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Bob Woodruff has had one steady companion in his various careers as player, coach, and administrator: success. Woodruff left Georgia in 1935 to enroll at UT, where he was a…

“I’d just rather live in Memphis, that’s all.” Throughout an illustrious major league baseball career filled with honors, awards, and World Series victories with the New York Giants, William “Memphis…

Nashville’s Bill Wade found success as a quarterback on every possible level. At Montgomery Bell Academy, he was Most Valuable Player in the Interscholastic League in 1946 and All-Nashville as…

If you check the lineups of the very first Rose Bowl in 1907, you will find that Brown University started a guard by the name of Wallace Wade. He would…

Although the name Nera White is now relatively unknown in the sports world, this Tennessean is perhaps the greatest woman basketball player to ever be involved in the game. Her…