
Three-Time Super Bowl Champion, College and Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback
College and Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young is a one-of-a-kind talent. A consensus first-team All-American and Davey O’Brien Award winner at Brigham Young University, Young played p

Head Coach of the Kansas City Chiefs
One of the most successful active coaches in the National Football League, Andy Reid has amassed an impressive resume in 16 years as a head coach. Reid led the Philadelphia Eagles to four straight NFC

1990 Heisman Trophy Winner at BYU
As a five-sport letterman and Texas Player of the Year award winner in football, Ty Detmer was given plenty of opportunities to play college football. He chose to attend Brigham Young University where

Professional Basketball Player
Jimmer Fredette became a national sensation while playing college basketball at Brigham Young University. Fredette averaged 22.1 points per game as a junior and led the nation with 28.9 points per gam

Olympic Medal-Winning Skeleton Racer and Popular Motivational Speaker
Noelle Pikus-Pace is a skeleton racer whose career began in 2001. Pikus-Pace won the women’s Skeleton World Cup overall title in 2004-05. After she won the silver medal in the women’s skeleton event a

Sacramento Kings Forward
Jabari Parker is a professional small forward/ power forward for the Sacramento Kings. Parker attended Duke University where he debuted on November 8 2013. Parker was unanimously selected for the Atla

Retired Utah Jazz Legend and Former NC State Star
Thurl Bailey is a retired professional basketball power forward, playing 16 seasons. Prior to his long NBA career, Bailey played for the NC State Wolfpack from 1979 to 1983, leading the Wolfpack on th

Retired Two-Time National League MVP with the Atlanta Braves
Dale Murphy is a retired MLB outfielder and first baseman who played 18 years in the league with three different teams. His professional career began with the Atlanta Braves in 1976, appearing in 19 g

Three-Time Olympic Swimming Gold Medalist
Rowdy Gaines didnt try his hand at swimming until he was a junior in high school; he quickly succeeded in the new sport and even earned a scholarship for swimming to Auburn University. Gaines develop

Inspiration for the Movie Rudy
Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger is the inspiration for the 1993 movie Rudy, which is widely considered one of the top sports movies of all time. Rudy's story begins in Joliet, IL where the 5'6" hardnosed high

Wrestler and Olympian
Mark Schultz and his brother Dave were one of the only pairs to wrestle together in large scale events until his untimely death on January 26, 1996 when he was murdered by multimillionaire and philant

Two-Time Olympic Medalist in Weightlifting
Sarah Robles is the most successful American female weightlifter of all time. Robles is a three-time Olympian and won bronze medals in the 87 kg division twice. Prior to her 2016 medal, no U.S. woman

Former NBA Star and One of the Tallest Players in League History
Shawn Bradley is an NBA legend who towered at 7'6", making him one of the tallest players in league history. Bradley played 12 seasons, originally debuting with the Philadelphia 76ers in 1993. The Six

Two-Time Olympic Gymnastics Gold Medalist
Peter Vidmar is a three-time Olympic medalist and member of the legendary 1984 U.S. men s gymnastics team. Vidmar won gold in the team competition and pommel horse and silver in the individual compet

Two-Time Medalist and Australia's Most Successful Winter Olympian
Torah Bright is a professional snowboarder. She began her career at an early age in the snowy mountains where she grew up. This experience helped her realize her passion for snowboarding and she began
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Olympic Silver Medalist in Steeplechase
Kenneth Rooks gained international recognition through his silver Olympic medal at the 2024 Paris Games after running a personal best time of 8:06.41 in the steeplechase event. Born in Walla Walla on