The 15 Greatest Athletes From Texas

By YPB Team

Baseball, boxing, golf, gymnastics and the NFL, all claimed by one state. Born there or merely made there, and the list argues about that too.

Simone Biles — ranked #11
Simone Biles
Raised in Spring, Texas, and trained at her family's gym outside Houston.
Nolan Ryan — ranked #22
Nolan Ryan
Refugio-born pitcher who threw seven no-hitters and struck out 5,714 batters.
Jack Johnson — ranked #33
Jack Johnson
Galveston fighter who became the first Black heavyweight champion of the world in 1908.
Babe Didrikson Zaharias — ranked #44
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Port Arthur native who won Olympic track golds and then dominated women's golf.
Earl Campbell — ranked #55
Earl Campbell
Tyler-born running back, a Heisman winner at Texas and an NFL MVP with Houston.
Rogers Hornsby — ranked #66
Rogers Hornsby
Winters-born second baseman with a .358 career batting average, second all-time.
Ben Hogan — ranked #77
Ben Hogan
Stephenville-born golfer who won nine majors, four of them after a near-fatal crash.
Byron Nelson — ranked #88
Byron Nelson
Waxahachie-born golfer who won 11 straight tournaments in 1945.
Tommie Smith — ranked #99
Tommie Smith
Clarksville-born sprinter who won 200m gold in 1968 and raised a fist on the podium.
Michael Johnson — ranked #1010
Michael Johnson
Dallas-born sprinter who won the 200m and 400m at the same Games in 1996.
Clyde Drexler — ranked #1111
Clyde Drexler
Houston-raised guard who won an NBA title and played on the 1992 Dream Team.
Sheryl Swoopes — ranked #1212
Sheryl Swoopes
Brownfield-born forward, the first player signed to the WNBA and a three-time MVP.
Drew Brees — ranked #1313
Drew Brees
Austin-born quarterback who won a Super Bowl with New Orleans.
Jordan Spieth — ranked #1414
Jordan Spieth
Dallas-born golfer who won three majors before turning 25.
Lance Armstrong — ranked #1515
Lance Armstrong
Plano-born cyclist whose seven Tour de France titles were later stripped for doping.

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