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A highly-touted high school and Division I college talent, Mike Flynn made his most lasting impact at Jesuit by anchoring the offensive line on the Rangers’ 1978 state championship football team. A three-year letterman for the Blue & Gold on both the gridiron and in track, Flynn emerged as the top center in Texas as a senior, as he was named First Team All-State while earning national plaudits as an All-American. Selected for a spot on the Dallas Morning News’ All-Greater Dallas Team, Flynn was also a state finalist in the mile relay at the 1977 and 1978 TCIL Track & Field Championships.
Recruited to continue his football career at TCU, Flynn authored a tremendous career with the Horned Frogs that included the prestige of serving as a four-year starter on both sides of the ball. In 1983, Flynn was the recipient of TCU’s Grassy Hinton Most Conscientious Award, and in 1984, he was named to the All-Southwest Conference team while leading the Horned Frogs to an appearance in the Bluebonnet Bowl against nationally-ranked No. 12 West Virginia. During his impressive stint at TCU, Flynn started at center, defensive tackle, nose guard, outside linebacker and special teams.
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