him the strength and ability to overcome diversity and challenges. In 1995, Chet was inducted in the Johnson C. Smith University Sports Hall of Fame along with Canadian Football League Hall of Fame Grover Covington. He was recognized as the first Euro-American to garner accoldates as All-CIAA and All-American at JCSU and at HBCU. Personal Chet lives in Blairsville, Georgia with his two dogs, Dukes and Daisy. He has served on the board for the Humane Society. TV Windstream Communications produced two 30 minute shows called "Common Cup" on Chet's life and book "The White Golden Bull". References 1956 births American football quarterbacks Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls football players Living people Players of American football from Atlanta People from Blairsville, Georgia