User:Jcarte34/ a3 Allegiant Athletic Agency

a3 Allegiant Athletic Agency is athletic agency that represents professional football (NFL, CFL), Basketball (NBA, International), and Baseball (MLB) players, as well as coaches. a3 is located in downtown Knoxville, TN near the University of Tennessee. Most recently a3 has been in the news for representing Defensive Tackle Albert Haynesworth of the Washington Redskins. Haynesworth was represented by [Chad Speck] as he signed his contract in the free agency market that included the largest guaranteed package in NFL history.

a3 currently represents the following NFL players: Defensive Tackle Albert Haynesworth of the Washington Redskins, Outside Linebacker Paris Lenon of the St. Louis Rams, Defensive End Leonard Little of the St. Louis Rams, Outside Linebacker Stephen Nicholas of the Atlanta Falcons, free agent Tight End Cooper Wallace, Wide Receiver Kelley Washington of the Baltimore Ravens, active Air Force member Chad Hall, Wide Receiver Manuel Johnson of the Dallas Cowboys, Wide Receiver Juaquin Iglesias of the Chicago Bears, Offensive Guard Anthony Herrera of the Minnesota Vikings, Wide Receiver Malcolm Kelly of the Washington Redskins, Quarterback Graham Harrell of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Offensive Lineman Tyson Clabo of the Atlanta Falcons, and free agent Wide Receiver Jemalle Cornelius.

a3 currently represents the following basketball players:

a3's currents staff includes individuals with backgrounds in business, law, and athletics. The agents are former Clemson safety Chad Speck, former University of New Hampshire player and Milford Academy coach Jon Persch , former University of Tennessee Chattanooga basketball player Isaac Conner , and former Belmont University basketball player Jared Karnes. Other staffers include Director of Client Development Judy Jackson, Director of Business Administration James Clawson and Marketing Director Ashley Kerns. a3 also has a host of interns from undergraduate and graduate school.

a3 trains it's athletes train at a number of different complexes, but the main training ground is Competitive Edge Sports (CES). More professional athletes and NFL talents has trained at CES than anyone else in the world. CES has trained notable NLF figures like Albert Haynesworth, Brian Urlacher, and Champ Bailey. CES was founded by Chip Smith.