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2010 International Bowl The 2010 International Bowl was the fourth and final edition of the college football bowl game , and was played at Rogers Centre in Toronto , Ontario , Canada . The game started at 12 : 00 PM US EST on Saturday , January 2 , 2010 . The game was telecast on ESPN2 and the South Florida Bulls defeated the Northern Illinois Huskies 27 – 3 . Both teams played in their first International Bowl . South Florida played in their fifth consecutive bowl game . They were previously 2 - 2 in bowl games and were coming off a 41 – 14 victory over Memphis in the 2008 St . Petersburg Bowl . Northern Illinois made its fourth bowl appearance in six years . The Huskies were defeated 17 – 10 by Louisiana Tech in the previous years ' Independence Bowl . The game was the third meeting between the two schools . In 2001 , South Florida ' s first game as a NCAA Division I - A team was at Northern Illinois ; NIU won 20 – 17 on a last - second field goal . One year later , South Florida defeated the Huskies 37 – 6 in Tampa . Game summary . Mike Ford ran for a career - high 207 yards and scored one touchdown , B . J . Daniels threw two scoring passes to A . J . Love , and South Florida beat Northern Illinois 27 – 3 in the International Bowl . Carlton Mitchell caught six passes for 94 yards for the Bulls , who won back - to - back bowls for the first time . South Florida scored 24 unanswered points in the second half after the teams traded field goal s in a dreary first half . It ' s the third straight year a Big East running back has topped 200 yards in the International Bowl . Ray Rice of Rutgers turned pro after rushing for a game - record 280 yards and four touchdowns in 2007 , while Connecticut ' s Donald Brown ran for 261 yards in last year ' s game . Northern Illinois running back Chad Spann carried 20 times for 93 yards , giving him 1 , 038 for the season . However the USF defense came up big all day giving up only 238 yards of offense for the game .
1979 Oakland Raiders season The 1979 Oakland Raiders season was their 10th in the league , and 20th overall . They matched their previous season ' s output of 9 – 7 . Season . Oakland started off 1 – 3 , rallied to be 6 – 4 , then following an upset lost to the Kansas City chiefs and were at 6 – 6 . Oakland went on a 3 game winning streak featuring a defensive struggle in Denver 14 - 10 , a comeback win in New Orleans after trailing 35 – 14 in the 3rd quarter , & and a 19 – 14 win over the Browns . The Raiders were 9 – 6 , and needed a win at home in the season final to have a shot at a wildcard playoff spot . Jim Zorn ' s 314 yards and 2 TD passes eliminated the Raiders , 29 – 24 .
2002 Kansas State Wildcats football team The 2002 Kansas State Wildcats football team represented Kansas State University in the 2002 NCAA Division I - A football season . The team ' s head coach was Bill Snyder . The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium . 2002 saw the Wildcats finish with a record of 11 – 2 , and a 6 – 2 record in Big 12 Conference play . The season culminated with a with over Arizona State in the 2002 Holiday Bowl . Prior to the 2002 season , the artificial turf was updated to a more cushioned FieldTurf surface at a cost of $ 800 , 000 . The Wildcats finished the 2002 season leading NCAA Division IA in scoring defense ( 11 . 8 points per game ) and also tied a school record by posting three shut outs . The team shut out Louisiana - Monroe , Kansas , and Missouri . The Wildcats also recorded a shut out on the road for the first time since the 1973 season . They recorded two shut outs on the road , beating Kansas and Missouri . The Wildcats scored 582 points in the season , good for second most all - time at Kansas State . Schedule . ! colspan = 8 | Non - conference schedule ! colspan = 8 | Conference schedule ! colspan = 8 | Bowl game
Benjamin Guidugli Benjamin " Ben " Guidugli ( born October 22 , 1987 in Fort Thomas , Kentucky ) is an American football tight end who is currently a member of the St . Louis Rams . He was signed by the St . Louis Rams as an undrafted free agent in 2011 . He played college football for the University of Cincinnati .
Lamar King Lamar King ( born August 10 , 1975 ) is a former American football NFL defensive end . He was drafted in the first round with one of two 1st round selections the Seahawks had . He was the first draft pick under newly hired head coach and general manager Mike Holmgren . He played with the Seahawks for the first 5 seasons of his NFL career . He did not start a game his rookie season and was only active for 14 games . After his rookie season he started the next 34 games he was active for . He started 3 games in 2003 while only active for 9 . After the 2003 season he was signed as a free agent by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and spent the season on IR . He has been out of football since 2004 .
Darryl Williams ( American football ) Darryl Edwin Williams ( born January 8 , 1970 ) is a former American college and professional football player who was a safety in the National Football League ( NFL ) for ten seasons during the 1990s and early 2000s . He played college football for the University of Miami , was recognized as an All - American , and was a member of two national championship teams . He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft , and played professionally for the Bengals and the Seattle Seahawks . Early years . Williams was born in Miami , Florida . He attended American High School in Miami - Dade County , Florida , and played for the American Patriots high school football team . College career . Williams received an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Miami in Coral Gables , Florida , where he played for coach Jimmy Johnson and coach Dennis Erickson ' s Miami Hurricanes football teams from 1988 to 1991 . He was a member of the Hurricanes ' national championship teams in 1989 and 1991 , and was recognized as a consensus first - team All - American in 1991 . Professional career . First stint with Bengals . The Cincinnati Bengals selected Williams in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft , with the 28th pick overall , and he played for the Bengals from to . During his first four seasons with the team he started 60 of 64 games in which he played , recording 402 tackles , nine interception s , and 6 . 5 quarterback sack s . Seattle Seahawks . Williams joined the Seattle Seahawks in . In his second year with the team he made the Pro Bowl after recording 96 tackles and eight interceptions . Overall he played four years for the Seahawks from 1996 to 1999 starting 60 of 61 games , recording 348 tackles and 20 interceptions . He was released by the Seahawks after the 1999 season . Second stint with Bengals . Williams re - signed with the Bengals before the 2000 season . He spent the next two years with the Bengals starting 17 of 31 games , recording 126 tackles , two interceptions , and 3 . 5 sacks . After the 2001 season Williams retired after 10 years in the NFL . He finished his career starting 137 of 156 games , and recorded 876 tackles , 31 interceptions , and 9 . 5 sacks .
Dwayne Taylor Dwayne Taylor ( born November 6 , 1979 in Oakland , California ) is a Canadian football linebacker who is currently a free agent . He was signed by the Saskatchewan Roughriders as an undrafted free agent in 2003 . He played college football at New Mexico State . Taylor has also played for the Ottawa Renegades and Montreal Alouettes .
Shawn Lee ( American football ) Shawn Swaboda Lee ( October 24 , 1966 – February 26 , 2011 ) was an American football defensive tackle who played eleven seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ( 1988 – 89 ) , the Miami Dolphins ( 1990 – 91 ) , the San Diego Chargers ( 1992 – 97 ) , and the Chicago Bears ( 1998 ) in the National Football League . He started in Super Bowl XXIX for the Chargers . Lee and Reuben Davis were nicknamed " The Two Tons of Fun " . Shawn Lee was educated at the University of North Alabama as a communications Major . He was a co - founder of the Players Community Resource Center . Lee , who had been struggling with diabetes for the past few years , died on February 26 , 2011 from cardiac arrest brought on by double pneumonia . Lee was 44 .
Keith Shologan Keith Shologan ( born November 26 , 1985 in Spruce Grove , Alberta ) is a Canadian football defensive tackle for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League . He played college football at Central Florida . Shologan has also been a member of the San Diego Chargers . College career . Shologan spent four seasons at the University of Central Florida and also started all four years on the Knights ' defensive line . As a senior in 2007 , he recorded 33 tackles and 2 . 5 sacks . His performance earned him All - Conference USA second team honours . Professional career . Shologan was considered a top pick in the 2008 CFL Draft and a possible pick of the Edmonton Eskimos along with Dimitri Tsoumpas and Samuel Giguere . However Shologan signed with the San Diego Chargers . He attended the Chargers training camp ; however , he was cut on June 21 . A week after he was cut by San Diego he signed with Saskatchewan . He joined the Saskatchewan Roughriders in week eight after they drafted him with the fourth pick in the 2008 draft . He appeared in one game as a backup defensive lineman against the Edmonton Eskimos and recorded two tackles . The Roughriders lost Shologan ' s debut by a score of 27 – 10 . During the Roughriders 2009 training camp , Shologan was called a " standout " by head coach Ken Miller , and when told about Miller ' s comments , Shologan responded by saying " aw shucks " . On August 16 , 2009 , Shologan scored his first ever CFL touchdown against the Hamilton Tiger - Cats as a tight end on a 1 - yard reception in the end zone from Steven Jyles . After the 2010 Grey Cup , Shologan was named the game ' s Top Canadian for his performance , despite the Roughriders loss to the Montreal Alouettes . Personal . Shologan lives on a bull farm with his family in Northern Alberta during the offseason and he enjoys playing squash in his spare time . His two younger sisters died in 2001 , when Shologan was 15 .
Willie Scott ( American football ) Willie Louis Scott ( born February 13 , 1959 ) is a former American football tight end in the National Football League . Scott graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1981 and was drafted and went on to play with the Kansas City Chiefs from 1981 to 1985 and also the New England Patriots from 1986 to 1988 . He is currently a leader of the NAACP for his region .
List of Baltimore Colts ( 1947 - 50 ) players This is a list of known American football players who have played for the Baltimore Colts ( 1947 – 50 ) of the All - America Football Conference and later the National Football League . It includes players that have played at least one match with the team . < / onlyinclude > A . Lee Artoe , Sisto Averno B . Dick Barwegan , Bill Baumgartner , Hub Bechtol , Pete Berezney , Warren Beson , Blondy Black , George Blanda , Ernie Blandin , Lamar Blount , Hardy Brown , George Buksar , Adrian Burk C . Leon Campbell , Ernie Case , Jim Castiglia , Herb Coleman , Rip Collins , Don Colo , Ken Cooper , Bert Corley , Bob Cowan , Armand Cure , Hal Crisler D . Lamar Davis , Spiro Dellerba , Art Donovan , Andy Dudish F . Frank Filchock , Ollie Fletcher , Aubrey Fowler , Barry French G . John Galvin , Lu Gambino , Bill Garrett , Gorham Getchell , Ed Grain , Rex Grossman , George Groves H . Dick Handley , George Hekkers , Luke Higgins , Billy Hillenbrand J . Chick Jagade , Jon Jenkins , Bob Jensen , Ralph Jones K . Mike Kasap , Bob Kelly , Eddie King , Wayne Kingery , Vito Kissell , Al Klug , Joe Kodba , Floyd Konetsky L . Jim Landrigan , Jake Leicht , Bill Leonard , Augie Lio , Bobby Livingstone M . Elmer Madar , Chick Maggioli , Vic Marino , Lew Mayne , Geno Mazzanti , Len McCormick , John Mellus , Bus Mertes , Gil Meyers , Earl Murray , Chet Mutryn , Rudy Mobley N . Bob Nelson , Steve Nemeth , John North , Bob Nowaskey O . Charlie O ' Rourke , Bob Oristaglio , Jim Owens P . Paul Page , Bob Perina , George Perpich , Bob Pfohl , Mike Phillips , Ollie Poole , Felton Prewitt R . Herb Rich , Ralph Ruthstrom S . Paul Salata , John Schweder , Wilson Schwenk , Al Sidorik , Sig Sigurdson , Jack Simmons , Frankie Sinkwich , Joe Smith , Frank Spaniel , Jim Spavital , Art Spinney , Jim Spruill , Ralph Stewart , Billy Stone , Johnny Sylvester T . Ray Terrell , Al Tillman , Y . A . Tittle , Ivan Trebotich U . Mitch Ucovich V . Sammy Vacanti , Johnny Vardian W . Herman Wedemeyer , Joel Williams , Win Williams , John Wright Y . Bill Yanchar , Frank Yokas Z . Ernie Zalejski , George Zorich
Brock Gutierrez Brock Gutierrez ( born September 25 , 1973 ) is a National Football League offensive lineman who played for nine seasons in the NFL . High School Years . While attending Charlotte High School in Charlotte , Michigan , Gutierrez won All - State honors in football and wrestling . He is married to a woman named Holly whom he met while attending Central Michigan University . College years . Gutierrez attended Central Michigan University as a History major . Brock was a three - year starter on CMU ' s football team . As a junior , he led his team to the MAC championship and as a senior , he won All - MAC first team honors .
Jimmy O ' Donnell James M . O ' Donnell ( November 3 , 1872 - October 1 , 1947 ) was the owner and co - founder of the first National Football League ( then called the American Professional Football Association ) franchise in Cleveland , called the Cleveland Tigers . He was also the manager of a Cleveland semiprofessional baseball team . Cleveland Tigers . A sports promoter at the time , O ' Donnell and pro football player Stan Cofall established the Tigers in 1919 , after obtaining a contract to use Cleveland ' s League Park for football games . He announced himself as the business manager of a new Cleveland Tigers and was backed by several substantial financial men of Cleveland . He stated that his ballclub could play up to the same level as the Canton Bulldogs , Massillon Tigers , and Akron Indians , if only he could schedule games with them . The team playing in the " Ohio League " until the AFPA was established in 1920 . Both Cofall and O ' Donnell represented the Tigers at the September 17 , 1920 meeting in Canton at the showroom of Ralph Hay ' s Hupmobile Agency where 10 team leaders created the American Professional Football Association . The Tigers finished the 1920 season , in 9th place in the 14 - team league standings . The following season had the Association posting 21 teams , with the Tigers finishing in 11th place . APFA was reorganized as the NFL at the beginning of the 1922 season . To insure its financial viability , the league voted to have each team post a $ 1000 guarantee against forfeiture during the season . O ' Donnell was unable to provide the money and sold the now - defunct Cleveland franchise to jeweler Samuel Deutsch in 1923 . Other careers . O ' Donnell also served as a deputy sheriff at one time . He was also associated with Dann Spring Insert Company , and worked for the Bailey Company as a personnel manager from 1914 until 1934 . In 1934 he established a real estate business on Cleveland ' s west side . Politics and death . O ' Donnell was the Democratic Party ' s nominee for state representative in 1946 , when he died shortly before the election .
Drew Strojny Drew Strojny ( the " j " is silent or pronounced as an i ) ( born June 30 , 1981 ) is an American football player who currently is a web designer . He played for the St . Louis Rams . He attended Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood , Ma .
Wallace Wright Wallace S . Wright II ( born February 1 , 1984 ) is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent . He was signed by the New York Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . He played college football at North Carolina . He has also been a member of the Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers . Professional career . Wright left the Jets organization to join the Panthers on March 8 , 2010 . Wright was released by the Panthers on September 3 , 2011 during the final roster cuts prior to the start of the season .
Jesse Sapolu Manase Jesse Sapolu ( born March 10 , 1961 ) is a former football player in the National Football League . Sapolu played both center and offensive guard , and spent his entire career in a San Francisco 49ers uniform . Jesse Sapolu attended Farrington High School and the University of Hawaii in Honolulu . Standing 6 feet 4 inches , 278 lbs . , he was selected by the Oakland Invaders in the 17th round ( 199th pick overall ) of the 1983 USFL draft , and selected by San Francisco 49ers in the 11th round ( 289th pick overall ) of the 1983 NFL draft . He signed with the San Francisco 49ers on July 10 , 1983 . Sapolu is one of six 49ers to own four Super Bowl Championship Rings ( 1984 , 1988 , 1989 , and 1994 ) , and the only one of those to earn a ring with the ' 94 team rather than their first title in 1981 . He earned Pro Bowl honors in 1993 and 1994 . Since retiring in 1997 , Sapolu lives in California and remains active in the community as well with the San Francisco 49ers Alumni . He is also an Offensive Line Coach for the Edison High School Chargers in Huntington Beach , Ca . Author of " I Gave My Heart to San Francisco " .
Kris Cooke Kristofer " Kris " Cooke ( born January 19 , 1988 in Blue Island , Illinois ) is an American football defensive tackle who is currently a member of the Cleveland Gladiators of the Arena Football League . High school . Cooke played defensive tackle , offensive tackle , linebacker and fullback at Homewood - Flossmoor High School . He was named all - area as senior after recording 80 tackles , including 13 sacks , with five pass breakups and three fumble recoveries . He recorded 62 tackles , including seven sacks , during his junior year en route to earning all - conference honors . Cooke moved up to varsity in his sophomore year to play for coach Tom Bailey . As a sophomore he racked up 35 tackles , including five sacks . Cooke was team captain in his junior and senior seasons . He also participated in weight - lifting competitions and track and field . College . Cooke appeared in one game in 2006 for Northern Illinois versus Ohio on September 9 and recorded one tackle . After one season at Northern Illinois , Cooke transferred to Joliet Junior College , where he was a second team All - American and first team all - conference , and conference defensive MVP in 2007 after recording 30 tackles , including four sacks , with two pass breakups and one forced fumble . Cooke appeared in eight games as reserve and on special teams during 2008 season for Purdue Boilermakers during Joe Tiller ' s final year as Purdue head coach . Cooke recorded seven tackles ( 2 solo , 5 assists ) including season - high three tackles at Northwestern on October 18 ( 1 solo , 2 assists ) and at Michigan State on November 8 ( all assists ) . Professional career . Georgia Force . Debuted for the Georgia Force , of the Arena Football League , during 2012 season as starting nose tackle . Cooke attended an open tryout for the Force in August of 2011 and drew the attention of head coach Dean Cokinos . He was invited to the February 2012 training camp on a 2 - day waiver . Cooke proved himself to the Force coaching staff and signed with the team . He earned a starting position at nose tackle by week six of the 2012 season and helped the team achieve a victory against the previously unbeaten , Chicago Rush , one week after the Force ' s devastating and record - breaking 92 - 42 loss to the Philadelphia Soul . Cleveland Gladiators . Cooke signed with the Cleveland Gladiators , of the Arena Football League for the 2013 season .
Thompson Stadium Robert Means Thompson Stadium was an american football stadium in Annapolis , Anne Arundel County , Maryland . It was constructed in 1914 , and served as the home stadium to the Navy Midshipmen football team of the United States Naval Academy between 1924 and 1959 . It was replaced by the larger Navy - Marine Corps Memorial Stadium . The stadium was named after Robert M . Thompson , a marine colonel and graduate of the Naval Academy . Thompson created or lead several athletically based organisations at the academy until his death . Before its conversion to a football stadium , the site of Thompson Stadium was unused area on the Naval Academy campus . Work on the stadium began in 1914 , and was finished later the same year . The stadium could seat 12 , 000 people , and underwent few changes during its entire use . It was surrounded by a regulation running track , and only had a single seating section . During the 1940s , the Naval Academy began to look for options to construct a new , larger football stadium . The school ' s directors collected money to build the stadium , which much support was given to by the public , due to the lack of seating at Thompson Stadium . Construction on the new stadium began in 1958 , and the field , which would be named the Navy - Marine Corps Memorial Stadium , was completed in 1959 . Use of Thompson Stadium ended that year , but the arena remained until the 1980s , when it was replaced by Lejeune Hall . Name . From its origins until the year of 1931 , Thompson Stadium went without a name , and was referred to on maps as simply " Football Field " . On May 30 , 1931 the stadium was formally dedicated as the Robert Means Thompson Stadium , who was a benefactor and alumnus of the Naval Academy . Thompson was born in March of 1849 , and graduated from the Naval Academy as part of the class of 1868 . He was commissioned as an officer in the Navy in 1869 , but retired two years later to pursue a career in law . After leaving the navy , Thompson became active in helping with the athletics program at the Naval Academy , donating the Thompson Cup , an award given to the academy ' s athlete with the greatest improvement throughout the course of the season . In addition , Thompson served as the head of several Naval Academy organisations and founded the Naval Academy Athletic Association . History . The Naval Academy ' s football team played their first game in 1879 , an away game against the Baltimore Athletic Club . The game ended in a 0 - 0 tie . The Navy football team , not yet known as the " midshipmen " , did not have an official stadium . For the duration of the 1880s , during which the squads obtained a record of thirteen wins , twelve losses , and two ties , the football squads most likely played home games on an unused drill or parade field . From the beginning of the 1890s until 1924 , a period in which the Navy squads finished with an overall record of 202 - 82 - 23 , the football team used Worden Field , a large multi - use athletic field for their home games .
Frank Garcia ( punter ) Frank Garcia ( born June 5 , 1957 in Tucson , Arizona ) is a former American football punter in the National Football League . He was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 1981 . He played college football at Arizona , Arizona State and UNLV . Garcia also played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers .
Shoot the gap Shooting the gap is a term used in American football . To " shoot the gap " , a defensive lineman will exploit the space between the offensive linemen . The defensive lineman is usually one of the defensive tackles . The gaps are given different letters depending on their distance from the center . The gaps between the center and guard are known as the " A gaps " , and between the guard and tackle are known as the " B gaps " . Shooting the gaps requires the defensive lineman to turn his shoulders and get past the offensive line into the backfield by any means possible , usually by diving through the gap . The play is often used during a blitz , as the defense will try to rush past the offensive line in order to get to the quarterback and cause a quarterback sack .