Players

Our collection of Fun While It Lasted interviews with professional players and athletes.

Professional Baseball

Donn Seidholz
Third Baseman
Knoxville Sox, Appleton Foxes, Iowa Oaks, Panama Banqueros (1974-1979)
Interviewed June 29, 2019

 

Men’s Basketball

Kevin Loder
NBA 1st round draft pick (1981), Continental Basketball Association player
Kansas City Kings, San Diego Clippers, Sarasota Stingers, Evansville Thunder (1981-1986)

 

Women’s Basketball

Molly Bolin
Women’s professional basketball player
Iowa Cornets, Southern California Breeze, San Francisco Pioneers, Columbus Minks (1978-1984)

Barbara Kennedy-Dixon
Women’s professional basketball players
UFO Schio, Virginia Wave (1984)

Kara (Haun) Rehbaum
Women’s professional basketball player
Atlanta Comets (1984)

 

Professional Football

Asmar Baraka (AKA A.T. Banks)
Cornerback
Shreveport Steamer (1978-1980)

 

Ice Hockey

Jock Callander
Stanley Cup champion (1992), minor league hockey legend
Muskegon Lumberjacks (1984-1992) + too many other teams to list

 

Men’s Soccer

Glenn Davis
Professional soccer players, soccer broadcaster (ESPN, NBC)
Pennsylvania Stoners, Houston Dynamos, Columbus Capitals, Albany Capitals (1983-1988)

 

Women’s Soccer

Tiffany Weimer
Women’s professional soccer player
FC Gold Pride, Boston Breakers (2009-present)

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Comments

9 Responses

  1. In 1969 and 1970, I played for the Long Island Bulls, in The Atlantic Coast Football League. The team was owned by Roy Boe and affiliated with the NY Giants. We played home games at Hofstra University. Do you have any game programs or rosters? Thank you.

  2. Is there anyone out that has information about Baltimore versus Birmingham City in July 1972….Scorers Line-ups, will be very much appreciated….Laurie

  3. Hello Im Marty Butler #20 I was actually the top Running back for the Middle Georgia Heatwave Coached by the legendary Lou Saban A team with a lot of good talent that got tryouts with NFL teams.Those were some good times Assistant Head Coach Julius Adams.Thank You for the opportunity never forget and the NFL opportunities.

  4. After graduating Stanford U. in 1977, I played that year for the San Jose Tigers. 1978-1979 I was with the Montreal Alouettes. 1980 I played for the Antioch Hornets and signed with the K.C. Chiefs. Chiefs released me then brought me back for the last game in 1981, and the full season in 1982, releasing me in 1983 after 4 preseason games. They’d fired Marv Levy, my HC at the end of 1982, and hired John Mackovic, with whom I already had bad history. If the truth were more interesting, that s.o.b. would still tell you a lie. KC fired him after actually reaching the playoffs in 1986 he was so hated. I played the 1983 season for the Twin Cities Cougars as I had a job that covered all of Northern California and Western Nevada at 2X what the Chiefs had paid me… To recap, I played in both the CFL and the NFL, and for 3 minor league/semipro teams in CA. It was a lot of fun and I stayed healthy, still running 20×100 sprint/strider workouts and hitting the weights after retiring from 31 years as a commercial real estate broker in Silicon Valley. Miss my teammates and the “good old days”…
    John Olenchalk
    Livermore, CA

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