Calvin Talford, Rodney English, Marty Story- all played basketball at ETSU when they were making the NCAA tourney in the late 80's and early 90's.
Calvin Talford, Rodney English, Marty Story- all played basketball at ETSU when they were making the NCAA tourney in the late 80's and early 90's.
mine would probably be charlie garner who played in the nfl for maybe 5/6 years
Edd Clark.
I have had a chance to play against some good athletes while I was in school(96-99). I can't remember alot of them but here goes.
Thomas Jones
Julius Jones
Travis Clark
Travis Turner
The qb from Haysi. I think his lastname was Colley.
The TE from Covington.
The WRs from Surry County lol.
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Outside of Julius, Jake Housewright, Josh Warren, PJ Bailey, and a few others
Id have to say Jorge Ascencio from Celeya,Mexico in tennis. He was the 2002 NAIA national champion and former D1 standout with wins against teams like FSU and Miami. Tennis is alot more competitive than a sport like football since its a worldwide sport and you really cant change anything to be different. In football, if you suck at QB, you can move to wide receiver or tight end. In golf or tennis, you pretty much are what you are so I would have to say he was the most athletic.
Billie Wagner
Gerald Sensabaugh, we have competed with, and against each other since we were like 10....
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Julius, Miller, Hamilton, catcher/closer from ETSU who was drafted in the 6th round-Caleb Moore, Andrew Belcher, Ray Gill, BJ Upton
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Shoe your thinkin bout Robbie Colley, real good at basketball to
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Worst hit I ever took was against Big Shug Hall from PV, man he could lay a lick. He was bad to bite your nugget sack in a pile up.
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