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1.Arnold PalmerLegendary golfer, known for his avid legion of fans called Arnie's Army, who won 92 tournaments including 7 majors
2.Kobe BryantNBA basketball player who played his entire 20-year career with the Los Angeles Lakers, he was famous for entering the NBA straight out of high school
3.Earl CampbellHall of Fame football player, he won the Heisman Trophy at the University of Texas and later starred as a running back in the NFL, most prominently with the Houston Oilers
4.Roger BannisterFirst man to run a mile in under 4 minutes, on May 6, 1954
5.Jim BrownNFL Hall of Fame football player, he was a standout running back for the Cleveland Browns, later he became an actor, appearing in such movies as "The Dirty Dozen" and "Ice Station Zebra"
6.O.J. SimpsonHall of Fame football player nicknamed "The Juice", he was one of the greatest running backs in the history of the NFL, later he became an actor and star murder defendant in "The Trial of the Century" when he was accused of killing his ex-wife, Nicole
7.Byron NelsonHall of Fame golfer, he won five major championships in his career (including two Masters) and an amazing 11 straight tournaments in 1945
8.Jesse "The Body" VenturaFormer pro wrestler, former governor of Minnesota
9.Julius ErvingHall of Fame basketball player known as Dr. J, he was a star in the ABA before moving to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA
10.Lee TrevinoGolfer, won seven majors, including two U.S. Opens, was struck by lightning while playing in the Western Open in 1975
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