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USC Trojans football under John Robinson John Robinson was the coach of the University of Southern California ' s football team from 1976 to 1982 and 1993 to 1997 . He compiled a 104 - 35 - 4 record , and was succeeded by Ted Tollner after his first tenure and Paul Hackett after his second term . 1976 . Game notes . Notre Dame . Ricky Bell was held to 75 yards on 21 carries but USC ' s passing game thrived with Vince Evans completing six of his 14 passes for 106 yards with Randy Simmrin hauling in six passes for 121 yards and Evans ' touchdown pass . 1979 . Game notes . Notre Dame . Washington . 1980 . Game notes . Notre Dame . 1981 . Running back Marcus Allen had one of the most spectacular seasons in NCAA history . He rushed for 2 , 342 yards , becoming the first player in NCAA history to rush for over 2 , 000 yards in one season . He also gained a total of 2 , 683 offensive yards , led the nation in scoring , and won the Heisman Trophy , the Maxwell Award , and Walter Camp Award and was also the Pac - 10 player of the year . Game notes . UCLA . 1983 - 1992 . John Robinson left USC after the 1982 season to coach the Los Angeles Rams and was succeeded by Ted Tollner . He led the rams to two NFC Championship Game s and six playoff appearances . After ten years , he returned to USC , replacing Larry Smith . 1993 . Game notes . Washington State . Statistics 1993 Team Players in the NFL . The following players were claimed in the 1993 NFL Draft . 1995 . 1995 Team Players in the NFL . The following players were claimed in the 1996 NFL Draft . Other NFL players ( from different drafts and free agent pickups ) :
John Kimbrough John Kimbrough ( June 14 , 1918 – May 8 , 2006 ) was a college athlete , a member of the Texas Legislature , the star of two western movies and a rancher . His older brother Frank Kimbrough served as head football coach at Baylor and West Texas A & M . Football . Kimbrough , an alumnus of Texas A & M University , was known as the " Haskell Hurricane " when he played Texas A & M Aggies football team . He played fullback on the Aggie ' s undefeated 1939 national championship team . In 1940 he finished second to the University of Michigan ' s Tom Harmon in Heisman Trophy balloting . According to his College Football Hall of Fame biography , " Jarrin ' John " was a punishing 6 ft 2 in tall 210 lb running back known for breaking tackles with his high knee action who was honored with induction into that organization in 1954 . In 1941 he started along Tom Harmon in the New York Americans backfield in the third American Football League and became the team ' s primary running threat after Harmon left the team for military service . Acting . After the AFL folded in response to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor , Kimbrough parlayed his gridiron fame and athletic good looks into a Hollywood contract , though he only appeared in two western motion picture s , " Sundown Jim " and " Lonestar Ranger " , both released in 1942 . Military . He later served as an Army pilot in the Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II . Return to football . Returning from military service , Kimbrough played for the Los Angeles Dons of the All - America Football Conference ; unfortunately , his second run at a professional football career was cut short by a series of heart attack s that started when he was only 30 years old . He was forced to leave the game in 1948 after three seasons with the Dons . Politics . Kimbrough was elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1953 as a Democrat . Death . Kimbrough died May 8 , 2006 , in Haskell , Texas . The cause of death was pneumonia .
Mel Proctor Mel Proctor is an American television sportscaster , actor , and book author . Biography . A Denver , Colorado native , Proctor has called play - by - play for such teams as the Texas Rangers , Baltimore Orioles , Washington Nationals , San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Clippers at various points in his career . Proctor has also done radio play - by - play during his career , working for the Washington Bullets and the New Jersey Nets in the 1980s . He has also worked at various times for networks such as NBC , CBS , and TNT calling events including the NFL , college football , college basketball , and pro boxing . While serving as the Orioles ' broadcaster , Proctor appeared in five episodes of " " , between 1993 and 1995 , playing fictional reporter Grant Besser . Mel Proctor did the play - by - play for the Washington Bullets basketball games on Home Team Sports with Phil Chenier for several years . Proctor was the play - by - play announcer for Washington Nationals baseball , teaming with former major - league pitcher Ron Darling on MASN but did not return for 2006 . Proctor operates a media training business for athletes and broadcasters . In 2010 , Proctor announced the reprinting of his 2004 book " The Official Fan ' s Guide to The Fugitive " . Personal life . Proctor is well known for making practical jokes on the air and for reading stats out of the media guide . Mel Proctor currently lives in San Diego County with wife Julie .
Tommy Wilson ( American football ) Thomas Lee “ Tommy ” Wilson ( September 1 , 1932 in Stamford , Connecticut – December 31 , 2006 in Pittsburg , California ) is a former professional American football player . Pro career . Wilson played running back for eight seasons in the NFL . College career . Wilson did not play college football . Personal . His son Steve Wilson , played ten seasons in the NFL .
Stafford Mays Stafford Earl Mays ( born March 13 , 1958 ) is a retired American football defensive tackle . Life and career . Mays was born in Lawrence , Kansas . He went to Lincoln High School in Tacoma , Washington . Mays played junior college football at Mount Hood Community College . He later played college football at the University of Washington . Mays played in the National Football League as a defensive end and defensive tackle for the St . Louis Cardinals and the Minnesota Vikings between 1980 and 1988 . Mays ' s son , Taylor Mays , is a safety for the Cincinnati Bengals , and was a stand out player at the University of Southern California and Seattle ' s O ' Dea High School . Stafford Mays now works at Microsoft .
List of Buffalo All - Americans players This is a list of known American football players who have played for the Buffalo All - Americans of the National Football League in 1920 - 1923 . It includes players that have played at least one match with the team . < / onlyinclude > A . Ockie Anderson B . Carl Beck , Jack Beckett , Bill Brace , Pete Bahan , Shirley Brick , Scotty Bierce C . Glen Carberry , Eddie Casey , Bunny Corcoran , Frank Culver D . Herb Dieter E . Bill Edgar F . Jack Flavin , Andy Fletcher , Fritz Foster G . Moose Gardner , Buck Gavin , Gus Goetz , Gil Gregory , Mike Gulian , Charlie Guy H . Andy Hillhouse , Tom Holleran , Steamer Horning , Tommy Hughitt K . Tex Kelly , Bill Kibler , Glenn Knack , Waddy Kuehl L . Jim Laird , Barney Lepper , Lou Little M . John Mahoney , Roy Martineau , Elmer McCormick , Heinie Miller , Frank Morrissey , Jim Morrow , Vince Mulvey N . Bob Nash O . John O ' Hearn , Elmer Oliphant P . Earl Potteiger R . Bob Rawlings , Ben Roderick S . Johnny Scott , Murray Shelton , Pat Smith , Gus Sonnenberg , Butch Spagna , Frank Spellacy , Herb Stein , Jack Sullivan T . Tiny Thornhill , Carl Thomas , Mike Trainor U . Luke Urban , Eddie Usher V . George Voss , Tillie Voss W . Bill Ward , Bodie Weldon , James B . Wilson , Mike Wilson Red Werder , Lud Wray Y . Swede Youngstrom
2004 Arizona Cardinals season The 2004 Arizona Cardinals season was the 85th season the team was in the National Football League . The team managed to improve upon their previous output of 4 - 12 . However , the team failed to make the playoffs for the sixth straight season . Offseason . Pat Tillman . On April 22 , 2004 , former Cardinals safety Pat Tillman was killed in a friendly fire incident while on patrol . The specific details of his death and its aftermath are currently being investigated by the US Congress . Tillman was the first professional football player to be killed in combat since the death of Bob Kalsu of the Buffalo Bills , who died in the Vietnam War in 1970 . Tillman was posthumously laterally promoted from Specialist to Corporal . He also received posthumous Silver Star and Purple Heart medals . On Sunday , September 19 , 2004 , all teams of the NFL wore a memorial decal on their helmets in honor of Pat Tillman . The Arizona Cardinals continued to wear this decal throughout the 2004 season .
Vic Washington Victor Arnold Washington ( b . March 23 , 1946 in Plainfield , New Jersey - d . December 31 , 2008 in Allentown , Pennsylvania ) is a former American football running back / safety . After attending the University of Wyoming , he played nine professional seasons , three in the Canadian Football League ( CFL ) and six in the National Football League ( NFL ) . CFL . Vic Washington first starred with the CFL ' s Ottawa Rough Riders from 1968 to 1970 , winners of back - to - back Grey Cup Championships in 1968 & 1969 against the Calgary Stampeders and the Saskatchewan Roughriders , respectively . In the first of the two title matches , Washington received the Most Valuable Player award for his game - winning 80 - yard touchdown run from scrimmage , establishing a Grey Cup record that still stands . NFL . After signing with the NFL ' s San Francisco 49ers , he rushed for 811 yards with a 4 . 2 average , was named to his only Pro Bowl and helped to lead the team to the National Football Conference finals in 1971 . In yet another 49ers loss to the Dallas Cowboys in the playoff s the next season , he returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown . He finished his professional football career with the Houston Oilers and Buffalo Bills .
Dave Leggett William David " Dave " Leggett ( born September 18 , 1933 in New Philadelphia , Ohio ) is a former American football quarterback in the National Football League . He played collegiately at Ohio State University from 1952 – 1954 . In 1954 he led Ohio State to an undefeated 10 – 0 season and a berth in the Rose Bowl , where Ohio State defeated USC and Leggett was named MVP . He was drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in the 7th round ( 74th overall ) of the 1955 NFL Draft . Leggett was most famous for his play in the 1954 Michigan game . Ohio State ' s undefeated season was on the line , with the score tied 7 – 7 in the fourth quarter . Michigan was on the Ohio State one yard line with a fourth down and went for it . Michigan pitched the ball to the right and on defense Leggett was a great safety and it was only him and the Michigan ball carrier at the end zone and as the Michigan back leaped for the end zone Leggett went for his legs and flipped the Michigan man over to stop him short of the end zone . With the ball on Ohio State ' s own one - yard - line , Leggett led the Buckeyes on a drive for the eventual game - winning touchdown .
Columbus Bullies The Columbus Bullies were a professional football team founded by Phil H . Bucklew in Columbus , Ohio in 1938 . The Bullies started out as a member of the American Professional Football Association ( APFA ) in 1939 . Later , in 1940 , the Bullies joined the Cincinnati Bengals and Milwaukee Chiefs in leaving the APFA and becoming charter members of a new American Football League . Playing in Red Bird Stadium , the Bullies won both AFL Championships prior to ceasing operations when the AFL disbanded due to World War II . The Bullies defeated the Milwaukee Chiefs in 1940 , and the New York Americans in 1941 in the only two AFL Championships . The Bullies are one of only two major league American football teams to have ever lost to a current Canadian Football League team ; the Bullies lost to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers ( then an amateur team in the WIFU ) in a 1941 game ; the Bullies responded , however , by defeating Winnipeg twice in the next two games of the three game series . ( The other American team to lose to a Canadian team is the modern Buffalo Bills , who lost to the Hamilton Tiger - Cats in 1961 . )
1984 Ohio State Buckeyes football team The 1984 Ohio State Buckeyes football team represented the Ohio State University in the college football season of 1984 - 1985 . The Buckeyes compiled a 9 – 3 record , including the 1985 Rose Bowl in Pasadena , California , where they lost 20 – 17 to the Southern California Trojans . Game notes . Illinois . Statistics Michigan .
2001 Kentucky Wildcats football team The 2001 Kentucky Wildcats football team represented the University of Kentucky during the 2001 NCAA Division I - A football season . They participated as members of the Southeastern Conference in the Eastern Division . They played their home games at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington , Kentucky . The team was coached by Guy Morriss .
LaVell Edwards Reuben LaVell Edwards ( born October 11 , 1930 ) is a former American football coach of Brigham Young University ( BYU ) . With 257 career victories , he ranks as one of the most successful college football coaches of all time . Among his many notable accomplishments , Edwards guided BYU to a national championship in 1984 and coached Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmer in 1990 . Edwards played football for Utah State University and earned a Masters degree at the University of Utah prior to coaching at BYU . While head football coach at BYU , Edwards also earned a doctorate . He and his wife served an 18 - month mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints in New York City during 2002 – 2003 . LaVell serves as a National Advisor to . This non - profit organization plans expeditions to African and South American countries to provide life skills mentoring with sustainable solutions in education , enterprise , health and simple technology . Coaching career . Edwards was BYU ' s head football coach from 1972 to 2000 . His offensive scheme was passing - dominated . He started coaching in an era when college football offenses were dominated by strong running attacks . His quarterbacks threw over 11 , 000 passes for more than 100 , 000 yards and 635 touchdowns . He got the idea to switch to a pass oriented team by looking at BYU ' s history . The BYU football program had been a dismal failure before Edwards with the notable exception of one conference championship that resulted from the aerial attack of Virgil Carter . This past success encouraged Edwards to open up the BYU offense . Edwards coached prominent quarterbacks such as Gary Scheide , Gifford Nielsen , Marc Wilson , Jim McMahon , Steve Young , Robbie Bosco , Ty Detmer , Steve Sarkisian , and Brandon Doman . Awards won by his players include a Heisman Trophy , a Doak Walker Award , a Maxwell Award , two Outland Trophies , four Davey O ' Brien Award s , seven Sammy Baugh Awards , and 31 All - America citations , including 11 consensus All - Americans . In 1984 , he was named National Coach of the Year after BYU finished the season 13 – 0 and won the National Championship . Edwards retired after the 2000 season with a 257 – 101 – 3 record for a . 717 winning percentage . Prior to Edwards ' final game , the football stadium at Brigham Young University was renamed LaVell Edwards Stadium in his honor . At the time of his retirement , he ranked sixth in all - time victories . Edwards received the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award , presented by the American Football Coaches Association , in 2003 . In the 1980 Holiday Bowl , BYU rallied from a 45 – 25 deficit with only 4 minutes to play to defeat Southern Methodist University ( SMU ) . Trailing 45 – 39 with seconds to go , Quarterback Jim McMahon , completed a game winning touchdown pass to Clay Brown . Following the 1984 national championship , Edwards was offered the head coaching positions with the Detroit Lions as well as the University of Texas at Austin . Edwards remains a prominent leader and speaker for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints , which is affiliated with BYU .
List of Kansas City Chiefs seasons The Kansas City Chiefs have completed 49 seasons in professional American football , 39 with the National Football League ( NFL ) . The list documents the season - by - season records of the Kansas City Chiefs franchise from 1960 to the conclusion of their most recent season in 2010 , including postseason records , and league awards for individual players or head coaches . The team began play as a charter member of the American Football League ( AFL ) in 1960 as the Dallas Texans . Following the 1962 AFL season , the team relocated to Kansas City , Missouri and was renamed the Kansas City Chiefs . The team has played in 745 total games in a total of 47 seasons , and a winning percentage of . 538 . The team ' s three 13 - win seasons in 1995 , 1997 , and 2003 remain their winningest seasons to date and their 2 – 14 record in 2008 remains the team ' s worst in their 49 - year history . The Texans / Chiefs were the winningest team in the history of the AFL , compiling an 87 – 48 record from 1960 to 1969 . The team won three league championships and served as the AFL ' s representative in the Super Bowl in 1966 and 1969 . Since the franchise ' s alignment to the NFL , the team has won five division championships and six wild card playoff berths . The team has had 30 seasons in which they finished with a . 500 winning percentage or better and appeared in the post - season in 15 of those seasons . Despite the franchise ' s early success , the team has not won a post - season game since the 1994 playoffs and their victory on January 11 , 1970 remains the franchise ' s only Super Bowl title to date .
1921 Columbus Panhandles season The 1921 Columbus Panhandles season was their second in the newly formed American Professional Football Association ( soon to become the National Football League ) . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 2 - 6 - 2 , winning only one game . They finished seventeenth in the league . The 1921 Columbus Panhandles season was their second in the newly formed American Professional Football Association ( soon to become the National Football League ) . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 2 - 6 - 2 , winning only one game . They finished seventeenth in the league .
1985 Kansas State Wildcats football team The 1985 Kansas State Wildcats football team represented Kansas State University in the college football season of 1985 . The team ' s head football coach was Jim Dickey for two games , but Dickey was forced to resign after posting an 0 – 2 record . Lee Moon took over as interim coach for the rest of the season . The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium . 1985 saw the Wildcats finish with a record of 1 – 10 , and a 1 – 6 record in Big 8 play .
List of Bills Toronto Series broadcasters The following is a list of the television network s and announcers to have broadcast National Football League games from the Bills Toronto Series . The series refers to " home games " invovling the Buffalo Bills being played at the Rogers Centre ( formerly the SkyDome ) in Toronto , Ontario , Canada . In Canada . CITY - TV in Toronto broadcasts all games in the series for viewers in Canada , relaying the American network feed . CITY - TV and Rogers Sportsnet ( both owned by Rogers Communications , which is the organization leasing the team for the Toronto game ) own exclusive broadcast rights to all Bills preseason and regular season games , but no others . ( In contrast , all other NFL games air in Canada on either CTV or TSN . ) The Bills have a radio affiliate in Toronto , CJCL , which is also owned by Rogers .
Richard Williamson ( American football ) Richard Williamson ( born on April 13 , 1941 in Fort Deposit , Alabama ) was the wide receivers coach for the Carolina Panthers until he retired on January 18 , 2010 , and was the only coach to be with the team since the team was founded in 1995 . Williamson and his wife , Norma , have two grown children , a son , Rich , and a daughter , Caroline . The Williamsons live in Charlotte , North Carolina . College career . Williamson was a wide receiver under legendary Alabama coach Bear Bryant for the 1961 and 1962 seasons . He caught Joe Namath ' s first touchdown pass at Alabama . Williamson would move over to the coaching staff from 1963 – 1967 , helping the Tide win National Championships for the 1964 and 1965 seasons . After a two year coaching stay at the University of Arkansas , Williamson returned to Alabama for 1970 - 1971 before leaving for Arkansas again ( from 1972 to 1974 ) . Williamson then left for Memphis State University , this time becoming head coach ( 1975 – 1980 ) . Williamson ' s teams finished 7 - 4 ( 1975 , 1976 ) , 6 - 5 ( 1977 ) , 4 - 7 ( 1978 ) , 5 - 6 ( 1979 ) , and 2 - 9 ( 1980 ) . Williamson was honored with the Southern Independent Conference Coach of the Year award twice . Pro career . Williamson moved to the pro ranks after being released from the Memphis State job in 1980 , moving on to the Kansas City Chiefs under new coach John Mackovic . Williamson rejoined the football ranks in 1987 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers , working under fellow former Alabama coach Ray Perkins as offensive coordinator . When Perkins was fired late in the 1990 season , Williamson was named interim head coach , leading the team to a 1 - 2 record . Named head coach in 1991 , Williamson went 3 - 13 before being fired at the end of the season . Williamson was the receivers coach for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1992 - 1994 under David Shula . Williamson left in 1995 to join the newly - formed Carolina Panthers as receivers coach . Williamson , as of the 2009 season , was the last of the original 1995 staff remaining . In 2000 , Williamson was named assistant head coach under George Seifert ; he was later named offensive coordinator as well , after Bill Musgrave resigned four games into the season . After the 2001 season , Williamson returned to coachng the receivers under new head coach , John Fox . Williamson developed outstanding wide receivers during his professional career including Muhsin Muhammad and Steve Smith with the Panthers . Williamson announced his retirement on January 18 , 2010 , after 15 seasons with the Panthers .