Best Players from the Old NIL (Nashville Interscholastic League)

[o21putt]

Boy, are you guys bringing back the memories of some great times.

[reddevil1]

What about Johnny Sullivan and Ronnie Fuqua from West?

[VolunteerGeneral]

Was Keith Davis from Overton in the NIL?

[cbg]

Volunteer[/url]General' post='826212532' date='Oct 27 2006 - 08:10 AM']

Was Keith Davis from Overton in the NIL?

 

Keith Davis was from Overton but if my memory serves me correctly he graduated with the 1981 state championship team & the NIL folded around 1979.

[ejp]

That's going to be a task. I'll insist that you have representatives from Haynes, Meigs, Howard,Duncan,and TIS/TPS, for it to be truly official.

 

Wasn't there a Jesse Mathers from North?

father RYAN Billy Lynch Mike and Jim Mondelli if you really want to go back Joe flip Bates linebacker in the 50's

[bigchief]

Here goes with the NIL manifesto. I will go ahead and apologize for leaving out anyone. I did the best I could.

Hume Fogg: Willis Appleton, Deacon Lunn, John Berry

 

Goodpasture: Scott Trew, Alan Banks

 

Joelton: Butch Baker, Denny Lutz, Wendell Stamps, Randy Waller, Aaron Smith, Calvin Short,Tony Rush, Gene and Wayne Carney, Steve Bozza

 

Lipscomb: Steve Staggs, Houston Woods, David Shaub, Bob Majors

 

T.P.S. or T.I.S.: Elmer Disspayne, Everett Holt, Andy McCord, Claude Hill, James "Red" Gaylor, Charles Bobo, Clarence Sharpe, Johnny Wilson, Jay Bonds, Bobby Branchfield.

 

Cohn: J.B. Proctor, Thomas Green, Maxie Runion, Tommy Wells, Glen Sexton, Brady Luckett, Mulloy Robertson, Gene Sadler,

 

Dupont: Kenneth "Moe" Wright, Ben Donnell, Greg Gaines, Jeff Gaines, Sonny Moore, Abbie Williams, Sonny Ferguson, Joe Clay,

 

Glencliff: Wayne Bush, Jerry Broadbent, Mike Bush, Mike Gipson, Buddy Brown, Kenny Mansfield, Greg Oglesby, Tommy Baucom, Ricky Wheeler, Wayne Smith, Bubba Dudley, Bubba Randolph

 

Goodlettsville: Dutch Sears, Gene Moore, Tom Moore, Butch Frost, Tim Corn, Terry Dalton, Thurman Brooks, Hugh Denny, Roy Petty, Joe Robinson

 

Howard: Richard McAbee, Jimmy Hite, Oneal Tankersley,

 

Mt. Juliet: Tom Marshall, Ronnie Hackney, Johnny Lowe, Ricky Kitrell, Bill Coley, Tim Bryant

 

North: Jesse Mathers, Billy Whittaker, Odell Binkley, Tommy Partin, Buck Pardue

 

East: Frankie Hastings, Dick Fulton, Tom Keysaer, Charlie Lyons, James Threalkill, Doug Harris, Willie Rice, Tommy Gossage, Owen Howell, Elvin Butler, Clarence Hewgley, Garnett Rather, Melvin Primm

 

Franklin: Ken "Baby" Frost, Ray Dalton, Fred Lane Sr., Ken Huff, Ned Sullivan,

 

Hendersonville: Walter Herrod, Gary Mitchell, John Carver, Buddy Lucas, Tom Latimer, William Douglas, Rickey Steely,

 

Madison: Alvin Frey, Chuck Lewis, Bill "Bull" Cartwright, Chuck Boyd, Butch Cartwright, Ken Apple, Lonnie Sadler, Houston Ragan, Jimmy Cartwright, Mike Head, Tony Adcock, Freddie Johnson, Danny Fisher,

 

Maplewood: Preston Brown, David Campbell, Jeff Woodcock, Walter Buck, Tony Buck, Ernest Cecil, Ernest Hale, Raymond Ray, Earvin Sweat, Adolph Groves, E. J. Junior,

 

McGavock: Cary Curd, James "Creature" Caruthers, Lafayette Moore, Wayne Gregory, Steve McDonald, Mike Blake,

 

Stratford: Mike Jones, Wayne Helton, Doug Lankford, Mike Dennis, Terry Harris, Brock Rust, Brian Crane, Ronald Stafford, Shadow, you do the rest.

 

Overton: Tim Riley, Donald McCord, Miller Aaron, Ralph Carnahan, Jimmy Gaylor, Frank Vukelich, Gary Daniel, George Hendricks, Wayne Patterson, Mark Llewellyn, Rick Ritter, Mike Sullivan, Jeff Vaughn, Hunter Harris, Mike Johnson,

 

Pearl: Porter Williams, Walter Overton, George French, Jack Crawford, Hershell Lyons, Michael Miller, Randolph Williamson, Reginald Hayden,

 

Antioch: Tony Hood, Lester McClain, Larry Ward, Randall McGill, Randall Tidwell, Frank Victory, Russ Tidwell, Jerry Kirby, Larry Bryant,

 

Hillsboro: Don McIllhenny, Danny Neal, Bucky Ford, Barry Burton, Darrell Page, Ben Matthews, Doug Moulton, Donnie Sherman, Joe Foxall, Bernie Thau, Jake Libbey, Tommy Gossett, Frank Tice

 

Hillwood: Jeff Gorin, Fred "Frog" Williams, Manley Mixon, Joey Runion, Chuck Wood, Tom Bernhardt, Raymond Goffy, Richard Clippard, Steve Blume, John Barbero, Tommy Sidwell, George Hendricks

 

Father Ryan: Angelo "Vic" Varallo, Charley Clunan, Bobby Young, Joe Sullivan, Joe Bates, Tommy Donnely, Vic Karabasz, Frank Halliburton, Art Guepe Jr., Boots Donnelly, Jerry Sullivan, Joe Miller, Jim Derrick, John "Happy" Saad, Billy Lynch, Jim Mondelli, Mike Mondelli, K.C. Skull, Bubba Donnelly, Geno Marchetti, Tommy Morales, Coveak Moody, Mike Lyons, Don Derrick, Billy Wehby, Jack Sullivan Bobby Berry, Tim Wilson, Chris Garr, Mike Wright, Tommy Bateman. WAY back includes Frank Sullivan, Pete Curley, Frank Wilk, Bernie Rohling, Thomas Swords, Ben Nance, John L. Burns, Kurt Page,

 

Donelson: Chuck Steagald, Austin Denny, Kenneth "Red" Willoughby, Kenny Johnson, Mike Bevans, Jimbo Bevans, Steve Burger, Mike Tribue, Sam Underwood, David Stewart, Billy Spann, Roy Blair,

 

M.B.A.: Fred Fisher, Mike Denson, Tom Husband, Billy Joe Ehrhart, Charlie Hawkins, Al Whitson, Russell Brothers, George McGugin, Dennis Carr, E.W. Cox, Robert Washington, Buford Owen, Corky Corbitt, Billy Fields, Al Whitson, Jack Sparks, Bill Wade, Jack Herbert, Frank Burkholder, Mack Rolfe, Don Brothers, David Duke, Phil Husband, Bill Blair, John Bracewell, Rusty Lawrence, Sandy Haury, Tommy Roady, Jeff Peoples, Barrett Sutton, Brant Lipscomb, Frank Floyd, Tate Rich, John McClellan, Bill Lellyett. If you want to go WAY back then Chili Harden, George Baker, Bill Green, Herb Brown, Joe Myers, Bobby Worrall, Buddy Hackman, Charley Coggins, Bull Patton, Earl Blair,Jimmy Blair, David Gentry, Tommy Owen.

 

Litton: Bobby Tillman, Leonard Staggs, Bob Bingham, Johnny Hite, Kenneth Duke, John Gordy, L.F. McClellan, Rip Nix, George Volkert, Floyd Wallace, Johnny Moore, Johnny Tomlinson, Steve Shaw, Bonnie Sloan, I know I am missing a bunch here.

 

Central: Shadow, I will let you do this one.

 

West: John Sullivan, Eddie Lawrence, George Kelley, Chuck Pearson, Bobby Lawrence, Gordon Smith, Y.Y. Phillips, Henry Atkeison, Francis Derthick, Robert Seals, Bill Phillips, Ronnie Fuqua,

 

Two Rivers: Ricky Miller, help me out

 

I have no idea about Wallace, Duncan etc. A little before my time

 

Like I said, I am sure I left some out. Feel free to add to the list.

Happy reading

Edited October 30, 2006 by bigchief

[Frankin Generals]

Here goes with the NIL manifesto. I will go ahead and apologize for leaving out anyone. I did the best I could.

Hume Fogg: Willis Appleton, Deacon Lunn, John Berry

 

Goodpasture: Scott Trew, Alan Banks

 

Joelton: Butch Baker, Denny Lutz, Wendell Stamps, Randy Waller, Aaron Smith, Calvin Short,Tony Rush, Gene and Wayne Carney, Steve Bozza

 

Lipscomb: Steve Staggs, Houston Woods, David Shaub, Bob Majors

 

T.P.S. or T.I.S.: Elmer Disspayne, Everett Holt, Andy McCord, Claude Hill, James "Red" Gaylor, Charles Bobo, Clarence Sharpe, Johnny Wilson, Jay Bonds, Bobby Branchfield.

 

Cohn: J.B. Proctor, Thomas Green, Maxie Runion, Tommy Wells, Glen Sexton, Brady Luckett, Mulloy Robertson, Gene Sadler,

 

Dupont: Kenneth "Moe" Wright, Ben Donnell, Greg Gaines, Jeff Gaines, Sonny Moore, Abbie Williams, Sonny Ferguson, Joe Clay,

 

Glencliff: Wayne Bush, Jerry Broadbent, Mike Bush, Mike Gipson, Buddy Brown, Kenny Mansfield, Greg Oglesby, Tommy Baucom, Ricky Wheeler, Wayne Smith, Bubba Dudley, Bubba Randolph

 

Goodlettsville: Dutch Sears, Gene Moore, Tom Moore, Butch Frost, Tim Corn, Terry Dalton, Thurman Brooks, Hugh Denny, Roy Petty, Joe Robinson

 

Howard: Richard McAbee, Jimmy Hite, Oneal Tankersley,

 

Mt. Juliet: Tom Marshall, Ronnie Hackney, Johnny Lowe, Ricky Kitrell, Bill Coley,

 

North: Jesse Mathers, Billy Whittaker, Odell Binkley, Tommy Partin, Buck Pardue

 

East: Frankie Hastings, Dick Fulton, Tom Keysaer, Charlie Lyons, James Threalkill, Doug Harris, Willie Rice, Tommy Gossage, Owen Howell, Elvin Butler, Clarence Hewgley, Garnett Rather, Melvin Primm

 

Franklin: Ken "Baby" Frost, Ray Dalton, Fred Lane Sr., Ken Huff, Ned Sullivan,

 

Hendersonville: Walter Herrod, Gary Mitchell, John Carver, Buddy Lucas, Tom Latimer, William Douglas, Rickey Steely,

 

Madison: Alvin Frey, Chuck Lewis, Bill "Bull" Cartwright, Chuck Boyd, Butch Cartwright, Ken Apple, Lonnie Sadler, Houston Ragan, Jimmy Cartwright, Mike Head, Tony Adcock, Freddie Johnson, Danny Fisher,

 

Maplewood: Preston Brown, David Campbell, Jeff Woodcock, Walter Buck, Tony Buck, Ernest Cecil, Ernest Hale, Raymond Ray, Earvin Sweat, Adolph Groves, E. J. Junior,

 

McGavock: Cary Curd, James "Creature" Caruthers, Lafayette Moore, Wayne Gregory, Steve McDonald, Mike Blake,

 

Stratford: Mike Jones, Wayne Helton, Doug Lankford, Mike Dennis, Terry Harris, Brock Rust, Brian Crane, Ronald Stafford, Shadow, you do the rest.

 

Overton: Tim Riley, Donald McCord, Miller Aaron, Ralph Carnahan, Jimmy Gaylor, Frank Vukelich, Gary Daniel, George Hendricks, Wayne Patterson, Mark Llewellyn, Rick Ritter, Mike Sullivan, Jeff Vaughn, Hunter Harris, Mike Johnson,

 

Pearl: Porter Williams, Walter Overton, George French, Jack Crawford, Hershell Lyons, Michael Miller, Randolph Williamson, Reginald Hayden,

 

Antioch: Tony Hood, Lester McClain, Larry Ward, Randall McGill, Randall Tidwell, Frank Victory, Russ Tidwell, Jerry Kirby, Larry Bryant, David Cathey, Jerry Bates, Kenny West

 

Hillsboro: Don McIllhenny, Danny Neal, Bucky Ford, Barry Burton, Darrell Page, Ben Matthews, Doug Moulton, Donnie Sherman, Joe Foxall, Bernie Thau, Jake Libbey, Tommy Gossett, Frank Tice

 

Hillwood: Jeff Gorin, Fred "Frog" Williams, Manley Mixon, Joey Runion, Chuck Wood, Tom Bernhardt, Raymond Goffy, Richard Clippard, Steve Blume, John Barbero, Tommy Sidwell, George Hendricks

 

Father Ryan: Angelo "Vic" Varallo, Charley Clunan, Bobby Young, Joe Sullivan, Joe Bates, Tommy Donnely, Vic Karabasz, Frank Halliburton, Art Guepe Jr., Boots Donnelly, Jerry Sullivan, Joe Miller, Jim Derrick, John "Happy" Saad, Billy Lynch, Jim Mondelli, Mike Mondelli, K.C. Skull, Bubba Donnelly, Geno Marchetti, Tommy Morales, Coveak Moody, Mike Lyons, Don Derrick, Billy Wehby, Jack Sullivan Bobby Berry, Tim Wilson, Chris Garr, Mike Wright, Tommy Bateman. WAY back includes Frank Sullivan, Pete Curley, Frank Wilk, Bernie Rohling, Thomas Swords, Ben Nance, John L. Burns.

 

Donelson: Chuck Steagald, Austin Denny, Kenneth "Red" Willoughby, Kenny Johnson, Mike Bevans, Jimbo Bevans, Steve Burger, Mike Tribue, Sam Underwood, David Stewart, Billy Spann, Roy Blair,

 

M.B.A.: Fred Fisher, Mike Denson, Tom Husband, Billy Joe Ehrhart, Charlie Hawkins, Al Whitson, Russell Brothers, George McGugin, Dennis Carr, E.W. Cox, Robert Washington, Buford Owen, Corky Corbitt, Billy Fields, Al Whitson, Jack Sparks, Bill Wade, Jack Herbert, Frank Burkholder, Mack Rolfe, Don Brothers, David Duke, Phil Husband, Bill Blair, John Bracewell, Rusty Lawrence, Sandy Haury, Tommy Roady, Jeff Peoples, Barrett Sutton, Brant Lipscomb, Frank Floyd, Tate Rich, John McClellan, Bill Lellyett. If you want to go WAY back then Chili Harden, George Baker, Bill Green, Herb Brown, Joe Myers, Bobby Worrall, Buddy Hackman, Charley Coggins, Bull Patton, Earl Blair,Jimmy Blair, David Gentry, Tommy Owen.

 

Litton: Bobby Tillman, Leonard Staggs, Bob Bingham, Johnny Hite, Kenneth Duke, John Gordy, L.F. McClellan, Rip Nix, George Volkert, Floyd Wallace, Johnny Moore, Johnny Tomlinson, Steve Shaw, Bonnie Sloan, I know I am missing a bunch here.

 

Central: Shadow, I will let you do this one.

 

West: John Sullivan, Eddie Lawrence, George Kelley, Chuck Pearson, Bobby Lawrence, Gordon Smith, Y.Y. Phillips, Henry Atkeison, Francis Derthick, Robert Seals, Bill Phillips, Ronnie Fuqua,

 

Two Rivers: Ricky Miller, help me out

 

I have no idea about Wallace, Duncan etc. A little before my time

 

Like I said, I am sure I left some out. Feel free to add to the list.

Happy reading

[Frankin Generals]

Here goes with the NIL manifesto. I will go ahead and apologize for leaving out anyone. I did the best I could.

Hume Fogg: Willis Appleton, Deacon Lunn, John Berry

 

Goodpasture: Scott Trew, Alan Banks, Darrell Denson

 

Joelton: Butch Baker, Denny Lutz, Wendell Stamps, Randy Waller, Aaron Smith, Calvin Short,Tony Rush, Gene and Wayne Carney, Steve Bozza

 

Lipscomb: Steve Staggs, Houston Woods, David Shaub, Bob Majors

 

T.P.S. or T.I.S.: Elmer Disspayne, Everett Holt, Andy McCord, Claude Hill, James "Red" Gaylor, Charles Bobo, Clarence Sharpe, Johnny Wilson, Jay Bonds, Bobby Branchfield.

 

Cohn: J.B. Proctor, Thomas Green, Maxie Runion, Tommy Wells, Glen Sexton, Brady Luckett, Mulloy Robertson, Gene Sadler,

 

Dupont: Kenneth "Moe" Wright, Ben Donnell, Greg Gaines, Jeff Gaines, Sonny Moore, Abbie Williams, Sonny Ferguson, Joe Clay,

 

Glencliff: Wayne Bush, Jerry Broadbent, Mike Bush, Mike Gipson, Buddy Brown, Kenny Mansfield, Greg Oglesby, Tommy Baucom, Ricky Wheeler, Wayne Smith, Bubba Dudley, Bubba Randolph

 

Goodlettsville: Dutch Sears, Gene Moore, Tom Moore, Butch Frost, Tim Corn, Terry Dalton, Thurman Brooks, Hugh Denny, Roy Petty, Joe Robinson

 

Howard: Richard McAbee, Jimmy Hite, Oneal Tankersley,

 

Mt. Juliet: Tom Marshall, Ronnie Hackney, Johnny Lowe, Ricky Kitrell, Bill Coley,

 

North: Jesse Mathers, Billy Whittaker, Odell Binkley, Tommy Partin, Buck Pardue

 

East: Frankie Hastings, Dick Fulton, Tom Keysaer, Charlie Lyons, James Threalkill, Doug Harris, Willie Rice, Tommy Gossage, Owen Howell, Elvin Butler, Clarence Hewgley, Garnett Rather, Melvin Primm

 

Franklin: Ken "Baby" Frost, Ray Dalton, Fred Lane Sr., Ken Huff, Ned Sullivan,

 

Hendersonville: Walter Herrod, Gary Mitchell, John Carver, Buddy Lucas, Tom Latimer, William Douglas, Rickey Steely,

 

Madison: Alvin Frey, Chuck Lewis, Bill "Bull" Cartwright, Chuck Boyd, Butch Cartwright, Ken Apple, Lonnie Sadler, Houston Ragan, Jimmy Cartwright, Mike Head, Tony Adcock, Freddie Johnson, Danny Fisher,

 

Maplewood: Preston Brown, David Campbell, Jeff Woodcock, Walter Buck, Tony Buck, Ernest Cecil, Ernest Hale, Raymond Ray, Earvin Sweat, Adolph Groves, E. J. Junior,

 

McGavock: Cary Curd, James "Creature" Caruthers, Lafayette Moore, Wayne Gregory, Steve McDonald, Mike Blake,

 

Stratford: Mike Jones, Wayne Helton, Doug Lankford, Mike Dennis, Terry Harris, Brock Rust, Brian Crane, Ronald Stafford, Shadow, you do the rest.

 

Overton: Tim Riley, Donald McCord, Miller Aaron, Ralph Carnahan, Jimmy Gaylor, Frank Vukelich, Gary Daniel, George Hendricks, Wayne Patterson, Mark Llewellyn, Rick Ritter, Mike Sullivan, Jeff Vaughn, Hunter Harris, Mike Johnson, Gary Kimball,

 

Pearl: Porter Williams, Walter Overton, George French, Jack Crawford, Hershell Lyons, Michael Miller, Randolph Williamson, Reginald Hayden,

 

Antioch: Tony Hood, Lester McClain, Larry Ward, Randall McGill, Randall Tidwell, Frank Victory, Russ Tidwell, Jerry Kirby, Larry Bryant, David Cathey, Jerry Bates, Kenny West

 

Hillsboro: Don McIllhenny, Danny Neal, Bucky Ford, Barry Burton, Darrell Page, Ben Matthews, Doug Moulton, Donnie Sherman, Joe Foxall, Bernie Thau, Jake Libbey, Tommy Gossett, Frank Tice

 

Hillwood: Jeff Gorin, Fred "Frog" Williams, Manley Mixon, Joey Runion, Chuck Wood, Tom Bernhardt, Raymond Goffy, Richard Clippard, Steve Blume, John Barbero, Tommy Sidwell, George Hendricks

 

Father Ryan: Angelo "Vic" Varallo, Charley Clunan, Bobby Young, Joe Sullivan, Joe Bates, Tommy Donnely, Vic Karabasz, Frank Halliburton, Art Guepe Jr., Boots Donnelly, Jerry Sullivan, Joe Miller, Jim Derrick, John "Happy" Saad, Billy Lynch, Jim Mondelli, Mike Mondelli, K.C. Skull, Bubba Donnelly, Geno Marchetti, Tommy Morales, Coveak Moody, Mike Lyons, Don Derrick, Billy Wehby, Jack Sullivan Bobby Berry, Tim Wilson, Chris Garr, Mike Wright, Tommy Bateman. WAY back includes Frank Sullivan, Pete Curley, Frank Wilk, Bernie Rohling, Thomas Swords, Ben Nance, John L. Burns, Kurt Page.

 

Donelson: Chuck Steagald, Austin Denny, Kenneth "Red" Willoughby, Kenny Johnson, Mike Bevans, Jimbo Bevans, Steve Burger, Mike Tribue, Sam Underwood, David Stewart, Billy Spann, Roy Blair,

 

M.B.A.: Fred Fisher, Mike Denson, Tom Husband, Billy Joe Ehrhart, Charlie Hawkins, Al Whitson, Russell Brothers, George McGugin, Dennis Carr, E.W. Cox, Robert Washington, Buford Owen, Corky Corbitt, Billy Fields, Al Whitson, Jack Sparks, Bill Wade, Jack Herbert, Frank Burkholder, Mack Rolfe, Don Brothers, David Duke, Phil Husband, Bill Blair, John Bracewell, Rusty Lawrence, Sandy Haury, Tommy Roady, Jeff Peoples, Barrett Sutton, Brant Lipscomb, Frank Floyd, Tate Rich, John McClellan, Bill Lellyett. If you want to go WAY back then Chili Harden, George Baker, Bill Green, Herb Brown, Joe Myers, Bobby Worrall, Buddy Hackman, Charley Coggins, Bull Patton, Earl Blair,Jimmy Blair, David Gentry, Tommy Owen, Ricky Bowers, Tom Moore.

 

Litton: Bobby Tillman, Leonard Staggs, Bob Bingham, Johnny Hite, Kenneth Duke, John Gordy, L.F. McClellan, Rip Nix, George Volkert, Floyd Wallace, Johnny Moore, Johnny Tomlinson, Steve Shaw, Bonnie Sloan, I know I am missing a bunch here.

 

Central: Shadow, I will let you do this one.

 

West: John Sullivan, Eddie Lawrence, George Kelley, Chuck Pearson, Bobby Lawrence, Gordon Smith, Y.Y. Phillips, Henry Atkeison, Francis Derthick, Robert Seals, Bill Phillips, Ronnie Fuqua,

 

Two Rivers: Ricky Miller, help me out

 

I have no idea about Wallace, Duncan etc. A little before my time

 

Like I said, I am sure I left some out. Feel free to add to the list.

Happy reading

[rollredroll]

Keith Davis was from Overton but if my memory serves me correctly he graduated with the 1981 state championship team & the NIL folded around 1979.

 

I think Davis was a sophomore on that '81 championship team. I definitely remember his being on the '82 Overton team that helped christen MBA's then-new stadium, and I'm pretty sure he was in the backfield in 1983 when MBA played at Overton.

 

Another good back around this time (he was a few years older than K. Davis, so he may have had at least one year in the NIL) was Pearl's Lavoisier Fisher. His announcement on Channel 4 (was WSM then, now WSMV) that he planned to attend "the University of UT" remains a classic in local Nashville television sports history.

[bigchief]

I think Davis was a sophomore on that '81 championship team. I definitely remember his being on the '82 Overton team that helped christen MBA's then-new stadium, and I'm pretty sure he was in the backfield in 1983 when MBA played at Overton.

 

Another good back around this time (he was a few years older than K. Davis, so he may have had at least one year in the NIL) was Pearl's Lavoisier Fisher. His announcement on Channel 4 (was WSM then, now WSMV) that he planned to attend "the University of UT" remains a classic in local Nashville television sports history.

Charles "Fruit" Bell was the main back at Overton in the fall of '82.

 

Lavoisier Fisher last I saw him was working for Bridgestone in Lavergne. Confident guy :justwrestle:

Edited October 27, 2006 by bigchief

[KWoodroof]

Here goes with the NIL manifesto. I will go ahead and apologize for leaving out anyone. I did the best I could.

 

 

Two Rivers: Ricky Miller, help me out

 

I have no idea about Wallace, Duncan etc. A little before my time

 

Like I said, I am sure I left some out. Feel free to add to the list.

Happy reading :justwrestle:

First of all, what a brilliant list! Really well done.

 

The only school I think you missed is Cumberland... soem of their top players were Walter Nipper, Bobby Woodroof, G. P. West, Carlton Flatt, Bruce Bowers, Danny Hunley, Jamie Pride, Leo Pascual, and Walter Buck (his jr. year was Cumberland's final year; he finished at Maplewood). DelaWarr could probably add more Cumberland names, if he's around.

 

I would have included Terry Potter from Goodlettsville; he was a captain at Vanderbilt.

 

Cary Curd at Two Rivers was a very talented quarterback on their final team.

 

I'm amazed that you remembered Wallace.

 

The only Duncan athlete I can recall is John Bennett, who was a coach and athletic director at MBA for many years.

 

Again, I bow in your direction.

Edited October 27, 2006 by KWoodroof

[rollredroll]

Keith Davis graduated in 1982 so he was a senior on the fall '81 team. Charles "Fruit" Bell was the main back in fall '82.

 

I could have sworn Davis was older, but I could be wrong. I did find a link on TACA that shows a Keith Davis in the Class of 1984 at Overton.

 

One way to figure is out is if anyone remembers if he went JUCO, or if he redshirted at UT. He lettered 1985-88 at UT; if he went the JUCO route, his first year out of high school should have been 1983; if he went straight to UT and redshirted, his first year out should have been 1984.

Edited October 27, 2006 by rollredroll