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Tracy Gravely Tracy Gravely ( born April 24 , 1968 ) , a native of Kimball , West Virginia , is a former all star linebacker in the Canadian Football League . A graduate of Concord University , where he was West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1989 , he signed with the New York Giants , but never played a game with them . He came to Canada in 1991 , playing briefly with the Ottawa Rough Riders . He was with the BC Lions during 1992 and 1993 , playing 13 games . He joined the Baltimore CFLers in 1994 and won the Grey Cup with the Stallions in 1995 , when he was a Southern Division all - star . He went north with the team when they became the Montreal Alouettes , and would play 112 games for them , being an all star in 1996 and winning the James P . McCaffrey Trophy for best defensive player in the East the same year . Presently he is a football coach with his alma mater , Concord University and , in 2005 , was chosen as a member of the Alouettes " Team of the Decade " .
Art Hunter Arthur Hunter ( born April 24 , 1933 in Fairport Harbor , Ohio ) is a former American football tackle who played twelve seasons in the National Football League , mainly for the Los Angeles Rams . NFL career . Listed at 6 ' - 4 " and 245 lbs , Hunter first played for the Green Bay Packers as their number one draft choice ( Number 3 overall ) . After not playing the 1955 season , Arthur , then went on to play under head coach Paul Brown , with Jim Brown and the rest of the Cleveland Browns for four seasons as Center . He then played Center for five years with the slumping Rams , and finally one year with the Steelers . Over Hunter ' s twelve seasons with the NFL he recovered four fumbles . In 1960 he was AP second - team All - NFL . Notre Dame Years . At Notre Dame he played under head coach Frank Leahy who was the former line coach for the Seven Blocks of Granite and played shoulder - to - shoulder with Guard Menil Mavraides , Center Jim Schrader , and Fullback Neil Worden as the main blockers for Heisman Trophy winning running back Johnny Lattner . His Senior year , the 1953 Notre Dame finished the season 9 - 1 , and had an unprecedented 12 players drafted to 1954 NFL . In the September 13 , 1954 Sports Illustrated article , writer Herman Hickman describes the 1953 Notre Dame team by writing : Frankly , it ' s hard to see how any squad could lose such men as Halfback Johnny Lattner , Fullback Neil Worden , Tackle Art Hunter , Center Jim Schrader and Guard Menil Mavraides and still be a top - ranked team . Each was on some All - American or other . Lattner , Worden and Hunter were first - round Pro draft choices . Schrader was a second - round choice . Mavraides a third . But Notre Dame is not an ordinary football team , it ' s Notre Dame . . . . Notre Dame doesn ' t lose too often .
Baron Batch Baron Batch ( born December 21 , 1987 ) is an American football running back who currently plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers . He played college football at Texas Tech University . Batch chose to play college football at Texas Tech University over offers from Northwestern University , Duke University , and New Mexico State University . Batch is from Midland , Texas . He is the brother of Brian Batch of the band Alpha Rev . College career . Batch finished his collegiate career at Tech as the school ' s eighth - ranked all - time leader in rushing with 2 , 501 yards . During his senior season at Texas Tech , Batch led the team in rushing with 816 yards on 177 carries , an average of 4 . 20 yards per carry . He also caught 32 passes for 226 yards and three receiving touchdowns . In 2009 , as a junior , he rushed 146 times for 784 yards and 12 touchdowns , along with 51 receptions for 310 yards and 1 touchdown . In the Alamo Bowl against Michigan State following his junior year he had 99 yards on 22 rushes for 2 touchdowns and 6 receptions for 85 yards . As a sophomore Batch rushed 113 times for 758 yards and 7 touchdowns . He also caught 45 passes for 449 yards and a touchdown . Professional career . Pittsburgh Steelers . Batch was drafted in the seventh round , 232nd overall , of the 2011 NFL draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers . He was figured to be in competition to replace Mewelde Moore as the third - down back , given his receiving and blocking experience in Mike Leach ' s Air Raid offense at Texas Tech . However , Batch tore his ACL during a training camp practice on August 11 , 2011 and was out for the season . He was officially placed on injured reserve on August 28 . On Thursday October 11 , 2012 Baron ran for 22 yards on 10 attempts against the Tennessee Titans . This was his first game with more than 5 rushing attempts in the NFL . He was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers on November 20 , 2012 , but picked back up to be on the practice squad the next day , November 21st , 2012 .
1987 Oklahoma Sooners football team The 1987 Oklahoma Sooners football team represented the University of Oklahoma in the college football 1987 NCAA Division IA season . Oklahoma Sooners football participated in the former Big Eight Conference at that time and played its home games in Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium where it has played its home games since 1923 . The team posted a 11 – 1 overall record and a 7 – 0 conference record to the Conference title outright under head coach Barry Switzer who took the helm in 1973 . This was Switzer ' s twelfth conference title , fourth consecutive conference title and eighth undefeated conference record in fifteen seasons . The team was led by All - American s Rickey Dixon ( who won the Jim Thorpe Award , Mark Hutson , Keith Jackson , Danté Jones , and Darrell Reed After going undefeated in its eleven regular season games , it earned a trip to the for an appearance against the Miami Hurricanes . During the season , it faced three ranked opponents ( In order , # 12 Oklahoma State , # 1 Nebraska , and # 2 Miami ) . Both of its last two games were # 1 vs . # 2 matches with the last being a national title game in which it endured its only loss to the resulting national champion Hurricanes . The game marked the third Miami victory over Oklahoma in three seasons to former Switzer assistant coach Jimmy Johnson . Jamelle Holieway led the team in rushing for the second season with 807 yards and in passing for the third of four times with 548 yards , Jackson led the team in receiving for the third straight season with 403 yards , Placekicker R . D . Lashar led the team in scoring with 91 points , Reed posted 8 quarterback sack s , Jones led the team with 125 tackles and Dixon posted 9 interception s . The defense set a school record that would only be eclipsed by the 1986 team when it allowed only 2 . 2 yards per rush over the course of the season . Dixon established the current school record total of 9 single - season interception s . He set the school record for single - season interception return yards with 232 that season and the career record with 303 , which was broken by Derrick Strait in 2003 . Game notes . Kansas State . Oklahoma State .
Chris Penn ( American football ) Chris Penn ( born April 20 , 1971 in Lenapah , Oklahoma ) is a former professional American football wide receiver who played for six seasons in the National Football League for the Kansas City Chiefs , the Chicago Bears , and the San Diego Chargers . He is son to James Penn of Nowata , Oklahoma . Chris attended Northeastern Oklahoma A & M College for two years prior to transferring to The University of Tulsa .
Greg Carr ( American football ) Greg Carr ( born October 8 , 1985 in Citra , Florida ) is a professional Canadian football wide receiver for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League . After playing college football at Florida State , Carr was signed by the San Diego Chargers as an undrafted free agent in 2009 . Early years . Carr played high school football at North Marion High School in Citra , Florida . He earned first team all - state honors in Class 3A as a junior and senior . He was also a star basketball player , earning first team honors during his senior year . College career . During Carr ' s freshman year he led all Florida State receivers in yards per reception with 20 . 6 and receiving touchdowns with nine . He also tied former Virginia Cavaliers and current Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Heath Miller ' s ACC record for receiving touchdowns by a freshman . His great season earned him second team All - ACC and third team freshman All - American . During his sophomore year he made 34 receptions for 619 yards and 12 touchdowns , helping him earn a second team All - ACC selection . During his junior campaign he made 45 receptions for 795 and four touchdowns . As a senior Carr made 39 receptions for 542 yards and four touchdowns . Carr finished his career at Florida State ranking fifth in the schools history in career receptions and receiving yards with 148 receptions for 2 , 574 yards , and second in touchdowns with 29 . Professional career . San Diego Chargers . He was not drafted in the 2009 NFL Draft and signed with the San Diego Chargers after the draft . The Chargers waived Carr on August 31 . Winnipeg Blue Bombers . Greg Carr was added to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Practice Roster September 1 , 2010 . He was activated for the game against the Montreal Alouettes on September 25 . His first catch in the CFL was a 74 - yard touchdown , his second catch was a 71 - yard touchdown . Carr left the game in the third quarter with a leg injury but had caught 4 passes for 185 - yards and 2 touchdowns . Edmonton Eskimos . After becoming a free agent , Carr signed with the Edmonton Eskimos on February 16 , 2012 . Saskatchewan Roughriders . On September 5 , 2012 , Carr was traded along with a fifth round draft pick in the 2013 CFL Draft to the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the playing rights to Matthew O ' Donnell and a fourth round draft pick in the 2013 CFL Draft .
California Bowl The California Bowl ( later the California Raisin Bowl ) was a post - season college football bowl game played annually at Bulldog Stadium in Fresno , California , from 1981 to 1991 . The games matched the championship teams from the Big West Conference ( formerly the Pacific Coast Athletic Association ) with teams from the Mid - American Conference . During the bowl ' s existence it was generally the first bowl game played during the postseason . It was regarded as one of the lower - profile bowl games in that the conferences involved were mid - majors , and was one of the first bowls to restrict its television marketing efforts to the medium of cable television . Fresno State largely dominated this game , playing in five of the 11 games and winning four of them . In 1988 , the California Raisin Advisory Board purchased the naming rights to the bowl . In 1992 , the game moved to Las Vegas , Nevada after losing NCAA certification and became the Las Vegas Bowl ; it also dropped the automatic affiliation with the Big West Conference and Mid - American Conference after the 1996 season . This is game should not be confused with the bowl game , played 1946 – 1949 , called the Raisin Bowl also played in Fresno . Game results . " < nowiki > * < / nowiki > Toledo lost this game , but was later awarded the win due to UNLV ' s use of ineligible players earlier in the season . "
Neil Smith ( American football ) Neil Smith ( born April 10 , 1966 ) is a former American football defensive end in the National Football League . He played for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1988 to 1996 , the Denver Broncos from 1997 to 1999 , and the San Diego Chargers in 2000 . Before his NFL career , he played for the University of Nebraska where he was All - American in 1987 . He also played Arena Football for the Kansas City Command . Born in New Orleans , Smith graduated from McDonogh No . 35 Senior High School in the city . The Chiefs , who had the third pick , made it known to everyone before the 1988 NFL Draft that they intended to take Smith . The Detroit Lions , picking second , threatened to pick Smith and the Chiefs were forced to move up one slot to make sure that Smith would be their pick . Incidentally , one of the draft picks the Chiefs surrendered in order to move up turned out to be star linebacker Chris Spielman . Smith ' s pre - draft measurables were head - turning . He was 6 ' 4 " and weight 260 pounds and had a 7 - foot - 1½ - inch arm span . and ran a 4 . 55 forty - yard dash . One of the top defensive linemen of his era , Smith made the Pro Bowl 6 times during his career ( 1991 to 1995 and 1997 ) , and led the NFL with 15 sacks in the 1993 season . With the Broncos , Smith won 2 NFL championship rings for Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII . In the 1998 Divisional Playoffs against the Miami Dolphins , Smith cemented the 38 - 3 Broncos victory with a 79 - yard fumble return for a touchdown , and in Super Bowl XXXII , he recorded a key fumble recovery that set up a Broncos field goal . Smith finished his 13 NFL seasons with 105 sacks , 12 fumble recoveries , 19 return yards , and 1 touchdown . He also intercepted 4 passes , returning them for 68 yards and a touchdown . He is the former co - owner of the Kansas City Brigade of the Arena Football League . On October 22 , 2006 , Smith was inducted to the Chiefs ' s Hall of Fame . Notes . Smith ' s trademark sack celebration , which consisted of him pantomiming swinging a baseball bat , was invented in tribute to another Kansas City sports hero , Hall Of Famer George Brett . Smith might also be notable for investing along with fellow NFL player Ricky Siglar $ 700 , 000 in Miracle Cars . There was a rule created in his name . The " Neil Smith " rule , enacted in 1998 , prevents a defensive lineman from flinching to induce a false start penalty on the offense . Neil Smith is Co - Owner of the Kansas City Brigade , a team in the Arena Football League . It was established in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina forced the New Orleans VooDoo to move to Kansas City only a few months prior to the 2006 season . Smith appeared as a panelist on the Nickelodeon game show Figure it Out . He asked the decidedly nerdy contestant , Matthew , who had built a race winning cardboard boat , if his talent had anything to do with computers . The Kansas City Command retired # 90 in his honor .
Ed Thorp Memorial Trophy The Ed Thorp Memorial Trophy was the trophy awarded to the Champions of the National Football League from 1934 until 1969 . The trophy was named after Ed Thorp , a noted referee , rules expert , sporting goods dealer and friend to many of the early NFL owners . Thorp died in 1934 , and a large , traveling trophy was made later that year . It was to be passed along from champion to champion each season with each championship team ' s name inscribed on it . Unlike the modern day Lombardi trophies , the Ed Thorpe Memorial Trophy did not become the possession of the winning team , but instead spent a year with the winning team before being passed on to the next year ’ s champion , much like the Grey Cup in the Canadian Football League or the Stanley Cup in the National Hockey League . In addition to their year with the Ed Thorp Memorial Trophy , though , teams were also awarded a smaller replica of the trophy , which they were allowed to keep . The current location of the trophy is unknown . The prevailing theory is that the Minnesota Vikings , who were the last to win the Trophy in 1969 , somehow lost it when the league switched over to the Lombardi Trophy the following year . The Vikings after winning the Thorpe Trophy went on to face the American Football League champion the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFL - NFL World Championship Game ( which is more commonly referred to as Super Bowl IV ) . The spirit of Ed Thorp is also rumoured to have cursed the Vikings , since they lost the trophy that was named in his honor . To date , the team has lost four Super Bowls . A similar incident occurred to the first trophy that was awarded to the NFL Champions , the Brunswick - Balke Collender Cup . In 1920 , after the Akron Pros were awarded the league championship , that trophy also went missing ( like the Thorp trophy , it too was initially to be passed down to each successive champion ) . The Washington Redskins replica of the Thorp Trophy is on display at FedExField .
Mike Hollis Michael Shane Hollis ( born May 22 , 1972 in Kellogg , Idaho ) is a former professional American football placekicker . He spent most of his nine - year professional career playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League ( NFL ) , kicking for the team from 1995 – 2001 and setting several team records . He then played for the Buffalo Bills and New York Giants before retiring after an injury in 2003 . Biography . Hollis was born in Kellogg , Idaho and grew up in the Spokane , Washington area , where he graduated from Central Valley High School in 1990 . He kicked for the University of Idaho in 1992 and 1993 , after two seasons at Wenatchee Valley College . Hollis was recruited by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the team ' s inaugural 1995 season . He played for the Jaguars for seven seasons , setting a number of the new club ' s kicking records . He was released following the 2001 season and was picked up by the Buffalo Bills , for whom he played for one season . He was signed by the New York Giants in 2003 , but missed the 2003 season after being placed on injured reserve after hurting his back . He never recovered from the injury and failed his physical in March 2004 , ending his NFL career .
1900 Stanford football team The 1900 Stanford football team represented Stanford University in the 1900 college football season . The team was coached by Fielding H . Yost in his first and only season . The team played its home games at Stanford , California . Season summary . While coaching Stanford , Yost also coached at State Normal , now known as San Jose State University . The two teams met twice during the season , the beginning of a long - running rivalry series . The next season , Yost was hired as head coach at Michigan where he coached for 25 years , amassing six national championships along the way . In his first season with the Wolverines , he faced Stanford in the first - ever postseason college football game , defeating Stanford 49 – 0 . Game notes . California . The 1900 Big Game was the 10th edition of the annual rivalry game between Stanford and California . Stanford won 5 – 0 , but the game is notable primarily due to a horrific accident that occurred among the spectators . The game , which had been played on Thanksgiving Day for several years running , had become a very popular event . In 1900 , the game was played at the 16th and Folsom Street Grounds , in the midst of an industrial area of San Francisco . 19 , 000 spectators filled the stands , the largest crowd to witness a sporting event west of the Mississippi River . Many spectators chose not to pay the $ 1 admission and instead observed the game from the roof of the San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works across the street from the stands . During the game , the weight of hundreds of spectators caused the roof to collapse , plunging a large group of primarily boys and young men to the concrete floor and active furnaces of the glass factory . In all , 22 died and many more were injured , some seriously . The " Thanksgiving Day Disaster " remains the deadliest accident ever at a U . S . sporting event .
1998 CFL season The 1998 Canadian Football League season is considered to be the 45th season in modern - day Canadian football , although it is officially the 41st Canadian Football League season . CFL News in 1998 . The Canadian Football League signed a five - year television contract with TSN . With the deal , TSN had the right to all CFL television broadcasts . The league also made a sponsorship deal with Adidas , which made them the official footwear , practice wear , and sport glove provider of the CFL . For only the second time in history , the city of Winnipeg hosted the Grey Cup game . Regular season standings . Final regular season standings . " Note : GP = Games Played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , PF = Points For , PA = Points Against , Pts = Points " Grey Cup playoffs . The Calgary Stampeders are the 1998 Grey Cup Champions , defeating the Hamilton Tiger - Cats 26 to 24 , at Winnipeg ' s Winnipeg Stadium on Mark McLoughlin ' s winning field goal . The Stampeders have won their first championship since 1992 . The Stampeders ' Jeff Garcia ( QB ) was named the Grey Cup ' s Most Valuable Player and Vince Danielsen ( SB ) was the Grey Cup ' s Most Valuable Canadian .
Russ Letlow Russ Letlow ( October 5 , 1913 - October 12 , 1987 ) was a football guard who was chosen by the Green Bay Packers as their first - round draft pick in the inaugural 1936 NFL Draft . At the time , Letlow was unaware that he had been selected , and had signed with the Chicago Cardinals following the conclusion of his collegiate football career at the University of San Francisco . In Letlow ' s rookie season , the Packers won their fourth World Championship ( and first championship game ) . Letlow played for the Packers from 1936 – 42 , and again in 1946 . He was selected as an All - Pro for four straight seasons from 1937 - 1940 . Letlow was inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame in 1972 .
Chris Neild Chris Neild ( born December 1 , 1987 ) is an American football nose tackle for the Washington Redskins of the National Football League ( NFL ) . He was drafted by the Redskins in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft . He played college football at West Virginia University . He attended Stroudsburg High School in Stroudsburg , Pennsylvania . Professional career . Washington Redskins . 2011 Season . Neild was drafted in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins . He was converted from a defensive tackle to a nose tackle . Neild made his NFL debut in Week 1 against the New York Giants , where he recorded 1 . 5 sacks on Eli Manning . In the 2011 season , Neild played in all 16 games as the backup nose tackle for Barry Cofield . 2012 Season . Neild was expected to compete for a roster spot with Chris Baker . His second season was cut short after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during practice on August 13 , 2012 . The Redskins waived - injured him two days later . After not being claimed off waivers , Neild was officially placed on the team ' s injured reserve list .
Chris Garrett ( Canadian football ) Chris Garrett ( born February 11 , 1987 in New York , New York ) is a Canadian football running back for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League . Garrett grew up in Utica , New York before playing college football at Ohio University . Career . In his first season with starting reps for the Bombers in 2011 , Garrett cemented the starting role as a third stringer . He gained the spot after starters Fred Reid and backup Carl Volny went down with injury in the same game . Garrett then helped the team to the 99th Grey Cup with a 190 yard performance in the CFL East final against the Hamilton Tiger - Cats . He dedicated the game ball to former teammate Marcellis Williamson in an emotional tribute after the game , also promising to send the ball to Williamson ' s family . Garrett was then named the offensive player of the week by the CFL , for his playoff performance against the Tiger - Cats . Statistics . < br >