Caleb Pressley
Caleb Pressley
Caleb Pressley is a content creator at Barstool Sports. He known as being the supervisor of Morale for the North Carolina Tar Heels football team. Pressley is originally from Asheville, North Carolina before he joined Barstool full-time. [3]
Early Life
Caleb Pressley is originally from Asheville, North Carolina and attended A. C. Reynolds High School where he was a star athlete. He played four seasons of football, three seasons of basketball, and ran track for three seasons. As a quarterback, in 2009, Pressley guided his time to the 4-A state championship and was named MVP. He was also named 4-A championship most outstanding performer in 2009 and 2010. Some accolades that he earned include First Team All-Western N.C. in 2009 and all-conference in 2010 and was captain of his team two times. Pressley's lifetime statistics include passing for 4,385 yards, 39 touchdowns and running for 1,414 yards and 22 touchdowns. [6]
College
Caleb Pressley wearing a Bruce Carter jersey (Photo: Michael Switzer, DesignWorks)
Caleb Pressley went on to attend the University of North Carolina where he was a Communication studies major with a minor in writing for stage and screen. Pressley was a walk-on for UNC's football team and joined before the 2011 season. He was a backup QB for three years and in the spring semester of his junior year, studied abroad at the University of Edinburgh's School of Divinity, missing all of spring practices. [5]
When Pressley returned, he retired from football and became a manager for the team.
Although he was a signal caller, he appointed himself the "Supervisor of Morale" and became known for wearing the NFL jerseys of former UNC players on the sidelines.
Career
After graduating in 2015, Pressley would later join Barstool Sports as a content creator and video host. Pressley stars in comedic short videos on the Thinker Instagram account where he presents facts along with satirical commentary. [8]
Personal Life
Pressley is invested in cryptocurrency and is currently hodling many