Hall of Fame · Class of 2002

Gary Mullins

Class of 2002

San Angelo Central High School

Inducted: 2002

Mullins was an all-state quarterback who led San Angelo Central to the 1966 4A state championship. Mullins scored the winning touchdown in the title game to give the Bobcats a 21-14 victory over Houston Spring Branch. That season Central had a 13-1 record and outscored its opponents 423-91. Mullins was selected to the 1966 Texas Football Magazine Super Team and was a Prep High School All-American. He also played in the 1967 Big 33 All-Star Game and set a game record for longest touchdown pass (56 yards). Mullins lettered three years at the University of Houston (1969-1971) and was the first quarterback to take the Cougars to 2 bowl games (Bluebonnet Bowl in 1969 and 1971). Since taking the head football job at Grapevine High School in 2000 he has guided the Mustangs to consecutive playoff appearances.

Gary Mullins

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