Dante Hall, also known as “Human Joystick,” or “X-Factor,” is a former American professional football return specialist and wide receiver who played in the NFL. Hall was born in Lufkin, Texas, and he began his career playing high school football before going on to play college football at Texas A&M University where he earned 4,707 all-purpose yards at the school,... read full bio
Brian Dawkins is a former American football player who is also well known as Weapon X. He attended Clemson University to play as safety for the tigers. Dawkins had a booming football career, which led him to be drafted into the NFL in 1996. Dawkins started his professional career with the Philadelphia Eagles as the 61st pick. In his rookie... read full bio
Capers played safety and linebacker at Alliance, Ohio's Mount Union College. As a graduate assistant at Kent State University and the University of Washington, he started his coaching career. Subsequently, he worked as an assistant coach at Ohio State, Hawaii, California, San Jose State, and Tennessee. He played in the USFL before starting his NFL career as an assistant with... read full bio
Former American football cornerback and free safety Aeneas Williams possessed extraordinary skill at intercepting passes. Williams was a graduate student at Southern University, where he prioritized his studies over football until his last year. He tied the NCAA Division I-AA record for the most interceptions in that particular year. Playing for the Phoenix Cardinals, Williams had an amazing debut season,... read full bio
A well-known personality in professional golf, Joe Durant is renowned for his skill and perseverance on the course. He has carved up an amazing career with numerous victories and is currently a member of the PGA Tour Champions. His journey demonstrates not only skill but also a commitment that has made him a respected player in the sport. Over the course of... read full bio
Steve “Lefty” Carlton’s career with the MLB spanned over twenty years. He received his greatest acclaim as a professional while with the Philadelphia Phillies, although he also pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, and Minnesota Twins. Carlton holds the record for the second-most lifetime strikeouts of any left-handed pitcher, and the second-most... read full bio
Jeremy Maclin plays professional football, in the wide receiver position, for the Kansas City Chiefs. While playing at the University of Missouri, he was a two-time consensus All-American, and was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round of the NFL Draft. Maclin was voted by his teammates to receive the Ed Block Courage Award, for being a role... read full bio
Sydney Leroux is a professional soccer player, who was a member of the winning U.S. womens squads at the 2012 London Olympics and 2015 Womens World Cup. In the forward position, she has achieved over 50 caps with the senior national team. As a student at UCLA, Leroux played with the Bruins, and finished her collegiate career ranked fourth in... read full bio
Jack Clark, a retired Major League Baseball player, was known as Jack the Ripper for his powerful batting average. He played from 1975 to 1992 with the San Francisco Giants, St. Louis Cardinals, Yew York Yankees, San Diego Padres, and the Boston Red Sox. His stats include a .267 battering average, 340 home runs, and 1,180 runs batted in. He... read full bio
Former NFL star, Jason Taylor spent nearly his entire professional football career with the Miami Dolphins. He holds the sixth all-time career sacks record with 139.5 sacks, is the all-time leader in fumble return touchdowns with 6, while his 246 fumble return yards are the second highest total in NFL history. A six-time pro-bowl selection, Taylor was once named the... read full bio
Wesley Walker was a wide receiver for the New York Jets. His career average was 19 yards per reception, but he was known for his exceptional speed, averaging over 20 yards per reception in several seasons. He was the second-most receiving yards ever for the Jets at the time of his retirement. Walker, who was born legally blind in one eye,... read full bio
For twenty years, John Kasay was a member of the NFL teams New Orleans Saints, Carolina Panthers, and Seattle Seahawks. In that time, he amassed 459 career field goals for 1,970 points, ranking among the league's best placekickers. He ran 56 yards for his career. Out of the University of Georgia, he was selected in the fourth round by the... read full bio
NHL great Steve Yzerman is currently the GM of the Tampa Bay Lightening. A Hockey Hall of Famer, Yzerman played his entire NHL career with the Detroit Red Wings. He was named among the 100 Greatest NHL Players in history in a ceremony during the All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles. For twenty years, he was captain of the Red Wings,... read full bio
Jonas Blixt is a Swedish born professional golfer who played for Florida State University during his college years. He was a second-team All-American before making first-team the following year. Blixt went pro and though only competed on one Nationwide Tour in his first year, came back with over 20 in his second. Though based in the US, Blixt also plays... read full bio
Professional Golfer Brian Harman was three-time and Team All-American at the University of Georgia. He is a winner of the U.S. Junior Amateur, the Players Amateur, and the Porter Cup. All in all, he has four amateur wins. Harman turned pro and won his first pro victory by three shots at the Manor Classic and went on to play in... read full bio
Swedish born professional golfer David Lingmerth played for the University of Wets Florida and the University of Arkansas (one and three years respectively). At Arkansas, he was a two-time All-American. After going pro, he spent the season on the Web.com Tour where he two third place finishes and five top ten overall. Lingmerth made the PGA Tour in time for... read full bio
Pro golfer Will MacKenzie had an unorthodox start in life. After exploring the world, he glimpsed his childhood idol Payne Stewart win the '99 U.S. Open on TV and it inspired him to revisit the sport. He turned pro after playing on multiple mini-tours. The year following his rookie season on the PGA Tour marked his first win at the... read full bio
Colin Cowherd is host of ESPN Radio's The Herd with Colin Cowherd. He is also one of the original hosts of SportsNation, a one-hour, live studio show weekdays. The Herd features topical commentary on the day's most important sports news, perspective on the top stories, interviews with the biggest newsmakers, and entertaining daily segments including ""Spanning the Globe."" Colin has... read full bio
In the discipline of freestyle aerial skiing, Emily Cook Lauer has won four World Cup titles, seven National titles, and three Olympic medals. In addition to guiding the American Olympic team in PyeongChang, South Korea, she went on to become the first female head coach in the history of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team. Emily has spent her professional life... read full bio
Coby Fleener is a former American professional tight end who played in the NFL. Fleener was born in Lemont, Illinois, and he began his career playing high school football before going on to play college football at Stanford University. During his time playing at Stanford, Fleener earned 96 receptions for 1,543 yards and 18 touchdowns. He was also named an... read full bio
