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George Welsh ( American football ) George Welsh ( born August 26 , 1933 ) is a former American college football coach . Over the course of a 28 - year career was the head coach at the United States Naval Academy and the University of Virginia . Welsh was born in Coaldale , Pennsylvania . He graduated from the U . S . Naval Academy in 1956 where he was an All - American quarterback . After serving as an assistant coach under Rip Engle and Joe Paterno at Penn State from 1963 to 1972 , Welsh began his head coaching career at his alma mater in 1973 . He inherited a program that had only had one winning season since the Roger Staubach era . He led the Midshipmen to three bowl game appearances and their first nine - win season in 16 years . In nine seasons , Welsh compiled a record of 55 - 46 - 1 , making him the school ' s winningest coach . In 1982 , Welsh left Navy to become coach at Virginia . He walked into a situation even worse than the one he ' d inherited at Navy . Prior to his arrival , Virginia had only two winning seasons in the previous 29 years and had never been to a bowl game . The Cavaliers had also only notched one winning record in Atlantic Coast Conference play , had only finished higher than fourth twice , and had only won 33 conference games in 29 years of ACC play . Welsh turned around the program quickly , leading Virginia to a win in the school ' s first - ever bowl appearance , the 1984 Peach Bowl . In 1987 , Virginia started a conference record streak of 13 straight seasons with seven or more wins . This stretch included shared ACC titles in 1989 and 1995 and 11 additional bowl appearances . His teams also notched four nine - win seasons , including a school - record 10 wins in 1989 . His 1990 team was ranked No . 1 in both polls for two weeks in October - - the only time a Division I team from the Commonwealth has been ranked No . 1 in a major poll . His 1995 team defeated Florida State 33 - 28 on November 2 , the first time the Seminoles had lost a conference game since joining the league . He retired after the 2000 season due to health concerns . In 19 years at the helm , he became the winningest coach in school and Atlantic Coast Conference history . He was surpassed by Bobby Bowden of Florida State , but remains far and away the winningest coach in Virginia history ( his 139 wins are more than double those of runner - up Al Groh ) . He was named ACC Coach of the Year four times ( 1983 , 1984 , 1991 and 1995 ) and National Coach of the Year one time ( 1991 ) . Upon his retirement after the 2000 season , his 189 career victories ranked him 24th in Division I - A history . He was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2004 .
Kris Haines David Kris Haines ( born July 23 , 1957 in Akron , Ohio ) is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins , the Chicago Bears , and the Buffalo Bills . He played college football at the University of Notre Dame and was drafted in the ninth round of the 1979 NFL Draft . He also played for the Chicago Blitz of the USFL in 1984 . Haines is a Physical Education teacher , Athletic coach , and Karate instructor at The Catherine Cook School in Chicago , Illinois .
Joe Senser Joeb Michael Snsos ( born August 18 , 1956 ) is a former professional American football player . A 6 ' 4 " , 240 lbs . tight end from West Chester University , Senser was selected in the 6th round of the 1979 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings . He ranks 3rd in Vikings history among tight ends for catches ( 165 ) and touchdowns ( 16 ) , and earned a berth in the Pro Bowl after the 1981 season . He played in all 16 games in 1981 , setting career highs in receptions ( 79 ) , yards ( 1 , 004 ) , yards per catch ( 12 . 7 ) and touchdowns ( 8 ) He was also a onetime leader in NCAA basketball statistics for field goal percentage . Snsos is a 1974 graduate of Milton Hershey School , a home for underprivileged children and the prime benefactor of Milton Hershey ' s legacy . Snsos was the color commentator for the in 1993 – 94 and from 2001 to 2006 . hired by WCCO Radio to be the color commentator for University of St . Thomas football ( NCAA Division III ) broadcasts beginning in 2011 . Senser is part owner of Joe Snsos Restaurant & Sports Theater which has locations in Bloomington and Roseville , Minnesota . He is married with four daughters and one granddaughter . One of his daughters is singer Brittani Senser . On August 23 , 2011 , a Mercedes SUV registered to Snsos was involved in a fatal hit - and - run accident near the Augsburg College campus in Minneapolis . On September 2 , 2011 , the Senser family ' s attorney released a statement that " the driver in this incident was Ms . Amy Senser " , who is his wife . She was convicted of felony criminal vehicular homicide and sentenced to 41 months in prison .
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George Cannon ( wrestler ) George Arnold McCarther ( March 28 , 1932 – July 1 , 1994 ) , better known as George " Crybaby " Cannon , was a Canadian pro wrestler and wrestling manager , best known as manager of the Fabulous Kangaroos . Cannon was born in Montreal , Quebec as George Arnold McCarther , and spent some time in the Canadian Football League with what are now the Saskatchewan Roughriders . He began wrestling in Japan in 1953 . He wrestled for a while in Canada beginning in 1955 , left for a time , and returned for good in 1959 . He got the nickname " Crybaby " from his ability to wipe sweat from his face , making it look as though he were weeping . Cannon hosted a weekly variety show on KTLA - TV in Los Angeles from 1968 to 1970 , when he returned to Canada . It was after his return to Canada that he managed the Kangaroos . The team feuded with The Stomper and Ben Justice in a storyline in which the Kangaroos supposedly broke The Stomper ' s leg . The teams feuded for two years , during which time The Stomper continually tried to get revenge by attacking Cannon . McCarther worked for the American - based International Wrestling Association run by Eddie Einhorn in 1975 . McCarther performed many duties , including wrestling , managing wrestlers , and booking events . McCarther was also involved in several other areas of wrestling , including publishing magazines and hosting a wrestling television show in Windsor , Ontario . He was partners with World Wrestling Federation owner Vince McMahon but later became unable to continue his duties due to phlebitis . McCarther continued to promote small wrestling shows until dying of cancer on July 1 , 1994 .
Steve Ortmayer Steve Ortmayer ( born in Painesville , Ohio ) was an assistant head coach , special teams coordinator , and tight end s coach at the University of Kentucky . Ortmayer grew up in Nashville , Tennessee and Dallas , Texas . He played one season at Vanderbilt University before transferring to the University of La Verne and playing three seasons there . Coaching . Ortmayer got his start in coaching at the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1967 and also spent a season at Georgia Tech . From 1968 to 1973 , he was Assistant Head Coach , offensive line coach , and defensive line coach for Colorado . In 1974 , he was Assistant Head Coach and offensive line coach for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets . After one year with the Yellow Jackets , Ortmayer moved on to the NFL to be the special teams coach of the Kansas City Chiefs from 1975 - 1977 . Ortmayer spent 25 seasons in the National Football League and won two Super Bowl rings as special teams coach with the Oakland / Los Angeles Raiders in 1981 and 1984 . In 2003 , he became assistant head coach , special teams coordinator , and tight ends coach at the University of Kentucky . Ortmayer has coached in 5 college bowl games and for eight NFL playoff teams , in addition to his two Super Bowl wins with the Raiders . Executive career . In 1987 , he moved to the San Diego Chargers as General Manager where he served until his release in December of 1989 . He the rejoined the Raiders until moving to an administrative office with the Los Angeles Rams . With the Raiders , he served in a number of capacities ranging from assistant coach to Director of Football Operations . Ortmayer was on the sidelines when the Raiders won both Super Bowl XV and Super Bowl XVIII . In 1995 , as Vice President of Football Operations of the Rams , Ortmayer oversaw the move from Los Angeles , California to St . Louis , Missouri . In 2000 , Ortmayer was named Director of Player Personnel of the XFL ' s Memphis team .
Darryl Morrison Darryl Lamon Morrison ( born May 19 , 1971 in Phoenix , Arizona ) is a former American football safety in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins . He played college football at the University of Arizona and was drafted in the sixth round of the 1993 NFL Draft .
Earl Ohlgren Earl Ohlgren ( February 21 , 1918 – December 31 , 1962 ) was a defensive end in the National Football League . He played with the Green Bay Packers during the 1942 NFL season . Previously he had played with the Milwaukee Chiefs of the American Football League .
2001 USC Trojans football team The 2001 USC Trojans football team represented the University of Southern California in the 2001 NCAA Division I - A football season . It was Pete Carroll ' s first year as head coach . The Kansas State Wildcats ' s victory on September 8 marked the last time a non - Pac - 10 team defeated the Trojans in the Coliseum until November 27 , 2010 , when the Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the Trojans , 20 – 16 . Schedule . The Trojans finished the regular season with a 6 – 5 record .
Larry Garron Larry Garron is an American former collegiate and Professional Football player . A fullback , he played college football at Western Illinois University , and played professionally in the American Football League for the Boston Patriots from 1960 through 1968 . He holds the team record run of 85 yards from scrimmage , set in a game against the Buffalo Bills on October 22 , 1961 . He averaged 5 . 9 yards per carry in 1962 and accounted for 1 , 168 total yards from scrimmage in 1963 . Garron was an American Football League All - Star in 1961 , 1963 , 1964 and 1967 , and a member of the Patriots ' All - 1960s ( AFL ) Team . Later , Larry Garron went on to study the martial arts . He holds rank in Kenpō ( fist law ) , Hakkō - ryū Jujutsu , Gōjū - ryū ( hard soft system ) , Shintō Musō - ryū , Yoshitsune Jujitsu , and Taekwondo .
Aaron Thomas Aaron Norman Thomas ( born November 7 , 1937 ) , is a former American football tight end in the National Football League for the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants from 1961 to 1970 . Thomas was born in Dierks , Arkansas , but moved in 1948 to Weed , California where he played high school football . He graduated from Weed High School in 1957 , and was inducted into the school ' s inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008 . Thomas played college football at Oregon State University and was drafted in the fourth round ( 47th overall ) of the 1961 NFL Draft by the 49ers . He was also selected in the 16th round of the 1961 AFL Draft by the Dallas Texans . Thomas also played for the New York Giants ( 1962 – 1970 ) and was selected to the Pro Bowl following the 1964 season . His son , Robb Thomas also played wide receiver in the NFL .
Alvin Banks Alvin Banks II ( born August 25 , 1984 in Hampton , Virginia ) is an American football running back who is currently a free agent . He was originally signed by the Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2007 . He played college football at James Madison . College - James Madison University . Banks was a member of the 2004 National Championship JMU Dukes team . Banks also received the Gary Clark Award , Offensive MVP , for the years 2003 and 2005 . Alvin Banks had 2 , 694 Running Yards ( 3rd in JMU History ) ; 28 rushing touchdowns ( 4th in JMU History ) ; 57 receptions / 596 yards / 4 touchdowns . In 2005 , he was recognized as a 2nd Team All Atlantic - 10 player . Banks played in the 2006 North South All Star Classic football game .
1947 Cotton Bowl Classic The 1947 Cotton Bowl Classic was a post - season college football bowl game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the . Arkansas and LSU tied the game , later referred to as the Ice Bowl , 0 - 0 . The two teams would meet again in the Cotton Bowl Classic in 1966 . Setting . Arkansas and LSU had enjoyed a neighboring - state rivalry beginning in 1901 . The two teams had not met since 1936 , the end of a 23 - year run of meetings in Shreveport . The 9 - 1 Tigers , led by quarterback Y . A . Tittle , were not invited to play in the 1947 Sugar Bowl , and instead matched up with the rival Razorbacks . Arkansas entered at 6 - 3 - 1 , losing at Texas and , versus , and tying Oklahoma A & M . The rain , sleet , snow , and ice from a winter storm would keep many members of the sellout crowd home , but 38 , 000 still showed up to watch the icy skirmish . LSU was 1 - 3 in bowl games previous to the Ice Bowl , and Arkansas was 0 - 0 - 1 , with their tie in the 1934 Dixie Classic . Game summary . The Razorbacks were statistically beaten by the Tigers , who held a 15 - 1 advantage in first downs . LSU also held a yardage advantage of 271 - 54 . The Razorback defense stiffened in the red zone , however , holding the Tigers off the board from 1 , 6 , 7 , and 8 yards out . Despite the cold and bad conditions , the final two plays were very dramatic . Tittle threw a pass to Jeff Adams , who was running to the end zone , but Clyde Scott of Arkansas tackled him at the one . LSU was in position for a game winning field goal , but there was a bad snap , and the game ended with a tie . Tittle was named the game ' s Most Valuable Player .
1998 Kansas State Wildcats football team The 1998 Kansas State Wildcats football team represented Kansas State University in the 1998 NCAA Division I - A football season . The team ' s head football coach was Bill Snyder . The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium . 1998 saw the Wildcats finish with a record of 11 – 2 , and an 8 – 0 record in Big 12 Conference play . The season ended with a loss to Purdue in the 1998 Alamo Bowl . The Wildcats finished the regular season undefeated ( 11 - 0 ) . After the Wildcats ' loss to # 10 Texas A & M in the 1998 Big 12 Championship Game , the team dropped out of contention for the National Championship game . After the Big 12 Championship Game , Kansas State was ranked # 3 , but the team was not invited to any of the BCS Bowl Games . Instead Kansas State was invited to the Alamo Bowl , where it lost to the unranked Purdue Boilermakers , who drove 80 yards for a touchdown in the final minute to defeat Kansas State 37 - 34 . Following the end of the season , a new rule was created . Nicknamed the " Kansas State Rule " , the # 3 ranked team would always have an automatic bid to a BCS bowl game . The Wildcats finished the season as the top scoring team in NCAA Division I - A ( at 48 points per game ) , and set a school record for points scored with 610 .
Rick Walters ( Canadian football ) Rick Walters ( born July 19 , 1971 ) was an award winning and Grey Cup champion slotback in the Canadian Football League . Born in Mandeville , Jamaica , Walters moved with his family to Toronto , Ontario at age 7 , and then on to Edmonton , Alberta . A graduate of Simon Fraser University , he joined the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1994 . In 1999 he joined his hometown Edmonton Eskimos for a 5 year stint , becoming a Grey Cup champ in 2003 . In 2001 he won the prestigious Tom Pate Memorial Award for outstanding community service . He finished his career with a brief stay with the Calgary Stampeders , having caught 221 passes for 2629 yards , scoring 12 touchdowns , and rushing for another 187 yards . He has since become coach of the Edmonton Huskies junior football team . He is a volunteer with Kids Kottage and Kids with Cancer Society . Presently he works with the Government of Alberta as a Manager of Special Projects including working on the 2009 Grey Cup in Calgary , the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the 2010 Grey Cup in Edmonton . He lives in St . Albert with his wife Jana and their two children Halle and Raea .
Daniel Sepulveda Daniel Wade Sepulveda ( born January 12 , 1984 ) is an American football punter who played five seasons in the National Football League , all with the Pittsburgh Steelers . He played college football for Baylor University , earned All - American honors twice , and was twice recognized as the best college punter . The Steelers selected Sepulveda in the fourth round of the 2007 NFL Draft . He is currently a free agent . Early years . Sepulveda was born in Austin , Texas . He attended Highland Park High School in metropolitan Dallas , Texas . College career . Sepulveda attended Baylor University , where he played for the Baylor Bears football team from 2002 to 2006 . He was a walk - on to the football team as a linebacker , and after a redshirt freshman season ( despite not having punted since junior high ) became the Bears ' starting punter , earning a scholarship after the 2003 season . He won the Ray Guy Award tapping him as the best college punter in 2004 and 2006 , and was recognized as a consensus first - team All - American in 2004 and a unanimous first - team All - American in 2006 . He and Ryan Allen are the only players to win the Ray Guy Award twice . Professional career . Pittsburgh Steelers . Sepulveda was drafted in the fourth round ( 112th pick ) by the Steelers in the 2007 NFL Draft . After the release of former starter Chris Gardocki , Sepulveda successfully bested Mike Barr for the starting job . Sepulveda signed a three year contract for $ 1 . 46 million with the Steelers on May 31 , 2007 . In the first quarter of a December 20 game against the St . Louis Rams , in his rookie season , Sepulveda completed a 32 - yard pass to running back Najeh Davenport on a fake punt play . On July 29 , 2008 , Sepulveda tore the ACL in his right leg for the second time . He had surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament on August 6 . He was placed on injured reserve by the Steelers after the surgery , officially ending his season . On December 5 , 2010 , he again injured his right knee in a game against the Baltimore Ravens . Jeremy Kapinos was signed to replace Sepulveda . On July 31 , 2011 , the Steelers re - signed Sepulveda to a 1 year deal . In the second quarter of an October 9 , 2011 game against the Tennessee Titans Sepulveda completed his second career pass for a first down , a 33 - yard pass to Ryan Mundy on a fake punt play . It was announced on April 4 , 2012 that Sepulveda would not return to the Steelers for the 2012 season .
ArenaBowl IV Arena Bowl ' 90 ( or Arena Bowl IV ) was the Arena Football League ' s fourth Arena Bowl . The game featured the # 2 Dallas Texans against the # 1 Detroit Drive . Both teams finished their seasons at 6 - 2 , yet the Drive led in points for ( 326 - 299 ) and points against ( 215 - 308 ) . Game summary . In the first quarter , Detroit drew first blood with Quarterback Art Schlichter getting a two - yard and a five - yard touchdown runs on Quarterback sneaks . In the second quarter , the Drive continued to score , with FB / LB Alvin Rettig getting a one - yard touchdown run and catching an 11 - yard touchdown pass from Schlichter . Afterwards , the Texans managed to get on the board with FB / LB Mitchell Ward getting a one - yard touchdown run , while Quarterback Ben Bennett completed a six - yard touchdown pass to WR / DB Aatron Kenney . However , the Drive responded with Kicker Novo Bojovic nailing a 42 - yard field goal to end the half . In the third quarter , Detroit continued its first half domination with Schlichter getting another one - yard touchdown run , while completing a 37 - yard touchdown pass to WR / DB Gary Mullen . In the fourth quarter , Dallas tried to respond with Ward getting a one - yard touchdown run and FB / LB Alvin Blackmon getting a three - yard touchdown run , yet the Drive wrapped the game up with Schlichter ' s two - yard touchdown run . With the win , the Detroit Drive became the first team to achieve a three - peat , with three - straight ArenaBowl wins . Scoring summary . 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
George Daney George Anthony Daney ( September 2 , 1946 — February 15 , 1990 ) was a college and professional football player . Born in Washington , Pennsylvania , he played collegiately for Texas - El Paso , and went to the American Football League ' s Kansas City Chiefs as a first - round draft choice in 1968 . After winning the American Football League Championship with the Chiefs in 1969 , he played for them in their victory over the National Football League Minnesota Vikings in the fourth and last AFL - NFL World Championship Game . He wore jersey number 60 .
2011 Marion Blue Racers season The 2011 Marion Blue Racers season was the 1st season for the American Continental Indoor Football League franchise . They took over to fill the void in Marion , Ohio after the Marion Mayhem folded the year before . The franchise couldn ' t have asked for a more exciting start than their first game on March 5 , 2011 . Marion entered the 4th quarter trailing 37 - 23 to the Port Huron Predators . They started their comeback by scoring a touchdown with 10 : 31 left in the game . Mike Tatum caught a nine - yard touchdown pass from Josh Harris and Tyler Lorenz added the extra point , cutting Port Huron ’ s lead was cut to 37 - 30 . With 3 : 27 left in the game , Harris ran in from three yards out to tie the game . The game winning score came on an eight - yard run by Harris with 27 seconds to play . Port Huron quarterback Jim Roth was intercepted by Bryan Williams as time expired to secure the victory . On April 2 , 2011 , the Blue Racers set a CIFL record with 8 rushing touchdowns in a single game , against the Indianapolis Enforcers . After the Blue Racers got off to a 3 - 1 start , Demetrius Ross stepped down from his Head Coaching position , citing personal reasons . His Defensive Coordinator , Ryan Terry took over as Head Coach , just 2 days before the Blue Racers played their first road game at the Dayton Silverbacks . The Blue Racers went on to a 8 - 2 regular season record , losing twice to the Cincinnati Commandos . The team defeated the Dayton Silverbacks 53 - 18 in the league Semi - Finals , before being defeated by the Commandos again in the 2011 CIFL Championship Game 44 - 29 .
Scott Fitzkee Scott Austin Fitzkee ( born April 8 , 1957 in York , Pennsylvania ) is a former professional American football wide receiver . He played in both the National Football League ( NFL ) and United States Football League ( USFL ) and starred at Penn State University in 1978 . In the NFL , he played for the Philadelphia Eagles and San Diego Chargers , and in the USFL , he played for the Philadelphia / Baltimore Stars .
Second String Second String is a direct - to - TV film from 2002 about the Buffalo Bills football team who find its first string ( led by real - life Bills quarterback Doug Flutie , who had left the team by the time the film was released ) out for a month after a food poisoning incident , leading the team ' s head coach , " Chuck Dichter " ( portrayed by Jon Voight ) , to hire an insurance salesman named Dan Heller ( played by Gil Bellows ) as the team ' s backup quarterback . Teri Polo also appeared as Heller ' s wife ; Flutie , Mike Ditka , Chris Berman , Van Miller and Bills cornerback Donovan Greer appear as themselves . The film originally aired on TNT .