Hosts

Host: Mark “Mighty Mac” McMillian

Speedy H.S. sprint champion, Mark McMillian, was a two year starter at Glendale JR College in California where he was an All-American. His standout performance gained him a scholarship to play for the University of Alabama under renowned coach Gene Stallings. To this day, McMillian holds the Alabama record for the longest interception TD in school history. Mark was drafted into the NFL by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 10th round where as a rookie, he earned honors by being named to the prestigious All-Madden Team. After a brief stint as a New Orleans Saint, McMillian would later have some of his most celebrated success as a cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs under coach Marty Schottenheimer. In 1997, 5-foot-7-inch, McMillian, was given the nickname “Mighty Mouse” by his teammates and fans by boosting an impressive season with 8 interceptions (tied for the NFL lead) and 3 defensive TDs (longest 87 yards). He also set a Chiefs franchise record for most returned yards (274). Mighty Mac finished his 8 Years in the NFL with the Washington Redskins along side Hall of Famer Daryl Green and Champ Bailey. He now resides in Phoenix, Arizona and works with various programs that help to improve the lives of children and young adults.


Host: Byron “BNE, The Man in the Middle” Evans

Byron Evans played college football at the University of Arizona where he was All-Pac ten linebacker from 1985-1986. He was defensive player of the year in 1985 and 1986 for the Wildcats and broke a twenty year record for unassisted tackles. He was a finalist for the Butkus Award. Evans was drafted in the fourth round of the 1987 Draft. He was the middle linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles defense from 1987 – 1994. His coach Buddy Ryan called him the “Hardest Hitting Middle Linebacker” in the NFL and was made captain for the defense. In 1989 he lead the team with 184 tackles and had three games with 20 plus stops. Including a career-high 22 tackles at Chicago, October 2, 1989 he recorded 3 interceptions, caused 2 fumbles, and recovered 3 more. In 1991 he finished the season ranked fifth on the team with 111 tackles, served as the defensive signal caller and helped the Eagles become only the sixth team in the NFL history to finish a season ranked #1 in the NFL across the board vs. the pass, the run, and overall in terms of the fewest yards allowed. In 1992 Evans lead the team with 175 tackles, 4 interceptions, and ran 76 yards. In 1993 he led with 109 tackles despite missing five games due to injuries, 2 fumble recoveries, 1 interception, 8 yards. He scored his second career touch-down in 1993 against the San Francisco 49ers, 23 yards, fumble recovery. During the Philadelphia Eagles 75th Anniversary, Evans was honored as one of “The Top 75″ athletes to play for the Eagles – he was picked number 71.


Guest Host/PR Director: Corine Lewis

Corine Lewis is currently the Manager of Player Development for Pro Productions and the Host for the new production of “Outside the League”. She is very instrumental in assisting professional athletes reach their goals in career branding and is very involved in helping facilitate celebrity functions for athlete’s foundations along with finding sponsorships for their events. In January of 2010, Corine became a part of Hall Of Fame Entertainment (HOFE). The CEO of HOFE is legendary R & B recording artist Damion Hall of the group “Guy”. Damion invited Corine to be a part of his team after working with her on several projects of his own. One project involves working directly with professional athletes to endorse their own stretchable silk jersey made in their likeness by SILKTEX, LLC. Top fashion designer Phillip Prince, air brushed by FRESCO Art, designs each jersey. Legendary NFL Running Back Tony Dorset endorses the first jersey of its kind. Another key project Corine is involved with for HOFE is a celebrity charitable organization called Hall Of Fame Hope for Humanity; its main purpose is raising aid and relief from natural disasters throughout the world. Many experiences, which contributed to her vast successes, include her career as a professional cheerleader for the NBA Portland Trail Blazers. Being a Trailblazer Dancer opened up many doors for Corine to meet affluent business owners in Portland and work with executives all over Oregon. In 1997 Corine was hired as an assistant coach and choreographer for the nationally ranked University Of Oregon Cheerleaders. She coached and choreographed for 12 years until 2009. During her time with the U of O, Corine was on an 11-week television series called “The Making of an Oregon Cheerleader”. The show was produced and aired by Comcast Sports, which had incredible success all over the Pacific Northwest and gave Corine an opportunity to experience film production. Some of Corine’s other achievements include: Director of Admissions – ABC Model and Talent Management, 4 year head instructor for Universal Cheerleaders Association, member of the University Of Oregon Cheerleading Squad, and Hula Bowl All-Star cheerleader in Honolulu, Hawaii, and vocalist for “Jubilant Praise” for 7 years under the directorship of DeAndre’ Cole. Corine grew up with a passion and love of sports and the arts. This passion has carried on in her life both personally and professionally. Whether she is attending Professional, Collegiate, or High School sporting events or sideline reporting, sports and entertainment will always be a major part of her life.