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Willie Parker, Jeff Connors Lend a Helping Hand


returned to the field Saturday at Albert Gallatin High School, but in a different capacity. He talked to more than 70 boys at the Intensive Speed Clinic. Parker served as his clinic's main speaker, while members of the University of North Carolina strength and conditioning staff, headed by Pennsylvania native Jeff Connors, put the athletes through different drills. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

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