Former Goodpasture quarterback Keenan Reynolds, now at Navy, will be recognized by the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame for setting the Football Bowl Subdivision record for rushing touchdowns and rushing yards by a quarterback.
Former Goodpasture quarterback Keenan Reynolds, now at Navy, set the FBS record for career rushing touchdowns and yards.
Reynolds will be honored at the Hall of Fame banquet on June 18 at the Omni Nashville Hotel.
Reynolds scored 88 TDs and rushed for 4,559 yards on 977 carries in his career.
The Hall of Fame also announced Saturday that former Tennessee football coach and athletics director Doug Dickey will be the recipient of the 2016 Pat Summitt Lifetime Achievement Award for his major contributions in establishing the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in its current format.
The 2016 class was announced in the fall and includes: Titans quarterback Steve McNair (posthumously), Antioch and UT receiver Lester McClain, UT defensive back Conrad Graham, UT distance runner Missy Kane, former Nashville Banner and Tennessean sports columnist Joe Biddle, automobile racing legend Mike Curb, Baylor golf coach King Ochmig, former UT Martin football player and current SEC football official Mike Taylor, Memphis receiver Ernest Gray, Milligan athletics director and coach Duard Walker and the four Canale Brothers, who all played at UT and Mississippi State.
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