The_Philster
07-22-2005, 06:27 PM
After three Pro Bowl appearances, 170 games, four Super Bowls, four knee surgeries and the innovation of the no-huddle offense, Greenville native Kent Hull is now taking it a lot easier.
The former standout center for Mississippi State and the Buffalo Bills has returned to his family's farm between Greenwood and Carrollton to raise cattle with his father, Charles, a former basketball star at MSU. The beef is sold to markets in Kansas, he said.
Hull stays active by also playing in celebrity golf tournaments, most recently on Mississippi's Gulf Coast with proceeds going to medical research for children with cancer.
http://www.ddtonline.com/articles/2005/07/22/sports/spts2.txt
The former standout center for Mississippi State and the Buffalo Bills has returned to his family's farm between Greenwood and Carrollton to raise cattle with his father, Charles, a former basketball star at MSU. The beef is sold to markets in Kansas, he said.
Hull stays active by also playing in celebrity golf tournaments, most recently on Mississippi's Gulf Coast with proceeds going to medical research for children with cancer.
http://www.ddtonline.com/articles/2005/07/22/sports/spts2.txt