Calkins: Seth Henigan is going to be good. Scary good.
“Not going to lie, at first I was pretty much scared to take hits, and scared to run the ball,” said University of Memphis quarterback Seth Henigan (5). (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)
Geoff Calkins
Geoff Calkins has been chronicling Memphis and Memphis sports for more than two decades. He is host of "The Geoff Calkins Show" from 9-11 a.m. M-F on 92.9 FM. Calkins has been named the best sports columnist in the country five times by the Associated Press sports editors, but still figures his best columns are about the people who make Memphis what it is.
Seth Henigan made a remarkable confession the other day — one that should give every Memphis fan even more hope for the year to come.
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