Cass Technical High School - Notable Alumni and People - Sports

Sports

  • David Boone b. 1951, NFL DE for the Minnesota Vikings
  • Walter Clago b. 1899, NFL End for the Rock Island Independents
  • Robert Dozier, 1993 inductee to the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame
  • Aaron Kyle b. 1954, NFL CB for the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos
  • Carmen Fanzone, Former MLB player (Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs)
  • Guy Frazier b. 1959, NFL LB for the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills
  • Vernon Gholston b.1986, NFL LB/DE for the New York Jets
  • Curtis Greer b. 1957, NFL DE for the St. Louis Cardinals
  • Harlan Huckleby b. 1957, NFL RB for the Green Bay Packers
  • Pat Ivey b. 1972, NFL DE for the Green Bay Packers
  • Darris McCord b. 1933, NFL DE for the Detroit Lions
  • A. J. Ofodile b. 1973, NFL TE for the Baltimore Ravens
  • Ben John Paolucci b. 1937, NFL DT for the Detroit Lions
  • Chris Douglas Roberts, NBA player for the New Jersey Nets, (did not graduate)
  • Tom Seabron b. 1957, LB for the San Francisco 49ers
  • Arnie Simkus, b. 1943 NFL DE/DT for the Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets
  • Thomas Sims b. 1967, Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts
  • Eddie Tolan, gold medal winner in the 100 and 200 meters events at the 1932 Summer Olympics
  • Clarence Williams (running back born 1977), NFL RB for the Arizona Cardinals
  • George Brown (basketball), NBA Forward for Seattle Supersonics
  • Dorie Murrey, NBA Forward for Minneapolis Lakers
  • Bill Mayfield, NBA Forward for Golden State Warriors
  • Derrick Dial, NBA Guard for San Antonio Spurs

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