Former Carson Colts
player
Mike Wilson
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Born
on December 19, 1958,
Mike Wilson began his fabulous football career playing with the Carson
High Colts in 1976.
As a wide receiver, Mike set a Carson record for the most touchdown passes
caught in a season (10).
Mike Wilson from 1986
Super Bowl game program. *
| Mike Wilson went on to play for Washington
State, and then turned pro with the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL, where he played from 1981-1990 on not just one, but FOUR Super Bowl teams! |
.jpg) Photo of the 1981 Super Bowl XVI team, the first of four SB championship teams that Mike was on (he's in 4th row from bottom, last one on right). * |
Mike Wilson was
on the roster for:
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Even
more amazing, Mike's team won
ALL FOUR
of those Super Bowl games!
“In 1990, Mike Wilson played his
last Super Bowl for the 49ers.
And like the other three, it was a victory, achieved very efficiently.
The 49ers' became the first repeat NFL champion in a decade
and tied the Pittsburgh Steelers as a pinnacle of Super Bowl perfection
with four wins in four tries...”
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In Nov. 2001, Mike was now out of coaching, and had gone into private business. He was currently living in Southern California. Mike wrote: "It's great to be back. I went and spoke to the Carson Colts football team the week before the season opener. I also attended their first game in Long Beach - it brought back good memories. I'm in the process of getting back involved in the community of Carson. I'm planning on doing guidance lectures for student athletes (SAT preparedness/recruitment to college/mentoring). Also, football camps for the kids this coming summer. I'm a proud alumni of Carson and want to be a part of the community again. Thanks once again for the great web site!!!!" In June 2007, I received
an email letting me know that Mike Wilson was now coaching the wide receivers
for Arizona Cardinals (and had been for the last three years). Among the
Cardinals on his team: Pro-Bowl players Anquan Boldin & Larry Fitzgerald,
one of the most productive WR duos in NFL history. |
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