Paul Goebel, Head Men's Tennis Coach 678-5309 pgoebel@memphis.edu

Paul Goebel Paul Goebel is an actor and stand-up comedian and has been seen on such familiar TV shows as Will & Grace and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Most importantly, Paul is the King of TV Trivia and has appeared on numerous TV and radio programs sharing his TV knowledge. At the start of the millenium, Paul proved himself to be the King of TV Trivia by taking the top spot in TV Land's Ultimate Fan Search earning him a wealth of prizes including his own hour to host and program on TV Land's weekly schedule. He has been featured in Maxim and People magazine as well as TV Guide. Paul has also written TV-related articles for websites and publications such as FilmThreat.com, BobandDavid.com, TVSquad.com and NationalLampoon.com as well as his own site TheKingofTV.com. Paul has produced and hosted his own podcast, The Paul Goebel Show since 2007 in which he discusses television and pop culture in general with many famous guests. Paul is best known to his fans as the resident "TV Geek. on Comedy Central's gameshow, Beat the Geeks. In his spare time, Paul is a Tom Jones impersonator.

Paul Goebel Paul Goebel Feed My Children PAUL GOEBEL, aka "The King of TV," is a comedian and actor. Probably best known as the TV Geek on the Comedy Central show "Beat the Geeks," Paul also hosts his own podcast "The Paul Goebel Show."

Paul Goebel, Head Men's Tennis Coach 901-678-5309 pgoebel@memphis.edu

Paul Goebel Paul was the first Blue Raider tennis All-American. He did so in doubles play (with Fred Niemeyer) with a record of 18-5 during the 1993-94 campaign. That season, this dynamic duo was ranked as high as 5th in the nation before ending the year ranked 15th. He was team Captain during both the 1993 and 1994 campaigns, and following his playing days, served as an assistant coach with the program. He was selected all conference for three of his four years at Middle Tennessee. He was then named Head Coach at the University of Memphis, but continues to support his alma mater by returning annually for the Blue Raider Tennis Pro-Am fund-raiser. I can think of no one more deserving than Paul for the Blue Raider Sports Hall of Fame."