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Tim Spencer ( American football ) Timothy Spencer ( born December 10 , 1960 ) is a former professional American football running back who played in the USFL and NFL from 1983 to 1990 . Playing career . Spencer was drafted by the Chicago Blitz of the United States Football League in 1983 after a college football career at Ohio State where he ran for 1371 yards in his senior season . He closed out his career with 3 , 553 yards rushing and still ranks third on OSU ' s all - time rushing list , trailing only Heisman Trophy winners Archie Griffin ( 5 , 589 ) and Eddie George ( 3 , 768 ) . Spencer shared the backfield with Kevin Long as the starting running back with Chicago and rushed for 1157 yards on 300 carries with 6 touchdowns in his rookie season . In 1984 , Spencer played for the Arizona Wranglers and rushed for 1212 yards on 227 carries for a 5 . 3 yards per carry average . He also ran for 17 touchdowns . The following season , he played for the Memphis Showboats and rushed for 789 yards on 198 carries with 3 touchdowns . Spencer finished as the 3rd leading rusher in USFL history . In 1985 , Spencer signed to play for the San Diego Chargers , the same NFL team that drafted him in the 11th round of the 1983 NFL Draft . He rushed for 478 yards on 124 carries with 10 touchdowns that season . His biggest NFL season was in 1989 , when he rushed for 521 yards on 134 carries . He was a limited reserve for the rest of his career with the Chargers and retired after the 1990 season . Coaching career . In 1994 , Spencer returned to Ohio State to be their running backs coach , a position he held until 2003 . Since January 27 , 2004 , he has been the running backs coach for the Chicago Bears . Spencer was not retained by the Bears in 2013 after the hiring of Marc Trestman . He joined Lovie Smith ' s staff at Tampa Bay for the 2014 Season .
World Bowl ' 98 World Bowl ' 98 ( also referred to as World Bowl VI ) was the sixth championship game of the NFL Europe League . It was held at Waldstadion in Frankfurt , Germany on Sunday , June 14 , 1998 . The game was between the Frankfurt Galaxy , who finished the season in first place with a record of 7 – 3 , and the second - placed Rhein Fire , which finished with a 7 – 3 record as well . 47 , 846 spectators were in attendance , the largest World Bowl crowd since 1991 , when the Fire captured its first league title by defeating the Galaxy 34 – 10 . Rhein ' s quarterback Jim Arellanes , filling in for injured Mike Quinn , earned MVP honors in his first start by completing 12 of 18 passing attempts for 263 yards and three touchdowns . Background . The Fire won the first meeting 31 – 14 in Frankfurt , while the Galaxy took the second meeting 20 – 17 ( overtime ) in Düsseldorf . Game summary . In this World Bowl , two back - up quarterbacks were given the starting job for NFL Europe ' s biggest stage . For the Rhein Fire , it was Jim Arellanes and for the Frankfurt Galaxy it was Chris Dittoe . Even in the thrashing rain , the Fire managed to light first with a 29 - yard field goal by German kicker Manfred Burgsmüller . Near the end of the first quarter , Arellanes led his Fire on a 10 - play , 67 - yard drive that was capped off with a 15 - yard pass to wide receiver Dialleo Burks . In the second quarter , the Galaxy finally managed to score , thanks to a 13 - play , 80 - yard drive that concluded with a three - yard run by running back Jermaine Chaney . However , near the end of the first half , the Fire didn ' t want Frankfurt closing in on them , as Arellanes lead a four - play , 40 - yard drive that ended with a 20 - yard touchdown pass to Burks , to make the score 17 – 7 at halftime . In the third quarter , the Galaxy struggled offensively to get points . In the end , all they could muster up was a 41 - yard field goal by Ralf Kleinmann . For the remainder of the game , it was all Rhein . After Frankfurt ' s field goal , the Fire wrapped up the third period with a 74 - yard touchdown pass from Arellanes to wide receiver Marcus Robinson . In the fourth quarter , the Fire managed to put the game away with Burgsmüller ' s 20 - yard field goal and Jon Vaughn ' s 15 - yard run . When the game clock reached zero , the Fire celebrated its first - ever World Bowl title .
1943 Orange Bowl The 1943 Orange Bowl , part of the 1942 bowl game season , took place on January 1 , 1943 , at the Orange Bowl in Miami , Florida . The competing teams were the Alabama Crimson Tide , representing the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) and the , competing as a football independent . Alabama won the game 37 – 21 . Teams . Alabama . The 1942 Alabama squad finished the regular season 8 – 3 with losses coming to the Georgia Bulldogs , Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and the Georgia Navy Pre - Flight ( an all - star team of military personnel ) . The Monday following the 35 – 19 defeat against Georgia Navy Pre - Flight , Alabama accepted a bid to play in the Orange Bowl on New Years Day . The appearance marked the first for Alabama in the Orange Bowl , and their seventh overall . Boston College . The 1942 Boston College squad entered their final game of the regular season against the rival Holy Cross Crusaders ranked No . 1 with a perfect record of 8 – 0 . In the contest , the Crusaders upset the heavily favored Eagles by a final score of 55 – 12 resulting in Boston College losing their No . 1 ranking and finishing the regular season with a record of 8 – 1 . The following Monday , the Eagles accepted a bid to play in the Orange Bowl on New Years Day . The appearance marked the first for Boston College in the Orange Bowl , and their third overall . Game summary . Looking to rebound from their loss to Holy Cross in the regular season finale , Boston College was looking for redemption against the Crimson Tide . With this mindset entering the game , the Eagles raced to a 14 – 0 first quarter lead . All - American fullback Mike Holovak scored both first quarter touchdowns for the Eagles on a 65 - yard reception from Edward Doherty and on a 33 - yard run . Alabama responded with a 22 point second quarter to take a 22 – 21 lead at the half . Wheeler Leeth scored the Crimson Tide ' s first points on a 14 - yard touchdown reception from Russ Mosley and Ted Cook had Alabama ' s second score on a 17 - yard reception from Johnny August . George Hecht missed both extra points and Alabama only trailed by two 14 – 12 . The teams then traded touchdown with Bama scoring on a 40 - yard Tom Jenkins run and Boston College on a one - yard Mike Holovak run with a 15 - yard George Hecht field goal at the end of the end of the quarter giving Alabama a 22 – 21 lead at halftime . In the second half , the Alabama defense shutout the Boston College offense , and the offense scored two more touchdowns . Johnny August reached the endzone on a 15 - yard touchdown run in the third and Tom Jenkins on a one - yard run in the fourth . The final points of the game came late in the fourth when on a punt the Eagles ' Harry Connolly was tackled by Joe Domnanovich in the endzone for a safety on a failed punt attempt .
Steve Gleason Stephen Michael " Steve " Gleason ( born March 19 , 1977 ) is a former professional football player , a safety with the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League . Originally signed by the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent in 2000 , he played for the Saints through the 2007 season . As a free agent in 2008 , Gleason retired from the NFL after eight seasons . Gleason is especially well known for his blocked punt in a 2006 game that became a symbol of recovery in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina . In 2011 , he revealed that he was battling ALS , commonly known as Lou Gehrig ' s disease . Early years . Raised in Spokane , Gleason attended Gonzaga Prep , where he earned consecutive defensive MVP awards as a linebacker in the Greater Spokane League . Gleason also played baseball at G - Prep and broke the GSL homerun recored his senior year . Following graduation in 1995 , he accepted a scholarship to play college football at Washington State in Pullman . Gleason was a starting linebacker for the 1998 Rose Bowl team . Gleason was also a four year starter for the WSU baseball team . Gleason played center field and still holds the WSU record for triples . While at WSU , he was a member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity . Professional career . Gleason was signed by the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent in 2000 . He was released by the team after the preseason and was signed to the New Orleans Saints ' practice squad in November . Gleason was chosen by the Birmingham Thunderbolts with the 191st pick of the 2001 XFL Draft . On September 25 , 2006 , Gleason was responsible for one of the most dramatic moments in Saints history , when he blocked a punt by Atlanta Falcons kicker Michael Koenen early in the first quarter of a game at the Superdome . Curtis Deloatch recovered the ball in the Falcons ' end zone for a touchdown . It was the first score in the Saints ' first game in New Orleans in nearly 21 months , during which time Hurricane Katrina had devastated the city and the team . The Saints won the game and , unexpectedly , went on to have the most successful season in their history up to that time . Gleason did not play for the 2009 Saints team that won Super Bowl XLIV , but in September 2011 , he was awarded a Super Bowl ring by the Saints . At the same ceremony he was awarded the key to the city of New Orleans by mayor Mitch Landrieu . In July 2012 , " Rebirth " , a statue depicting Gleason blocking the punt , was erected outside the Superdome ; a news report commented that the blocked punt " etched Steve Gleason into Saints lore and became symbolic of New Orleans ' resilience in the face of disaster " . NFL Bounty Scandal . Beginning in 2011 , he collaborated with a filmmaker , Sean Pamphilon , to document his life with ALS . This included a clip of a Saints locker room talk by Gregg Williams which exhorted his players to injure opposing players . The audio tape became public April 4 , 2012 , shortly after Williams had been suspended for his role in Bountygate . Gleason criticized Pamphilon after the tape became public , saying that the filmmaker did not have rights to release the tape .
Otis Lamson Otis Floyd Lamson ( September 13 , 1876 – December 11 , 1956 ) was an American football player and coach . He served as the head football coach at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1907 . Prior to his coaching career , Lamson played college football while attending the University of Pennsylvania . He lettered for the Quakers in 1904 and 1905 . In 1905 , he earned All - American honors from Walter Camp . He was born in Beetown , Wisconsin in 1876 . In 1906 , Lamson was hired by the Massillon Tigers to play for the team in the " Ohio League " championship . During that two game series , a betting scandal involving the Tigers and their rivial , the Canton Bulldogs , arose .
Max Morris Glen Max Morris ( March 13 , 1925 – January 8 , 1998 ) was a professional American football and basketball player . He was a consensus All - American in both sports for Northwestern University and later played professional football for the Chicago Rockets and Brooklyn Dodgers of the All - America Football Conference . He also played in the NBA for the Sheboygan Red Skins . Biography . Morris was born in Norris City , Illinois and attended Frankfort Community High School in West Frankfort , Illinois where the high school gymnasium is named after Morris . He later attended the University of Illinois and Northwestern University . Morris was the last Northwestern athlete to be selected as an first - team All - American in two sports . He was a consensus All - American football player at the end position in 1945 . That year , Morris set a Big Ten Conference single - game record with 158 receiving yards in a game against Minnesota . Morris was also selected as a consensus All - American basketball player at the forward position in 1946 . He won the Big Ten Conference basketball individual scoring championship in both 1945 and 1946 . After graduating from Northwestern , Morris played three seasons of professional football in the All - America Football Conference for the Chicago Rockets ( 1946 – 1947 ) and Brooklyn Dodgers ( 1948 ) . He played in a total of 39 professional football games and had 53 receptions for 677 yards . Besides playing professional football , Morris played four seasons of professional basketball in the NBL and NBA with the Chicago American Gears and the Sheboygan Red Skins . In 1984 , Morris was a charter inductee into the Northwestern Athletics Hall of Fame .
2003 Motor City Bowl The 2003 Motor City Bowl was a post - season college football bowl game between the Northwestern Wildcats and the Bowling Green Falcons on December 26 , 2003 , at Ford Field in Detroit , Michigan . Northwestern led early after shutting down Bowling Green ' s running game but Bowling Green made a comeback in the second half led by a strong passing game under quarterback Josh Harris and won 28 – 24 . It was the seventh time the Motor City Bowl had been played and the final game of the 2003 NCAA Division I FBS football season for both teams . The game between the Mid - American Conference ( MAC ) team Bowling Green and Big Ten Conference Northwestern was played at neutral - site Ford Field . As then organized the Motor City Bowl matched a MAC team and a team from either the Big Ten , the Big East Conference , or an at - large team . Bowling Green accepted a bid for the Motor City Bowl after losing to Miami ( OH ) in the MAC Championship Game . It was Bowling Green ' s first appearance in a bowl game since the 1992 Las Vegas Bowl . Northwestern was the first Big Ten team to play in the Motor City Bowl and had not appeared an a bowl game since the 2000 Alamo Bowl . Bowling Green and Northwestern last played each other on November 17 , 2001 , a meeting that Bowling Green won 42 – 43 . The Motor City Bowl was one of two bowl appearances by the MAC ; the other was by Miami in the 2003 GMAC Bowl . Miami defeated Louisville 49 – 28 , making the MAC 2 – 0 in bowl games that year . Unusually for the Motor City Bowl there were two MVPs : Bowling Green quarterback Josh Harris and Northwestern running back Jason Wright . Harris passed for 386 yards , including three touchdown passes , and rushed for Bowling Green ' s fourth touchdown . Harris ' completion record of 38 / 50 and total offense of 454 yards set Motor City Bowl records . Wright had 21 carries for 237 yards , including a 77 - yard touchdown run which was the second - longest in Motor City Bowl history .
Mike Hegman Michael William Hegman ( born January 17 , 1953 in Memphis , Tennessee ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League who played for the Dallas Cowboys . He played college football at Tennessee State University . Early years . He didn ' t start playing football until his senior year at Northside High School in Memphis . He began his college career at Alabama A & M University and then transferred to Tennessee State University , where he walked on to the football team . He was a teammate of Ed " Too Tall " Jones , and the starting middle linebacker on the school ' s 10 - 0 team , that won the Black college football national championship in 1973 . At the end of his junior season , everybody thought that he still had a year of eligibility , except for the Dallas Cowboys , who took a gamble and drafted him in what came to be known as the Dirty Dozen Draft in 1975 . Two games into the 1975 college football season , the NCAA declared him ineligible and forced him to sit our the rest of the games . Although he sat out most of the year , he was allowed to play in the Senior Bowl . Professional career . The Dallas Cowboys drafted him as a junior in the seventh round of the 1975 NFL Draft ( the Dirty Dozen Draft ) . The team was allowed to retain his rights , after they were proven right that he was technically eligibile , because his class had graduated that year . After his unusual entrance into the NFL in 1976 , he spent most of his first four seasons playing special teams and as an outside linebacker backup to Thomas " Hollywood " Henderson and D . D . Lewis . During Super Bowl XIII against the Pittsburgh Steelers , he made his most famous play , taking the ball from Terry Bradshaw and scoring on a 37 yard fumble return . In 1979 he became the starting strong - side linebacker after the team waived Henderson . During the 1980 offseason , he faced prosecution on a charge of forging a friend ' s name on $ 10 , 534 dollars worth of checks . The case was dismissed after he pay the money he owed , with the help of players like Cliff Harris , Roger Staubach , Bob Breunig and Tony Dorsett , who gave $ 2 , 000 dollars each to help cover the debt . He was released in 1988 as part of a youth movement . Hegman played 12 years and started in 119 games , becoming a dependable player in the Cowboys defense for more than a decade . He helped the Cowboys win 2 NFC Championship s and 1 Super Bowl during his career .
Craig Schurig Craig Schurig ( born March 2 , 1965 ) is the current head football coach for Washburn University in Topeka , Kansas and he held that position since the 2002 season . He is the 40th person to hold the post . As of the 2007 season , his overall coaching record at Washburn was 40 wins , 29 losses , and 0 ties . He is known for turning around a once losing program to a winning program . As of the 2012 Washburn University budget Schurig ' s salary is listed as $ 95 , 000 . Schurig has led the Washburn football program to a new level after building on a 2004 Mineral Water Bowl Championship . The Ichabods posted their first NCAA Division II Playoff appearance as well as Washburn ’ s first MIAA Championship in 2005 . Schurig earned the MIAA Coach of the Year for his efforts leading the Ichabods that season . The conference championship was the first by the Ichabods since the 1983 season . He was also named the AFCA ’ s Region 3 Coach of the Year . Prior to becoming the Washburn head man , Schurig spent nine years under Chuck Broyles at Pittsburg State University . Personal life . Schurig graduated in 1987 with a bachelor ’ s degree in petroleum engineering from Colorado School of Mines and went on to earn a master ’ s degree in physical education at Pittsburg State in 1996 . He lives in Topeka , Kansas with his wife , a daughter , and two sons .
Mark Nelson ( Canadian football ) Mark Nelson ( born July 25 , 1956 in Edmonton , Alberta ) is a former professional Canadian football linebacker who is currently the linebackers coach for the Montreal Alouettes . He played for seven seasons in the Canadian Football League for the Calgary Stampeders and Saskatchewan Roughriders . He is a two - time Grey Cup champion having won as a coach in 1993 and 1996 . He played college football for the East Central Oklahoma State Tigers .
1990 NFL season The 1990 NFL season was the 71st regular season of the National Football League . To increase revenue , the league changed the regular season so that all NFL teams would play their 16 - game schedule over a 17 - week period . Furthermore , the playoff format was expanded from 10 teams to 12 teams by adding another wild card from each conference , thus adding two more contests to the postseason tournament . This was also the first full season for Paul Tagliabue as the Commissioner , after taking over from Pete Rozelle midway through the previous season . ABC was given the rights to televise the two additional playoff games . Meanwhile , Turner ' s TNT network started to broadcast Sunday night games for the first half of the season . On October 8 , the league announced that the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Award would be named the Pete Rozelle Trophy . The season ended with Super Bowl XXV when the New York Giants defeated the Buffalo Bills . Final regular season standings . " W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , PCT = Winning Percentage , PF = Points For , PA = Points Against " " Clinched playoff seeds are marked in parentheses and shaded in green "
Lamar Miller Lamar Miller ( born April 25 , 1991 ) is an American football running back for the Miami Dolphins . Miller played college football at the University of Miami and was considered one of the top running backs in the 2012 NFL Draft . Early years . Miller attended Miami Killian Senior High School in Miami , FL . As a senior he was a Parade All - American after rushing for 1 , 749 yards on 217 carries with 22 touchdowns . College career . After he was redshirted in 2009 , Miller saw his first game action in 2010 . He played in 11 games with one start and rushed for 646 yards on 108 carries with six touchdowns . Miller took over as the Hurricanes starting running back in 2011 . During the 2011 season , Miller became the first Miami running back since Willis McGahee in 2002 to rush for over 1 , 000 yards in a season . Professional career . Miller was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 4th round of the 2012 NFL Draft , 97th overall on April 28 , 2012 . He was the second Miami Hurricane selected by the Dolphins in that year ( the other was defensive end Olivier Vernon . They were the first Hurricanes drafted by Miami since Vernon Carey in 2004 . The last pair of UM prospects to be selected by the Dolphins in the same Draft had been in 1991 when Randal Hill and Roland Smith trailed the same path . On June 1 , 2012 , Miller signed a 4 - year , $ 2 . 58 million contract , including a $ 480 , 000 signing bonus . Miller scored his first career touchdown , a 15 - yard run , in a Week 2 match - up against the Oakland Raiders on Sept . 16 , 2012 .
Zach Collaros Zach Collaros is an American quarterback for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . He graduated from Steubenville High School in 2007 , and played at the University of Cincinnati as a NCAA player . College career . 2008 season . Collaros was one of five quarterbacks to play for the Bearcats during the 2008 season . After Tony Pike was injured in the Akron game , Collaros took his first snap as college quarterback halfway through the fourth quarter . His passing record for the season was 1 completion on 4 attempts for a total of 2 yards . He also rushed 6 times for a total of 29 yards . 2009 season . When Pike was injured midway through the 2009 season , during a game against South Florida , Collaros again took over ; on his third snap , he ran for a key 75 - yard touchdown . He went on to start the next four games while Pike recovered from a broken arm . During week 10 , Collaros won Big East Offensive Player of the Week , after racking up a Big East record 555 yards of total offense ( 480 passing , 75 rushing ) and accounting for three touchdowns ( one passing , two rushing ) in a 48 – 45 win over Connecticut . In four starts , the second half of the USF game , and several " cameo appearances , " Collaros racked up relatively big numbers ( 1 , 434 yards and 10 TDs passing , 344 yards and 4 TDs rushing ) . 2010 season . Collaros was Cincinnati ' s starting quarterback for the 2010 season . He led the Big East in passing yards with 2 , 902 and touchdowns with 26 . He was selected as the 2010 First - Team All - Big East quarterback . 2011 season . Collaros was again named the starting quarterback for the 2011 season , his second full year as the starter . Professional career . 2012 season . Collaros worked out with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after the NFL Draft but did not make the team . He has signed a contract to play for the Toronto Argonauts .