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Major: Communications (1991-92), Undecided (1989-90)

Weight: 220 (1993), 226 (1992), 220 (1990-91), 210 (1989)

1993: Media Guide: Will battle for the starting tailback position again this fall along with classmate Butler By’not’e and a number of underclassmen … came out of spring ball No. 1 at tailback last year, but a sprained ankle in early fall drills kept him out of the opener… the injury continued to nag him during most of the season, and it flared up again early in spring practice … came back to perform well late in the spring … he and By ‘not’e ended last season sharing the backup role to Robert Smith at tailback … appeared in 10 games and started against Syracuse, Illinois and Northwestern … finished second on the squad with 463 rushing yards and scored five TDs … ran for a season-high 94 yards against Bowling Green and scored a career-best three touchdowns vs. Northwestern … if he can stay healthy, he will definitely see plenty of playing time this fall, whether he starts or not … is difficult to bring down because of his strength, low running style and knack for breaking tackles … probably the best Buckeye runner from tackle to tackle.

1992: Media Guide: Projected himself into the starting tailback picture with a strong spring showing and is clearly the person to beat out in the battle to succeed Carlos Snow … tough, durable back who can carry the ball 20 to 25 times per game … has the power to go inside and the speed to get around the corner … combination of speed, size and power make him an ideal ball carrier in goal line and short-yardage situations … also spent some time at fullback in the spring and could see action there in the fall … improved his blocking noticeably in the spring … played in 10 games last year, but totaled just 78 minutes … 73 yards on 15 carries at Illinois and 69 yards at Minnesota on just eight carries were his best

William Spivey

William "Buck" Spivey is a former LAPD Sergeant II and SWAT Team Leader. In 2017, his long and distinguished career came to an abrupt end when he was fired for accidentally shooting an unarmed black teenager named Raymont Harris. He is portrayed by Louis Ferreira.

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Buck was a patrol officer before he became a sergeant at SWAT. At some time, he came across a young, Jim Street during an abuse dispute where Jim's mother shot his father dead. Buck was present in during the arrest of Street's mother where he gave him his watch to help calm him down. Buck would later help raise Jim Street in a foster home where he was raised until adulthood.

At some time, Buck was a part of the LAPD SWAT team. During his time in SWAT, he became best friends and somewhat of a father figure with Daniel Harrelson. In the episode, Bad Faith, It's referenced that Buck was in charge of a raid of a unstable and dangerous doomsday cults compound who intended on hurting innocent people. When Daniel came face to face with a kid with a gun and hesitated to take the shot when he had the chance, opting for negotiation, Buck wrote up Daniel's only reprimand on his record.

He was present in the flashback scenes in School, where he led his team through school shooting to stop the shooters. The mission was successful but at the cost of six students being killed and one of the two shooters being shot and killed. The second shooter was incarcerated for life without possibility of parole.

Buck was the commanding officer in the flashback scene in Ghost where the team go after serial killer who was targeting young LA actors trying to make it big. During the raid on the wa

This is an overview of the regular, recurring, and other characters of the TV series S.W.A.T.

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Hondo Harrelson

Fictional character

Sergeant II Daniel "Hondo" Harrelson Jr. is a native of South Los Angeles. Hondo was born in 1974 to Daniel Harrelson Sr., and Charice Harrelson; he also has a sister, Winnie. When Hondo was a kid, his father left the family after falling in love with another woman and moved to Oakland, California, where he eventually had another daughter, Briana. Hondo and his dad remained in touch, and Hondo lived with him during the summer in his teenage years.

As a kid, Hondo and two of his best friends, Leroy and Darryl, were part of a gang, but after Darryl's death, Hondo went to Crenshaw High School and eventually joined the force.

After high school, Hondo enlisted in the United States Marine Corps; he served four years (1994 to 1998) with the 1st Battalion, 9th Marines out of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and deployed to Somalia. After his enlistment ended, Hondo joined the Los Angeles Police Department.

Hondo began his Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) career