A standout at the University of North Carolina where he became the first freshman to start his first collegiate game, Phil was the 1978-79 National Basketball Association Rookie of the Year. At the end of his third season he suffered an eye injury and never returned to the same level of play. Phil Ford turns 70 today.

Barry led the National Football League with nine interceptions in 1987 and set a Washington Redskins franchise record by returning one of them for 100 yards. Barry Wilburn passed away Friday in a house fire at the age of 62.

Terry has returned five interceptions for touchdowns for the Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, a franchise record. His 34 overall interceptions are third most in franchise history. Terry McDaniel turns 61 today.

Terrance played parts of eight Major League seasons with four teams. He played in 112 games yet only got 74 at bats since he was mostly used as a pinch runner. Despite this limited playing time he was a two-time World Series Champion. Terrance Gore passed away during a routine appendectomy yesterday at the age of 34.

Rolf retired as the San Diego Chargers leader in points scored (766) and now ranks fourth in franchise history. He led the National Football League in extra points attempted and made in both 1981 (55) and 1982 (32). He missed most of his third season in the league when he had his large intestine removed after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. Upon his retirement from football he briefly hosted the daytime version of “Wheel of Fortune” replacing Pat Sajak who had left to hist his own daytime show. Rolf Benirschke turns 71 today.