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CHARLES BENSON
- Charles Benson had an illustrious college career at Baylor
University. While there
the 6’3” 267lb. defensive end caught the eye of the great Coach Don Shula. Shula called Benson a "defensive specialist."
Charles Benson was such a hot commodity that the Miami Dolphins
traded up to make sure that they got the hottest defensive end in the draft. Charles Benson is a product of the Houston, Texas area but now makes his home in North Texas with his wife and
daughter. Among other awards, Charles Benson has acquired the ever elusive Super Bowl ring. Charles works with and teaches
youth.
BILLY MINOR
- The Philadelphia Eagles’ acquired a humble giant in, 6’2”
200lb. Wide Receiver, Billy Minor. Minor is a product of the Northeast Texas Area. Minor
sharpened his receiving skills at Texas A&M Commerce.
After a period with the Eagles, Minor went on to play in the Arena Football League where he was an offensive threat. Billy
minor now works at a local hospital. He resides in North Texas with his family, where he
is very involved with youth and sports.
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AL PENN-WHITE
- Al Penn-White had an
incredible career that spanned over a decade in professional football as a quarterback. Not only did he lead three different
teams, he did it in three different leagues. Al Penn-White is a North Texas native who went on to play college football at
Southeastern
Oklahoma State University.
After his college career Penn-White played several years for the NFL’s New Orleans Saints,
before being lured into one of the USFL’s hottest teams, the San Antonio
Gunslingers. Al Penn-White led his NFL Europe team, Scottland’s, Clydesdale
Colts to a World Championship. Al Penn-White presently lives in the North Texas with his
family where he can always been seen working with the community. When asked,
what is the achievement that he is most proud of? Penn-White answers, “My
College degrees, football was just icing on the cake.”
KELVIN FORD
- Kelvin
Ford is a North Texas native who graduated from Denison High School being a four
year letter winner. The fact that he had good grades to go along with his above average athletic
ability sealed the deal with the University of Missouri Tigers. Kelvin Ford was a three year Big XII starter at Outside Linebacker
who hit with intense power. He played in many Collegiate Bowl Games wearing the # 30. Ford played the game with raw passion
and a commitment to excellence. After college, Kelvin Ford then went on to the NFL’s Denver Broncos where he played Linebacker. He now lives in the North
Texas area with his wife and children, where he donates time to youth athletics and shares his faith. He is a Tin
Star Homes Representative.
Update:
Kelvin Ford now gives one-on-one Linebacker instruction to collegiate hopefuls.
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CLAYTON BAKER
- Has
there ever been a better cornerback at the University of Missouri then North Texas native Clayton Baker? The 5’10” 190lbs. cover-man reeked havoc for offenses
in the Big XII. Baker holds 5 of the University of Missouri’s Team Records including interceptions. With
his blazing speed, Baker ran back both kickoffs and punts while playing Cornerback. Baker made interceptions one after another.
Clayton Baker has had a long career in the professional ranks as well. He found
himself playing in the NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs, Canadian Football League- Winnipeg Blue Bombers , and Also the Arena
Football League’s Houston Thunderbears. Clayton Baker has come back home to North Texas where he at the North Texas Job
Core Center.
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