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Coaches, teammates remember ‘top of the line’ Donnell Thompson


Through his football career playing a physical position, rarely missed a game due to injury. In college, story goes, he never once missed study hall. After his playing career, he became a successful businessman. After Thompson died Tuesday, coaches and teammates are remembering not only a great football player but a great man. (The Robesonian)

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Coaches, teammates remember ‘top of the line’ Donnell Thompson