naist-nlp/zeshel huggingface dataset:
Jamal Anderson Jamal Sharif Anderson ( born September 30 , 1972 in Newark , New Jersey ) is a former American football running back of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the seventh round of the 1994 NFL Draft . He played high school football at El Camino Real High School , where he was named to the CIF Los Angeles City Section 4 - A All - City first team in 1989 . He went on to play college football at Moorpark College for the Moorpark College Raiders before playing at Utah . Anderson earned a Pro Bowl selection in 1998 , leading the NFC in rushing and helping the Falcons to an appearance in Super Bowl XXXIII . He suffered a career - ending knee injury in 2001 while finishing his eight - year career with 41 touchdowns and nearly 7 , 000 yards of offense . Professional career . Atlanta Falcons . Anderson played eight seasons with the Falcons , amassing 5 , 336 rushing yards , 156 receptions for 1 , 645 yards , and 41 touchdowns before he suffered what became a career - ending tear of his ACL in 2001 . He was well known for his " Dirty Bird " touchdown celebration , in which he flapped his arms as if they were wings and gyrated in the crowd ' s direction . The dance has been widely copied ; in a press conference Anderson stated : “ people break out and do the Dirty Bird in the strangest places . ” Sports broadcasting career . He appeared as an analyst on ESPN / ABC , often promoting his alma mater the University of Utah , and the Mountain West Conference . He is a big proponent of the non - BCS schools gaining more access to the same opportunities as BCS schools . From mid - August to late - October 2009 , Jamal appeared as a regular phone - in guest on " Morency " on Hardcore Sports Radio ( HSR ) to recap / discuss the week that was and the week that was coming up in the NFL with Gabriel Morency and Cam Stewart . After two - week period from late - October to early - November , 2009 , where HSR dropped " Morency " ( the person and the show ) from their programming line - up , Jamal returned as a regular weekly guest again on HSR ' s replacement show " Red Heat " hosted by Cam Stewart . In October 2010 , Jamal began appearing as an analyst for the CNN NEWSROOM , providing insight on current NFL issues as well as news and highlights from the major sports leagues . Personal life . Anderson was arrested in February 2009 on suspicion of cocaine possession . Atlanta police said that Anderson and another man were snorting cocaine off the toilet bowl in the restroom of the Peachtree Tavern nightclub . Anderson was arrested for DUI on June 24 , 2012 . He was arrested in DeKalb county , just northeast of Atlanta .
Glen Redd Glen Herrscher Redd ( June 17 , 1958 in Ogden , Utah – November 17 , 2007 ) was a professional American football player who played linebacker for five seasons for the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts . Redd was an anchor of the 1980 BYU defense . He played outside linebacker for BYU and was switched to inside when he was drafted by the New Orleans Saints . He also received a scholarship offer from Utah State University to play fullback . In September 1989 , he married Cindi Crook , and they had three children ; Clint , Lexi , and Kadi . Redd died of cancer in Plain City , Utah on November 17 , 2007 .
Charlie Brandon Charlie Brandon is a former award winning , all - star and Grey Cup champion lineman in the Canadian Football League playing 7 seasons with the Ottawa Rough Riders . A graduate of Shaw University , Brandon started his career playing one game for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1967 . He then spent 3 seasons in the Continental Football League playing for the semi - pro Norfolk Neptunes . He returned to Canada and began a 7 year stay in Ottawa , where he was a part of the feared “ Capital Punishment ” defensive unit . He won two Grey Cup s and in his final season switched to offensive guard , and was an all - star . He was the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player in 1973 .
Brian Bonner ( linebacker ) Brian Keith Bonner ( born October 9 , 1965 in Mount Vernon , New York ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the San Francisco 49ers and the Washington Redskins . He played college football at the University of Wisconsin – Madison and the University of Minnesota . After concluding his NFL career , Bonner went on to play four seasons for the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Canadian Football League . He split his final CFL season with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Shreveport Pirates . Bonner graduated from the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies ( University of Minnesota Office of the Registrar ) , and as a dean ' s list student from Life University College of Chiropractic , where he earned the Doctor of Chiropractic degree ( Life University Office of the Registrar ) . Bonner is currently a licensed and practicing sports medicine chiropractor in Atlanta , Georgia ( Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners ) . He was previously married to Sabrina Blackler of Ottawa , Canada , and is the father of one daughter , Perri Celeste Bonner , who signed an NCAA National Letter of Intent on February 6 , 2013 ( National Collegiate Athletic Association ) , to play women ' s soccer at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte ( UNCC ) beginning Fall 2013 ( University of North Carolina at Charlotte Athletic Department ; http : / / www . charlotte49ers . com / SportSelect . dbml ? & DB _ OEM _ ID = 23200 & SPID = 44786 & SPSID = 363370 )
Larry Olsonoski Larry Olsonoski is a former guard in the National Football League . He was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the sixth round of the 1948 NFL Draft and played that season with the team . The next season he would split between the Packers and the New York Bulldogs .
Tom Goode Thomas Guinne Goode ( born December 1 , 1938 in West Point , Mississippi ) is a retired American football offensive lineman who played professionally for nine years from 1962 to 1970 . He spent his first eight campaigns in the American Football League ( AFL ) with the Houston Oilers ( 1962 – 1965 ) and Miami Dolphins ( 1966 – 1969 ) . Concluding his gridiron career with the Baltimore Colts in 1970 , he was the long snapper for Jim O ' Brien ' s game - winning field goal in Super Bowl V . He began his professional career with the American Football League ' s Houston Oilers in 1962 , playing in the longest professional football game , up to that time , the 1962 AFL Championship Game against the Dallas Texans . Goode was an AFL All - Star in 1969 .
Alan Reuber Alan Michael Reuber ( born January 26 , 1981 in Cleveland , Ohio ) is a former American football offensive lineman for the National Football League . He played college football at Texas A & M . He was signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2004 , but was released . He was then signed by the Arizona Cardinals and spent the season as a backup left tackle on the 53 - man roster . < br > Reuber was released the next season by Arizona , but would spend parts of the next two seasons on the Cardinals practice squad . < br > Reuber has also been a member of the Cincinnati Bengals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers practice squads . He was also in camp with the San Francisco 49ers in 2008 . Early years . Reuber attended Plano High School in Plano , Texas and was a student and a letterman in football . In football , as a senior , he led his team to an Area Championship , and was an All - District selection , was an All - Metroplex selection , and was named as a first team All - State Class 5A selection . < br > Alan first played football in 1992 for the Azalea Bulldogs of the then Pinellas Youth Football Conference in St . Petersburg , FL .
1994 Kansas State Wildcats football team The 1994 Kansas State Wildcats football team represented Kansas State University in the college football season of 1994 . The team ' s head football coach was Bill Snyder . The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium . 1994 saw the Wildcats finish with a record of 9 – 3 , and a 5 – 2 record in Big Eight play . The season ended with a loss against in the 1994 Aloha Bowl .
Brian Blados Brian Blados ( born January 11 , 1962 in Arlington , Virginia ) is a former American football guard and tackle who played nine seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals , Indianapolis Colts and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the National Football League . He attended Washington - Lee High School with Sandra Bullock , who was two years behind him . His high school teammates called him " Mutton Head " because his head was " as big as a lamb and full of wool . "
Ray Crone Raymond Hayes Crone ( born August 7 , 1931 in Memphis , Tennessee , USA ) was a right - handed Major League Baseball pitcher who played for the Milwaukee Braves from 1954 to 1957 and the New York / San Francisco Giants from 1957 to 1958 . Early life and career . Prior to playing professionally , Crone attended Christian Brothers High School in Memphis , Tennessee . He signed a professional contract with the Boston Braves in 1949 at the age of 17 and began his professional career that season . He was used primarily as a starting pitcher in his early minor league career , reaching win totals as high as 19 , accomplishing that in 1953 with the Jacksonville Braves . Major league career . Crone made his major league debut on April 13 , 1954 at age 22 . He spent 19 games with the big league club , starting two of them and going 1 - 0 with a 2 . 02 ERA in 49 innings of work . Of all pitchers on the team that season , he had the second - lowest ERA ( trailing only Charlie Gorin ' s 1 . 86 ) . He also spent 14 games in the minor leagues that season . With the Braves in 1955 , Crone went 10 - 9 with a 3 . 46 ERA in 33 games ( 15 starts ) . In 140 innings , he allowed only 117 hits . Though he spent time in the minors in 1955 , it was a short stint - only four games . He went 11 - 10 with a 3 . 87 ERA in 35 games in 1956 . Crone began the 1957 season with the Braves , going 3 - 1 with a 4 . 46 ERA in 11 games ( five starts ) . On June 15 , he was traded with Danny O ' Connell and Bobby Thomson to the New York Giants for Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst . He went 4 - 8 with a 4 . 33 ERA with the Giants that year , and went a combined 7 - 9 with a 4 . 36 ERA . Crone played his final major league season in 1958 , going 1 - 2 with a 6 . 75 ERA in 14 games ( one start ) . On July 15 of that year , he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs for Don Johnson . He finished the season in the minor leagues , playing his final big league game on July 14 . Later career . Crone pitched in the minors until 1961 , when he was 29 years old . In each of the final three seasons of his minor league career , Crone did not post a winning percentage over . 444 . He later became a scout , working for the Baltimore Orioles , Boston Red Sox and currently the San Diego Padres . He is responsible for the signings of Don Welchel and Paxton Crawford . Career totals . Over the course of his five - year major league career , Crone went 30 - 30 with a 3 . 87 ERA in 137 games ( 61 starts ) . In 546 innings , he struck out 260 batters and walked 173 . He spent 11 seasons in the minors , going 90 - 77 in 244 games .
Tom Hannon Thomas Edward Hannon was a safety who played in eight seasons for the Minnesota Vikings . He was a starter in 103 of the 117 games he played for the Vikings , including every non - strike game in his last six NFL seasons . Hannon had 15 interceptions in his NFL career . An interception was perhaps the top highlight of his career ; he ran a first quarter interception back 41 yards for his only NFL touchdown in a 34 - 14 Vikings victory over the Chicago Bears in 1980 . Prior to playing in the pros , he was a four - year letterman at Michigan State .
Craig Swoope Craig Swoope ( born February 3 , 1964 in Fort Pierce , Florida ) , is a former professional American football player who played collegiately for the University of Illinois , and in 3 NFL seasons from 1986 to 1988 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts . He was a second - team All - American and four - time All - Big Ten selection for the Illini , and as of 2009 is third all - time on Illinois ' career interceptions list . Swoope began his rookie season as the Buccaneers ' starter at strong safety , and was named to the Football Digest all - rookie team . Injuries limited his playing time late in the season , and he was moved to free safety the next year . He was placed on the injured reserve list without playing a game the next season , and was later waived from the injured reserve list . Signed by the Colts , he earned the starting job in the 1988 preseason , but dislocated an elbow in the season opener and missed four weeks of play . He lost his starting job on returning to the roster , but regained it after an injury to Freddie Robinson . Swoope recorded a career - high 11 tackles in the game in which Robinson was injured . Swoope ' s reckless , aggressive playing style is considered to have been responsible for the injuries that shortened his playing career . He was cut by the Colts at the end of the 1989 preseason . His number 20 jersey was retired together with Ryan McNeil ' s number 6 jersey by Fort Pierce Westwood High School in a 2008 ceremony .
1954 LSU Tigers football team The 1954 LSU Tigers football team represented Louisiana State University during the 1954 college football season . Under head coach Gaynell Tinsley , the Tigers had a record of 5 – 6 with an SEC record of 2 – 5 . It was Tinsley ' s final season as head coach at LSU .
Larry Craig ( American football ) Larry Gantt Craig ( June 27 , 1916 - May 30 , 1992 ) was an American football player who played running back and defensive back for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League ( NFL ) from to . In , Craig made a bit of history as one of the first two players ever to be fined by the NFL ' s league office when commissioner Elmer Layden in August assessed $ 25 fines on Craig and New York Giants halfback Hank Soar for fighting .
1926 Akron Indians season The 1926 Akron Indians season was their seventh and final season in the league and only season as the Indians . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 4 - 2 - 2 , winning only one game . They tied for sixteenth in the league .
El Paso Rumble The El Paso Rumble were a charter member of the original Intense Football League of 2004 . They played at the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso , Texas . They only played for one year , which was a horrendous 0 - 16 season . When the league originally folded , other teams joined different leagues , like the af2 and the National Indoor Football League . However , the Rumble was unable to sign up with another league ; as a result , the team ceased all operations entirely . A new El Paso team will join the restarted IFL , with gameplay to begin in 2009 . Like the old Rumble , the new team , whose identity has yet to be revealed , will play at the Coliseum .
Mo Forte Maurice " Mo " Forte ( born March 1 , 1947 ) is a former American football player and coach . He served as the head coach at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University from 1982 to 1987 , Norfolk State University from 1999 to 2002 and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff from 2005 to 2007 . Forte compiled a career college football record of 55 – 87 – 1 .
Darrell Campbell Darrell Campbell ( born July 6 , 1981 in Chicago , Illinois ) is a defensive tackle on the Chicago Rush of the Arena Football League . Early life . Darrell attended Thornwood High School in South Holland , Illinois , where he was a participant in football , track , wrestling , basketball , soccer and baseball . As a football player , he earned three letters in football , serving as captain and earning team MVP honors each of the last three seasons . He made 67 solo tackles as senior in 1998 , along with 13 tackles for loss and four sacks . Played defensive end as sophomore , inside linebacker as junior and nose guard as senior . As a result he was named USA Today honorable mention prep All - American pick , rated 82nd nationally on Chicago Sun - Times list of top 100 players , named first - team all - state pick in Illinois by Chicago Tribune , and named top player in SICA Blue . As a track & field particiant , he was state qualifier . College career . After high school , Campbell signed a letter of intent to play college football at the University of Notre Dame where he would play for coaches Bob Davie and Tyrone Willingham . He enrolled in College of Arts and Letters , majoring in English and computer applications . During his senior season at Notre Dame in 2002 , Campbell started all 13 games and recorded 30 tackles ( 7 for a loss ) and 5 sacks . Professional career . Chicago Bears . Campbell was signed by Chicago Bears as an un - drafted rookie free agent and spent the 2005 season on the practice squad . Cleveland Browns . Began the 2006 season with the Cleveland Browns , but was released . Tampa Bay Buccaneers . Later in 2006 , he was signed to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers practice squad . Orlando Predators . Played for the Orlando Predators , of the Arena Football League , in 2008 . During his 8 games with the Predators , he recorded 19 total tackles , 1 . 5 sacks and 1 fumble recovery . Baltimore Ravens . After the AFL season , he went back to the NFL when he attended Baltimore Ravens training camp and played in pre - season games , but failed to make the team . Montreal Alouettes . In 2009 , Campbell signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League . The Alouettes went on to have a great season , as they won the 97th Gray Cup . Campbell was released after the season . Philadelphia Soul . In 2011 , Campbell was signed by the Philadelphia Soul of the AFL .
Dutch Fehring William Paul " Dutch " Fehring ( May 31 , 1912 – April 13 , 2006 ) was an American football and baseball player and coach in the United States . He served as the head baseball coach at Purdue University from 1936 to 1942 and at Stanford University from 1956 to 1967 , compiling a career college baseball record of 374 – 248 – 9 . Early life . Born in Columbus , Indiana , Fehring attended Purdue University , where he starred in football , basketball , and baseball , one of only two Purdue athletes to letter nine times . Fehring helped the Boilermakers win two Big Ten Conference titles in football and a national championship in basketball in 1932 , and was the traveling roommate of John Wooden . Fehring was inducted into the inaugural class of the Purdue University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994 . Baseball career . After graduating from Purdue , Fehring chose to play his favorite sport , baseball , where he excelled as a catcher . He was signed by the Chicago White Sox , and in his only Major League appearance on July 25 , 1934 , Fehrig tagged out Lou Gehrig at the plate as Gehrig was attempting an inside - the - park home run . Fehrig ' s tag , however , gave Gehrig a triple , and with his other hits on the day , it was the first time Gehrig ever hit for the cycle . Coaching career . After his baseball career ended , Fehring returned to Purdue and became their head baseball coach and assistant football coach from 1936 to 1942 . After serving in World War II , Fehring was an assistant football coach for two years at Oklahoma and for one year at UCLA , where he recommended his college friend John Wooden for the head basketball coaching vacancy . Stanford . In 1949 , Fehring was hired as an assistant baseball and football coach at Stanford . He took over as head baseball coach in 1956 , and coached for 11 years , culminating in a College World Series semifinals appearance in 1967 . Along with his football coaching role in the 1952 Rose Bowl , Fehring has the unique distinction as a coach in both a College World Series and a Rose Bowl . Later life and honors . Fehring retired as head baseball coach in 1967 , but remained at Stanford as director of intramurals and club sports until 1977 . Fehring died in Stanford , California in 2006 at the age of 93 . Fehring is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame , the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame , the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame , the Purdue University Athletic Hall of Fame , and the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame .
Kris Wilson ( American football ) Kristopher " Kris " Wilson ( born August 22 , 1981 in Harrisburg , Pennsylvania ) is an American football tight end who is currently a free agent in the National Football League . He was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the second round of the 2004 NFL Draft . He played college football at Pittsburgh . Wilson has also been a member of the Philadelphia Eagles and San Diego Chargers . Early years . Wilson lived in Harrisburg until the age of nine , attending the African School and Steele Elementary School there . The family then moved to Lancaster , where Kris attended Wharton Elementary School , Reynolds Junior High School and J . P . McCaskey High School . As a senior , he won first team All - Lancaster - Lebanon Section One honors at both linebacker and wide receiver . He received a full scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh , graduating with a Bachelor ' s degree in Economics . He was one of three finalists for the John Mackey Award in 2003 . Wilson has an organization called the Kris Wilson Foundation , which promotes literacy and education for inner - city young people . Wilson ' s mother , Deborah , who is a licensed Social Worker with a Master ' s degree from Temple University , is the Foundation ' s Chairwoman and President . Professional career . Kansas City Chiefs . Kris Wilson was drafted in the Second Round ( 61st Overall ) by the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League . During four years as a backup fullback and tight end with the team , Wilson caught 42 passes for 345 yards and four touchdowns . He also rushed four times for 13 yards . San Diego Chargers . After a short stint with the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2008 offseason , Wilson signed a two - year contract with the San Diego Chargers . Once again a backup ( TE ) , Wilson caught four passes for 28 yards and a touchdown in 2009 after failing to play in 2008 . Wilson signed another two - year contract with the San Diego Chargers in March , 2010 . He had 113 yards in 2010 but was cut on July 28 , 2011 . Baltimore Ravens . In 2011 , Wilson signed with the Baltimore Ravens to compete for the # 3 TE spot with Davon Drew after star Todd Heap was released . In an AFC Divisional playoff win against the Houston Texans , Wilson caught a one - yard touchdown pass from Joe Flacco . After football . Wilson is currently a second - year law student at the UCLA School of Law .
Jim Krieg Jim Krieg ( born May 29 , 1949 in Buffalo , New York ) is a former American football wide receiver who played one season in the National Football League for the Denver Broncos . He played college football at the University of Washington and was drafted in the fifth round of the 1972 NFL Draft . College . Krieg was a two - year letterman at wide receiver while at Washington from 1970 to 1971 . In 1970 , his 54 receptions for 738 yards were the most in program history to date . Known as a tremendous special teams player , as of 2012 , still he holds Washington ' s career record in kickoff returns for touchdown ( 3 ) , season ( 2 ) , and career average ( 27 . 7 yds / return ) . Following his Washington career , Krieg played in the December , 1971 East – West Shrine Game and 1972 Hula Bowl .