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Chas Fox, Charles Eldon Fox III, was an NFL player drafted in the fourth round by the Kansas City Chief in 1986 https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FoxxCh20.htm> http://insider.espn.com/nfl/draft/player/_/id/19762> He played for the St. Louis Cardinal in 1986 https://www.nfl.com/players/chas-fox/stats/career> He was, also drafted in 1985 by the New Jersey Generals in the 6th round https://www.profootballarchives.com/playerf/fox000200.html> but chose to return to Furman University for his senior year. Chas attended Furman University and Chas Fox set a Southern Conference record for career touchdowns (28), as well as Furman career receiving records in season touchdown receptions (11), receptions (113), receiving yards (2,158), touchdown receptions (28) and yards per game (68.8). He also held Furman marks for season punt returns (43), career punt returns (110), and career punt return yards (858). Fox earned All-South Carolina honors (1984-85) and All-Southern Conference honors (1984-85). He was the football co-captain for the 1984-85 season. In 1986, he was the 4th round draft choice by Kansas City Chiefs. Fox also participated on the track team and set a school record in the sprint medley relay. He was selected as the 1985 Track MVP. He wrote a book titled You Can’t Be Too Fast to help athletes improve their speed. https://furmanpaladins.com/honors/furman-athletics-hall-of-fame/charles-e-chas-fox-iii/122 Chas entered the Furman Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984 https://furmanpaladins.com/honors/furman-athletics-hall-of-fame/charles-e-chas-fox-iii/122> Chas went to high school in Rapid City, South Dakota, graduating in 1981. Starting at tailback for three years, he had 1000 rushing yard his senior year. Chas was also the MVP on the track and field team. Speed was essential to his athletic career and he wrote the book You Can’t Be Too Fast. https://rapidcityjournal.com/sports/fox-goes-from-underdog-to-the-nfl/article_981a6bb2-207c-55ee-95e9-8930f45db04e.html> After retiring from football, Chas started an agri-business company called Southern Sun BioSystems https://south-carolina.agricultural-crops.org/182382-southern_sun_biosystems_inc.htm> Chas was the President of GEO Park Seed from 2006 to 2011 and led the acquisition of Jackson & Perkins from Harry & David https://multichannelmerchant.com/ecommerce/harry-david-sells-off-jackson-perkins/> Currently, Chas is the CEO of Micro-Mark, a precision tool manufacturer selling to makers worldwide https://springstreetcdc.org/board-members/>