Wilson started his athletics career with the NAIA as an athlete lettering in four sports at HT in Austin, Texas. Wilson served as the HT's athletics director for 44 years (1960-2004). During his tenure he grew the athletics department from three men's sports to eight and added seven women's athletic programs. Early in his career while serving as athletics director he also coached all sports. Wilson guided 26 All-Americans and won numerous championships. He is held in high esteem by alumni, parents and students and is a member of the Huston-Tillotson, Austin Sports Foundation, and the National Football Foundation Halls of Fame. Wilson is a well respected official, officiating Texas High School Championships, and Lone Star, Southwest and Big Twelve conference events. He conducted a program for athletes to learn about officiating in multi-sports and made arrangements for the students to officiate in summer programs and middle school and high school competitions. Wilson has a heart of service and he cares about his athletes on and off the field. Wilson was one of the first African American players during the troubles of segregation in the early fifties and he led the way as a coach at the Historically Black University. He was awarded the Shorty Alderson Award for outstanding contributions to football officials and high school football in 1993. Wilson has been married for 51 years and has raised two sons, who carry on the character of their father.

Ian Leggatt played golf for Texas Wesleyan University from 1987-1989. During those years, Leggatt participated in two NAIA Men's Golf National Championships, finishing second individually in 1989. Leggatt was a two-time All-American. In 1990, Leggatt turned professional playing on the Canadian and Nationwide tours. His first professional win came at the Buy.com Dayton Open in 2000. In 2002, Leggatt earned his first PGA tour win at the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open. Off the course, Leggatt has made an impact as well. While in college, he served as the Athletic Director for the Cerebral Palsy Foundation. He is actively involved with the Ronald McDonald Charities and through the Ian Leggatt & Friends Golf Classic for Charity; he has provided three million dollars for aid to disabled children. The Ian Leggatt Junior Golf Tour has had 30 former players go on to play college golf. He is well respected all across the golf community. He and his wife, Lori, live in Chapel Hill, N.C. with their two children.