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Jay Niles
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
“Practice like you Play”. The bespectacled hurler who was allegedly drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays, Jay Niles was not somebody you wanted to party with, or even hang around really. While that was true his desire to win and compete was admirable…and psychotic.
Charlie Willoughby
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
Charlie Willoughby was the philosophizing Pitcher who likes to keep it weird and listen to a lot of Pink Floyd. He also posed as a University student despite being age 30 and long since surpassing his eligibility. If this ever comes down to who you want a smoke a joint with the most, he would be a lock.
Billy Autrey
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
While we don’t expect a swell of support for Billy Autrey, we wonder if some will vote for him for the same reason that we nominated him: the nickname he was given of “Bueter”. He did come off as a bit of a dick though didn’t he…or at the very least someone you would give a not so flattering nickname to if he was in your social circle.
Kenny Roper
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
In the Richard Linklater (eventual classic), “Everybody Wants Some!!”, Ryan Guzman played one of the head horndogs, Kenny Roper, on the Southeast Texas University team. Does his libido make him a contender here? He is a college guy, so of course he is supposed to have a strong sex drive, but that hardly makes him a strong contender.Glen McReynolds
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
Every team has a best player and with the Southeast Texas Cherokees College Baseball Team, it was Glen McReynolds, the probable future MLB player who was hyper-competitive. As such, how can the best player from this team not be considered?
Finnegan
Dec 12, 2016
Published in
The Athletes
While Jake Bradford was the center of the Richard Linklater film, “Everybody Wants Some!!” the soul of the film was arguably “Finnegan” the cerebral player for the Cherokees. Played by Glen Powell, this was the character that entertainment revolved around, regardless of plot.