CLIFF HARRIS

Cliff Harris, destined for the NFL Hall of Fame, is regarded as one of football's all-time greats, having established himself among the National Football League's elite performers following a stellar collegiate career.

Born in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Cliff attended Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, where he earned a degree in math with a minor in physics.

During his 10-year career, Cliff played in a record five Super Bowls, was named to six Pro Bowl squads, and was also named an NFL All-Pro for four successive seasons.

In 2004, Cliff was inducted into the elite Dallas Cowboys "Ring of Honor" in Texas Stadium.

The NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee named Cliff the free safety on the All-Pro Team of the 1970's and has been a finalist in the voting for the NFL Hall of Fame.

Sports Illustrated named Cliff as their All Time "Dream Team Free Safety".

In 1997 was awarded the NFL Alumni Legend's Award.

His kids enjoy him as the free safety on a Madden NFL Video game.

Today Cliff hosts Charity Classic Golf Tournaments that benefit Ouachita University, the FCA and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

He is a principal in Energy Transfer Technologies, an environmentally friendly natural gas compression company that specializes in the maximization of energy operations.

CHARLIE WATERS

Strong Safety Charlie Waters was a mainstay for the Dallas Cowboys' "Doomsday Defense" from 1970 thru 1982. With America's Team, he never experienced a losing season, played a record in 5 Super Bowls, won 2 World Championships and has been nominated twice for the Pro Football HALL OF FAME.

Charlie was selected to the Pro Bowl 3 times and was honored 3 times with ALL-PRO selections. Charlie holds the NFL RECORD for Most INTs in Playoff Games with 9, including 3 in one game, also an NFL RECORD. He is Second in Dallas history in total career thefts with 50. A favorite of the fans, they twice voted him as their Favorite Cowboy and most recently to The Dallas Morning News' All-Time Cowboys Team. Other honors include NFL All-Rookie Team, Sports Illustrated Unsung Hero Award, Summerall / Madden All-Cowboys Team, Dallas Cowboys Silver Anniversary Team, South Carolina and Clemson University Hall of Fame, and the elite group of the 300 All-Time Greatest Players as recognized by Total Football, The Encyclopedia of the NFL.

After retirement, Charlie coached 8 successful seasons in the NFL and at the collegiate level. In 1996, Charlie and his family returned to Dallas to the private business sector and works at Energy Transfer Technologies, a natural gas compression company. Charlie serves on the Board of Directors at Community Trust Bank and also serves on the Legends Action Team for Super Bowl XLV coming to North Texas in February 2011.