Deletion of Gary Hertzog

Comment: While college athletes can qualify under , there needs to be significant non-trivial coverage in mainstream media sources.  Passing mentions in game coverage are considered to be routine.  I've searched several databases (including NewsLibrary, newspaperarchive.com, and Google news archives) and can't find even one article that is written about Hertzog as the main subject of the article.  I agree with Aboutmovies that FUTON bias can come into play with a player from this era, but I don't see any achievements that would lead me to believe in this case that there is significant coverage out there that we are missing.  His track accomplishments appear to have been at the community college level, and his football accomplishments were as a lineman for Willamette University which competes at the lowest rung of NCAA athletics (Division III (NCAA)|NCAA Division III).  Even the article creator
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: Not the most notable, but a search through the Oregonian archives (1860-1987) provides 19 hits, many trivial, but given his age, we are dealing with the FUTON bias, and if the Oregonian has that many articles, I would hypothesize there would be at least that many for the Salem paper, and it appears he was from Wenatchee, WA, so I'm sure their local paper would have a few stories about the local kid who was drafted into the NFL. I would not be surprised if the NOLA paper also had a small article about their draft pick, maybe a second when he signed. All in all, that tells me the topic of Hertzog passes , and it is the topic we are judging
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO)