Dale A. Williams Email: dalewilliams@sportsvisionsusa.com Phone: 706.681.5192	Daryll "DJ" Jones Email: djjones@sportsvisionsusa.com Phone: 706.681.1136

Dale A. Williams

Dale is co-host of "Sportsvisions" on Fox 54 and President of Generations, Inc., a company which specializes in corporate sports marketing and event planning. And, in 2004, Dale and DJ collaborated to form the partnership SportsvisionsUSA LLC. He is also former Director of Media and Marketing for New Life Church International. Dale is former Director of Prestigious Accounts for the Georgia Crown Distributing Company (1991-2001) and former Vice President of Governmental/Minority Affairs for the Columbus, Georgia Chamber of Commerce (1990-91). He also served as staff assistant to United States Congressman Newt Gingrich (1989-90).

Dale was a multi-sports star who graduated from Hardaway High School (1977) in Columbus, GA. The Citadel offered him a four year football scholarship to play defensive back in that same year. He was recruited by Frank Beamer, former coach at the Citadel and current head coach at Virginia Tech. Dale started as cornerback his freshman year at the Citadel led by Head Coach Bobby Ross. Dale left the Citadel after a successful first year to walk on at the University of Georgia, led by legendary coach, Vince Dooley.

Dale was awarded a football scholarship by Dooley after a dynamic spring in 1978. He went on to become a two year starter at cornerback for the Georgia Dawgs. He played in two Sugar Bowls (1981-81), which included the 1980 NCAA Football National Championship. Dale was selected by the Denver Gold for the USFL in 1982.

Dale has served as a board member for the United Way, Chairman of the United Negro College Fund and member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Leadership Committee. He has received honors from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for Outstanding Leadership and named "Man of the Year" in 2001 by The Men of Action Civic Group.

Dale currently resides in Columbus, GA with his wife Tammy and two kids, Amber and Dale Williams, Jr.

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Daryll "DJ" Jones

DJ is currently President of Diamond Sports Marketing and TV co-host of "Sportsvisions" on ESPN 2 and co-founder of SportsvisionsUSA LLC. DJ is a 13-year veteran radio and television sportscaster, color analyst and talk show host. He is the former Sports Director and Host of DJ & Friends, Archway Broadcasting (2003-04). He is the former Vice President of Football Operations for the Columbus Wardogs Arena Football Team (2001-03) and television Sports Director/Anchor for WRBL TV-3 (1999-2001).

DJ was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates his senior year in high school (June 1980) and he was drafted by the NFL's Green Bay Packers in April 1984. DJ played for the Green Bay Packers (1984-86) and the Denver Broncos (1987-88). The former University of Georgia football player played on the 1980 NCAA National Championship Football Team. His collegiate career included three Sugar Bowl appearances (1981-83), Cotton Bowl (1984), and the Senior Bowl Allstar Game (1984). He is one of only a few athletes in the world to ever be drafted by both MLB and NFL professional sports teams.

DJ's freshman class at UGA (1980), which featured college football Hall of Famer Herschel Walker, is considered to be the most successful recruiting class in UGA Football history. Their four year record included 44 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie.

DJ was an All American quarterback at Carver High School (1979-80) in Columbus, GA. He was named All Bi-city in four sports: football, basketball, baseball and track. The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer named him Bi-city Athlete of the Year in 1980.

DJ is active in many civic and community activities. He serves on the board of the Columbus-Phenix City Boys and Girls Club, Columbus Sports and Events Council, Columbus Quarterback Club, Chattahoochee Valley Sports Hall of Fame Committee, National Football League Alumni Association, National Football League Retired Players Association, Carver High School Alumni Association. DJ is a member of the Greater Beulah Baptist church Dr. C. Medley Hayes Pastor and he is a member of Kappa Alpha PSI Fraternity Inc..

DJ is a motivational speaker and role model for young people throughout the state of Georgia. While serving in the community, DJ has been recognized with many awards. DJ was awarded by the Columbus Times Newspaper- 2008 Media Versitily Award Winner for outstanding community service through radio and television media coverage. He was also honored by the Rainbow Push Coalition with the 2005 Trailblazer Award for outstanding character and unselfish giving. DJ was also inducted into the Chattahoochee Valley Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.

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