Professional football running back LenDale White plays for the Tennessee Titans in the National Football League.
White made news in December of 2008, after he accused DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart of the Carolina Panthers of stealing his nickname of "Smash and Dash," which White uses to describe himself and Titans teammate Chris Johnson.Sporting News: Smash and Dash? That's Titans Duo's Nickname
Football Career
Prior to playing in the NFL, White played college football with the USC Trojans. He helped the Trojans win back-to-back national championships, in 2003 and 2004, and set a school record by scoring 53 rushing touchdowns during his college career. After graduation, White was selected 45th overall in the 2006 NFL draft by the Tennessee Titans.Official Site of the Tennessee Titans: LenDale White
White made his NFL debut with the Titans in 2006, playing in 13 games and recording 244 rushing yards. His playing time improved in 2007, starting all 16 regular season games and totaling 1,110 rushing yards for seven touchdowns.NFL.com: LenDale White
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Fast Facts
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Full name
Anthony LenDale White
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Born
December 20, 1984
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Birthplace
Denver, Colorado
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Position
Running back
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College
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Resides in Nashville, Tennessee, and Park Hill, ColoradoOfficial Site of the Tennessee Titans: LenDale White
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Lists Deion Sanders and Chauncey Billups (his cousin) as his sports heroesOfficial Site of the Tennessee Titans: LenDale White
