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Few athletes can make the claim that they were captain of their high school, college, and pro teams. Ray Graves can. And, he was also a legendary head football coach….

At 6’8″ and 280 pounds, Dennis Harrison terrorized opposing offensive backfields for four years at Vanderbilt, 1974-1977, living up to his nickname-“Bigfoot.” At the conclusion of his freshman year, he…

Ralph Hatley had eminent careers as both a player and a coach throughout the state of Tennessee. Born in Trenton, Hatley attended Jackson High School before heading to UT, where…

Upon his arrival at Middle Tennessee State University in 1965 and throughout a career that spans more than thirty years, Dean Hayes quite simply distinguished himself as one of the…

Elmore “Scoop” Hudgins was one of the best known sports figures in Tennessee. A pint-sized package of energy and personality, “Scoop” helped blaze the trail in sports publicity. He started…