Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State
This coach helped bring about the resurgence of Alabama football, and his fedora and well-dressed appearance live on in much fame in Tuscaloosa
Paul "Bear" Bryant
Fieldstone Parkway
15 MPH
Home Runs
Kyle Schwarber (21)
Jimmy Butler
Golden State Warriors
Athens, Georgia
Georgia
This outfielder spent his entire career in San Diego, and developed a penchant as possibly the best pure hitter of all time. His son later had a short stint in MLB in the 2010s
Tony Gwynn
US-27 from Food Lion to the Fort O exit
55 MPH
ERA
Cristopher Sanchez (1.47)
Klay Thompson
Dallas Mavericks
Lawrence, Kansas
Kansas
This shooting guard was the second highest scoring player on the 1992 Dream Team and was most well known for his sweet left-handed jumper
Chris Mullin
Twin Cedars Road
35 MPH
RBIs
Andy Pages (50)
Brook Lopez
Los Angeles Clippers
Omaha, Nebraska
This former 2,000 yard rusher earned an induction into the Hall in 2017, and his bruising running style helped his team win their second consecutive ring in 1998, for which he was named Super Bowl MVP
Terrell Davis
Hamilton Place Boulevard
20 MPH
Saves
Cade Smith (19)
Doug McDermott
Sacramento Kings
Livingston, Alabama
West Alabama
This NHL Hall of Famer spent his entire career with the same franchise, even when they moved from Quebec to Colorado. In 1996 and 2001, he captained the Avalanche to Stanley Cup titles.
Joe Sakic
Cummings Highway
45 MPH
Batting Average
Otto Lopez (.342)
Ochai Agbaji
Brooklyn Nets