Popeye Jones went to Dresden didn't he?

 

Yes

Mitchell's Ricky Roberson- 6-9

Played with the Trailblazers in the early 70's

For the record: Melrose's Cedrick Wilson won a State Championship in Football while playing Quarterback, a NCAA National Championship in football at Tennessee, and a Super Bowl Championship with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

 

But in 1997, as a point guard for Memphis Melrose rated No. 1 in AA, lost in the championship game to Union City.

 

Union City, unrated that year, beat the defending AA champs Martin Luther King, Austin East and then Memphis Melrose for the Title!

For the record: Melrose's Cedrick Wilson won a State Championship in Football while playing Quarterback, a NCAA National Championship in football at Tennessee, and a Super Bowl Championship with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

 

But in 1997, as a point guard for Memphis Melrose rated No. 1 in AA, lost in the championship game to Union City.

 

Union City, unrated that year, beat the defending AA champs Martin Luther King, Austin East and then Memphis Melrose for the Title!

Switchhitter, you brought up a great point. I haven't thought about the Cedric Wilson angle. Bobby "Bingo" Smith was a multisports player at Melrose also, Football, Basketball, and track. I think Cedric must get strong consideration. Thanks for the post.

 

Oh, one thing you forgot to mention, Cedric was a very good pitcher in baseball.

Edited February 19, 200620 yr by Tigersteve44

Memphis Central

 

Trent Johnson - Pitt - Boston Celtics

Patrick Eddie- Univ. of Miss. - New York Knicks

Tom Marshall-- Mt Juliet was a 1st round NBA pick.

 

6th overall.

 

How many can top that?

Tom Marshall-- Mt Juliet was a 1st round NBA pick.

 

6th overall.

 

How many can top that?

Tom Marshall, Western Kentucky Univ. and 7th pick in the first round of the 1954 NBA Draft by Rochester Royals. He only average 5.7 points per game as a forward. Also he played about 6 years. Hey, he deserves to be on the list. Thanks for the post.

Edited February 20, 200620 yr by Tigersteve44

Hey just a reminder. The original question was which Tennessee High School has produced the most NBA players. So far, I haven't heard anyone topping Memphis Treadwell

 

Hank McDowell

Chris Gardner

Andre Turner

Elliot Perry

Penny Hardaway

 

That is five NBA players all are guards with the exception of Hank McDowell who played forward.

Everyone listen. Andre Turner played at MITCHELL

Everyone listen. Andre Turner played at MITCHELL

 

I stand corrected! Andre Turner did play at Mitchell.

 

That is only four that played at Treadwell.

Three of those four were coached by Garmer Currie who just recently passed away.

This may be off the subject, but why has Treadwell fallen off lately?