Anthony ``Tony'' Eubanks, professional basketball player, collegiate basketball record holder and two-time All American, during Black History Month, I would like to recognize his efforts as a mentor to our Christian youth in South Carolina. Through his professional basketball career, Tony was able to travel to the Middle East, Europe, and Argentina. This travel led him to work with youth as a volunteer for Young Life, FCA, and other ministries. Currently, he now serves as the chaplain of the Clemson Tigers football team and volunteers with FCA on the Clemson campus. South Carolina is proud to have this citizen who is so truly dedicated to strengthening youth faith. Each day, he contributes to pregame chapels, coaches' Bible study and graduate assistants' Bible studies, and other ministries that continue to make a difference in the lives of athletes, coaches, and the community. Tony is not only a leader for our youth, but also a strong role model for athletes. He is a true athlete for Christian Ministries.
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Recognizing Tony Eubanks for his mentorship and contributions to youth during Black History Month.
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