Hall of Fame
As a defensive back on the Oiler Football team, Brian Washington lettered four times. His awards include, NAIA Second Team All-American in 1983 and 1984; All-Hoosier-Buckeye Conference three times; NAIA District 22 team three times; and NAIA Honorable Mention All-American in 1982. He also lettered in track for three years. Brian credits his high school position coach, and his defensive backs coach at Findlay for helping him achieve his full potential as a student athlete. Brian was inducted in to his high school athletic hall of fame in 1996. Brian majored in marketing and business administration at Findlay and is currently attending the University of Phoenix completing a Master of Arts degree in organizational management. While a student at UF, he belonged to the Marketing Association, Varsity “F” Club, Student Government Association, and the Clack Student Union. He was a member of the Students in Free Enterprise Club which placed first in the State Competition and sixth in the National Tournament in 1984. Brian pays special thanks to professor Shiv Gupta for having a tremendous impact on his academic life at UF. His most remembered experience at Findlay were playing in the NAIA National Playoffs against Westminster, meeting his wife, Carol (Price ’87), and intercepting a pass against Earlham College, running it all the way back for a touchdown, only to have it called back because of a flag on the play. Brian currently works for Unisys Corporation as a consultant in Human Resources. He and his wife, Carol, have one son, Jamar Asante.
