This Week on '15 Minutes of Fame' we visit with 2019 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Dee Kantner. Dee who is one of the best officials in women's college basketball just completed another season that culminated with her 26th Final Four. We talk to Dee about where her love of officiating began, her journey to becoming one of the first women to work in the NBA, her time as the supervisor of officials for the WNBA, and more!Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast!Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame!

This week on '15 Minutes of Fame' we hit the way back machine and travel back 35 years to remember one of the wilder, wackier and longest professional baseball game in our state's history. The Burlington Indians and Bluefield Orioles played a 27-inning thriller - uh, maybe not a thriller - anyway, that game took place 35-years ago this month and the Executive Director of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, Trip Durham, had a front row seat for it all.Join us as Trip takes you on a journey down memory lane this week on the podcast!Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast!Thank you for your continued support of the Hall of Fame!

This week on '15 Minutes of Fame' we visit with a 2023 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Curtis Strange. Curtis played his college golf at Wake Forest where Golf Digest ranked him as the number two and number three golfer nationally in back-to-back years helped the Demon Deacons to an NCAA Championship and finished in the top-5 in 21 of his collegiate events. After turning pro, Strange, won 21-times on the PGA Tour including back-to-back US Open Championships in 1988 and 1989. Additionally he was a part of five Ryder Cup teams. We talk about his career on the course and in the television booth and more this week with Curtis Strange on 15 Minutes of Fame. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast!Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame

This week on 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with Freddy Johnson, the long-time head coach at Greensboro Day School. Freddy who has won multiple State Championships and earned over 1,100 career victories chats with us about his career in coach, his mentors, what it was like coaching in multiple All-Star games and more. A great chat this week with a 2016 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Freddy Johnson. Thanks for your continued support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame and please remember to rate, review and share the podcast!

This week on 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with 2021 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Donnell Woolford. Donnell, a graduate of Douglas Byrd High School in Fayetteville went on to play his college football at Clemson where he was a two-time All-America selection and was voted as one of the best Tigers of the 20th century. Following his time in college he was drafted in the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears and went on to enjoy an storied professional career that saw him reach the Pro Bowl in 1993 and also allowed him to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers and finish his career at home in North Carolina with the Panthers. Hope you enjoy our conversation this week with Donnell Woolford.Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast.Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame!

This Week on 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with a 2014 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Randy Denton.Randy, a Raleigh native, attended Enloe High School where he played a variety of sports including basketball which caught his eye and eventually led him to Durham where the played for the Duke Blue Devils. Still standing as one of Duke's all-time leaders in rebounds per game, Randy was named First Team All-ACC in 1971 and went on to play in the ABA, NBA and in Italy. We discuss all those things and more on this episode of 15 Minutes of Fame!Be sure to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast!Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame

This week on '15 Minutes of Fame' we visit with Jerry Tolley, a 2011 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer. Jerry's journey in athletics began in Edenton where he was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 1960 State Championship Game. He would later go on to play football and run track at East Carolina where he still holds numerous records. After his playing career, Jerry was a successful football coach at Elon capturing multiple National Championships before retiring at the age of 39 to become an author and later the Mayor of Elon. We talk about all that and more with Jerry Tolley this week on 15 Minutes of Fame.Please remember to rate, subscribe and review the podcast.Thank you for your continued support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame

On this episode of 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with Mac Morris, the Co-Executive Director of the North Carolina Coaches Association and and 2021 member of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. Mac began his journey in sports at Roxboro High School and later went on to Division College where he studied under legendary basketball coach Left Driesell. Following a stint in the military, Mac returned to Greensboro to coach at Page High School and became one of the best high school basketball coaches in our states history. We talk about his coaching journey and the importance of continuing to educate coaches in our state on the podcast this week. Remember to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame!

This week on 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with 1971 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Roman Gabriel. A two-time ACC Player of the Year, Roman went on to enjoy a successful NFL career with the Rams and the Eagles where he was selected to the Pro Bowl four-times and was named the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year in 1973. We talk about those things and more with Roman Gabriel on this  episode of 15 Minutes of Fame.Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast. Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame!

This week on 15 Minutes of Fame we visit with 2019 North Carolina Sports Hall of Famer, Paul Miller. Paul, had a very successful career as a football player and later as a baseball coach at North Carolina. A native of Ayden, Paul, played three sports in high school and never lost a game including a 52-0 record on the gridiron. He was the first ACC recipient of the Brian Piccolo Award, helped lead the Tar Heels to a ACC Championship and had opportunities to play for several legendary coaches. We talk about all of that and more with Paul Miller on the podcast this week!Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast. Thank you for your support of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame!