Mikhael Roy Ricks is a former National Football League tight end/wide receiver. He was 6'5" and weighed 260 pounds. He started playing football in 5th grade. He was on a Pop Warner team named the Anahuac Wildcats, where his Wildcats won the Super Bowl 2 years in a row by going undefeated both years. Mikhael attended Anahuac High School in Anahuac, Texas. Here in Anahuac he helped his Panthers go to the playoffs 2 years in a row and rushed and threw for 1000 yards his senior season. Mikhael lettered in baseball, basketball where he was named District 23AAA MVP and ranked 3rd in the state in his long jump competition where he jumped 23' 11" which is still a record at Anahuac High School. Also Mikhael has a street named after him in front of his old Junior High School. He went to college at Stephen F. Austin State University where he played football and basketball. Mikhael's Senior Year he was named SFL Offensive Player of the Year and holds the record for in the FCS division for yards per catch. Before being drafted, Mikhael played in the Blue/Gray Game where he was named MVP, and the Senior Bowl where he played for the North and scored their only touchdown. 

November 14th, 1974 in Galveston (Age 50)