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Charley Barrett Charley " Chuck " Barrett ( November 3 , 1893 – May 21 , 1924 ) was an American football player . He was the consensus All - American quarterback in 1914 and 1915 while playing for Cornell University and led Cornell to an undefeated season and national championship in 1915 . He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1958 . Early years . Barrett was born in Bellevue , Pennsylvania , and raised in Cleveland , Ohio . He attended the University School in Cleveland before enrolling at Cornell University . Cornell . At Cornell , Barrett was quarterback for the football team and a pitcher for the baseball team . He was Cornell ' s quarterback from 1913 to 1915 where he developed a reputation as " a real triple threat man " who kept opponents guessing , with his talents as a rusher , passer and kicker . He led Cornell to a record of 8 – 2 in 1914 and 9 – 0 in 1915 . The undefeated 1915 team was recognized as the national football champion and became known as " the ' Big Red ' machine . " In Barrett ' s final college football game , Cornell trailed the Penn by a score of 9 – 0 , but Barrett scored 24 points to lead the Big Red to a 24 – 9 victory . He scored on runs of 40 , 25 and three yards and drop - kicked a field goal and three extra points . Barrett was selected as the consensus first - team All - American quarterback in both 1914 and 1915 . He was also selected by his teammates as the captain of the 1915 football team . " The New York Times " called him " the greatest football player ever developed at Cornell . " Barrett had difficulties keeping up with his classwork as a mechanical engineering student and was placed on academic probation in February 1915 . The probation was removed in time for Barrett to play for the football team in the fall of 1915 . In February 1916 , Barrett was " busted out " of Cornell ' s College of Mechanical Engineering for failure to meet his scholastic requirements . Later years and death . Barrett served as an ensign in the United States Navy during World War I . In 1918 , he was injured in an explosion on the armored cruiser USS Brooklyn in Yokohama harbor and never fully recovered from the injuries . After returning to the United States , Barrett lived in Bellevue , Pennsylvania . In November 1919 , he married Edna Stevens in a private ceremony at the home of the bride ' s sister . Barrett and his wife had two daughters . Barrett later went into the real estate business in Los Angeles , California . He moved to Tucson , Arizona in 1923 , hoping to recover his health . He died in Tucson in May 1924 at age 30 . In 1925 , a bronze tablet was unveiled on the Cornell campus containing the following tribute to Barrett : " In memory of Charles Barrett , who died May 21 , 1924 , as a result of illness contracted in an explosion on the U . S . S . Brooklyn in Yokohama Harbor , Japan , during the World War . As a tribute to his splendid loyalty and leadership and as homage to a most worthy gridiron adversary , we respectfully dedicate this tablet to Cornell University . His teammates and friends , and the 1915 Pennsylvania football team . "
Naufahu Tahi Naufahu Anitoni Tahi ( born October 30 , 1981 ) is a retired American football fullback . He was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . He played college football at BYU . Tahi has also been a member of the Minnesota Vikings and the Jacksonville Jaguars . Early years . At Granger High School in West Valley City , Utah , Tahi was named the " USA Today " Player of the Year for Utah as a senior . Tahi rushed for a total of 5 , 700 yards and set a state record as the all - time leader in rushing yards and for rushing touchdown s . College career . Tahi attended Brigham Young University as a freshman in 1999 and led the team that year in rushing with 445 yards before taking a three year leave for a mission in Jacksonville , Florida as he is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints . Tahi returned to Brigham Young in 2003 and had a career - best 872 yards rushing from scrimmage as a senior and scored 8 touchdowns ( 6 rushing and 2 receiving ) . Professional career . Cincinnati Bengals . Tahi was an undrafted free agent out of college and signed with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2006 , but was released on final roster cuts and became a member of the team ' s practice squad . Minnesota Vikings . Tahi signed with the Minnesota Vikings on November 22 , 2006 to their active roster from Cincinnati ' s practice squad . Tahi saw his first significant playing time in 2008 . During that year , he was listed number one on the Vikings depth chart and played several games at fullback blocking for Adrian Peterson as well as playing on special teams . He also had 16 receptions for 37 yards , most of which came on one - yard dumpoffs in the flat , a favorite play of Brad Childress and the West Coast Offense playbook . Tahi signed a $ 1 . 4 million offer sheet March 19 with the Cincinnati Bengals , but the Vikings matched the offer and re - signed him on March 27 . Tahi caught his first touchdown pass of his career on January 3 , 2010 in a win against the New York Giants . He was re - signed to a one - year contract on April 13 . Jacksonville Jaguars . On May 6 , 2012 , Tahi signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars . On July 27 , Tahi left Jaguars training camp for personal reasons and was released later that day . Personal . Tahi was raised in a family that are natives of Tonga , but he was born in California before moving to Utah as a child . Tahi is cousins with former BYU and former NFL fullback Fui Vakapuna . After retiring from football in 2012 Tahi became the running backs coach for Granger High School in West Valley City , Utah .
Single set back Single set back ( also known as the " Lone Setback " or " Singleback " or " Ace " formation or " Oneback " or " Solo " ) is an offensive base formation in American Football which requires only one running back ( usually a halfback ) lined up about five yards behind the quarterback . There are many variation s on single back formations including two tight end s and two wide receiver s , one tight end / three wide receivers , etc . The running back can line up directly behind the quarterback or offset either the weak side ( away from the tight end ) or the strong side ( towards the tight end ) . Use in the NFL . Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs first began using the single - back as a base offense in order to move defenders off the line of scrimmage . He found that having an extra receiver on the line forced defenses to choose their poison by either defending the pass or the run because they were not able to focus on both at once using the amount of personnel that they had on the field . He also then began utilizing sets of two tight ends as blockers mainly to protect his quarterbacks from Lawrence Taylor . He believed having an extra blocker on the line would make it easier to keep Taylor out of his backfield . By using different formations and motion before the ball was snapped , he also found that he could confuse defenders on whether the play would be a pass or a run . This formation has gained popularity in the NFL as teams have started trading out a fullback , or blocking back , in favor of another wide receiver or tight end who is usually faster and better able to receive the ball , while still helping the run game with down - field blocks . The effectiveness of the formation is further increased if the team has athletic tight ends with good pass catching abilities , thereby increasing the versatility of the formation . It is , moreover , good for bootlegs and reverses . Many NFL teams will also run the same singleback formations out of the shotgun with the running back standing next to the quarterback . Single - back offenses have gained popularity due to zone blocking and advanced defenses . There are several combinations of single back formations that are used in Division 1 and NFL football . Speed offenses will use single back because the defense still has to respect the run out of these formations since you can line up many tight ends and still have a down field passing game . Single back offenses create match - up problems in the defense . Linebackers will often have to cover receivers in passing routes while defensive safeties are used more to come up and stop the run on the line of scrimmage . Teams that run a single - back offense typically rely on quick receivers that run great routes , balanced tight ends ( blocking / receiving ) , intelligent , shifty running backs , fast and intelligent offensive linemen , and a quarterback that can read defenses and make safe throws under pressure . Single - back offenses are more common in the NFL than in college or high school .
Don Graham ( American football ) Donald John Graham ( born January 31 , 1964 in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers , the Buffalo Bills , and the Washington Redskins . He played college football at Penn State University and was drafted in the fourth round of the 1987 NFL Draft .
Troy Drayton Troy Anthony Drayton ( born June 29 , 1970 in Steelton , Pennsylvania ) is a former professional American football tight end from 1993 to 2001 . He played in 9 seasons in the National Football League , mainly for the St . Louis Rams and the Miami Dolphins . He was All - America at Pennsylvania State University where he played from 1989 to 1992 . He currently resides in Coral Springs , Florida .
Calvin Jackson ( American football ) Calvin Jackson ( born October 28 , 1972 in Miami , Florida ) is a former American football defensive back in the National Football League . He was signed by the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent in 1994 . He played college football at Auburn .
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Most consecutive games with a touchdown pass ( NFL ) Johnny Unitas played 47 consecutive games in which he threw at least one touchdown pass . His record has not been seriously challenged since the streak ended December 11 , 1960 . Drew Brees and Tom Brady have the longest active streaks in games with at least one touchdown pass in consecutive games . Aaron Rodgers has the longest active streak in games with at least two touchdown passes in consecutive games . Following is the list of players to achieve the longest consecutive streaks of throwing touchdown passes in consecutive games . " Updated through the 2011 season in progress " Regular season . All - time consecutive games with at least one touchdown pass . " Bold denotes an active streak " All - time consecutive uninterrupted games with at least one touchdown pass . " Bold denotes an active streak " Note : Unitas ' official streak was interrupted by an injury after 21 consecutive games with a touchdown pass , Brees ' official streak was interrupted by not playing week 17 of the 2009 regular season after 11 consecutive games with a touchdown pass , and Marino ' s official streak was interrupted by the 1987 NFL players ' strike after 25 consecutive games with a touchdown pass . All - time consecutive games with at least two touchdown passes . " Bold denotes an active streak " All - time consecutive games with at least three touchdown passes . " Bold denotes an active streak " All - time consecutive games with at least four touchdown passes . " Bold denotes an active streak " All - time consecutive games with at least five touchdown passes . " Bold denotes an active streak " Post season . All - time consecutive playoff games with at least one touchdown pass . " Bold denotes an active streak "
2009 Southeastern Conference football season The 2009 Southeastern Conference football season started on Thursday , September 3 as conference member South Carolina visited North Carolina State . The conference ’ s other 11 teams began their respective 2009 season of NCAA Division I FBS ( Football Bowl Subdivision ) competition on Saturday , September 5 . All teams started their season at home except Kentucky , who started their season on neutral turf at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati , Ohio against Miami ( OH ) , Georgia , who traveled to Oklahoma State , and Alabama , who traveled to the Georgia Dome to face Virginia Tech in the Chick - fil - A College Kickoff for the second straight year . Bowl games . The SEC was the second conference to send 10 teams to bowl games in a given year . The ACC was the first to do so in 2008 . Previous season . During the 2008 NCAA Division I FBS football season , Florida and Alabama won their respective divisions and met in the 2008 SEC Championship Game which Florida won 31 – 20 . Florida went on to win the 2009 BCS National Championship while SEC Runner - Up Alabama lost in the Sugar Bowl . Georgia was the heavy favorite to win the SEC in the pre - season , but did not live up to the hype . The Bulldogs , however , did finish strong winning the Capital One Bowl . Other bowl winners include Chick - fil - A Bowl champion LSU , Cotton Bowl Classic champion Ole Miss , Liberty Bowl champion Kentucky , Music City Bowl champion Vanderbilt Preseason . Tennessee head coach Lane Kiffin begins his first season in Knoxville . Kiffin is a former head coach of the Oakland Raiders and assistant coach at USC . Gene Chizik also begins his first season as head coach at Auburn . In a given year , each SEC team will play its five other division foes plus three opposing division opponents . Each team has a set opposing division opponent . The other teams from the division are on a rotation , playing a home / away series every five seasons . The Southeastern Conference announced on July 22 that the SEC media had elected Florida and Alabama as the preseason favorites for their divisions for the 2009 football season . It chose Florida quarterback Tim Tebow as the Preseason Offensive Player of the Year and Tennessee cornerback Eric Berry as the Preseason Defensive Player of the Year . In the preseason Coaches ' Poll released on August 7 , the SEC was one of only three conferences with multiple teams ranked in the top ten . Florida was elected pre - season # 1 while Alabama , LSU , Ole Miss , and Georgia also were in the top 25 .
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Scout . com Scout . com is an integrated sports publishing company that produces both an Internet product and a print product . Scout has more than 2 . 1 million visitors . Every day , it has 1 , 100 pieces of new content . Internet publishing . The Internet publishing division consists of a network of over 200 web site s that publish inside and exclusive content focusing on high school , college , and professional team sports . The network is managed with Scout ’ s proprietary Camelot publishing technology that allows publishers to rapidly write , cross - reference , distribute and syndicate stories and information about sports from anywhere in the world . In 2007 , several top publishers including the Ohio State , Florida , Oklahoma , and USC markets filed a class action lawsuit against the network , ultimately affiliating with ESPN . com . Scout Publishing . Scout Publishing is the company ’ s print publishing division . It produces 33 college and professional team - focused magazines in the country . Scout Publishing magazines utilize the content and audience of Scout . com to develop , promote and market its monthly magazines .
Chuck Sample Chuck Sample was a player in the National Football League for the Green Bay Packers in 1942 and 1945 as a fullback . He played at the collegiate level at the University of Toledo . Biography . Sample was born Charles Sample on January 5 , 1920 in Green Bay , Wisconsin .
Felipe Claybrooks Felipe Claybrooks ( born January 22 , 1978 in Decatur , Georgia ) is a former defensive end in the National Football League and NFL Europa . He played for the Cleveland Browns and the Cologne Centurions . He was a standout athlete at Decatur High School , and went on to attend Georgia Tech for college .
1949 Rose Bowl The 1949 Rose Bowl was a college football bowl game . It was the 35th Rose Bowl Game , and the third since the Big Nine Conference and Pacific Coast Conference ( PCC ) agreed to an exclusive agreement to match their conference champions . The Northwestern Wildcats defeated the 20 - 14 . Northwestern halfback Frank Aschenbrenner was named the Rose Bowl Player Of The Game when the award was created in 1953 and selections were made retroactively . The Wildcats were underdogs going into the game but pulled off an upset . Until the 2013 Gator Bowl , this was the only bowl game win in the history of Northwestern Wildcats football program . Teams . Northwestern Wildcats . Northwestern had finished 8 - 2 in the Big 9 conference , losing only to perennial powerhouses Michigan ( 0 – 28 ) and Notre Dame ( 7 – 12 ) . Northwestern blanked 19 – 0 , 21 – 0 , and 48 – 0 . Northwestern rallied from three turnovers and a 16 point deficit to defeat Minnesota 19 – 16 as well as defeating Ohio State 21 – 7 , Wisconsin 16 – 7 , and 20 – 7 . Big 9 conference " no repeat " rule prevented two - time champion Michigan from making a second consecutive trip to the Rose Bowl , so second - place Northwestern received the invitation to the game . California Golden Bears . California had a perfect record going into the game and had averaged 28 points per game over the course of the season . Although neither team had faced each other before , Coach Waldorf had previously been the Wildcats coach from 1935 to 1946 before leaving for the Golden Bears . Northwestern head coach Bob Voigts was only 33 years old and had been named an All - American in 1938 playing for Waldorf . Game summary . Frank Aschenbrenner ran 73 yards , the longest touchdown return in Rose Bowl history . In the second quarter , the Wildcats were awarded a touchdown in a controversial call when Art Murakowski fumbled the ball entering the endzone , but miss the point - after . Although Jensen is injured early in the third quarter , Cal mounted a 56 - yard drive for a touchdown and point - after giving them a one - point lead . In the fourth quarter , with less than 3 minutes and 88 yards to go , the Wildcats launched a historic drive : Aschenbrenner made the only complete pass of the game to Stonesifer for 18 yards , followed by a 14 - yard run by Perricone , a 5 - yard penalty against Cal , and then a Statue of Liberty play and 45 - yard run by Ed Tunnicliff for a touchdown . The Bears attempted a passing drive in the last minute , but PeeWee Day intercepted a pass to end Cal ' s hopes of a title . Both Aschenbrenner ' s and Jensen ' s runs were from scrimmage , not returns . Final touchdown was not a " statue of liberty " play but involved a direct snap from center to a running back ( Tunnicliff ) from a T - formation set .
Mel Taube Melvin Henry " Mel " Taube was an American football , basketball , and baseball player and coach . He served as the head football coach at Massachusetts State College , now the University of Massachusetts Amherst , from 1931 to 1935 and at Carleton College from 1960 to 1969 , compiling a career college football record of 62 – 58 – 5 . Taube was also the head basketball coach at Massachusetts State ( 1933 – 1936 ) , Purdue University ( 1945 – 1950 ) , and Carleton ( 1950 – 1960 ) , amassing a career college basketball mark of 201 – 142 . In addition , he was the head baseball coach at Massachusetts State ( 1932 – 1935 ) , Purdue ( 1947 – 1950 ) and Carleton ( 1967 and 1969 ) , tallying a career college baseball record of 93 – 74 – 3 . A three - sport letterman , Taube played football , basketball , and baseball at Purdue .
Lynwood Alford Lynwood A . Alford ( born August 22 , 1963 ) is a former professional American football linebacker in the National Football League . Alford grew up in Beaver Falls , Pennsylvania . His father , Lynwood Alford , Sr . ( born January 1944 in Beaver Falls ) , was a close childhood friend of Beaver Falls native Joe Namath . Alford attended Aliquippa High School where he was a standout in football . After graduating from high school in 1981 , he attended Coffeyville ( Kansas ) Junior College . In December 1982 , he was offered a scholarship to play football at Syracuse University . He played for Syracuse from 1983 to 1985 . He subsequently played with the New York Jets in 1987 . After appearing in his first game in the NFL , Alford told " The New York Times " : " It was a dream come true . It was something that I ' ll never forget , something that I ' ll tell my grandchildren . I don ' t care if I was just on the kickoff return unit . I was in the game . "
Marvin Philip Marvin Philip ( born February 3 , 1982 in Redwood City , California ) is an American football guard who is currently a free agent . He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the sixth round of the 2006 NFL Draft . He played college football at California . Philip has also been a member of the Cleveland Browns , Baltimore Ravens , New Orleans Saints , Buffalo Bills and Omaha Nighthawks . Early years . He played football at San Mateo High School in San Mateo , California , and Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills , California . College career . Philip played college football at the University of California , Berkeley , interrupting school for two years to serve on a mission in the Dakotas for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints . He was an All - American in 2004 and 2005 . He was also named the team ' s offensive MVP in his senior year . Professional career . Philip was signed by Omaha Nighthawks of the United Football League on August 21 , 2010 . Personal life . Philip appeared as an entrepreneur on the October 5 , 2012 , episode of the ABC television show " Shark Tank " . He was seeking investors for his product , a specialized laundry hamper called Lifter Hamper . All of the " sharks " declined to invest .
1967 Kansas City Chiefs season The 1967 Kansas City Chiefs season ended with a 9 – 5 record and no playoff berth despite their AFL championship win and appearance in the inaugural AFL - NFL championship game the previous year . The club ’ s special teams got a boost with the addition of kicker Jan Stenerud from Montana State , kick returner Noland “ Super Gnat ” Smith from Tennessee State . Interest in the team skyrocketed , forcing an increase in seating capacity at Municipal Stadium from 40 , 000 to 47 , 000 . In June , Jackson County voters approved a $ 43 million bond issue for construction of a sports complex to be completed by 1972 . The Chiefs ' first non - playoff game against an NFL team resulted in a commanding 66 – 24 Chiefs preseason victory against the Chicago Bears at Municipal Stadium on August 23 . Injuries again hit the club hard during the regular season as the Chiefs clawed their way to a 9 – 5 record .