Sentence examples for collegiate star from inspiring English sources
His signing of collegiate star Red Grange helped attract media attention to the struggling league.
In 1997 Mr. Davis was recruited by U.C.L.A. and soon became a collegiate star.
Lunke, a native of Minnesota, took up golf when she was 13 and became a collegiate star.
MARCH 15, AFTERNOON The Tennessee Legislature approves a resolution urging Manning to come back to the state where he was a collegiate star.
But he became a collegiate star in baseball, playing shortstop and pitching, and the Yankee organization signed him in 1950 after he won the Big Ten batting championship.
He became a collegiate star, and after graduating in 1940, he dominated national and international freestyle wrestling in his weight group.
Many of them were high-school and collegiate stars, decades ago.
The league's other marquee players entered as established collegiate stars, Levy said.
The players chosen are often not collegiate stars; many never earn a spot on an N.F.L. team.
A conveyer belt that makes collegiate stars into seasoned pros exists at schools such as UNC, Wake Forest, Duke and Maryland.
The supplemental draft briefly attained a high profile in the mid-1980s, when collegiate stars like Bernie Kosar and Brian Bosworth used it as a loophole to circumvent the amateur draft and sign with their desired teams.
