Louisville Celebrates ESPN's Sure-Handed Juggler: Harry Douglas' Jersey Retired
Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022, marked a momentous occasion as ESPN's Harry Douglas had his jersey retired by his alma mater, the University of Louisville.
The Cardinals Ring of Honor welcomed Douglas, who played wide receiver for Louisville from 2004 to 2007 and was a standout performer both on and off the field. During his time with the Cardinals, Douglas set numerous records, including most career receptions (224), most career receiving yards (3,407), and most career touchdown receptions (27).
Douglas's jersey retirement was a fitting tribute to his exceptional contributions to the Louisville football program. His unwavering determination and athletic prowess left an indelible mark on the Cardinals' legacy.
The ceremony, held at halftime of Louisville's game against Florida State, was a testament to Douglas's enduring impact on the university and the community.
Douglas, now an analyst for ESPN, expressed his gratitude for the honor, stating, "This is a dream come true. I'm so proud to have played for this university and to be a part of this program. This is a special moment for me and my family."
University of Louisville Athletic Director Josh Heird praised Douglas's accomplishments, both on and off the field. "Harry Douglas is a true Cardinal legend," said Heird. "His hard work and dedication to this program are an inspiration to all of us. We are proud to have his jersey hanging in the Ring of Honor."
Douglas's jersey retirement serves as a reminder of the remarkable achievements that can be accomplished through hard work and dedication. His legacy as a Louisville Cardinal will continue to inspire future generations of student-athletes.
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