WildcatRick
08-16-2006, 03:08 PM
By Sean Cartell
UK Media Relations
LEXINGTON, Ky. – On football fields all across the country, the sound of a coach’s whistle is a universal call to action. But for three former Kentucky football players, their call to duty is now just a little different.
Policemen Daniel Burnett (UK 2001-03) and Kio Sanford (1994-97) and firefighter Mike Kamphake (1998-2002) have hung up their football cleats for an opportunity to serve the Lexington community.
And while the trio has traded in Wildcat jerseys in favor of police and fire uniforms, each of the three credits his time in the Blue and White for inspiring him to give back to the town that gave him his start.
http://www.ukathletics.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=39&url_article_id=1818 0&change_well_id=2
UK Media Relations
LEXINGTON, Ky. – On football fields all across the country, the sound of a coach’s whistle is a universal call to action. But for three former Kentucky football players, their call to duty is now just a little different.
Policemen Daniel Burnett (UK 2001-03) and Kio Sanford (1994-97) and firefighter Mike Kamphake (1998-2002) have hung up their football cleats for an opportunity to serve the Lexington community.
And while the trio has traded in Wildcat jerseys in favor of police and fire uniforms, each of the three credits his time in the Blue and White for inspiring him to give back to the town that gave him his start.
http://www.ukathletics.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=39&url_article_id=1818 0&change_well_id=2
