#1995 charlotte hornets roster free

Adams had five 100-yard games during the regular season. Turner had 187 rushing yards against West Montgomery. Adams and Turner were pulverizing opponents on the ground. The season high for completions in a game for Priest Everhart was three, but the Hornets didn’t need to throw. Salisbury threw just one pass against West Rowan and two against Albemarle. West’s 20 would be the most points the Hornets would allow all season.Īfter Salisbury mauled Albemarle, 48-7, and crushed West Montgomery, 35-0, the Hornets were surging upward in the state polls. The Hornets stopped the Cavaliers, 28-6, and outscored the Falcons, 36-20, to prove they were for real. YVC play opened for the Hornets with the back-to-back tests of North Rowan and West Rowan.

#1995 charlotte hornets roster free

Scottie Everhart was the youngest of a trio of brothers, There was quarterback Priest Everhart, triggerman for a devastating offense, and Calvin Everhart, the free safety, who would turn in what may have been the greatest defense/special teams seasons in county history. That helped sophomore Scottie Everhart, outside linebacker on the opposite side, pile up tackles. Just seeing the 6-foot-3, 205-pound Turner on one side of the Salisbury defense would make teams run the other way. Turner, the other standout running back, played outside linebacker on defense. Williams would make all-county as both a tight end and defensive lineman.

Adams, a star running back, would also make all-county at defensive back. The Hornets used quite a few players both ways. After three games, the Hornets were 3-0, with shutouts of Lexington, Davie and East Rowan.ĭefensive coordinator John Mackey’s crew came together quickly.