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Carolina Stars Along With NFL Celebrities Scheduled to Appear At Second Annual Dre' Bly Golf Classic
 

March 14, 2007

Chapel Hill, N.C. - Dre' Bly, one of the University of North Carolina's greatest football alumni will host The Second Annual Dre' Bly Celebrity Golf Classic on Sunday, May 20, 2007. The golf event, which raises funds for the Dre' Bly Foundation and CarolinaPros, Inc. will be held at The Preserve at Jordan Lake Golf Club and is open to the public.

Prior to the golf tournament, the Pairings Party will take place the evening of May 19th in the Pope Box at Kenan Stadium. Some of the festivities will include a casino night with music, food and drinks, and a live auction featuring memorabilia donated by the participating athletes and other prominent Carolina figures.

Joining Dre' for the events will be a host of NFL superstars and Carolina greats, including UNC football head coach Butch Davis, Alge Crumpler and DeAngelo Hall of the Atlanta Falcons, Marshall Faulk and Torry Holt of the St. Louis Rams, Willie Parker of the Pittsburgh Steelers and David Thornton of the Tennessee Titans.

"Having a 2nd annual event is important because it reflects the success we had last year and allows us to come back and raise money for charity", says Bly. "I didn't have the opportunity to interact with people that I admired when I was young so it is important to me to provide that opportunity through my events. I love Chapel Hill and my experience at Carolina helped me to get where I am today. Having my teammates, friends and the community support my events means a great deal to me."

The Golf Classic is open to the public and a limited number of playing spots are available. Tickets to the event are only five dollars and will be available at the course the day of the event. To inquire about sponsorships, participation and to see a full list of participants visit www.drebly.golfreg.com or call 919-942-9993.

About the Dre' Bly Foundation
The Dre' Bly Foundation is a non profit 501© (3) organization that improves education through physical excellence. Founded in 2003 by former University of North Carolina football standout Dre' Bly, the foundation helps to promote physical awareness by improving athletics facilities and providing athletic equipment and scholarships to deserving schools and students. The Dre' Bly Foundation also sponsors athletic camps during the summer and hosts fundraising events across the country. For more information about the Dre' Bly Foundation, please log onto www.drebly.golfreg.com or call 919-942-9993.


2007 List of celebrities: (Subject to change. Some celebrities may not golf

Jimmy Black '82 NCAA Basketball Champions

Na' Brown NFL - Philadelphia Eagles

Rod Broadway Former member of UNC Football's coaching staff; current head coach Grambling

Alge Crumpler NFL- Atlanta Falcons

Ronald Curry NFL- Oakland Raiders

Walter Davis UNC Basketball 1973-1977; former NBA; Top 50 all-time greatest NBA players

Greg Ellis NFL- Dallas Cowboys

Marshall Faulk NFL - St. Louis Rams

Raymond Felton NBA -Charlotte Bobcats

Chris Keldorf All-ACC QB, UNC

DeAngelo Hall NFL- Atlanta Falcons

William Henderson NFL -Green Bay Packers

Jimmy Hitchcock Retired NFL

Nate Hobgood-Chittick Retired NFL

Vonnie Holliday NFL - Miami Dolphins

Terrance Holt NFL- Detroit Lions

Torry Holt NFL - St. Louis Rams

Corey Holiday UNC Football; Assistant Athletics Director at UNC Tommy Thigpen UNC Football; Assistant Football Coach at UNC Buddy Curry UNC Football; NFL Howard Lee Chairman, State Board of Education; former State Senator and Mayor of Chapel Hill

Natrone Means Retired NFL -San Diego Chargers

Mick Mixon Voice of the Carolina Panthers; former Tar Heel Sports Network Commentator

David Noel UNC Basketball (2005 NCAA Champions), NBA - Milwaukee Bucks

Willie Parker NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers

Robert Porcher Retired NFL - Detroit Lions

Dominic Raiola NFL - Detroit Lions

Brian Reese '93 NCAA Basketball Champions

Brian Simmons NFL -Cincinnati Bengals

David Thornton NFL - Tennessee Titans

Donald Williams '93 NCAA Basketball Champions

Ron Wooten Retired NFL - New England Patriots

Melvin Scott UNC Basketball (2005 NCAA Champions)

King Rice UNC Basketball, Assistant Coach Vanderbilt

Branford Marcalus Renowed Jazz Musician

Charles Waddell UNC Football; NFL; Assistant Athletics Director at the University of South Carolina

Joe Torrey Comedian

Don McCauley UNC Football Great