Most Hated Saints Ever?

RailBoss · 12-31-2010, 03:47 PM

Oh no not Chuck Muncie:
After Football Life Experiences

Muncie, like most athletes in that era got caught in the party days of California, that involved use of cocaine. Muncie spent time in federal prison in California for 18 months on cocaine distribution charges, which shaped his future.

After prison, Muncie has dedicated himself to a life of community service. He established his own foundation called the Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation (Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation 8th annual Celebrity Sports Auction and Golf Tournament). The work of this foundation has been life changing to many, especially the disenfrancised population. He actively participates in his foundation which offers Youth Mentoring, Kids Camp, Tattoo Removal, School Assistance, Immunization for the Uninsured, Wellness Fair, Job Training and an array of other programs. Muncie continues to mentor University of California football players once a year.

Muncie took the fame and glory of his NFL career and the experiences of being incarcerated to shaping the life of today by helping them on making smarter choices, being responsible, not succumbing to peer pressure and thriving on execeling in academia and giving back to society.

Boutte · 12-31-2010, 04:52 PM

Originally Posted by RailBoss

Oh no not Chuck Muncie:
After Football Life Experiences

Muncie, like most athletes in that era got caught in the party days of California, that involved use of cocaine. Muncie spent time in federal prison in California for 18 months on cocaine distribution charges, which shaped his future.

After prison, Muncie has dedicated himself to a life of community service. He established his own foundation called the Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation (Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation 8th annual Celebrity Sports Auction and Golf Tournament). The work of this foundation has been life changing to many, especially the disenfrancised population. He actively participates in his foundation which offers Youth Mentoring, Kids Camp, Tattoo Removal, School Assistance, Immunization for the Uninsured, Wellness Fair, Job Training and an array of other programs. Muncie continues to mentor University of California football players once a year.

Muncie took the fame and glory of his NFL career and the experiences of being incarcerated to shaping the life of today by helping them on making smarter choices, being responsible, not succumbing to peer pressure and thriving on execeling in academia and giving back to society.

Yeah I read this too and saw an interview he did. Glad he turned it around. But still hated him with a passion at the time. He was biggest waste of talent I've ever seen.

View Poll Results: Most Hated Saint All Time
Mike Ditka/Billy Joe/Ricky Williams	18	27.27%
Jason David/Johnny Poe	5	7.58%
Rick Venturi/Gary Gibbs	6	9.09%
Russell Erxleben/Bum Phillips	1	1.52%
Carl Smith/Jim Mora	5	7.58%
Aaron Brooks/Jim Haslett	19	28.79%
Anyone the defected to Atlanta	12	18.18%
Voters: 66. You may not vote on this poll

12-31-2010, 04:52 PM	#2
Boutte Site Donor Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Belle Chasse Posts: 1,701	Originally Posted by RailBoss Oh no not Chuck Muncie: After Football Life Experiences Muncie, like most athletes in that era got caught in the party days of California, that involved use of cocaine. Muncie spent time in federal prison in California for 18 months on cocaine distribution charges, which shaped his future. After prison, Muncie has dedicated himself to a life of community service. He established his own foundation called the Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation (Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation 8th annual Celebrity Sports Auction and Golf Tournament). The work of this foundation has been life changing to many, especially the disenfrancised population. He actively participates in his foundation which offers Youth Mentoring, Kids Camp, Tattoo Removal, School Assistance, Immunization for the Uninsured, Wellness Fair, Job Training and an array of other programs. Muncie continues to mentor University of California football players once a year. Muncie took the fame and glory of his NFL career and the experiences of being incarcerated to shaping the life of today by helping them on making smarter choices, being responsible, not succumbing to peer pressure and thriving on execeling in academia and giving back to society. Yeah I read this too and saw an interview he did. Glad he turned it around. But still hated him with a passion at the time. He was biggest waste of talent I've ever seen.

12-31-2010, 03:47 PM	#1
RailBoss 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: South Of The Mason Dixon Line Posts: 7,113	Oh no not Chuck Muncie: After Football Life Experiences Muncie, like most athletes in that era got caught in the party days of California, that involved use of cocaine. Muncie spent time in federal prison in California for 18 months on cocaine distribution charges, which shaped his future. After prison, Muncie has dedicated himself to a life of community service. He established his own foundation called the Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation (Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation 8th annual Celebrity Sports Auction and Golf Tournament). The work of this foundation has been life changing to many, especially the disenfrancised population. He actively participates in his foundation which offers Youth Mentoring, Kids Camp, Tattoo Removal, School Assistance, Immunization for the Uninsured, Wellness Fair, Job Training and an array of other programs. Muncie continues to mentor University of California football players once a year. Muncie took the fame and glory of his NFL career and the experiences of being incarcerated to shaping the life of today by helping them on making smarter choices, being responsible, not succumbing to peer pressure and thriving on execeling in academia and giving back to society.