You have to say this about Tim Green: His desire to keep busy made him a success in six different careers. During Green's days as a defensive lineman for the Atlanta Falcons, his idea of unwinding after the NFL season was to jump immediately into law school. Now, retired from football and apparently finding himself not fully utilized in his careers as a novelist, television broadcaster, radio commentator and newspaper columnist, he added one more pursuit to the roster by joining a New York law firm.
October 29, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You have to say this about Tim Green: His desire to keep busy has madehim a success in six different careers.
During Mr. Green’s days as a defensive lineman for pro football’s AtlantaFalcons, his idea of unwinding after the long NFL season was to jumpimmediately into law school classes at Syracuse University.
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