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John is married to Tanya and together they have one daughter, Ashley. John was inducted into the Scott County Sports Hall of Fame in July 2021 and played football at Ole Miss during the Vaught years including three bowl games. John coached for 38 years in Jackson Public Schools which he enjoyed thoroughly and often times sees his former players visiting the Museum. John Richardson has been a part-time staff member at the MSHOF for 15 years and says it has been such a pleasure working with all the different museum staff through the years.

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In his free time, Tyler enjoys spending time in the outdoors and attending Southern Miss games with his dad. A native of Jackson, MS, Tyler attended Holmes Community College where he received an Associate’s Degree in Liberal Arts and Architectural Engineering. Tyler Dell Building Supervisor Dell is the new Building Supervisor at the museum. Please contact Rachel for rental or group tour inquiries. In her free time, Rachel enjoys going to Mississippi State sporting events with her father and spending time with her new golden retriever, Tilly. Her favorite part of serving as the Museum Coordinator is getting to share the history of Mississippi sports with the next generation. A Madison, MS native and avid sports fan, Rachel is very excited to join our staff. She majored in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations. Rachel Wiygul Museum Coordinator Wiygul is a recent graduate of Mississippi State University. Please contact Andrea for any marketing or advertising requests. Her favorite Museum exhibit is the Sports Illustrated Wall of Fame because it showcases how Mississippi athletes have had a national impact through the decades. Andrea is a huge fan of all sports, especially Mississippi football and brings a lot of energy to our staff. She has also taken on the task of Race Director for the Annual Farm Bureau Watermelon Classic. She has been with the museum full-time since November 2013. Lulu’s bright personality and lively stories bring loads of laughter and smiles to the Museum’s staff, volunteers and visitors.Īndrea Patterson Senior Director of Community Relations & Marketing Patterson came to the Museum as an intern in 2012 after graduating Ole Miss with a business degree in marketing and management.

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She is the Event Coordinator for the C Spire Outstanding Players Series Presentations which include the football C Spire Conerly, the basketball C Spire Howell/Gillom and the baseball C Spire Ferriss. Lulu, has a connection and passion for the museum, as she is the goddaughter of Ole Miss and New York Giant great, Charlie Conerly.

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After volunteering for a year, she became a full time employee with the Hall of Fame.

Lulu Maness Administrator Maness, a native of Clarksdale, was at the grand opening of the museum on July 4, 1996. Look for new displays and information during his tenure. Educating each generation of the importance of the accomplishments of those enshrined and keeping the facility in top shape are goals he hopes to maintain. The opportunity to lead the MSHOF brought him back to Jackson. A “200 Club” and member of the Board of Directors from his previous stint in Jackson, Bill has always supported the efforts of the Hall of Fame.

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Bill was the General Manager of the Jackson Mets/Generals for twelve seasons beginning in 1987 and worked in professional baseball for 33 years. He follows Michael Rubenstein and Rick Cleveland in guiding this non-profit corporation after joining the staff the previous February. Ralph Smith was given the nickname “Catfish” by former Jackson sportswriter Jimmie McDowell who compared Smith to Ralph “Catfish” Smith who played football at the University of Georgia in the 1930s.Bill Blackwell Executive Director Blackwell became the third Executive Director of the MSHOF in January of 2016. NFL Century Division Champions (’67, ‘68) Did You Know? NFL Eastern Conference Champions (’65, ‘68)