Clint Castleberry
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Lt. Clinton Dillard Castleberry, Jr. (1923 in Atlanta, Georgia - November 7, 1944) was a football player in the 1940s.
Castleberry showed extraordinary ability as a Georgia Tech "pony" back, standing at only 5'9" and weighing only 155 lbs. In high school, he played for Boys High in Atlanta, where he averaged 171 rushing yards per game and scored 102 points. In 1942, freshmen were ruled eligible to play varsity ball as rosters were drained by the World War II. This allowed Castleberry to...
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