Whoami? Pt. 3
Okay, it is time to step up the difficulty a little.
Yes, the MLB draft information in last week’s edition was misleading, but you still should have figured out that it was “Dell” Curry! One of the greatest shooters ever: until he fathered two that were better than him, that is.
This week features a lesser-known member of the Virginia Tech alumni community, although he is quite amazing in his own right.
Without further ado, here we go.
1. I am currently employed by the University of Florida as a Special Teams Quality Control coach.
2. I was born in Radford, Virginia and am a graduate of Pulaski County High School.
3. I played in the 2000 inaugural season of the AF2, the Arena Football League’s developmental affiliate.
4. I have been employed by 15 (!!!) different teams in the National Football League over the course of my 15-year career.
5. Although my first name is Michael, I prefer to go by my better-known middle name.
6. I left Virginia Tech with the program record for most points scored in a season and the Big East record for total career scoring.
7. I am best remembered for a six-year tenure with a team that shares one of Virginia Tech’s primary colors.
8. My best season fell in 2005: I was nominated to the All-Pro first-team and was selected to the Pro Bowl, my only appearance.
9. In 2019, I was involved in a scandal at Michigan State that forced me to resign from my position.
10. I converted 85.5% of my field goal attempts during my NFL career.
So, what do you think? Hopefully that last clue set you down the right path.
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Here's a quick look at this week's figure:
