Terrell Oweens, was born in Alexander City, Alabama,he always loved football. His favorite player was Jerry Rice. Owens, attended Benjamin Russell High School, where he excelled in football, baseball and basketball and later became one of the best receivers in the league.A six times Pro- Bowl selection and former holder of the league single game reception records He played college football and basketball at the University of Tennesse.
Rand Moss,grew up in Rand, West Virginia. Attend high at now Du point High, in Belle, West Virginia.
John Riggins, carried the Redskins, to their first Super Bowl win. In the process,he carved a spot in football immortality.His venue was Super Bowl XV11.The beefy running back knocked the Dolphin's defense silly. Riggins, was unonimously named the games MVP. Riggins, was the Redskins work horse. John, scored the winning touchdown to win the game for the Redskins, he put the team on his shoulders that season.
Joe Jacoby, was from Louisville, Kentucky as child he loved football.Jacoby,played left tackle in college at Louisville,he was Co-Captained of the Cardinals as a senior.He played left ,right tackle and left guard in his 13 years career as a Redskin. He made his greatest impact at left tackle, where he played for eight years protecting his quarterback's blind side. His nickname was Route (66). Joe earned four straight trips to the Pro-Bowl as left tackle and multiple All-Pro honors.
Dexter Manley, grew up in Houston,Texas.He played 8 years for the Washington Redskins as a defensive end.He was the most feared pass rusher in the 1980s,and posted the most sacks in the NFL from1982 to 1986. He knocked out Cowboys quarterback Danny White, out of the NFC game with a concussion that pushed the Redskins,to Super Bowl XV11 one of the most famous play in Redskins history .He
The Hogs,was a nickname bestowed on the offensive linemens for their portly image and demeanor. The Fun Bunch, consisted of players who slapped high fives in the end zone after touchdowns.The Smurfs, featured three pint-sized receivers. Bugel, was know as [Boss Hoh]
Roy lived in Denver,Colorado. He was a baseball lover from a child. He played every position to learn which one he liked best. He really liked to pitch best. Roy began his professional career in the minor leagues. His nickname was (Doc) May,29,2010 Roy pitched a perfect game.That was just the 20th perfect game in the Major league history.
Gilbert, grew up in Southern,California.He dreamed of setting records in fort of Laker fans in Los Angeles. He became a started for the Wildcats his freshman year, and was voted MVP of his college tournament.
Gus Johnson, a 6'-6" forward for the Bullerts. He had great power, and leaping ability,also a great rebounder and defensive player One of the first backboard-smashing dunkers. Joohnson, played in the All-Star Game five times while playing with the Bullets. Gus Johnson, died in 1987.
When he was growing up in Chicago,Illinois,Juwan's role model was his grandmother. His world revolved arounder basketball as a child. When he was a senior Juwan, was one of the most highly recruited high school players in the country. He went to Michigon and was named to the First-team All-Big Ten. The Washington Bullets selected him fifth in the spring of1994. Hs second year in the NBA he became the Bullet's most versatile player. Juwan, is some one who believes in giving back to the community.
Lynette, home town was Wichita, Kansas. Lynette Woodard, made sports history, she was the first woman to play basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters. She played on the United States Olympic Team. Lynette, won the Wade Trophy as the outstanding woman/s college basketball player. She spent a year playing in Italy. In 1985 Lynette, became a Globetrotter player for an all men team.
Julius Erving, started life in Hampstead, New York.As a child, Julius, used much of his free time playing basketball. He got the nickname Dr. J from a teacher. In junior high school coaches recognized his talent right away. He had many offers of scholarships it took him days just to sift through the many letters.He went to the University of Massachusetts.He left U-Mass. after his junior year to turn Pro. He played in the ABA league first,then he went to the Philadelphia 76ers.In1981 he was a shining star Dr.J.was voted M.V.P.of the league.
Walter Ray Williams Jr.was known as one of the best professional bowler in history, with at least 41 titles including seven major wins. He was award the PBA president award. He turned Pro in 1980 but he was only competing on a part time basis.He used his winnings to help pay his way through college.Williams, took on an important position in the PBA tours organization serving as president in1995 that year he was also inducted in to the PBA Hall of fame. His first sport love was pitching horseshoes. He became the youngest junior world champion in 1972. By 1995 Williams, won six world horseshoes pitching titles.
Don Carter,was born in St. Louis,Missouri.He was named bowler of the year six times and the only professional bowler to win the Hickok Belt, as the professional athlete of the year in 1962. To become good at bowling he built a lane in the basement of his home. Carter,served as the PBA organization/s 
