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Lance Schulters Lance A . Schulters ( born May 27 , 1975 in Guyana ) is an retired American football safety . He was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the fourth round of the 1998 NFL Draft . He played college football at Hofstra . A Pro Bowl selection with the 1999 San Francisco 49ers , Schulters has also been a member of the Tennessee Titans , Miami Dolphins , Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints . College career . Schulters attended Canarsie High School where he played football under legendary coach Mike Camardese . Schulters moved on to Nassau Community College in Garden City , New York and was a student and a letterman in football . In football , he was a two - year starter . He then transferred to Hofstra University . On December 31 , 2012 it was announced that Schulters will be in the Hofstra Hall of Fame Class of 2013 . Professional career . San Francisco 49ers . Schulters played the first four seasons of his career with the San Francisco 49ers . After winning the starting free safety job in the first week of the 1999 - 2000 season from aging Pro Bowl safety Merton Hanks , Schulters played a major role in the 49ers ' first win of the season , in Week 2 against the New Orleans Saints at home , intercepting a pass from Billy Joe Hobert and returning it 64 yards for a dramatic touchdown that broke a 21 - 21 tie with 1 : 31 left in the game . Schulters finished the season with six interceptions returned for 121 yards while starting in 13 games for the 49ers , earning himself a trip to the Pro Bowl . Schulters played in San Francisco for two more seasons , and was part of a playoff team with a regular - season record of 12 - 4 in his last year before signing with the Tennessee Titans after the 2001 - 02 season . Tennessee Titans . Schulters played three seasons with the Tennessee Titans . He was cut by the Titans prior to the 2005 season . First stint with Dolphins . In 2005 , Schulters signed with the Miami Dolphins , recording four interception s and 77 tackles on the season . Atlanta Falcons . He signed with the Atlanta Falcons on November 8 , 2006 , as a backup to replace injured defensive back Kevin Mathis . Second stint with Dolphins . On October 24 , 2007 , the Dolphins resigned Schulters after suffering several injuries in their secondary . New Orleans Saints . On August 18 , 2008 , Schulters signed with the New Orleans Saints . He was released on August 29 . Coaching . Lance Schulters has joined the Bryant University Staff as the Defensive Backs coach for the 2011 Season . Head Coached by Marty Fine Bryant University , a member of the Northeast Conference , enters its fourth season competing at the Division I Football Championship Subdivision level in 2011 .
Steve Wilson ( defensive back ) Steven Anthony Wilson ( born August 24 , 1957 ) is a former American football defensive back who played for the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos from 1979 to 1988 . Wilson started for the Broncos in Super Bowl XXII . He played college football at Howard University in Washington , DC . He was the former head football coach at his alma mater Howard University , from 1989 to 2001 , and Texas Southern University , from 2004 to 2007 . Wilson led the Howard Bison football team win the Mideastern Athletic Conference ( MEAC ) championship in 1993 and to its only Division 1 - AA ( now FCS ) playoff appearance in 1993 . His coaching record at Howard was 78 wins , 40 losses , and his coaching record at Texas Southern was 4 wins , 40 losses . His father Tom Wilson , played eight seasons in the NFL .
Pete Ladygo Peter Glenn " Pete " Ladygo ( born June 23 , 1925 ) is an American former football player . He played as a guard and linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League from 1952 to 1954 , and as a guard for the Ottawa Rough Riders in the Canadian Football League in 1955 . Ladygo played college football for the University of Maryland . Early life and college . Ladygo was born on June 23 , 1925 in West Brownsville , Pennsylvania and attended Allegheny Prep School . He then went on to Potomac State College before transferring to the University of Maryland . There , he played college football under Jim Tatum and earned varsity letter s in 1950 and 1951 . In the 1950 upset win against second - ranked , Ladygo returned an interception 23 yards for a touchdown . Against , he had a fumble recovery . In the 1951 season , he recovered a fumble against in their end zone for Maryland ' s first touchdown of the year . Professional career . Pittsburgh Steelers . The Pittsburgh Steelers selected Ladygo with the 186th overall pick in the 16th round of the 1952 NFL Draft . In June , he signed a contract with the franchise . He played three seasons for the Steelers from 1952 to 1954 as a right guard . In 1952 , he played in twelve games and returned one kick for four yards . In August 1953 , Ladygo was named among five " of the brightest names on the Steelers roster " , who remained unsigned because they were dissatisfied with their contract offers . Owner Art Rooney , however , expected them to sign after the start of training camp . Ladygo suffered a broken leg , and did not see game action during the 1953 season . In 1954 , Ladygo returned to play in all twelve games . Ottawa Rough Riders . In 1955 , he played for the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Canadian Football League . The Detroit Lions traded a future draft pick to obtain Ladygo ' s rights before the season , but he stated that it did not change his plans to play in Canada . He said , " I have not signed any contract with Pittsburgh and certainly not with Detroit . The Steelers exercised their option on me last May but I don ' t feel this entitles the club to my services . I want to play with Ottawa and intend to do so . " During the 1955 season , he returned one interception 12 yards . In September , the " Ottawa Citizen " " put down Pete Ladygo as the outstanding Ottawa lineman . " He recovered a fumble against the Hamilton Tiger - Cats , which was later converted into a score . In an " improved " Ottawa squad ' s rematch against Hamilton , Ladygo , Joe Moss , and Avatus Stone played 55 of the 60 - minute game , and the " Ottawa Citizen " appraised that " they were all immense . " In 1955 , he was living in Keyser , West Virginia . He was inducted into the Potomac State College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1988 .
Chris Baker ( tight end ) Chris Baker ( born November 18 , 1979 in Queens , New York ) is a former American football tight end . He was drafted by the New York Jets in the third round of the 2002 NFL Draft . He played college football at Michigan State . Professional career . New York Jets . Baker was drafted by the New York Jets in the third round ( 88th overall ) of the 2002 NFL draft . During the 2005 season , he served as the starting tight end until becoming injured and placed on the injured reserve list . Baker had a breakout season in 2006 , setting career bests in receiving yards , receptions , touchdowns and starts , as the Jets finished 10 - 6 earning the fifth wild card spot . After a career year in 2007 , Chris said the Jets promised him a new contract and lied . Baker felt disrespected with the Jets decision to use their first - round pick in the 2008 NFL Draft on Dustin Keller and their acquisition of free agent Bubba Franks , which pushed Baker to third on the depth chart and made him the least paid Jets tight end , despite his productive past two seasons . The Jets finally extended Baker with a three - year , $ 12 . 2 million contract extension through 2012 , but it came with an out - clause stating the Jets would owe him nothing if he cut from the team before March 5 , 2009 . On February 20 , 2009 , Baker was released by the Jets . New England Patriots . Baker signed a five - year contract with the New England Patriots on February 27 , 2009 , stating that the Patriots were the first and only team he considered signing with . On September 27 , 2009 , Baker caught Tom Brady ' s 200th career touchdown pass in the fourth quarter of the Patriots and Falcons game . Baker was released on March 4 , 2010 , in a cost - cutting move . Seattle Seahawks . On March 13 , 2010 , Baker signed a contract with the Seattle Seahawks . to serve mainly as a blocker . On January 4 , 2011 , the Seahawks placed Baker on IR , just four days before their Wildcard playoff game . He caught nine passes for 116 yards and a touchdown through the season . Personal life . In May 2009 Chris married his longtime girlfriend , Yadira Taveras , in Long Island , New York . Together , they have a son , Chris Jr , and daughter Tamia .
James Williams ( American football ) James " Froggy " Williams ( born March 18 , 1928 ) is a former American football player . He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1965 . Williams was Rice ' s all - time leading scorer with 156 career points , including 75 extra point s . Early life . Williams was born in Waco , Texas . He attended and played high school football at Waco High School . He starred on the 1945 co - championship team that tied with Highland Park 7 - 7 in front of 45 , 790 fans at the Cotton Bowl . College career . Williams played as an offensive / defensive left end and kicker at Rice University from 1946 to 1949 . He stood 6 - 2 and weighed 197 . As a freshman , he played on the 9 - 2 team that defeated Tennessee University in the Orange Bowl . As a senior , he was the captain and the most important player in head coach Jess Neely ' s " " gridiron machine " " team that won the Southwest Conference Championship in 1949 . The Owls won nine of 10 regular season games and defeated North Carolina University and Hall of Fame back Charley " Choo Choo " Justice in the Cotton Bowl , 27 - 13 . That year he was also named a consensus All - America choice . The only field goal he ever made as a collegian was to beat Texas University , 17 - 15 , in their 1949 matchup . He was a two - time All - SWC pick and Rice ' s all - time leading scorer . His 156 career points came on 13 touchdowns , 75 conversion kicks and a field goal . Williams was named one of the 1950 Classic ' s outstanding players and was also selected to the Cotton Bowl ' s All - Decade team for the 1950s . He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame . He was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 1985 .
Steve Emtman Steven Charles Emtman ( born April 16 , 1970 ) is a former professional American football player . He played defensive tackle and defensive end for the Indianapolis Colts , the Miami Dolphins and the Washington Redskins of the National Football League ( NFL ) . He played college football for the University of Washington Huskies , and was drafted into the NFL as the first overall selection in the 1992 NFL Draft . Early life . Emtman was born in Spokane , Washington , grew up in nearby Cheney , and graduated from Cheney High School in 1988 . Lightly recruited , he accepted a football scholarship to the University of Washington in Seattle to play for head coach Don James . College career . He redshirted in 1988 , but soon became a star as a sophomore on a resurgent defense in 1990 . Washington went 10 - 2 and won the Rose Bowl for the first time in 9 seasons . He was considered the best overall player on the 1991 Husky undefeated national championship team . A consensus All - American , Emtman won the Outland Trophy , Lombardi Award , was the Bill Willis Award winner and the UPI Lineman of the Year . He also was being named the Pac - 10 Defensive Player of the Year during his impressive junior year of 1991 . He finished fourth in the ballot for the Heisman Trophy . He was voted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2006 . Professional career . He decided to forgo his senior year and declared himself eligible for the 1992 NFL Draft . At 6 ' 4 " and . , he was the first overall pick , selected by the Indianapolis Colts . His most memorable play was the game - sealing 90 - yard interception return for a touchdown as time expired in a 31 - 20 upset win at the Miami Dolphins in his rookie year . Emtman ' s NFL career was marred by injuries . Playing a majority of his games on Astroturf , he finished each of his three seasons with the Colts on the injured reserve list . Nine games into his rookie year , he blew out his left knee . The following season , he tore the patellar tendon in his right knee , an injury that no previous NFL player had ever returned from . In October 1994 , he beat the odds and made his comeback at home against the team he had grown up following , the Seattle Seahawks . On his first play , he tackled Chris Warren for a 5 - yard loss . However , in the second quarter , he ruptured a disc in his neck in a collision with a teammate . Emtman continued to play , even though after the game , he could not close his fists due to nerve damage from the injury . He managed to play three more weeks until continuing pain forced him to undergo season - ending surgery . He later played for the Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins . His playing career ended following the 1997 season at the age of 27 . Off the field . Emtman had a cameo appearance as himself in the 1994 feature film " Little Giants " , along with Bruce Smith , Tim Brown , Emmitt Smith , and John Madden . Emtman formerly volunteered as the defensive line coach for the af2 ' s Spokane Shock . Emtman now lives in Spokane Valley , Washington , where he is a successful real estate developer .
Waterloo Warriors football The Waterloo Warriors football team has been in operation since 1957 , winning two Yates Cup conference championships in 1997 and 1999 . Currently , they are one of six teams to have never appeared in a Vanier Cup game and the longest tenured program in the OUA to have never qualified for the national championship game . The team was coached by Dennis McPhee , who is the former head coach of the St . Francis Xavier X - Men football team where he won Atlantic University Sport coach of the year in 2002 . McPhee resigned as head coach on November 22 , 2011 . In recent years , the program has struggled to compete in the OUA , having not qualified for the playoffs since 2002 and not having a winning record since 2001 . The program then made national headlines in 2010 after it was discovered that a student athlete was in possession of steroid s and human growth hormone in March 2010 . The school then conducted a steroid investigation that had led to all 65 members of its team tested for steroids on March 31 , with three positive results . Consequently , on June 14 , 2010 , the school announced that the program would be suspended for the 2010 season . While the football team returned for the 2011 season , it proved difficult as many players transferred to other schools after they learned they would not be able to play at Waterloo that year . Consequently , the Warriors finished winless in eight games in their return to the OUA . A highlight for the long - suffering Warriors was a 35 - 21 playoff win over the Western Mustangs in 1999 in the last game ever played at Western ' s J . W . Little Stadium . Waterloo is battling through the after effects of a steroid scandal , that shut down the programs ability to compete in 2010 . In 2011 , they experience the growing pains associated with a year off of football , and losing most starters and veterans to transfers . In 2012 , most expected the Warriors to be at the cold cellar of CIS , however , they surprised the football community with convincing wins against York University Lions , and a huge upset victory over the University of Windsor Lancers . 2013 , is slated to be Waterloo ' s best year since 1999 . Season - by - season record . The following is the record of the Waterloo Warriors football team in the last ten seasons of play : Waterloo Warriors in the CFL . As of the start of the 2012 CFL season , three former Warriors players are on CFL teams ' rosters :
Jim Gilstrap ( coach ) Jim Gilstrap ( May 11 , 1942 – July 19 , 2007 ) was an American football and Canadian football coach . He had 42 - year coaching career , including two as head coach of the Ottawa Rough Riders and nine as an assistant to Mike Riley . Gilstrap began coaching in 1964 after graduating from Western Michigan University , coaching the defensive line at Southern Illinois University . From 1965 to 1966 , he was the offensive line coach at Case Western . From 1967 to 1968 , he was defensive line coach at Edinboro State . In 1969 he began a six - year tenure as Illinois State ' s offensive line coach . He then served as offensive line coach with the Kansas State Wildcats in 1977 and with the Western Michigan Broncos from 1978 to 1980 . From 1981 to 1983 , Gilstrap was the head coach at Fort Hays State . He compiled a 20 – 11 – 1 record with the Tigers and ranks eighth on the wins list at FHSU . His . 645 winning percentage is third best in school history among coaches to coach more than one season . His 1983 team , went 8 – 3 , which ties for the most wins in a single season at FHSU . Gilstrap was also head wrestling coach at FHSU during the 1980 – 81 season . He began coaching professionally in 1984 as a defensive coach with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League . From 1987 to 1989 , he was the offensive backs and receivers coach with the Toronto Argonauts . In 1990 he was hired to coach the offensive line of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers under head coach Mike Riley . The team finished 12 – 6 and won the 78th Grey Cup . He moved with Riley the following season to coach the WLAF ' s San Antonio Riders . In 1993 he followed Riley to the CFL ' s expansion San Antonio Texans . However , the team folded before the season started it when ran out of money . In 1995 CFL season Gilstrap received his first and only professional head coaching position when he was hired by the Ottawa Rough Riders . The team finished 3 – 15 and missed the playoffs . He was fired the following season after a 0 – 4 start . He finished the rest of the year as the Hamilton Tiger - Cats offensive line coach . Starting in 1997 Gilstrap was OSU ' s offensive line coach and assistant head coach under Mike Riley . When Riley left for the San Diego Chargers . He moved to Linfield where he served as an assistant athletic director and assistant football coach during the 1999 season . In 2000 , he moved to Tulsa as coach Keith Burns ' offensive coordinator and running backs coach . He spent the 2002 season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks / wide receivers coach at Southwest Mississippi Community College . In 2003 he returned to OSU , once again as Mike Riley ' s offensive line coach . During his second tenure he also served as running backs coach and as coordinator of support services . While at Oregon State , Gilstrap coached postseason honors recipients Yvenson Bernard , Doug Nienhuis , Adam Koets , Roy Schuening , and Aaron Koch .
Jim Dickey James Dickey ( born March 22 , 1934 ) is a former American football player and coach . He served as the head football coach at Kansas State University from 1978 to 1985 , compiling record of 24 – 54 – 2 . In 1981 , he redshirted 18 players , including eight seniors and almost all of his best players . With all of those players returning the following season in 1982 , Dickey led Kansas State to their first bowl game appearance in school history , the Independence Bowl , where they lost to the Wisconsin Badgers . 1982 was also the first winning season for the program since 1970 under head coach Vince Gibson . After opening the 1985 season with two consecutive losses to I - AA teams , Dickey was forced to resign on September 15 . Assistant athletic director Lee Moon coached the team for the remainder of the season posting a 1 – 8 record . Dickey is the father of the former Kansas State quarterback and former head football coach at the University of North Texas , Darrell Dickey . Head coaching record . < / div >
Travis Jervey Travis Richard Jervey ( born May 5 , 1972 in Columbia , South Carolina ) is a former American football tailback . He played for the Green Bay Packers , San Francisco 49ers , and Atlanta Falcons . He played his college football at The Citadel . In 1997 , he was the first Packers ' player to make the Pro Bowl for his play on kick coverage . In 1999 , he signed a 4 - year free agent contract with the 49ers worth $ 6 million . Personal . While playing for the Packers , he lived with teammate LeShon Johnson in Green Bay , WI . The two owned a pet lion named Nala , which they purchased from a Dallas pet store for $ 900 . He currently coaches football at Wando High School in Mt . Pleasant , South Carolina .
2003 Edmonton Eskimos season The 2003 Edmonton Eskimos finished 1st in the West division with a 13 – 5 – 0 record and won the Grey Cup in a rematch of the previous year ' s championship game . Regular season . Season schedule . Total attendance : 371 , 054 < br > Average attendance : 41 , 228 ( 68 . 6 % )
I wireless Center The i wireless Center is a 12 , 000 - seat multi - purpose arena in Moline , Illinois . The arena has garnered numerous architectural industry awards since its construction . The facility opened in May 1993 , under the name The MARK of the Quad Cities with the singer Neil Diamond as the opening act . As of 2010 , it is home to the Quad City Mallards of the Central Hockey League . Sporting events . The arena has hosted NCAA Division 1 college basketball games ( including the Mid - Continent Conference men ' s basketball tournament from 1996 – 99 ) in addition to several NHL and NBA exhibition contests . The now - defunct Quad City Thunder basketball team played all their home games at the i wireless Center from 1993 until the Continental Basketball Association folded six years later . Hockey has also been played at the arena since 1995 . The first 12 years by the Quad City Mallards of the United Hockey League then two years as the Quad City Flames of the American Hockey League before moving to Abbotsford , British Columbia . After the Flames left , the Quad City Mallards were reincarnated in June 2009 , and are still playing at the arena . In 2009 , Western Illinois University ' s club hockey team , the Fighting Leathernecks , became the most recent inhabitants of the arena . They are still playing there even though they are only allowed 4 games per season at the venue . Configuration . The arena seats up to 12 , 000 for end - stage concerts and 12 , 000 for center - stage concerts . It takes only six hours to convert the center into a theater ( called " The Theater at the i wireless Center " ) . Seating capacity is 3 , 000 for theater shows , including Broadway shows , concerts and family shows ; 6 , 000 for amphitheater concerts . The center has also hosted professional wrestling events , including the 1997 Great American Bash pay - per - view , and numerous broadcasts of World Wrestling Entertainment programming , including Monday Night RAW , ECW and SmackDown . The arena contains of arena floor space , allowing the arena to be used for trade shows and conventions ; adjacent is of meeting room space and an lobby . The attendance record was set in 1996 , when more than 12 , 000 people viewed Neil Diamond ' s concert . Naming rights . In August 2005 , i wireless ( formerly Iowa Wireless , a T - Mobile affiliate ) announced a 10 - year agreement with The MARK ( former name ) and the Illinois Quad City Civic Center Authority to secure naming rights to the arena . The name change to the " i wireless Center " occurred July 19 , 2007 .