860 passing yards and 11 TDs, 401 rushing yards and 11 TDs, averaged 38.4 yards per punt … state’s No. Football 3A nominee … All-Metro first team. Stratford QB/DB/P 1987-88: All-State … Mr. MBA QB 1968-71: All-State … NIL Offensive Player of the Year … two-time All-NIL … set NIL record for career total yards at 4,625 - 3,120 passing, 1,505 rushing … led MBA to 20 straight wins … one of only two players to win back-to-back NIL Athlete of the Year awards … played at Vanderbilt where he was a three-year starter (2,513 career passing yards, 14 TDs, 627 rushing yards, 6 TDs) Cory Fleming 7 running back by Rivals … TSWA All-State … Midstate Player of the Year … 6,351 career rushing yards, 84 TDs … rushed for 2,618 yards as a senior, 2,042 as a junior … led Ensworth to three consecutive state championships … played defensive back at Miami … selected in fifth round of the 2017 draft by Carolina Fred Fisher Louis Rams in 2013 and is in his second season with ChicagoĮnsworth RB/DB 2010-12: Two-time Mr. Football Class 2A … All-Southern Team by Orlando Sentinel … TSWA All-State and Region Player of the Year … set Goodpasture records for single-season rushing yards (1,744), career TDs (60), season TDs (29), TDs in a game (5), single-season all-purpose yards (2,357), career all-purpose yards (4,611) … played at MTSU where he rushed for 1,629 career yards, 21 TDs, 47 receptions, 465 receiving yards, 2 TDs … signed free agent deal with St. 2 college prospect … signed a football scholarship with Alabama, but opted to play pro baseball after being selected by the Boston Red Sox in the 1994 draft … member of the MNPS Sports Hall of Fame Benny Cunningham Stratford RB/DB 1991-93: Named state’s top high school player by the Lawrenceburg Quarterback Club … All-State … more than 1,600 rushing yards, 25 TDs, 50 tackles, 7 interceptions as a senior … led Stratford to the 1993 Class 5A state playoff semifinals and a combined record of 23-3 in his junior and senior seasons … state’s No. Louis Rams … member of the MNPS Sports Hall of Fame … member of the MTSU Sports Hall of Fame … current College Football Hall of Fame candidate Michael Coleman 21 retired in 2003 … played at MTSU where he was a two-time All-American and became the Blue Raiders’ all-time leading rusher … drafted by the St. Stratford, RB/DB 1985-87: Two-time Metro Offensive Player of the Year … three-time All-Metro first team … All-State … set Metro rushing record with more than 4,000 career yards … Stratford jersey No. Glencliff RB 1958-60: All-American … All-State … NIL Offensive Player of the Year … 1,471 rushing yards, 11.5 yards per carry as a senior … nicknamed “The Big Horse” … scored an NIL-record 343 points combined in his junior and senior seasons … played at Tennessee … member of the Metro Nashville Public Schools Sports Hall of Fame Most coaches have known about him since he was a sophomore.” … finished his college career at Southern Miss Wayne Bush
Juliet to a 10-1 record as a senior … two-time All-NIL … NIL All-Decade (1970s) team … signed with Vanderbilt after being heavily recruited by Tennessee … coach Howell Flatt said Bryant, “…could’ve gone just about anywhere in the country.
Juliet LB 1977-79: All-American … NIL Defensive Player of the Year … led Mt. Maplewood RB 1973-75: Nashville Interscholastic League Offensive Player of the Year … NIL All-Decade (1970s) team named by The Tennessean … one of the fastest players ever to play in Nashville … four-year starter at Vanderbilt … played in the NFL (Patriots, Jets, Browns) and USFL (Memphis Showboats) Tim Bryant
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