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1964 Liberty Bowl The 1964 Liberty Bowl was the first major college football bowl game ever played indoors , the first broadcast nationwide in the United States and the only one ever played in Atlantic City , New Jersey , United States . It was played indoors at a temperature of 60°F on December 19 , 1964 in front of a crowd of 6 , 059 at the Atlantic City Convention Hall ( now known as Boardwalk Hall ) which had already hosted events including the Boardwalk Bowl , Miss America Pageant , the 1964 Democratic National Convention that nominated Lyndon B . Johnson for President and one of The Beatles ' largest concerts in their first American tour . The venue had been shifted to Atlantic City after the bowl was played for its initial five years outdoors in Philadelphia Stadium , often in temperatures below freezing . The inaugural Liberty Bowl in 1959 saw Penn State beat Alabama by a score of 7 - 0 in front of 38 , 000 fans . But it was downhill from there , and fewer than 10 , 000 were in attendance to watch the 1963 game between Mississippi State University and North Carolina State , with the organizers taking a loss of $ 40 , 000 . The frigid temperatures at year ' s end in the Northeast led to the game being called the " Deep Freeze Bowl " . Bud Dudley , organizer of the Liberty Bowl , was ready for a change and he was receptive to an offer from a group of Atlantic City businessmen who were trying to help revive the fading Jersey Shore resort that included a $ 25 , 000 guarantee . The 1964 playing of the Liberty Bowl was the first major bowl game ever played indoors . Artificial turf was not in use yet , and the playing surface was a grass surface with two inches of burlap underneath it on top of cement . Artificial lights were installed and kept running all day long to keep the grass growing . The organizers spent $ 16 , 000 on all of the field preparations for the game . To squeeze the game onto the floor of the convention hall , the end zone s at each side of the field were shortened to eight yards in depth from the regulation 10 . In the 1964 postseason , the Liberty Bowl was one of just eight major bowl games . The American Broadcasting Company agreed to broadcast the game nationally , and brought Paul Christman , Curt Gowdy and Jim McKay to announce the game , paying $ 95 , 000 for the rights to broadcast the first nationwide telecast of an indoor football game . The Utah Utes ( 8 – 2 ) faced the . WVU ' s ( 7 – 3 ) regular season record included a 28 – 27 upset over the Sugar Bowl - bound Syracuse Orangemen in their final regular game of the season . West Virginia featured running back Dick Leftridge and Utah ' s offense featured All - American Roy Jefferson . Utah used their speed , and dominated West Virginia from start to finish and won 32 – 6 . Utah Halfback Ron Coleman gained 154 yards on 15 carries , scoring a touchdown on a 53 - yard run . The 1964 Liberty Bowl would be the last played in the Northeastern United States ; the game was moved to Memphis , Tennessee in 1965 and has continued to play in Memphis since then .
Mickey McCarty Mickey McCarty is a former professional American football player who played tight end for one season for the Kansas City Chiefs . McCarty was one of three athletes ( Dave Winfield and Dave Logan the others ) to be drafted in three sports . McCarty was drafted by the Chicago Bulls of the NBA , MLB ' s Cleveland Indians and the Dallas Chaparrals of the ABA .
Craig Bolerjack Craig Bolerjack ( born May 16 , 1958 in Willow Springs , Missouri ) is an American sportscaster . He is currently an announcer for FOX Sports and for Root Sports for Utah Jazz telecasts with Matt Harpring , working mostly college football and college basketball games . Biography . During college , Bolerjack played linebacker for Kansas State University , but a knee injury ended his playing career . While attending college , he worked as sports director for the campus radio station KSDB . Bolerjack is also an alumni member of Delta Upsilon Kansas State chapter . He began his television broadcast career as a weekend sports anchor for KTSB - TV Topeka ( now KSNT ) . He and Steve Beuerlein were the secondary college football broadcast team for CBS Sports . They were on the air when two games are scheduled on the network on the same day . He also was a reserve broadcaster for the " NFL on CBS " . In 2007 , Bolerjack filled in for Greg Gumbel who was filling in for an ill James Brown on the Cleveland Browns - Arizona Cardinals matchup with Dan Dierdorf . He also worked with Rich Baldinger , Todd Blackledge , Mike Mayock , and FOX colleague Daryl Johnston . Bolerjack had also called games in the NCAA basketball tournament since 2000 . His partner in the 2006 tournament was Bob Wenzel . He has called games for CBS , ESPN , and CBS College Sports Network in a national broadcasting career that dates back to the late 1990s . Before joining CBS , he was the sports anchor at KSL - TV , Salt Lake City , Utah the then - CBS affiliate . In addition to his other work , Bolerjack is the voice of the Utah Jazz . He replaced " Hot Rod " Hundley on the television broadcasts during the 2005 – 06 NBA season . ( Hundley continued to announce on the radio , but announced his retirement after the 2008 – 09 NBA season . ) His on - air partner is former Utah Jazzman Matt Harpring . Harpring will be doing the TV broadcasts starting this season ( 2010 – 2011 ) while Ron Boone will move over to the radio broadcasts . He was also the preseason voice of the Miami Dolphins until he was replaced by Dick Stockton . Bolerjack lives in Sandy , Utah with his wife , Sharon , and his three children . Craig Bolerjack called Pac - 12 games on Fox Sports Net with Joel Klatt and Petros Papadakis in 2011 and continues to perform the same role for FX and Fox College Football along with CBS and another current Fox colleague Gus Johnson . In 2011 , Bolerjack filled in for Dick Stockton on the NFL on Fox on the week 4 matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks with John Lynch .
2009 Vanderbilt Commodores football team The 2009 Vanderbilt Commodores football team represented Vanderbilt University during the 2009 – 10 college football season . The team ' s head coach was Bobby Johnson , who served his eighth season as the Commodores ' head coach . Vanderbilt has been a member of the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) since the league ' s inception in 1932 , and has participated in that conference ' s Eastern Division since its formation in 1992 . The Commodores played their six home games at Vanderbilt Stadium at Dudley Field in Nashville , Tennessee , which has been Vanderbilt football ' s home stadium since 1922 . The Commodores finished the season 2 – 10 and 0 – 8 in SEC play .
1980 Tulane Green Wave football team The 1980 Tulane Green Wave football team represented Tulane University in the 1980 college football season . The team was led by first - year coach Vince Gibson . The Green Wave played home games in the Louisiana Superdome and finished with a 7 – 5 record , losing to Arkansas 15 – 34 in the Hall of Fame Classic . In the 78th edition of the Battle for the Flag , Tulane lost 7 – 24 to LSU . Throughout the season the offense scored 279 points , while the defense allowed 243 points . Two members of the Green Wave team were drafted into the NFL .
Massachusetts Marauders The Massachusetts Marauders was a professional arena football team that played in the Arena Football League in 1994 . History . Detroit Drive ( 1988 – 1993 ) . The Detroit Drive was a professional arena football team playing as an Arena Football League team from 1988 – 1993 . They were in six consecutive championship ArenaBowls , one for each season of the team ' s Detroit existence , winning four of them , making them the dominant team of the League ' s early period . In 1992 they played in the Northern Division . Their home games were played at the Joe Louis Arena , also home to the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League . The Drive won the ArenaBowl in 1988 , 1989 , 1990 and 1992 . The Drive had , arguably , the best management team in the league . Owner Mike Ilitch , General Manager Gary Vitto , and Head Coach Tim Marcum are all in the AFL Hall of Fame . Following the 1992 season , Ilitch purchased the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball and Vitto was transferred to the Tigers front office . Marcum assumed GM duties for 1993 and led the team to its final Arena Bowl . Mike Ilitch sold the Drive so that they would not compete with the Tigers for attendance . Shortly after his purchase of them , the Tigers began their worst drought in team history , posting a losing record in every season from 1994 to 2005 . Ilitch still claims that he only kept the Drive because they were constant contenders . Massachusetts Marauders ( 1994 ) . The team ' s on - field success did not mean equivalent business success ; although the team was the most profitable in the AFL , setting attendance records , owner Mike Ilitch sold the team following his purchase of the Detroit Tigers in 1993 . The team competed in 1994 as the Massachusetts Marauders at the Worcester Centrum in Worcester , MA , but folded after going 9 - 5 in their first and only season . Where as the Drive averaged over 14 , 000 fans a game during their 6 seasons in Detroit , the Marauders averaged less than 7 , 400 a game . Nearly three years after the Marauders folded , Dan DeVos purchased the franchise out of bankruptcy court , and in 1998 they became the Grand Rapids Rampage , who played until 2008 . Detroit later received a second Arena Football team , the Detroit Fury . The Fury played from 2001 to 2004 in The Palace of Auburn Hills and were co - owned by William Davidson , owner of the Detroit Pistons and William Clay Ford , Jr . , son of the owner of the Detroit Lions . The Fury were never as successful as the Drive , compiling a 22 - 41 record and averaging 8 , 152 fans per game before they folded in 2004 . While the Drive ' s history may have been short , they have an unforgettable legacy to Arena Football fans , with ArenaBowl trips every year of their existence , and creating the first dynasty in the Arena Football League . Video games . The Drive and Marauders both appeared on the game " EA Sports Arena Football " as hidden bonus teams .
Michael Johnson ( defensive end ) Michael D . Johnson ( born February 7 , 1987 in Selma , Alabama ) is a professional American football defensive end for the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League . He was drafted in the 3rd round ( 70th overall ) of the 2009 NFL Draft by the Bengals . He played college football at Georgia Tech . Early years . Johnson played at Dallas County High School where he was a tight end . He caught 42 passes for 650 yards and six touchdowns as a senior while making 92 tackles and 14 sacks . He had 25 receptions for 300 yards and three touchdowns as a junior . He was also an outstanding basketball player , who averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds as a junior . College career . As a senior at Georgia Tech , Johnson , in 2008 , ended the regular season with Recorded 46 tackles ( 28 solos ) as he led the team and finished third in the conference with nine sacks and 17 . 5 stops for losses and two forced fumbles . He was voted as an AFCA coaches First - team All - American with the likes of Brian Orakpo and Terrance Cody . He also garnered first team All - ACC honors as well as numerous other accolades . In 2007 Johnson was played in 13 games and started one . He had 21 tackle ( 11 solo ) and six went for losses . He had four sacks and forced three fumbles and recovered one . He also blocked two kicks . The previous season , 2006 , he played in and started all 12 games and had 34 tackles ( 25 solo ) and six were for a loss . He recorded five sacks and forced three fumbles and broke up two passes . In 2005 , as a true freshman , he played in 11 games and had 5 solo tackles and one assisted for a total of six tackles , one going for a loss . He also recorded one sack and forced one fumble . Professional career . Cincinnati Bengals . Johnson was not selected in the 1st round of the 2009 NFL Draft where many analysts predicted he would go , instead falling into the 3rd round and being picked up by the Bengals . During an interview , Johnson was mentioned by head coach Marvin Lewis as maybe being " one of the best pass rushers he has ever worked with . " Before the 2010 season , the Bengals announced that Johnson would be moved to outside linebacker . In 2012 Michael Johnson accumulated 52 tackles , 35 solo , and 11 . 5 sacks . He also had one interception and one force fumble
Kelly Jennings Kelly Jarrod Jennings ( born November 30 , 1982 ) is an American football cornerback who is currently a free agent of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft . He played college football at the University of Miami . Early years . Jennings graduated from Suwannee High School in Live Oak , Florida . During his Senior Year he placed 4th at the 2A State Track Meet in the 100m dash , current NFL Player Yamon Figurs was 2nd . College career . Jennings played college football at the University of Miami , where he graduated with a degree in finance and a 3 . 0 grade point average . He currently is in the process of acquiring a second degree in business management . Professional career . Seattle Seahawks . Jennings was drafted by the Seahawks out of the University of Miami with the 31st overall pick in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft . Kelly has played for the Seahawks on special teams and defense . Jennings ' selection in the 2006 first round kept alive an ongoing record by the University of Miami , which has had players selected as first - round draft picks in each of the past 12 NFL drafts and the following 2 drafts after Jennings selection . No other college or university has ever matched this record . In his rookie season , Jennings served as a nickelback and special teamer primarily until Marcus Trufant , Kelly Herndon , and Jimmy Williams all sustained injuries in week 16 and 17 of the 2006 NFL season . He ended up playing in 16 games , starting in 2 , recording 40 tackles , 1 interception , 6 passes defended , 1 forced fumble , and giving up 2 touchdowns . In the postseason , with Seattle ' s secondary seriously hurting and forced to start safety Jordan Babineaux at # 2 CB and previously out of the NFL Pete Hunter at nickel , Jennings was forced into the # 1 role for the Wild Card game against the Dallas Cowboys and was primarily used to cover Terry Glenn due to their similar body build and playing styles . Glenn was held to 4 receptions for 41 yards , while Jennings recorded 1 tackle and a game - saving forced fumble on Glenn that would lead to a Seattle safety which would later prove vital in a 21 - 20 Seahawks victory . In the Divisional Playoff game against the Chicago Bears , Jennings recorded 6 tackles but was beat deep on a 68 - yard touchdown pass from Rex Grossman to Bernard Berrian . The Bears ended up winning in overtime 27 - 24 . Kelly Jennings had a great 2007 season as he finished with 55 tackles and 12 pass deflections . Coming into the 2008 season , Kelly had high expectations , but was moved to the nickelback and performed well once again at a position he has proven to be more than capable at . He finished the 2008 season with 42 tackles and 12 pass deflections . In 2009 , he compiled 30 tackles and 5 passes defended . Cincinnati Bengals . On August 29 , 2011 , he was traded to the Cincinnati Bengals for defensive tackle Clinton McDonald . Personal . Kelly is the uncle of current New York Giants cornerback Bruce Johnson . Kelly is married and the father of two young daughters .
David Kirtman David Kirtman ( born February 12 , 1983 in San Francisco , California ) is an American football fullback free agent of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the fifth round of the 2006 NFL Draft . He played college football at USC . Kirtman has also been a member of the San Diego Chargers , San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints . Early years . Kirtman grew up in San Rafael , California until his family moved to Mercer Island , Washington where he graduated from Mercer Island High School . In addition to football David was a Kingco conference champion in the 110 hurldes and shot put . College career . Kirtman played college football at the University of Southern California . David was a key part of the 2004 and 2005 National Championship USC teams where he earned the catch phrase " Another Touchdown Courtesy of Kirtman " . This refers to his punishing blocking that opened up many rushing touchdowns for Lendale White and Reggie Bush . He graduated from USC with a degree in Business . Professional career . First stint with Seahawks . He was the first fullback picked in the 2006 NFL Draft . He was placed on the practice squad for the 2006 season . In November 2007 , he was signed to the Seahawks ' active roster , and on November 12 , David played in his first NFL game against the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night . On August 30 , 2008 , he was released by the Seahawks . San Diego Chargers . On August 31 , 2008 , he was signed to the San Diego Chargers practice squad . He remained there the first six weeks of the regular season . San Francisco 49ers . Kirtman was signed to the active roster of the San Francisco 49ers from the San Diego Chargers ' practice squad on October 15 after the 49ers placed fullback Zak Keasey on injured reserve . He was released on November 3 when the team signed tight end Sean Ryan . New Orleans Saints . Kirtman was signed to the practice squad of the New Orleans Saints on November 12 , 2008 . Second stint with Seahawks . Kirtman re - signed with the Seattle Seahawks on April 7 , 2009 . On September 5 , 2009 he was released during the final 53 man roster cuts .
American Legion Football League Origin of league . History of professional football in California before 1937 . Prior to 1936 , the history of professional football in California was not a hopeful one . While there were two “ major league Los Angeles teams ” in 1926 ( the Buccaneers of the NFL and the Los Angeles Wildcats of the first American Football League ) , both were actually traveling team s ( the Buccaneers were based in Chicago , the Wildcats in Moline , Illinois ) that lasted only one season , but several NFL and AFL teams would also play exhibition contests in the West , sometimes with other NFL or AFL teams , but also against some of the local semi - pro teams in the region , in the following year or two . A league that formed in 1926 in the wake of an exhibition by Red Grange was called the Pacific Coast League , but it failed to survive beyond the first year of competition . In 1934 , four teams from the Los Angeles area and two from San Francisco formed another Pacific Coast League ; when the two San Francisco teams withdrew from the league after the 1934 season , the four L . A . teams continued to compete in 1935 as the American Legion League ( some called it the American Legion Football League , or ALFL ) . It folded after one season under the new name . Pacific Coast Football League 1926 Hollywood Generals Pacific Coast Football League 1926 Los Angeles Angels Pacific Coast Football League 1926 Oakland Oaks Pacific Coast Football League 1926 San Francisco Tigers Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Berkeley Giants Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Del Rey Shamrocks Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Moraga Wolves Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Southern California Maroons Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Stanford Braves Pacific Coast Football League 1934 Westwood Cubs American Legion Football League 1935 California Shamrocks American Legion Football League 1935 Hollywood Braves American Legion Football League 1935 Los Angeles Maroons American Legion Football League 1935 Westwood Cubs
1996 New York Jets season The 1996 New York Jets season began with the team trying to improve upon its league - worst 3 – 13 record from 1995 . However , this season proved even more calamitous as they finished 1 – 15 , which is the worst record in franchise history . This led to the resignation of head coach Rich Kotite after the season ended . Offseason . The Jets cut quarterback Boomer Esiason after he failed to replicate the success he enjoyed with the Cincinnati Bengals . They signed Neil O ' Donnell , who had just led the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Super Bowl . The Jets received the first pick in the NFL draft in April and drafted wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson out of the University of Southern California . The Jets also signed offensive tackles Jumbo Elliott and David Williams and receivers Jeff Graham and Webster Slaughter . The Jets spent $ 70 million in the offseason on free - agent and rookie contracts . Season . O ' Donnell was the starter for the first six games of the season , but they went 0 – 6 under him . After he suffered an injury during pregame warmups Kotite benched O ' Donnell in favor of longtime Buffalo Bills backup quarterback Frank Reich , but he didn ' t fare much better . They lost to Jacksonville and Buffalo , before the now lowly 0 – 8 Jets beat former Jets QB Boomer Esiason and his new team , the Arizona Cardinals ( although Esiason didn ' t play for the game for Arizona ) , in Sun Devil Stadium . It was the Jets ' only win of the 1996 year . They finished the year with the worst record in the NFL at 1 – 15 .
Blake Nill Blake Nill ( born February 16 , 1962 in Hanna , Alberta ) is a former Canadian football defensive lineman and the current head coach for the University of Calgary ' s football team , the Calgary Dinos . Nill became Calgary ' s head coach in 2006 after serving as head coach for the Saint Mary ' s Huskies football team for eight years . His Huskies teams appeared in four Vanier Cup s , winning in 2001 and 2002 while losing in 2003 and 1999 . As head coach of the Dinos , his teams have appeared in two Vanier Cups , losing twice , in 2009 and 2010 . As a professional player , he played for four seasons for the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League . Collegiately , he also played CIS football for the Calgary Dinos .
Willie Amos Willie Amos ( born July 28 , 1982 ) is an American football defensive back who most recently played for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League . He previously played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers ( until he was traded to the Eskimos on June 14 , 2009 for offensive linemen Thaddeus Coleman ) . Before that he was on the practice squad of the Chicago Bears , who signed him as an undrafted free agent . He played college football at Nebraska . Amos played safety his first year at the University of Nebraska . He tore his ACL during training , and sat out for a year . He came back in the 2003 season to play left cornerback his junior year . Amos was switched to wide receiver his senior season in 2004 and recorded 2 touchdowns in his debut performance . Amos was born in Sweetwater , Texas and attended Sweetwater High School . He is a champion jump rope skipper . In 1999 he jumped with Team USA at the FISAC World Jump Rope Championships and won in the all - male senior division . Injured several times during his tenure with the Eskimos , he was released in June 2010 . He continues to give jump rope demonstrations and has a fitness company . Amos is a Christian athlete and a member of Epsilon Rho chapter of the Iota Phi Theta fraternity . On January 26 , 2008 , Amos was drafted by Team Texas of the AAFL in the 10th round .
List of AFC Wild Card Playoff Game broadcasters The following is a list of the television and radio networks and sports announcer s that have broadcast the Wild Card Playoff games in the American Football Conference throughout the years . It does not include any announcers who may have appeared on local radio broadcasts produced by the participating teams . The years listed concentrate on the season instead of the calendar year that the game took place .