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Mike Perez ( American football ) Michael Paul Perez ( born March 7 , 1963 ) is a former American football quarterback . He was drafted by the New York Giants in the seventh round of the 1988 NFL Draft . Perez , who was of Mexican American descent , played college football at San Jose State , where he led the Spartans to the Pacific Coast Athletic Association conference championship and briefly garnered national media attention . Perez has also been a member of the Houston Oilers , Frankfurt Galaxy , Kansas City Chiefs , Denver Broncos , Albany Firebirds , New York CityHawks and New England Sea Wolves . Professional career . New York Giants . Perez was selected by the New York Giants in the seventh round ( 175th overall ) of the 1988 NFL Draft . On injured reserve with pulled stomach muscle ( September 19 , 1988 - remainder of season ) . He was released by the team on August 23 , 1989 . Houston Oilers . Perez was signed by the Houston Oilers on May 14 , 1990 . He was released on August 6 . Frankfurt Galaxy . Perez signed with the World League of American Football on January 31 , 1991 . He was selected by the Frankfurt Galaxy in the first round ( third quarterback ) of the 1991 WLAF positional draft . Perez was the starting quarterback in all ten regular season games , completing 171 of 357 passes for 2 , 272 yards and 13 touchdowns . He also rushed 44 times for 189 yards , resulting in a team - leading 4 . 3 average . Perez suffered only 19 sacks ( 2nd lowest in the World League ) for 115 negative yards and was intercepted 17 times . His best games were at New York / New Jersey where he threw for three touchdowns with a 61 percent completion rate , and at Orlando , where he passed for 346 yards including a 59 yard hurl to Jason Johnson . Denver Broncos . Perez was signed by the Denver Broncos on April 28 , 1993 . He was released on August 30 . External links . " Coulda , Woulda , Shoulda " , by Eric Dexheimer . January 6 , 2000 - http : / / www . westword . com / 2000 - 01 - 06 / news / coulda - woulda - shoulda / " Passing Marks . . . " - by Richard Hoffer . November 12 , 1987 - http : / / articles . latimes . com / 1987 - 11 - 12 / sports / sp - 20516 _ 1 _ mike - perez
Don Luzzi Don Luzzi ( August 20 , 1935 – October 30 , 2005 ) was a politician and professional football player who played in the Canadian Football League . CFL career . After playing college football at Villanova University , Don Luzzi played 12 seasons for the Calgary Stampeders from 1958 to 1969 . Luzzi was an all - Western conference star , both as an offensive tackle and as a defensive tackle . In 1958 , he was selected to the CFL Western All - Star Team at both offensive and defensive tackle positions . He was also an all - Canadian defensive tackle in 1962 , 1963 , and 1966 . His team reached the Grey Cup game once , in 1968 , but lost a close game to the Ottawa Rough Riders . Luzzi was elected to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1986 . Political career . Luzzi made a run at provincial politics . He ran for the Alberta Social Credit Party in the 1971 Alberta general election in the riding of Calgary - Buffalo . Luzzi was defeated in a hotly contested election by Ron Ghitter , losing to Ghitter by about 500 votes .
Melberger Award The Melberger Award is given annually to an outstanding U . S . college football player in Division III of the National Collegiate Athletic Association . The award is named after Clifford Melberger , a captain of the 1960 Bucknell University football team , and is presented by Diversified Information Technologies , which Mr . Melberger leads as president . The Melberger is one of two awards given to Division III football players , the other being the better - known Gagliardi Trophy . The focus of the two awards has historically been slightly different . The Gagliardi factors in community service , academics , and athletics ; the Melberger is , at least theoretically , presented to the best athlete . In recent years the Melberger has fallen into disfavor due to poor publicity and coordination by the firm which now sponsors the award . From the period 2002 – 2004 , the award was given not to the nation ' s most outstanding Division III football players , but to the player in the local region who could attend ( at their own cost ) the awards ceremony in Wilkes - Barre , Pennsylvania . This resulted in the award being given to players who would often struggle to make an all - region team , let alone be named the best player in the country . Prior to 2002 , the Melberger Award was funded and supported by the Wilkes - Barre Touchdown Club . Winners . Link : Melberger Award drops the ball
1926 Louisville Colonels season The 1926 Louisville Colonels season was their fourth and final season in the National Football League and only season as the Colonels . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 0 - 3 , losing four games . They tied for twenty - first in the league .
World Bowl 91 World Bowl ' 91 , also commonly referred to as World Bowl I , was the first annual championship game of the World League of American Football . It took place June 9 , 1991 at London ' s Wembley Stadium . The game featured a matchup between the Barcelona Dragons and the London Monarchs . The Monarchs would win 21 - 0 in front of 61 , 108 fans . Background . Both teams finished the 1991 season with the two best records in the WLAF . The Monarchs ' 9 - 1 mark qualified them for the playoffs as European division champions , while the Dragons finished 8 - 2 and qualified as a wildcard . The Monarchs ' only blemish on their record came at the hands of the Dragons , 20 - 17 , at Wembley Stadium on the last week of the regular season . Both teams had to travel to North America to win their respective playoff games . The Dragons defeated the Birmingham Fire ( North American West champions ) , 10 - 3 , while the Monarchs won 42 - 26 at North American East champion New York - New Jersey ( a road game forced by a scheduling conflict with a soccer match at Wembley Stadium ) . Both Quarterbacks for the game , Scott Erney and Stan Gelbaugh , played high school football less than five minutes away from each other , at Mechanicsburg Area Senior High and Cumberland Valley High School . Game summary . Barcelona started the game with excellent field position , as London wide receiver Dana Brinson fumbled the opening kickoff , and the Dragons took over on the Monarchs 18 - yard line . However , the Monarchs defense shut down the Dragons offense , and London recovered a muffed field goal attempt ( the first of 6 Dragon turnovers on the day ) . The teams traded possessions , with London taking over just before the end of the first quarter . Monarchs quarterback Stan Gelbaugh , who had finished the season as the league ' s offensive MVP , hit Jon Horton with a 69 yard touchdown pass to give the Monarchs a 7 - 0 lead at the close of the 1st quarter . On the Dragons ' next possession , quarterback Scott Erney was intercepted by Dan Crossman , who returned his second pick of the game for a touchdown . Crossman would add another interception later in the second quarter , setting up a 14 yard pass from Gelbaugh to Judd Garrett , giving London a 21 - 0 lead and all the offense it would need . Barcelona tried , but could not come back in the second half , as the hometown Monarchs won in front of a raucous London crowd . The crowd was also treated late in the game by the entry of running back Victor Ebubedike , born in London and a member of the Monarchs as per WLAF rules ; he would gain 3 yards on his only carry of the game . The Monarchs ' win turned out to be the only shutout in World Bowl history . Judd Garrett finished the day with 13 receptions , a World Bowl record that would never be surpassed . Dan Crossman ' s 3 interceptions easily earned him the World Bowl MVP award , the only time a defensive player would be so honored .
1998 Oakland Raiders season The 1998 Oakland Raiders season was their 39th in the league . They improved upon their previous season ' s output of 4 – 12 , winning eight games . This was the team ' s fifth consecutive season in which they failed to qualify for the playoffs .
Lloyd Spotted Wolf Lloyd Spotted Wolf is a former American football player and coach in the United States . He served as the head football coach at Bacone College from 2009 to 2010 , compiling a record of 4 – 16 . Playing career . Spotted Wolf played offensive line for the Adams State College Grizzlies . He was a four year letterman and three year starter , and was an Academic All - Conference selection in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference . Coaching career . Assistant coaching . Spotted Wolf has coached at the NCAA Division I , II and III , junior college and high school levels . He is currently the Run Game Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach at Rio Rancho High School in Rio Rancho , New Mexico , where in his two seasons he has helped lead the Rams to a District 1AAAAA Championship and two playoff appearances . He has been on the coaching staff at Blinn College , Oklahoma Panhandle State University , La Cueva High School in Albuquerque , New Mexico , University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire and the University of New Mexico . Bacone . In 2009 , Coach Lloyd Spotted Wolf was named the third head college football coach for the Bacone Warriors located in Muskogee , Oklahoma . His coaching record at Bacone is 4 wins and 16 losses . At the conclusion of the 2010 season , this ranks him third at Bacone in total wins and third at the school in winning percentage ( . 200 ) . Heritage . Spotted Wolf is a member of the Native American Hidatsa Tribe . He also has ancestry of Seminole and Creek nations .
Midwest Football League ( 2002 – ) The Midwest Football League is a semi - professional American football league with teams in the Midwestern United States . The league currently consists of eight teams for the 2009 season . The Midwest Football League ( 2002 - current ) is not to be confused with the Midwest Football League that existed from 1935 to 1940 . League History . The MFL was founded in 2002 on the premise that adversaries on the field can , and should , be friends off the field . The MFL has grown from a start - up league to the a League that regularly features some of the top ranked Minor League football teams in the nation . The 2007 MFL Champion Adams County Patriots finished as the Minor League Football News National Champion . 2009 teams . The league has eight teams for the 2009 season based in Ohio and Indiana
Georgia Bulldogs football under E . E . Jones The 1900 Georgia Bulldogs football team competed as a member of the SIAA for the 1900 college football season and completed the season with a 2 – 4 record , no improvement at all over the previous year ' s mark under coach Gordon Saussy ( 2 – 3 – 1 ) . Although the season started well with back - to - back victories , including Georgia ' s fourth straight victory over , it ended with four consecutive losses . In fact , Georgia was outscored 99 – 0 in the last two games of the season at the hands of and Auburn . Matters were not helped by the fact that Georgia only had three starting players return to the team from the 1899 team . One of the star players on the 1900 team was a young man who weighed only 110 pounds , but made up for his lack of size with skill , speed , agility and leadership skills . A notable player from the 1900 season was center Harold Hirsch . Hirsch would play for Georgia during the 1900 and 1901 seasons and would then go on to become an influential attorney . In 1932 , the University of Georgia School of Law moved into a building called the Harold Hirsch Law Building , named for this former Georgia football player .
Larry Kuharich Joseph Lawrence ( Lary ) Kuharich , Jr . ( born December 20 , 1945 ) is an American football coach currently serving as the Offensive Coordinator of the Arena Football League ' s Columbus Destroyers . He is the son of former Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Philadelphia Eagles head football coach Joe Kuharich and the brother of former New Orleans Saints General Manager Bill Kuharich . Kuharich coached at Temple , Illinois State and California in the late 70s early 80s before joining becoming offensive coordinator of the San Antonio Gunslingers in 1983 . He held the same position with the Oakland Invaders and Calgary Stampeders before becoming the Stampeders head coach in 1987 . In 1990 , Kuharich became the head coach of the BC Lions . Both he and GM Joe Kapp worked to acquire big name players , including Doug Flutie , Major Harris , and Mark Gastineau . Although Flutie played well , Gastineau only appeared in 4 games and Harris spent most of the season on the bench . After a rough 2 - 7 - 1 start he was fired along with Joe Kapp . In 1991 he was the offensive coordinator of the ArenaBowl Champion Tampa Bay Storm . When Fran Curci left to coach the Cincinnati Rockers , he was named the team ' s new head coach , vice president and general manager . In 1993 he coached the Storm to a 51 - 31 victory over the Detroit Drive in ArenaBowl VII . He compiled a 35 - 12 record and three consecutive postseason appearances while in Tampa . He also owns the distinction of being the winning head coach of the AFL ’ s only All - Star Game . In 1995 he was assigned by the WLAF to be the Scottish Claymores first head coach . However , just days before their first game against Rhein , Kuharich was dismissed and replaced by former Boise State head coach Jim Criner . He returned to the AFL in 1996 as head coach of the Connecticut Coyotes . The team finished 2 - 12 and folded at years end . He was hired to coach the expansion New York CityHawks in 1997 . He was fired after coaching the team to a 2 - 12 record . In 1998 he was hired by his brother , General Manager Bill Kuharich to coach the running backs of the New Orleans Saints . He was fired during a house cleaning after the 2000 season . Kuharich was hired by the New Jersey Gladiators in 2001 . The team finished with a 2 - 12 record in his only season in New Jersey . He coached the af2 ' s Wilkes - Barre / Scranton Pioneers to a 6 - 10 record in the team ' s first season before leaving to served as the Offensive Coordinator of the New York Dragons . He held the same position with the Arizona Rattlers from 2005 - 2006 before becoming the Katz Offensive Coordinator in 2007 .
Carolina Bombers The Carolina Bombers were a professional indoor football team based out of Raleigh , North Carolina . They would have been a charter member of the World Indoor Football League . They played their home games at the Dorton Arena . During the team ' s inaugural season as the Raleigh Rebels ( a charter member of the American Indoor Football League ) , they played an all - road schedule as a favor to the league ( the Ghostriders were also playing an all - road schedule , since they were a quick formation of the Carolina Sharks ) , along with the fact that they couldn ' t get a lease for an arena in Raleigh until 2006 . During their first year , the Rebels compiled a mediocre record of 3 - 7 , almost beating the Canton Legends for fourth place . Since the league had only six teams , everyone of them ( including the Rebels ) made the playoffs . Their inaugural year ended with a thud as they lost in the first round to the Legends . The Rebels ' second year turned out to be better than their inaugural year . They finished the regular season at 8 - 6 and automatically went to the Southern Conference championship game , due to the Richmond Bandits ' suspension , making them forfeit . However , a week ' s worth of rest couldn ' t prepare them for the top - seeded Rome Renegades , as they fell 63 - 14 . Following their AIFL playoff loss , the Rebels announced their intentions to move to the WIFL with the Rome Renegades . They would have become charters member of this newly - formed league . Despite changing their name to the Carolina Bombers on August 24 , they would never have a chance to play in the new league , because on October 16 , they ceased all operations , along with the Rome Renegades . Season - By - Season . ! Totals | | 12 | | 15 | | 0
Dimitri Tsoumpas Dimitri Tsoumpas [ ZOOM - pus ] ( born September 26 , 1985 in Edmonton , Alberta ) is a gridiron football guard for the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders second overall in the 2008 CFL Draft . He played college football for Weber State . College career . After playing for three straight city championship teams at Strathcona Composite High School he signed on to play at Weber State University . As a true freshman , Tsoumpas was a part of the starting lineup until he was injured . As a junior in 2006 he was named Honorable Mention All - Big Sky . During his senior season , Tsoumpas helped Weber State allow the least amount of sacks in the conference , he also helped Trevyn Smith lead the Big Sky in rushing yards for the second year in a row . He was named Second Team All - Big Sky . Professional career . Calgary Stampeders . At the 2008 CFL Draft Evaluation Camp , Tsoumpas benched 30 times to be one the leaders in that category at the camp . He was considered a possible top pick in the draft , however it was heavily rumored he could try to make an NFL team . A few days before the draft , the Edmonton Eskimos were reportedly considering Tsoumpas , Keith Shologan and Samuel Giguere . However Shologan and Giguere signed contracts with NFL teams . After a draft day trade with the Edmonton Eskimos , the Calgary Stampeders acquired the second overall pick in the 2008 CFL Draft and used it to draft Tsoumpas . He was named the starting right guard , while fellow rookie Jesse Newman was the starting left guard . He debuted for Calgary , in week one against the BC Lions . Tsoumpas started all 18 games including all playoff games which included the 96th Grey Cup . He helped Calgary ' s running back s average 134 . 6 yards per game with 6 . 4 yards per carry . He was also key in helping the Stampeders allow the fewest sacks in the CFL . Joffrey Reynolds the CFL ' s leading rusher gained 1 , 310 yards with the help of Tsoumpas . Following the season he was Calgary ' s nominee for the CFL ' s Most Outstanding Rookie award . Tsoumpas was expected to remain a starter in 2009 . Miami Dolphins . Tsoumpas agreed to terms with the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League on January 8 , 2010 . Tsoumpas was waived on July 30 and returned to the Calgary Stampeders .
1971 Michigan Wolverines football team The 1971 Michigan Wolverines football team represented the University of Michigan in the 1971 college football season . The team ' s head coach was Bo Schembechler . The Wolverines played their home games at Michigan Stadium . Game notes . Minnesota . Ohio State . Players . Professional football . Twenty - one members of the 1970 team went on to play professional football . They are : Tom Beckman ( St . Louis Cardinals , 1972 , Memphis Grizzlies , 1974 - 1975 ) , Larry Cipa ( New Orleans Saints , 1974 - 75 ) ; Jim Coode ( Ottawa Rough Riders , 1974 - 80 ) ; Thom Darden ( Cleveland Browns , 1972 - 1981 ) , Glenn Doughty ( Baltimore Colts , 1972 - 1979 ) , Dave Gallagher ( Chicago Bears , 1974 , New York Giants , 1975 - 76 , Detroit Lions , 1978 - 79 ) ; Fred Grambau ( Hamilton Tiger - Cats , 1973 - 75 ) ; Clint Haslerig ( Chicago Bears , 1974 , Buffalo Bills , 1974 - 75 , Minnesota Vikings , 1975 , New York Jets , 1976 ) ; Mike Hoban ( Chicago Bears , 1974 ) ; Mike Keller ( Dallas Cowboys , 1972 ) , Randy Logan ( Philadelphia Eagles , 1973 - 83 ) ; Reggie McKenzie ( Buffalo Bills , 1972 - 1982 ; Seattle Seahawks , 1983 - 1984 ) , Guy Murdock ( Houston Oilers , 1974 ; Chicago Fire / Winds , 1974 - 1975 ) , Bo Rather ( Miami Dolphins , 1973 , 1978 ; Chicago Bears , 1974 - 78 ) ; Paul Seal ( New Orleans Saints , 1974 - 76 , San Francisco 49ers , 1977 - 78 ) ; Fritz Seyferth ( Calgary Stampeders , 1972 ) ; Paul Seymour ( Buffalo Bills , 1973 - 1977 ) , Ed Shuttlesworth ( Toronto Argonauts , 1971 - 1973 ) ; Billy Taylor ( Calgary Stampeders , 1972 ) , Mike Taylor ( New York Jets , 1972 - 73 ) ; and Bob Thornbladh ( Kansas City Chiefs , 1974 ) .
1971 Philadelphia Eagles season The 1971 Philadelphia Eagles season was their 39th in the league . They improved on their previous output of 3 – 10 – 1 , winning six games . Despite the improvement , the team failed to qualify for the playoffs for the eleventh consecutive season . This was the team ' s inaugural season in Veterans Stadium . Offseason . NFL DRAFT . The 1971 NFL Draft Player Selections . The table shows the Eagles selections and what picks they had that were traded away and the team that ended up with that pick . It is possible the Eagles ' pick ended up with this team via another team that the Eagles made a trade with . Not shown are acquired picks that the Eagles traded away . Awards and Honors . Records Breakers Pro Bowl League Leaders
Robert L . Mathews Robert Lee " Matty " Mathews ( c . 1887 – September 1 , 1947 ) was an American football player and coach . He served as the head football coach at Kenyon College ( 1912 – 1914 ) , Willamette University ( 1915 – 1920 ) , the University of Idaho ( 1922 – 1925 ) , Saint Louis University ( 1926 – 1927 ) , Gonzaga University ( 1929 ) , the University of Portland ( 1937 – 1942 ) , and Lewis & Clark College ( 1945 – 1946 ) . He was also the head coach of the West Seattle Athletic Club in 1931 and 1932 and of the American Football League ' s Portland Rockets in 1944 . Mathews was born in Leadville , Colorado and played college football at University of Washington and the University of Notre Dame . He died on September 1 , 1947 at the age of 60 of a heart attack in Portland , Oregon .
Kris Mangum Kris Thomas Mangum ( born August 15 , 1973 in Magee , Mississippi ) is a former American football player who played tight end for the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League throughout his entire NFL career . He attended the University of Mississippi . His father , John Mangum , Sr . and his brother , John Mangum , Jr . are both former NFL players . High school career . Mangum caught 36 passes for 640 yards and eight touchdown s and added 113 tackle s , four sacks , two interception s and two fumble recoveries as a senior . College career . He ended his college football career ranked 14th all - time in receptions at Ole Miss , collecting 74 catches for 729 yards during three seasons , after transferring from the University of Alabama following his freshman year . As a junior in 1995 , he was an All - Southeastern Conference selection , while making nine starts . Mangum led the SEC with 36 catches for 391 yards and two touchdowns , the most receptions by a Rebels tight end since Wesley Walls established the mark in 1988 . In 1996 he was a finalist for the Conerly Trophy . NFL career . Mangum spent his first six years of his NFL career as a backup to former Panther tight end , and fellow Ole Miss alum , Wesley Walls . Upon his retirement , he was currently the longest tenured player on offense for the Panthers . He scored his first NFL touchdown on a 15 - yard reception against the Kansas City Chiefs in 2000 . Mangum produced career highs of 34 catches , 497 receiving yards and three touchdowns in 2004 . In the 2006 season the Panthers only had 2 QB s on their roster and claimed that Kris Magnum would fill the role if both went down . After the 2006 NFL season , Mangum announced his retirement . On February 28 , 2007 , he officially retired from the NFL . In 2008 he took a position as a replacement tight ends coach at the University of Southern Mississippi .
Art Kuehn Arthur Bert Kuehn ( born on February 12 , 1953 in Victoria , British Columbia , Canada ) is a former American football Center in the National Football League for the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots . He played college football at San José State University and UCLA . He was drafted 384th overall in the 1975 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins . He never played for the Redskins . Instead he jumped to the Southern California Sun of the World Football League that season . In the 1976 Expansion draft he was selected by the Seahawks . He would go on to play 99 career games ( 97 of which were for Seattle ) from 1976 through 1983 .