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Now that everyone has gotten rid of their Super Bowl hangover, let’s get down to business. To figure out who I am, you better have your thinking cap on and be prepared to look under the green clover. I started all 122 games of my college career. I
If we had been comic book heroes during our college careers we would have been the dynamic duo – Batman and Robin.
I was a two sport athlete before guys like Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders made it popular. I not only played basketball for my alma mater, but I was on the volleyball team as well…
I certainly hope everyone has recovered from all of the turkey this past weekend. It is going to be tough following last week’s “Who am I” , but I am going to give it my best shot. To start my college basketball career, I didn’t go far – one state over to be exact…
Wow, I get to be the first Who am I at Pickin’ Splinters!! Now that is an honor, but then again I am used to receiving honors. If we start listing the honors I received in college – well we could be here awhile. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves here…
As father and son tandems go, we were hardly the Griffeys.
Initially I got a job at a local country club to help with the family bills. When I wasn’t working as a caddy, I decided to work on my own golf game…
In my 12-year career, I attempted to replace one legend, I backed up another, and was once traded for a four-time batting champ.
I was the last switch-hitter to win the American League MVP, but you probably don’t remember me for that.
I played most of my career with the same team, but for some reason, I’m almost as well known for the team who traded me away after I totaled 99 plate appearances in parts of two seasons.