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Johnny Patrick Johnny Patrick ( born August 17 , 1988 ) is a American football cornerback for the San Diego Chargers of the National Football League . He was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft . He played college football at Louisville . The Saints released him February 19 , 2013 and he was signed by the Chargers on the next day . Early life . Patrick was born in DeLand , Florida and attended DeLand High School . College career . Patrick played college football for the Louisville Cardinals from 2007 – 2010 . He was the starting cornerback from 2008 – 2010 . In 2009 Patrick recorded 53 tackles and two interceptions . In the 2010 Beef ' O ' Brady ' s Bowl , Patrick forced a fumble and blocked a field goal to help the Cardinals win against Southern Miss . Professional career . Pre - draft . Patrick was projected to be a second - round pick in the 2011 NFL Draft . New Orleans Saints . Patrick was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the third round ( 88th overall ) of the 2011 NFL Draft . He was cut by the Saints on February 19 , 2013 . San Diego Chargers . Patrick was signed by the San Diego Chargers from free agency on February 20th 2013 . Personal . Patrick was arrested for a misdemeanor assault charge on June 27 , 2010 . He pled guilty on July 28 to a reduced charge of harassment with physical contact .
1958 San Francisco 49ers season The 1958 San Francisco 49ers season was the team ' s ninth in the NFL . They began the season hoping to improve upon their 8 - 4 output from the previous season . However , a four game road trip in which the 49ers only won one game doomed their playoff chances . Both of the team ' s quarterbacks , Y . A . Tittle and John Brodie , would each start six of the twelve games and would each end the season with similar statistics .
1938 Toronto Argonauts season The 1938 Toronto Argonauts season was the 52nd season for the team since the franchise ' s inception in 1873 . The team finished in second place in the Interprovincial Rugby Football Union with a 5 – 1 – 0 record and qualified for the playoffs for the third consecutive season . The Argonauts defeated the Ottawa Rough Riders in a two - game total - points IRFU Final series before winning the Eastern Final over the Sarnia Imperials . The defending champion Argonauts defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 26th Grey Cup game by a score of 30 - 7 , winning the franchise ' s fifth Grey Cup championship . It was also the first time that the Argonauts had repeated as champions as this was a rematch of the previous year ' s Grey Cup game . Postseason . Grey Cup . December 10 @ Varsity Stadium ( Attendance : 18 , 778 )
1986 Gator Bowl The 1986 Gator Bowl game was a post - season college football bowl game between the Stanford Cardinal and the Clemson Tigers , and was played on December 27 , 1986 , at Gator Bowl Stadium in Jacksonville , Florida . It was the forty - second edition of the bowl game . Teams . Stanford Cardinal . Under third - year head coach Jack Elway , Stanford was making its first bowl appearance since the 1978 Bluebonnet Bowl . The Cardinal was led by running back Brad Muster , who was only the second Cardinal back to rush for more than 1 , 000 yards in a season . Stanford ' s starting quarterback , John Paye , was sidelined for the game due to a shoulder injury and backup Greg Ennis was named the starter . Clemson Tigers . The champions of the Atlantic Coast Conference , Clemson had recorded ties in its last two regular season games . Under head coach Danny Ford , the Tigers were led by tailbacks Kenny Flowers and Terrence Flagler . Game summary . Clemson completely dominated the first half of the game , recording 291 yards of offense and 15 first downs , and scored touchdowns on runs from quarterback Rodney Williams and backs Chris Lancaster and Ray Williams . David Treadwell added two field goals to put the Tigers up 27 – 0 at halftime . Stanford recovered in the second half , holding the Tigers scoreless while gradually bringing the score closer . Muster scored on a one - yard run in the third quarter , and then twice more on fourth quarter passes from Ennis . The Cardinal had several chances to tie or win the game , but Ennis was intercepted inside the 10 yard line on one drive , and turned the ball over on downs with less than two minutes remaining . Aftermath . This was the first of a run of three straight ACC titles for Danny Ford ' s Clemson teams . This was Coach Elway ' s only winning season with the Cardinal . Muster and Rodney Williams shared Most Valuable Player honors . Muster would go on to play for the NFL ' s Chicago Bears . Junior Clemson kicker David Treadwell was named a 1987 consensus All - American and would go on to a successful NFL kicking career with the Denver Broncos and New York Giants .
Ray Knode Robert Troxell " Ray " Knode ( January 28 , 1901 – April 13 , 1982 ) was an American Major League Baseball baseball and college football player . He played for four season as a first baseman with the Cleveland Indians from 1923 to 1926 . Knode attended the University of Maryland , where he played on the football team as a quarterback from 1916 to 1919 . He later attended the University of Michigan , where he also played quarterback from 1921 to 1922 . His older brother , Kenneth T . Knode followed a similar career path . He played professional baseball with the St . Louis Cardinals and as a quarterback at both Maryland and Michigan .
Royal T . Farrand Royal Twombly Farand ( October 8 , 1867 – March 28 , 1927 ) was an American football player and medical doctor . Farrand was born in 1867 in Detroit , Michigan , the son of David Osburn Farrand , a surgeon , and Elizabeth Twombley . He graduated from high school in Detroit in 1886 and enrolled at the University of Michigan . He was the starting quarterback for the undefeated 1887 Michigan Wolverines football team that outscored its opponents by a combined score of 102 to 10 . In November 1887 , Farrand led Michigan to an 8 - 0 win over Notre Dame in the first meeting between the two schools . However , when the teams agreed to play two additional games in the spring of 1888 , Farrand was left home in Ann Arbor with his knee in a cast and was replaced by Ball . After graduating in 1890 , Farrand returned to Ann Arbor for medical school and served as the manager of the 1891 team . While serving as manager of the football team in 1891 , Farrand hired the team ' s first coach . On October 13 , 1891 , the " Michigan Daily " reported that the Athletic Association had instructed Farrand to retain Mike Murphy , trainer of the Detroit Athletic Club , " for a few days to get the team in shape to turn over to a coach . " Farrand graduated from Michigan ' s medical school in 1892 and subsequently took post - graduate work at the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons . After completing his medical studies , Royal T . Farrand worked for a time as an intern at the Atlantic Copper Mine Hospital in Houghton , Michigan . He next practiced medicine in Detroit . In 1898 , Farrand moved to Niagara , Wisconsin , where he worked for nine years as a physician at the Kimberly - Clark mill . In approximately 1907 , he moved back to Houghton , Michigan . In approximately 1922 , he moved to Appleton , Wisconsin , where he worked as a part - time assistant in swimming and " basement management " at the Appleton YMCA . Farrand married Jessie Douglas MacNaughton in September 1896 in Calumet , Michigan . They had three children , Isabel Douglas Farrand ( born 1898 in Detroit ) , David Osburn Farrand ( born 1902 in Niagara ) and Katherine MacNaughton Farrand ( born 1905 in Niagara ) . In March 1927 , Farrand died in Appleton , Wisconsin , after a long illness at age 58 . He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery Detroit .
Leonardo Carson Leonardo Tremayne Carson ( born February 11 , 1977 in Mobile , Alabama ) is an American football defensive tackle in the National Football League . He played college football at Auburn University . Career . A former member of the San Diego Chargers , Carson most recently played for the Dallas Cowboys . He was acquired by the Cowboys on October 18 , 2003 , after being released by the Chargers . Although large and physically talented , his productivity as a player was often mediocre , and head coach Bill Parcells , who initially lauded his arrival to the team , stated in several press conferences that he ' d lost confidence in Carson . In 2003 , Carson started in less than half of the games in which he played . Personal life . Beginning June 14 , 2004 , Carson began serving a 30 - day sentence at the Mobile County Metro Jail on two misdemeanor counts of kidnapping and burglary relating to an August 2003 incident where he broke into the home of his ex - girlfriend ' s sister , Tasha Locke . He forced her to leave with him , but later that evening , Carson ' s car broke down , and Locke escaped . Carson was re - signed to the Cowboys for the 2004 season , although he was suspended from the opening game of the season by the NFL for violation of the player conduct policy . He had signed a one - year contract with the Cowboys for the 2005 season , but was released prior to the season ' s start . He has two children Kemiyah Carson and Morgan Walden . In June 2010 Carson was sentenced to ten years in prison for selling drugs , while living in Mobile , Alabama .
Gary Durchik Gary Durchik ( Born 1944 ) is a Canadian football coach . Biography . A Hall of Fame athlete at Mentor High School , he was a tight end at Miami University from 1963 - 1965 . He got his first head coaching job in 1969 at the young age of 25 . He coached the Chillicothe High School Cavaliers for four seasons before returning to the Miami RedHawks in 1973 as an assistant . In his only season with the RedHawks , the team had an undefeated 11 - 0 season . Miami finished the year with the 17th overall ranking and defeated the Florida Gators 16 - 7 in the Tangerine Bowl . This season also began a 11 year relationship between head coach Bill Mallory and Durchik . From 1974 - 1978 Durchik was Mallory ' s Offensive Line Coach with the Colorado Buffaloes . In five seasons at Boulder the Buffaloes had a 35 - 21 - 1 record , appearing in two bowl games , both losses . He was an assistant coach for Gary Moeller for one year 1979 at the University of Illinois before joining forces again with Coach Mallory at Northern Illinois , where he was the Huskies Offensive Coordinator from 1980 - 1983 . After a brief stint as interim head coach during the off - season between the 1983 and 1984 college football seasons , he was a finalist for the Head Coaching Job at NIU but decided to head to the Canadian Football League when Lee Corso got the head coaching job . Durchik ' s next coaching position was as the Offensive Line Coach for Montreal Concordes . Durchik replaced head coach Joe Galat for the final two games of the 1985 season , winning both . He defeated the Ottawa Rough Riders 30 - 20 in the East Semi - Final . He returned to coach the team to a 4 - 14 season the following year . From 1987 - 1990 he was Offensive Line Coach for the Edmonton Eskimos . In 1987 , the Eskimos defeated the Toronto Argonauts 38 - 26 in the 75th Grey Cup . Durchik ' s second Grey Cup appearance as a coach was a 50 - 11 loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 78th Grey Cup . Next , Durchik was the OL Coach and Offensive Coordinator for the Hamilton Tiger - Cats from 1991 - 1994 . The team made the conference Semi - Finals in 1992 and 1993 , both times losing to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers . In 1995 Durchik became the head coach of the Edmonton Huskies ( CJFL ) whom he coached for the 1995 and 1996 seasons . He returned to the Edmonton Eskimos in 1997 for one season as an offensive assistant . In 2002 he was named head coach of the Edmonton Wildcats . In 2006 , he led the team to the Canadian Bowl but lost to the Vancouver Island Raiders by two points due to a late field goal . He also received the Norm Kimball Coach of the Year award from Football Alberta in March 2007 . In 2009 , Durchik and the Wildcats made a return to the Canadian Bowl but lost to the Vancouver Island Raiders again . Durchik resigned from the Wildcats in November 2010 . Durchik has three grown children ( Matt , Jennifer , and Lindsay ) and four grandchildren ( Kira , Jaxon , Colin and Elena ) .
Rube Ursella Reuben J . Ursella ( January 11 , 1890 – February 1980 ) was a professional football player - coach who played during the early years of the National Football League . During his NFL career Rube played for the Minneapolis Marines , Akron Indians , Hammond Pros , Minneapolis Red Jackets and the Rock Island Independents . In January 1926 , he also played exhibition games with Jim Thorpe and his independent team , the Tampa Cardinals . Ursella played college football for the University of Minnesota . Biography . Rube began his professional football career in 1907 with the Minneapolis Marines . Rube Ursella was the true superstar of the team and had a long and successful pro football career with the Marines . He was both an offensive and defensive standout , as well as a skilled kicker and punter . Pro football shut down completely in 1918 , due to the 1918 flu pandemic . In 1919 Walter Flanigan , the manager of the Rock Island Independents , was able to lure Ursella away from the Marines . With Rube came several other players as well as their offense which became known as " the Minnesota Shift " . The team lost only one game that season , to the Hammond Pros . In 1921 Rube returned to the Marines , however the team was unable to play up to its previous level . He returned for two more seasons with the Independents in 1924 and 1925 . In January 1926 , Rube joined the Tampa Cardinals a team put together by Jim Thorpe for the purpose of playing exhibition games in Florida . The team lost a New Year ' s Day game to Red Grange and the Chicago Bears and afterward played a series of games against the Millville Big Blue , playing under the banner of the Haven - Villa of Winter Haven . During the 1926 season , Rube played for the Akron Indians and Hammond Pros before retiring at the end of the season . He returned in 1929 to play for the Minneapolis Red Jackets before retiring , for good , after that season .
Drew Butler Drew Butler ( born May 10 , 1989 ) is an American football punter who is currently a member of the Chicago Bears . He spent the 2012 - 2013 season and the 2013 - 2014 preseason on the Pittsburgh Steelers roster . He played college football for the University of Georgia and was recognized as an All - American . The Pittsburgh Steelers signed him as an undrafted free agent following the 2012 NFL Draft . Early years . Butler was born in Duluth , Georgia , and is the son of Kevin Butler , a former University of Georgia and NFL placekicker . He attended Peachtree Ridge High School in Suwanee , Georgia , and played high school football for the Peachtree Ridge Lions . As a junior , he averaged 40 yards per punt with a longest kick of 63 yards and 13 punts inside the 20 - yard line . Following his senior season in 2006 , " The Atlanta Journal - Constitution " and the Georgia Sports Writers Association named him to their Class 5A all - state first teams . Scout . com rated him as the No . 9 punter recruit in the nation . He also played Peachtree Ridge Lions golf team , while maintaining a 3 . 9 grade point average . College career . Butler attended the University of Georgia , where he played for coach Mark Richt ' s Georgia Bulldogs football team from 2007 to 2011 . He led the nation in punting average for the 2009 NCAA Division I FBS football season . He was selected as the first - team All - Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) punter , and a unanimous first - team All - American , and he was the winner of the Ray Guy Award recognizing him as the best college punter in the nation . In 2010 , Butler was selected as the second - team All - SEC punter by the coaches . He was a first - team All - American selection by " Pro Football Weekly " , a second - team choice by the Associated Press and CBS Sports , as well as an honorable mention selection by " Sports Illustrated " . He was a 2010 first - team Academic All - America selection . On December 6 , 2011 , he was honored as a National Football Foundation ( NFF ) Scholar - Athlete Award recipient . He was also honored on that same day when he earned honorable mention All - SEC recognition by the Associated Press . On December 8 , he repeated in 2011 as a first team Academic All - America selection . Professional career . On April 28 , 2012 , following the 2012 NFL Draft , Butler was one of 12 undrafted free agent rookies signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers . He beat out the Steelers ' incumbent starter Jeremy Kapinos and made the 53 - man roster for the 2012 NFL season . During the 2012 season , Butler punted 77 times , and averaged 43 . 8 yards . For the 2013 NFL season he beat Brian Moorman in preseason to make the 53 - man roster , but he was cut to make room for newly acquired Zoltan Mesko before the first week of play . On December 31 , 2013 , Butler was signed to a future / reserve contract by the Chicago Bears .
Chile Walsh Charles Francis " Chile " Walsh ( February 4 , 1903 – September 4 , 1971 ) was an American football player , coach , and executive . He played college football at the University of Notre Dame from 1925 to 1927 and served as the head football coach at Saint Louis University from 1930 to 1933 , compiling record of 22 – 9 – 2 . Walsh was a head coach in the National Football League for the St . Louis Gunners in 1934 , tallying a mark of 1 – 2 . He was also an assistant coach for the Cleveland Rams in 1942 and was named the team ' s head coach in 1943 , however the team suspended operations that season due to manning shortages brought on by World War II . In 1944 , Walsh became the team ' s general manager and named Aldo Donelli as head coach . However , by 1945 Donelli had joined the military , and Walsh replaced him with his older brother , Adam , as the team ' s new head coach . The Rams won the NFL Championship in 1945 . Just before the 1945 NFL Championship Game against the Washington Redskins , Walsh paid $ 7 , 200 for 9 , 000 bales of hay to prevent the field at Cleveland Stadium from freezing over . A year later the team relocated to Los Angeles , California . Walsh signed Kenny Washington , one of the first African - Americans to play in the National Football League after World War II .
Tyler Scott Tyler Scott ( born September 21 , 1985 , in Windsor , Ontario ) is a wide receiver in the Canadian Football League who most recently played for the Edmonton Eskimos . He attended the University of Western Ontario as a geography major and intends to pursue teaching . He was drafted in the 2008 CFL Draft by the Toronto Argonauts . Early years . Scott attended Saginaw Valley State University from 2004 through 2006 and played in 28 games of American football over his three years there before transferring to the University of Western Ontario in 2007 . He sat out the 2007 CIS football season as a transfer student but practised with the team and impressed the Argonauts ' scouts enough , both there and at the 2008 CFL Evaluation Camp , to be picked up in the draft by them . Professional career . Scott ' s first game in the CFL was the pre - season game against the Montreal Alouettes on June 12 , 2008 , where he had two reception s for 20 yards for the Argonauts . Assistant General Manager Greg Mohns was impressed with his dedication , size , and movement . " He studied the playbook and he has not made a lot of mental mistakes , " Mohns said following the first game . " He has a chance to make the final roster . " On May 27 , 2010 , Scott was released by the Toronto Argonauts . Scott was recently picked up by the Edmonton Eskimos on July 27 , 2010 , signing a two - year deal . On June 8 , 2012 , during training camp , Scott collided with defensive back Rico Murray and was hospitalized . On June 9 , 2012 , Scott underwent surgery for a broken collarbone . Scott has been placed on the 9 - game injured list .
Jason Fife Jason Fife ( born January 23 , 1981 ) is an American football quarterback . He was originally signed as a free agent by the Detroit Lions in 2004 . He played college football at Oregon . College career . Fife played college football at the University of Oregon , backing up Joey Harrington until Harrington left for the 2002 NFL Draft and Fife became the starter . In 2002 Fife was ranked the # 2 QB in the nation . In 2003 Fife shared the starting QB position with Kellen Clemens . Fife is most notably known for leading the Twenty - third ranked Oregon Ducks in upsetting the Third ranked University of Michigan Wolverines on September 20 , 2003 ; this upset earned Fife his picture on the cover of Sports Illustrated for September 29 , 2003 ( Volume 99 , Issue 13 ) . Professional career . Fife was not drafted in the 2004 NFL draft . He signed with the Detroit Lions as a Free Agent , but was cut from the team during training camp . Fife played for the New Orleans Saints from 2006 - 2007 . Late 2007 he played for the Washington Redskins for a short period of time . Fife also played for a time in the Arena Football League for the Las Vegas Gladiators , and in 2008 with the Dallas Desperados . Continuing Education . Fife is now in Dental School at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center . Coaching . Fife has also coached in various positions for different high school programs . Most recently , he was an assistant coach for the Cottage Grove High School Lions football team in Cottage Grove , Oregon . Personal . Jason is married , and has 4 children .
1993 Wisconsin Badgers football team The 1993 Wisconsin Badgers football team represented the University of Wisconsin during the 1993 NCAA Division I - A football season . Season . Over the course of the season , Wisconsin was the top team in the Big Ten in terms of passing efficiency , with QB Darrell Bevell recording an impressive 155 . 2 in that category . RB Brent Moss ran for 1 , 637 yards on 312 carries , winning Big Ten Player of the Year Honors , the first Wisconsin player to receive this award since Ron Vander Kelen in the 1962 season . After starting the season 3 - 0 , including a win in their Big Ten opener against Indiana , team co - captain Joe Panos was asked by a reporter whether he thought Michigan or Ohio State would win the conference , to which Panos sharply responded , " Well , why not Wisconsin ? " Panos ' words served to inspire the team and the school , using the rally cry of " Why Not Wisconsin ? " for the rest of the season . The Badgers lost in a stunning upset to a mediocre Minnesota team in their annual rivalry game for their first and only loss of the season . Footage from this game held at the Hubert H . Humphrey Metrodome was used in the television series " Coach " to represent the fictional Minnesota State and West Texas Universities in the " Pioneer Bowl " at the Alamodome . However , in the next game , Wisconsin defeated Michigan for the first time since 1981 . After a tie against Ohio State , the Badgers needed to win their final game of the year against Michigan State and an Ohio State loss to Michigan to secure their first trip to the Rose Bowl since 1963 . Michigan ' s 28 – 0 shut out of Ohio State opened the door , and then Wisconsin defeated # 25 Michigan State in the last Coca - Cola Classic in Tokyo , Japan to win a share of Big Ten Conference title and the invitation to the 1994 Rose Bowl . The Badgers finished their most successful season since 1962 , highlighted by their first Rose Bowl win , as they defeated the UCLA Bruins 21 – 16 . Unfortunately , the season is also remembered for the tragic " Camp Randall Crush " where several people were severely injured during a field rush after the Badgers defeated Michigan .