Deletion of Eugene Messler

Comment: The article was in poor shape but has now been expanded. Messler played at the tackle position on Walter Camp's 1891-1893 Yale teams that won three consecutive national championships. These are the Camp teams that went a long way to inventing the modern game of American football. Messler was also the head coach of the 1894 Centre football team. He also later served as player-coach of one of the earliest professional football teams. Passes per  with new sources added. In addition,  notes that the College Football Wikiproject "considers all head coaches (past and present) of notable college football programs to be notable." While Centre Colonels football is ''now'' a lower-tier program, it was one of the truly notable programs in the early days of Southern football. Indeed, Messler's 1894 team competed at a high level with games against major Southern teams of the day, including a victory over 1894 Kentucky State College Blue and White football team|Kentucky State (i.e. the University of Kentucky) and a close loss to 1894 Vanderbilt Commodores football team|Vanderbilt
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Comment: per Cb162. Note, that point also fits , as {{user|Cbl62}} mentioned, Centre was a major college program pre-NCAA DI-A era. He also coached a notable pre-NFL professional team. If Ohio State drops to DIII and "is now DIII", that doesn't change past notability
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