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Steve Hoffman ( American football ) Steve Hoffman ( born September 8 , 1958 in Camden , New Jersey ) is an American football special teams coach currently serving as assistant special teams coach for the Tennessee Titans of the National Football League . He has more than two decades of NFL coaching experience . Playing career . Hoffman attended Dickinson College , where he played quarterback , running back , wide receiver , placekicker and punter for the football team and was also a member of the Raven ' s Claw Secret Society . He went on to punt for the Washington Federals of the United States Football League in 1983 , while also attending training camp with the Washington Redskins , the Seattle Seahawks and the New Orleans Saints . Coaching career . Miami Hurricanes . From 1985 to 1987 , Hoffman coached kickers and punters at the University of Miami . He tutored future NFL punter Jeff Feagles during his tenure at Miami . Dallas Cowboys . In 1988 , Hoffman became special teams coach of the Dallas Cowboys . He also held the roles of offensive and defensive quality control from 1989 through the end of his tenure in 2004 . Hoffman won three Super Bowl titles with the Cowboys , during which seasons his kickers converted a collective 82 . 3 percent of their field goal attempts . During his time with the franchise , the team ' s kickers established 15 separate club records , including every single - season record in team history . Atlanta Falcons . Hoffman took a year off from coaching in 2005 , although he did consulting work for various NFL teams while also working with his own kicking and punting tutorial business . In 2006 , Hoffman served as assistant special teams coach under special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis and head coach Jim Mora . Miami Dolphins . In 2007 , Hoffman was hired as assistant special teams coach for the Miami Dolphins . He worked under first - year head coach Cam Cameron and special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong in his first season with the team , and was one of only two coaches initially retained after Cameron ' s firing in the 2008 offseason . During Hoffman ' s first season with the team , kicker Jay Feely set the single - season franchise record for field goal percentage at 91 . 3 . Kansas City Chiefs . Hoffman accepted the position of Special Teams Coach with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2009 . He hit the ground running by encouraging the team to take rookie kicker Ryan Succop ( also known as " Mr . Irrelevant " ) as the final pick of the 2009 draft after identifying in Succop a raw talent which some might have otherwise overlooked . Oakland Raiders . In February 2012 , Hoffman was named Special Teams Coach of the Raiders by new Head Coach Dennis Allen . Tennessee Titans . On February 18th , 2013 , Hoffman was named Assistant Special Teams Coach of the Titans .
Green Line Rivalry Football . " The Green Line Rivalry " originally referred to the football rivalry between the schools , a series begun in 1893 and played annually from 1928 - 1942 and 1954 - 1962 . With BC leading the series 27 - 4 - 1 , BU discontinued the rivalry after the 1962 season . BU eventually terminated its football program in 1997 . Game results . " Boston College victories are shaded ██ gold . Boston University victories are shaded ██ scarlet . Ties are shaded white . Other sports . The Green Line Rivalry has also come to refer to the rivalry between BC and BU in other sports . In soccer , the two schools regularly open the season against each other with the expectation of large freshman - filled crowds .
Will McClay Will McClay ( born 13 October 1966 ) is an Arena Football League coach for the Dallas Desperados . He has a career record of 55 - 26 - 1 , including a 1 - 3 mark in the postseason , in which were all home games . Early Life . Will McClay was born on Oct 13th , 1966 in Memphis Tennessee but he grew up outside of Houston , TX . He attended Missouri City Jr . High and Marian Christian High school . He went on to play football at Rice University where he earned a bachelors degree in political science . Playing Career . His football career took off as a player a Rice University , where he started all four years of his collegiate career ( 1985 - 1988 ) as a defensive back . In 1988 he was picked up by the Arena League football Detroit Drive , where he played as a wide receiver and defensive back for four seasons ( 1989 - 1992 ) . His most impressive year was his last , in 1992 when he racked up 34 tackles and one interception . By the end of his playing career he had helped the Drive win three arena league football titles in four appearances Coaching & Front Office Career . After his career as a player , he got an opportunity to serve as the Drive ' s secondary and special teams coach ( 1993 ) . He took two separate stints as a defensive coordinator for the Milwaukee Mustangs and the Florida Bobcats in 1995 and 1996 respectively . He moved into the management side of football in 1997 where he serves as both the defensive coordinator and the director of player personnel for the Anaheim Piranhas . He took the job as an assistant head coach and director of player personnel of the Grand Rapids Rampage in 1998 and 1999 . McClay moved onto the XFL , where he became the director of player personnel , consultant , and scout for the Orlando Rage . He finally made the jump into the NFL as the assistant director of Pro Scouting for the Jacksonville Jaguars ( 2001 ) where his main job was to scout teams that Jacksonville did not play that year in attempt to advance scouting information . He then moved onto to the Dallas Cowboys player personnel department only to finally come full circle as the defensive coordinator for the Arena League Dallas Desperados . In 2002 he served as the inaugural defensive coordinator and thats where he would stay until the beginning of the 2004 season when he was thrust into the role as head coach just days before the season . He would remain head coach for the next five seasons where he accumulated an overall record of 55 - 28 - 1 and a 1 - 3 postseason record . McClay currently works as the Dallas Cowboy ' s as a pro scouting coordinator . Accolades . In 2006 McClay earned the honor and was chosen by the other 18 coaches in the AFL as Coach of the Year . References . Rice Owls Magazine Dallas Desperados Article
List of Michigan State Spartans bowl games The Michigan State Spartans college football team competes as part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision ( FBS ) , representing Michigan State University in the Big Ten Conference ( Big 10 ) . Since the establishment of the team in 1896 , Michigan State has appeared in 23 bowl game s . Included in these games are four appearances in the Rose Bowl Game . Through the history of the program , eight separate coaches have led the Spartans to bowl games with George Perles having the most appearances with seven . The Spartans currently have a bowl record of 9 - 14 .
List of Mississippi State Bulldogs head football coaches The Mississippi State Bulldogs college football team represents Mississippi State University in the West Division of the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) . The Bulldogs compete as part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision . The program has had 32 head coaches since it began play during the 1895 season . Since December 2008 , Dan Mullen has served as the Bulldogs ' head coach . The team has played more than 1 , 050 games over 111 seasons . In that time , eight coaches have led the Bulldogs in postseason bowl game s : Ralph Sasse , Allyn McKeen , Paul E . Davis , Bob Tyler , Emory Bellard , Jackie Sherrill , Sylvester Croom and Dan Mullen . McKeen led the Bulldogs to their lone conference championship as a member of the SEC in 1941 . Sherrill is the leader in seasons coached and games won , with 75 victories during his 13 years with the program . McKeen has the highest winning percentage of those who have coached more than one game , with . 764 . W . M . Matthews and J . B . Hildebrand have the lowest winning percentage of those who have coached more than one game , with . 000 . Of the 32 different head coaches who have led the Bulldogs , Bernie Bierman , McKeen and Darrell Royal have been inducted as head coaches into the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend , Indiana . References . General Specific
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2012 Missouri Tigers football team The 2012 Missouri Tigers football team , their 123rd season , represented the University of Missouri in College football during the 2012 season . The team was coached for the 12th season by Gary Pinkel , and played their home games at Faurot Field in Columbia , Missouri , US for the 87th consecutive season . In their first season as a member of the Eastern Division of the Southeastern Conference , Missouri finished fifth with a record of 2 – 6 in the conference , and 5 – 7 overall . As a result , the Tigers failed to qualify for a bowl game for the first time since the 2004 season . Recruits . Key losses : All nineteen recruits signed their National Letter of Intent during the National Signing Period The recruits signed by February 1 . Almost one - third ( six ) of the nineteen recruits are from Missouri with three of them from St . Louis and one from Kansas City . Another six were from Texas . Markus Golden , an offensive linebacker from Visalia , Texas , is the only junior college transfer . Darius White ( the 20th ) , a wide receiver from Fort Worth , Texas is a transfer from the University of Texas who has already enrolled in the off - season but has to sit out the 2012 season per NCAA transfer rules and will then have two years of eligibility starting in 2013 . Coaching staff . Source : " 2012 Mizzou Football Roster " David Yost resigned on December 3 , suggestingly for personal reasons .
2013 CIFL season The 2013 Continental Indoor Football League season will be the Continental Indoor Football League ' s eighth overall season . The regular season will start on Friday February 8 , with the Marion Blue Racers visiting the Saginaw Sting at the Dow Event Center , and will end with the 2013 CIFL Championship Game , the league ' s championship game being held on , or around , May 18 . The league approved the expansion of the playoff format from four teams to six teams ( with the top two teams receiving byes ) . Schedule . For the 2013 season there will be a 10 - game , 12 - week regular season running from February to April . Each team will host 5 games , and have five away games . For the first time in league history , there will be Monday night games . Regular season standings . y - clinched regular - season title x - clinched playoff spot
Tom Jurich Tom Jurich ( born July 26 , 1956 ) is the Director of Athletics for the University of Louisville . He was hired on October 21 , 1997 after holding the same positions at Colorado State University and Northern Arizona University . On March 9 , 1999 , he signed a contract to stay the Director of Athletics until 2012 , an unprecedented offer . In 2007 , Jurich was selected Street & Smith ' s SportsBusiness Journal / SportsBusiness Daily national athletic director of the year . Tom Jurich was born in Alhambra , California and played kicker at Arcadia High School , at Northern Arizona University , and in one game for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League , after being drafted in the 10th round of the 1978 NFL Draft . Jurich had spent four years at Colorado State University , starting in early 1994 , as athletics director . Previously , he had been the athletics director for Northern Arizona from 1988 to 1994 . On October 10 , 1997 , he announced that he withdrew from consideration for the University of Louisville job , saying his wife had lived her life in nearby Wyoming , and that he liked living in Fort Collins , Colorado . Prior to Jurich , Bill Olsen was the athletics director of U of L . The initial deal from U of L was five years . One of his first actions was to replace Ron Cooper with John L . Smith as football coach , in an attempt to boost fan support before the move to the new Papa John ' s Cardinal Stadium . One of his greatest accomplishments was bringing Rick Pitino , who had brought the rival University of Kentucky ' s basketball team to one NCAA championship and three Final Fours , to the University of Louisville on March 21 , 2001 . Pitino was going to take the basketball coaching job at University of Michigan , but told the media , " I can ' t get on the phone and tell Tom no . I can ' t tell him this . " Pitino replaced Denny Crum , who had brought two NCAA titles to Louisville in the 1980s . He and his wife , Terrilynn , have four children .
Commonwealth Cup The Commonwealth Cup is an American college football rivalry game played between the Virginia Cavaliers football team of the University of Virginia and the Virginia Tech Hokies football team of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University . Typically , this series is played on a Saturday close to Thanksgiving . The trophy is an important component of the greater Virginia - Virginia Tech rivalry . Though the two schools first met in 1895 and have played annually since 1970 , the Cup is a relatively new tradition , beginning in 1996 . Currently , Virginia Tech holds the cup , having won the 2012 matchup by the score of 17 - 14 . The Hokies have won nine consecutive games in the series . The Commonwealth Cup trophy itself is four feet high and contains the scores of all of the games in the Virginia - Virginia Tech series . Since the 1964 matchup , the game has always been played at either Lane Stadium or Scott Stadium on the campuses of the two universities . But the series has at times been played in Richmond ( 1903 , 1904 , and 1957 ) ; Norfolk ( 1940 , 1941 , and 1942 ) ; and Roanoke ( in 17 of the 19 years between 1945 and 1963 ) . Virginia Tech leads the all - time series between the schools 52 - 37 - 5 , and the Cup series 14 - 3 . At 94 games it is the longest series for the Hokies and the second - longest for the Cavaliers , after the 116 - game series between Virginia and North Carolina known as the South ' s Oldest Rivalry . Trophy . The trophy awarded to the winner of the Commonwealth Cup game is also referred to as the Commonwealth Cup , and was created in 1996 . Constructed of marble and cherry wood , the Cup stands four feet tall and is capped by a silver - plated cup . The cup is engraved with the names of the two schools and is mounted atop a trapezoidal base that makes up most of the trophy ' s length . The results of every Virginia - Virginia Tech football game are engraved on the sides of the base , and the front of the base features a stylized map of Virginia with Blacksburg and Charlottesville represented by stars on the map . Game results . " Virginia victories shaded in ██ navy blue . Virginia Tech victories are shaded ██ maroon . Ties are shaded ██ gray . "
Dave Osborn Dave Osborn ( born March 18 , 1943 in Everett , Washington ) is a former professional American football player who played running back for twelve seasons for the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers . Drafted by the Viking in 1965 . First contract was worth $ 9 , 000 . 00
1981 New Orleans Saints season The 1981 New Orleans Saints season was the Saints 15th season . The Saints had the first pick overall in the 1981 NFL Draft . With the first pick overall , the Saints drafted Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers from the University of South Carolina . Offseason . NFL Draft . The Saints rebuilt by drafting Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers from the South Carolina Gamecocks . Longtime Saint Rickey Jackson was selected by the Saints in the 1981 NFL Draft .
Hunter Enis George Hunter Enis ( born December 10 , 1936 in Fort Worth , Texas ) is a former American collegiate and Professional Football quarterback who played for three seasons in the American Football League . He played for the Dallas Texans in 1960 , the San Diego Chargers in 1961 , and the Oakland Raiders and the Denver Broncos in 1962 . He played college football at Texas Christian University , and currently serves on their Board of Trustees . External links . Pro Football Reference
1979 Houston Oilers season The 1979 season was the Houston Oilers 20th season and their 10th in the NFL . The franchise scored 362 points while the defense gave up 331 points . Their record of 11 wins and 5 losses resulted in a second place finish in the AFC Central Division . The Oilers appeared once on Monday Night Football and returned to the AFC Championship Game for the second consecutive year . Earl Campbell would lead the NFL in rushing for the second consecutive year and set a franchise record for most touchdowns in a season with 19 . Postseason . AFC Wild Card . The Oilers managed to shut down the Broncos offense for most of the game en route to a 13 – 7 win . AFC Divisional Playoff . The Oilers offense , playing without starting quarterback Dan Pastorini , receiver Ken Burrough , and running back Earl Campbell , could only generate 259 yard compared to San Diego ' s 385 . But they still won the game , largely due to the effort of rookie safety Vernon Perry , who set a playoff record with 4 interceptions as the Oilers defeated the Chargers , 17 – 14 . In his first career playoff game , Chargers future Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts threw for 333 yards , but was intercepted 5 times . AFC Championship Game . The Steelers held the Oilers to only 24 rushing yards , but was also aided by a controversial non - touchdown call to come away with a 27 – 13 win .
1979 Edmonton Eskimos season The 1979 Edmonton Eskimos finished in 1st place in the Western Conference with a 12 – 2 – 2 record and repeated as Grey Cup champions after winning the 67th Grey Cup . Regular season . Season schedule . Total attendance : 340 , 327 < br > Average attendance : 42 , 541 ( 99 . 4 % )
1990 Toronto Argonauts season The 1990 Toronto Argonauts finished in second place in the East Division with a 10 – 8 – 0 record . They appeared in the Eastern Final . After being the CFL ' s passing leader ( 331 - for - 597 for 4 , 509 yards ) in 1989 he was in another blockbuster six for one player trade that sent him to the Toronto Argonauts . During Dunigan ' s first season with the Argonauts , he helped guide the second most prolific scoring offense in the history of the Canadian Football League to 689 points or 38 . 3 points per contest .
2005 Ottawa Renegades season The 2005 Ottawa Renegades season was the 4th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and overall . The Renegades finished the season with a 7 - 11 record and failed to make the playoffs . Playoffs . The Saskatchewan Roughriders ( the 4th place team in the West division ) had more points than The Ottawa Renegades ( who finished 3rd in the East division ) , and under the CFL ' s " crossover " rule , The Ottawa Renegades would not qualify for the 2005 CFL playoffs .
Aaron Martin ( American football ) Aaron Beamon Martin ( born February 10 , 1941 in New Bern , North Carolina ) is a former American football cornerback in the National Football League for the Los Angeles Rams , the Philadelphia Eagles , and the Washington Redskins . He played college football at North Carolina Central University .
Alex Hawkins Clifton Alexander " Alex " Hawkins ( born July 2 , 1937 ) is a retired American football player who played running back for the Baltimore Colts and Atlanta Falcons . He excelled as a special teams player . He was a co - captain with the Colts . Hawkins acquired the nickname " Captain Who " prior to a Baltimore Colts / Chicago Bears game , when the team captains were being introduced to each other before the game . Bears ' Hall of Fame linebacker Dick Butkus responded to the official ' s reference to " Captain Hawkins " by blurting out " Captain Who ? " In the 1970s , Hawkins worked as a color commentator for Falcons radio , and for TVS ' Thursday night WFL telecasts and CBS ' NFL telecasts . In 1977 , the between the Minnesota Vikings and the Dallas Cowboys was televised by CBS and covered by play - by - play announcer Vin Scully with Hawkins as color commentator . At one point Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach was shown jogging off the field , and Hawkins commented to Scully , " You know , Vin , that Roger Staubach runs like a sissy . " To which Scully responded after a period of stunned silence , " You know , Hawk , they tell me you didn ' t always wear your helmet when you played ! " The next day CBS fired Hawkins .
List of Maryland Terrapins in professional football This is a list of former Maryland Terrapins college football players who continued their playing careers in a professional American football league . National Football League . Key . < br > < br > < br > Undrafted Maryland Terrapins in the NFL . The following individuals participated in the National Football League , but were never selected in an NFL Draft . Canadian Football League . The following former Terrapins played in the Canadian Football League ( CFL ) : Maryland Terrapins as professional coaches . Head coaches . The following former Maryland players served as head coaches in the NFL . The following former Maryland players served as head coaches in another professional league . Assistant coaches . The following former Maryland players served as assistant coaches in the NFL . Individuals who also served as head coaches are not included . The following former Maryland players served as assistant coaches in another professional league .
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George Iloka George Iloka ( born March 31 , 1990 ) is an American football safety for the Cincinnati Bengals . He played college football at Boise State . He was considered one of the best safety prospects for the 2012 NFL Draft . He was the 32nd pick in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL Draft . High School Career . George Iloka attended Kempner High School in Sugar Land , Texas . College Career . IIoka attended Boise State University from 2008 to 2011 . He was a three year starter and finished his career with 231 tackles , seven interceptions and a sack . He was an All - WAC selection in 2010 and all MWC 2011 . Professional career . Cincinnati Bengals . Iloka was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals , 167 overall pick in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL Draft .
Lynn Sweet ( American football ) Lynn D . ( Pop ) Sweet was a professional American football player who played with the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1902 version of the National Football League and for the 1903 US Football Champions , the Franklin Athletic Club . Sweet also won , with Franklin , the 1903 World Series of Football , held that December at Madison Square Garden . Prior to his professional career , he played at the college level . For 3 seasons he played for the Bucknell Bison and then spent his last season of college football with the Penn State Nittany Lions .
Thunder Collins Thunder Collins ( born September 17 , 1979 ) is a former running back for the Nebraska Cornhuskers from 2000 to 2002 . He played one game for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in 2003 . In August , 2009 , Collins was convicted of 1st - degree murder . Later , Collins was found guilty of attempted 2nd - degree murder . Although Collins maintains his innocence , he has been sentenced to life in prison . His attorney ' s motion for a re - trial was denied .