Condredge Holloway was a two-sport trailblazer at the University of Tennessee. In addition to being the first African-American member of the Volunteers’ baseball program, Holloway also holds the distinction of being the first African-American quarterback in Southeastern Conference football history, earning the nickname “Artful Dodger.” He finished his baseball career with a .353 batting average and holds the school record with a 27-game hitting streak. As a senior in 1975, he earned All-SEC and All-America honors at shortstop and is a member of Tennessee’s All-Century Baseball Team.