Celebrity Appearance

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STEVE “THE PREDATOR” MONROE

Clearwater, Florida native Steve “The Predator” Monroe isn’t your typical golfer. He is a professional long driver. His record is 480 yards. For perspective, that’s a quarter of a mile, or almost the length of five football fields.

Growing up in Pinellas County, Monroe learned all about the long drive game from Chi Chi Rodriguez. Steve broke the record with a 467-yard drive in the Colorado Mile High Shoot Out and has established himself as one of the nation’s best Long Drive Champions.

Kenneth Gainwell

Gainwell was selected in the fifth round (150th overall) by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2021 NFL Draft. Gainwell was happy to be drafted by Philadelphia, as he grew up an Eagles fan, and his favorite player while growing up, Darren Sproles, works for the team as a consultant. Gainwell also said that he modeled his game after Sproles. He signed his four-year rookie contract with Philadelphia on June 3, 2021. Gainwell found moderate success as a rookie, as he ended the year with 68 carries for 291 yards and 5 touchdowns, while adding 33 receptions for 253 yards and 1 touchdown. Gainwell appeared in 16 games as a rookie, as he was a healthy scratch for the Eagles' week 11 showdown with the New Orleans Saints.

Titus O’neil

A former football player for the University of Florida and the Jacksonville Jaguars, Titus O’Neil knows a thing or two about hard-hitting physical dominance. One of the most imposing NXT Rookies on the show’s second season, “The Real Deal’s” hard work paid off in early 2012, when then- General Manager John Laurinaitis formally placed O’Neil and his main man Darren Young on the SmackDown roster.

Taking on the name of The Prime Time Players, Young and O’Neil set out to prove to the WWE Universe that they were worth the “millions of dollars” they said they were, capturing the Tag Team Championships in 2015 after resolving a conflict that had initially driven them apart.

shaun king

Shaun King was named USF running backs coach by head coach Charlie Strong in January of 2017. King had previously served one year on the Bulls’ coaching staff as quarterbacks in 2016 under then head coach Willie Taggart.

A Bay Area native who played six seasons in the NFL, including five with the Buccaneers, King was among the first true dual-threat quarterbacks in NCAA football during a standout career at Tulane.

Tre McKitty

Zach Carter

Travell Harris

Reidell Anthony

Denard Span

Mychal Givens

Steve DeBerg

Kevin House

Darren Puppa

Matt Grothe

Grant Balfour

Drayton Florence