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Taurean Henderson Taurean Levar Henderson ( born January 20 , 1983 in Gatesville , Texas ) , is an American football player . He is a multi - purpose running back and is currently a coach with the Texas Revolution of the Indoor Football League . Early life . Born the son of KeSandra Henderson and Archie Ward , Taurean attended Gatesville High School , in Gatesville , Texas . The he played for coach Kiff Hardin . He senior season he rushed for 2 , 953 yards and 32 touchdowns on 386 carries , helping lead Gatesville to Class 3A State Championship . For his high school career , he rushed for 6 , 337 yards and had 76 touchdowns . After his senior season , he received many honors and was named Fort Worth Star - Telegram First - Team All - State , the 17 - 3A District MVP , Super Centex Player of the Year , Killeen Supreme Team Offensive Player of the Year , Associated Press First - Team All - State , Texas Sportswriters Association Offensive Player of the Year , and was named to the Lubbock Avalanche - Journal Top 100 list . He was recruited by Baylor , Texas Tech , TCU and Kansas . College career . Taurean committed to play football at Texas Tech . Although having never rushed for 1 , 000 yards in a season due to Tech ' s predominately passing - based offense , he averaged more than 75 receptions a season since his sophomore year . As of 2006 , he ranked third in all - time receptions , out of all players including wide receivers . He has caught over 300 passes in his career . He is in second place on the Tech career receptions list with 236 and trails all - time leader Wes Welker by 23 . He is second on the career touchdowns list at Tech with 47 and is in third place at Tech with 33 career rushing scores . He is also second with 282 career points and trails all - time leader James Gray ( 1986 – 89 ) by 30 points . His 78 receptions in 2003 ranks fifth on the Tech single - season list . Records Held . Tech Junior Scoring - 108 points ( 2004 ) Tech Sophomore Receptions - 78 ( 2003 ) NCAA Freshman Receptions - 98 ( 2002 ) Tech Freshman Receptions - 98 ( 2002 ) Tech Freshman Single - Game Receptions - 13 vs . A & M ( 2002 ) Tech Freshman Single - Season Receiving Yards - 633 ( 2002 ) Tech Freshman Single - Season All - Purpose Yards - 1 , 453 ( 2002 ) Professional career . Minnesota Vikings . Although he was projected by some as a mid - round NFL prospect , Henderson went unchosen in the 2006 NFL Draft . However , immediately following the draft he signed as a free agent with the Minnesota Vikings . After spending a few months in training camp , he was released on July 27 . Atlanta Falcons . He has since been signed by the Atlanta Falcons , who allocated him to NFL Europa where he played for the Rhein Fire .
1980 Montreal Alouettes season The 1980 Montreal Alouettes finished the season in 2nd place in the East Division with a 8 – 8 – 0 record . They appeared in the East Final , where they lost 24 - 13 to the Hamilton Tiger - Cats , ending their three year reign as the East Division representative in the Grey Cup .
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Tex Oliver Gerald A . " Tex " Oliver ( November 21 , 1899 – April 10 , 1988 ) was an American football coach . He served as the head coach at the University of Arizona from 1933 to 1937 and at the University of Oregon from 1938 to 1941 and again from 1945 to 1946 , compiling a career college football record of 55 – 39 – 7 . Coaching career . From 1933 to 1937 , Oliver coached the Arizona Wildcats to a 32 – 11 – 4 record . During that stretch , he never had a losing season . From 1938 to 1946 , he coached Oregon to a 23 – 28 – 3 record .
Quebec Juvenile Football League The Quebec Juvenile Football League operated from 1959 to 1976 as a stepping stone between midget and junior football , and was later merged with the [ Quebec Junior Football League ] . The age group consisted primarily of 17 to 19 year - olds , although there were players as young as 15 , ( eg Don Dixon , Lachine Lakers ) playing . The league originally started in the Southwest area of Montreal Island , with Shorty Fairhead putting together 4 teams - the Lachine Lakers ( coached by Sid Harbert ) , Pte - Claire Avengers , Dorval Dukes , and Westlake Warriors . At various times during the operations of the league , Pte . St - Charles Leo ' s Boys , East End Larks , Laval Scorpions , Verdun Black and Gold , South Shore Colts , Cote St - Luc Jets , St - Laurent Raiders , Chateauguay Raiders , North Shore Knights and Farnham , among others , had teams participating in the various divisions of the league . As demographics changed , high schools started cutting their football programmes , and CEGEPS ( junior colleges ) came into existence in the mid - 60s , the ranks of available juvenile - aged players became considerably thinner , and only four teams were available to compete in 1976 . A dispute concerning 20 year - old players ensued , and Lachine withdrew , leaving only three teams to compete - an impossible situation resulting in the league ' s demise . The Quebec League competed for the Little Grey Cup , and was often pitted against the powerful western representatives from Winnipeg , the Hawkeyes . Lachine dodged a bullet in 1973 , defeating the Surrey , B . C . Rams 3 - 1 in the Little Grey Cup , avoiding the Hawkeyes when their star QB was injured prior to the B . C . semifinal . ( Lachine had been soundly beaten by Winnipeg in ' 68 when they visited the Hawkeyes , after a 2 - day train ride , by the score of 67 - 6 ) . Some well - known individuals associated with the league , in addition those already mentioned , include Vernon Pahl ( UPEI and Winnipeg Blue Bombers ) , Pete Regimbald ( Montreal Alouettes and Concordia Stingers ) , Skip Rochette ( Concordia Stingers , Queen ' s University , and University of Bridgeport ) Barclay Allen ( Ottawa Roughriders and Montreal Alouettes ) , Yvan Cournoyer ( Montreal Canadiens , Hockey Hall of Fame ) , Bruce Soutter ( Toronto Argonauts ) , Don Taylor ( McGill University 2 - way All - Canadian ) , MIke Dollimore ( University of New Brunswick ) and Willy Lambert ( Montreal Alouettes , McGill University All - Canadian ) . Submitted by Pete Harding ( player , executive and coach - Lachine Lakers 1962 - 1973 )
1921 Tennessee Volunteers football team The 1921 Tennessee Volunteers football team ( variously " Tennessee " , " UT " or the " Vols " ) represented the University of Tennessee in the 1921 college football season . Playing as a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association ( SIAA ) , the team was led by head coach M . B . Banks , in his first year , and played their home games at Shields - Watkins Field in Knoxville , Tennessee . They finished the season with a record of six wins , two losses and one tie ( 6 – 2 – 1 overall , 4 – 1 – 1 in the SIAA ) . The Volunteers offense scored 102 points while the defense allowed 35 points .
James Carter ( coach ) James Emerson Carter ( - ) was head basketball coach at the University of Dayton , in Dayton , Ohio , USA , from 1939 until 1947 . Carter came to Dayton when head football coach Harry Baujan hired him as an assistant football coach . Carter , a Purdue graduate and varsity football standout , had no experience with basketball , but was nonetheless installed as the head basketball coach for the 1939 - 40 season . Although he had to share football responsibilities with his new basketball duties , Carter quickly moved to expand the Flyers ' profile . In his first season he scheduled an ambitious five game east coast road trip against such prominent teams as Rhode Island , St Joseph ' s , St John ' s and Long Island University . Later , he scheduled other high profile opponents such as Kentucky and Ohio during his coaching tenure . Carter is noted for starting an African American player on his 1946 - 47 squad . Carter led the Flyers to winning records in his third and fourth seasons , but the two year World War II suspension between 1943 and 1945 derailed this progress . Following consecutive 3 - 13 and 4 - 17 seasons , the University decided to hire Tom Blackburn as its full - time basketball coach in 1947 . Carter ' s six season record was 41 - 75 . Carter lived in Anderson , IN and was recognized as the oldest living Purdue Boilermaker in 2011 .
Billy Ray Barnes William Ray Barnes ( born May 14 , 1935 ) is a former professional American football player and coach . Early life . Barnes ' sports career began at Landis High School where he was a three sport star ( baseball , football and basketball ) and led his 1953 football team to an undefeated season . College career . In the fall of 1953 , Barnes enrolled at Wake Forest University . Barnes made the freshman team in 1953 and the varsity team the following year . As a junior in 1955 , he led the team in rushing , punt returns , kickoff returns , pass interceptions and pass receptions , setting the ACC record in pass receptions ( 31 ) and yards out of the backfield ( 349 ) . After the 1955 football season ended , he joined the baseball team at third base where he hit . 319 , led the league in stolen bases ( 17 ) and helped Wake Forest win the 1955 National Baseball Championship . In 1956 , Barnes became the first player in the ACC to rush for more than 1 , 000 yards in a single season when he rushed for 1 , 010 yards . He was the second leading rusher in the nation , an All - America n and 1956 ACC Player of the Year . In 2009 , he was enducted into the ACC Football Championship Game Legends Class . Professional career . Barnes was drafted in the second round of the 1957 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles . He made the Pro Bowl his first three years in the league ( 1957 – 1959 ) and was a key member of the backfield during the Eagles ' 1960 NFL Championship team . During the title game against the Green Bay Packers , Barnes ran the ball 13 times for 42 yards . He had a nine - yard run and key 13 - yard pass reception on the game - winning drive , and blocked Packer defensive end Bill Quinlan that helped Ted Dean to score the winning touchdown . Following the 1961 season , Barnes was traded to the Washington Redskins for center Jim Schrader . He had two good seasons with the Redskins , leading the team in rushing in 1962 . Barnes was cut by the Redskins before the start of the 1963 season because of an injury he sustained during the pre - season . In 1965 , Barnes returned to the Eagles as a free agent , but was traded to the Minnesota Vikings for a draft choice before the season began . Barnes retired following the 1966 season , and became head coach of the Continental Football League ' s Charleston Rockets in 1968 . He eventually became an assistant coach in the NFL , and served as Norm Van Brocklin ' s backfield coach for the Atlanta Falcons . Barnes was inducted into the Wake Forest University Hall of Fame in 1975 and the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1979 .
1935 Brooklyn Dodgers ( NFL ) season The 1935 Brooklyn Dodgers season was their sixth in the National Football League . The team improved on their previous season ' s output of 4 - 7 , winning five games . They failed to qualify for the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season .
Ed Blaine Edward Homer Blaine was born in Farmington , Missouri on January 30 , 1940 . He played offensive guard on the University of Missouri Tigers football team while a pre - med student there . Blaine was named All - Big Eight Conference and All - America in 1961 . Blaine was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 2nd round ( 28th overall ) of the 1962 NFL Draft , and was also drafted by the New York Titans in the 4th round ( 29th overall ) of the American Football League ' s 1962 Draft . He played professionally in the National Football League with the Green Bay Packers ( 1962 ) and Philadelphia Eagles ( 1963 – 1966 ) . He was named All - Pro after the 1964 NFL season . Blaine was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame on September 29 , 2011 . Blaine is the former Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center Director and continues as a Dalton Development officer and Investigator and Professor in the Department of Medical Pharmacology and Physiology with the University of Missouri . Dr . Ed Blaine was not only successful on the football field but also as one of the nation ’ s foremost pharmaceutical researchers with an interest in hypertension and heart failure . In November 2009 , Dr . Blaine was also recognized as a Distinguished Eagle Scout by the Boy Scouts of America . This recognition is held with other greats such as astronaut Neil Armstrong , former President Gerald Ford , and Secretary of defense Robert Gates .
Monmouth Hawks football The Monmouth Hawks football program is the intercollegiate American football team for the Monmouth University located in the U . S . state of New Jersey . The team competes in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision ( FCS ) and are members of the Northeast Conference . The school ' s first football team was fielded in 1993 . The team plays its home games at the 4 , 000 seat Kessler Field . They are coached by Kevin Callahan . Notable former players . Notable alumni include :
Daniel Colchico Daniel Mametta Colchico ( born May 27 , 1935 in Berkeley , California ) is a former American football defensive lineman in the National Football League . After playing college football for Diablo Valley Junior College and San Jose State , Colchico was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 7th round ( 78th overall ) of the 1959 NFL Draft . He was a member of the San Francisco 49ers organization for seven years from 1960 - 1967 ( played 1960 – 1965 - - in 1966 he performed Public Relations duties while in rehab for a ruptured achilles tendon and upon being denied clearance to play by the 49er medical staff , was hired as the Defensive Line Coach in 1967 ) and played two seasons for the New Orleans Saints ( 1968 - 1969 ) before retiring from the NFL in the San Francisco Bay Area . Amongst other accolades Dan was awarded A . P & UPI All American Honorable Mention during his collegiate career ; the 1962 recipient of the San Francisco 49ers most prestigious annual honor , the Len Eshmont Award ; and an inductee of the San Jose State Alumni Hall Of Fame .
Matt Schobel Matthew Thomas " Matt " Schobel ( ; born November 4 , 1978 ) is a retired American football tight end . He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the third round of the 2002 NFL Draft . He played college football at Texas Christian University ( TCU ) . Schobel has also been a member of the Philadelphia Eagles . Matt is the younger brother of free agent defensive end Aaron Schobel and the cousin of free agent defensive end Bo Schobel . Early years . Schobel attended Columbus High School in Columbus , Texas . He played football there as a quarterback . Also was 2nd leg in 4 x 100 meter relay team . Excellent basketball player that was known for dunks . College career . Schobel originally signed with Texas A & M as a quarterback in 1997 . He was redshirted as a freshman , and decided to transfer to Texas Christian University , sitting out the 1998 season per NCAA transfer rules . Due to his size and surprising quickness and mobility , he was converted to tight end in 2000 and played three seasons ( 1999 – 2001 ) at Texas Christian University . Professional career . Cincinnati Bengals . Schobel was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the third round ( the 67th player overall ) of the 2002 NFL Draft . Schobel played four years with the Bengals where he tallied 90 receptions for 938 yards and nine touchdown s . Philadelphia Eagles . In 2006 , Schobel became an unrestricted free agent and signed a five - year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles . Through 2008 , Schobel has seen action in 36 games , starting 11 . He has 27 receptions for 332 yards and three touchdowns . He was released on September 5 , 2009 .
Ted Gregory Theodore Anthony Gregory ( born February 11 , 1965 ) is a former professional American football defensive tackle who played one season for the New Orleans Saints in the National Football League . Gregory was drafted by the Denver Broncos following a sterling collegiate career at Syracuse . Gregory listed his height as 6 ' 1 " . However , a shocked Dan Reeves , who is also listed as 6 ' 1 " commented , " I ' m taller than he is ! " upon meeting Gregory after the draft . By Reeves ' estimate , Gregory was closer to 5 ' 9 " . Gregory had injured his knee in his last collegiate game , and the knee gave out during training camp . Following scathing criticism from the press for wasting a pick on damaged goods , the Broncos traded him to the Saints for Shawn Knight before the season . He is now regarded as one of the biggest draft busts in Broncos ' history ( if not the biggest ) . After the Gregory incident the Broncos began meeting with potential draft picks prior to the draft , a practice they had not previously engaged in . Gregory blew out his knee in this third game with the Saints , and never played in the NFL again . After a series of failed business ventures drained his life savings , he took a job as a construction worker , only to have that end due to a ruptured disc in his back .
Rick Venturi Rick Venturi ( born February 23 , 1946 ) is a former American football player and coach . He served as the head coach at Northwestern University and as longtime National Football League assistant coach known for his defense . As the head coach at Northwestern from 1978 to 1980 , Venturi ' s record was 1 – 31 – 1 . He coached the beginning segment the Northwestern Wildcats ' NCAA Division I record 34 - game losing streak . Venturi has served as the defensive coordinator with the Indianapolis Colts , Cleveland Browns , New Orleans Saints , and St . Louis Rams . Venturi also served as an interim head coach , in 1991 with the Colts and 1996 with the Saints . As a head coach in the NFL , his career record stands at 2 – 17 . Venturi played quarterback at Rockford Auburn High School in Illinois , and at Northwestern . While at Northwestern he joined the Delta Upsilon fraternity . His father , Joe Venturi , was a member of the Illinois High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame . Joe coached at Pekin High School in Illinois . His brother , John is also a member of the Illinois High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame . John coached at Washington High School where he won the 1985 Class 4A State Championship . John ' s 1983 Washington team was the 4A Runner - Up .
Spencer Nead Spencer Nead ( born November 3 , 1977 in Tacoma , Washington ) is a former American football fullback of the National Football League . He was drafted by the New England Patriots in the seventh round of the 2003 NFL Draft . He played college football at Brigham Young . Nead was also a member of the St . Louis Rams and Atlanta Falcons .
1906 Vanderbilt Commodores football team The 1906 Vanderbilt Commodores football team represented Vanderbilt University during the 1906 college football season . The team ' s head coach was Dan McGugin , who served his third season in that capacity . Members of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association , the Commodores played seven home games in Nashville , Tennessee , and finished the season with a record of 8 – 1 oveerall and 6 – 0 in SIAA . The 1906 Vanderbilt team was one the best season in school history . Vanderbilt played seven home games , winning all of them . Their only loss was came on the road at Michigan Michigan , 10 - 4 . Seven of Vanderbilt ' s eight wins came by a shutout . Only two teams scored on them all season . Vanderbilt outscored there opponents 278 – 16 . Vanderbilt finished the season with a 22 - game home win streak that reached 26 until Michigan stopped them on November 2 , 1907 .
Nate Collins Nathaniel Allen Collins ( born December 14 , 1987 ) is an American football defensive tackle who is currently a member of the Chicago Bears of the National Football League . He was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent in 2010 . He played college football at the University of Virginia . He has also played for the Jacksonville Jaguars . Professional career . Jacksonville Jaguars . Collins was signed by the Jacksonville Jaguars on November 13 , 2010 . He played in one game in 2010 and 12 games during the 2011 season . He scored a touchdown in 2011 on a fumble recovery against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers . In February 2012 , a Virginia state trooper arrested Collins and charged him with the possession of a small amount of marijuana . Less than a month later , the Jaguars rescinded the exclusive rights free agent tender placed on Collins , making him an unrestricted free agent , free to sign with any team . Chicago Bears . Collins was signed by the Chicago Bears on May 23 , 2012 . On July 20 , 2012 , Collins was suspended for 1 game after violating the league ' s substance policy . In 2013 , Collins was set to become a restricted free agent , though he was signed to a one - year deal on March 14 . Personal . He attended King Low Heywood Thomas in Stamford , Connecticut . Graduated from University of Virginia with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology on May 20 , 2012 . In April 2011 , Collins and New York Giants receiver Victor Cruz started the clothing brand , Young Whales . The line , a play on words of a high stakes casino gambler " whale " , was ready for purchase online by September 2011 .
Bob Fisher ( American football ) Robert T . Fisher ( December 3 , 1887 – July 7 . 1942 ) was an American football player and coach . He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1973 . Fisher was also one of the original Trustees for the American Football Coaches Association .
Hamburg Sea Devils The Hamburg Sea Devils were an American football team that began play in NFL Europa from 2005 to 2007 . They played their home games at Hamburg ' s AOL Arena ( also home to the Bundesliga soccer side Hamburger SV ) . They played their first game on April 2 , 2005 losing 24 - 23 to the Cologne Centurions ( who were the newest NFL Europe franchise before the Sea Devils ) . Also , the Sea Devils ' very first ever win came in Week 3 of the 2005 season , with a 31 - 24 home victory over the then - struggling Rhein Fire . Their first head coach was Jack Bicknell , previously head coach of the defunct Barcelona Dragons and Scottish Claymores . The Sea Devils had directly replaced the Claymores after the 2004 season . On April 1 , 2006 , the Sea Devils recorded their very first tie in franchise history . At home , they scored 17 points in the second quarter , against the Berlin Thunder . They had blown their 17 - point lead before regulation ended . When no one scored in overtime , the game ended in a draw . This was only the second tie in the NFL Europa history . The previous tie came in the 1992 season between the Birmingham Fire and the London Monarchs . The final score for that game was also 17 - 17 . On March 29 , 2007 , Bicknell resigned , citing health issues as the reason . He was replaced by offensive coordinator Vince Martino . On June 23 , 2007 , the Sea Devils won their first World Bowl championship with a 37 - 28 victory over the defending champion Frankfurt Galaxy . It was also their last , as NFL Europa disbanded almost immediately following the game . As a result , the Sea Devils are the last team to win a WLAF / NFL Europe / NFL Europa game ever . The Sea Devils were brought to American media attention again on July 14 , 2007 , when 2006 team member Mike Jemison was arrested in Pennsylvania for robbery . Also Thomas Herrion was an Offensive tackle allocated to the team by the San Francisco 49ers . Herrion died after a preseason game against the Denver Broncos in August 2005 . His number 68 was selected to be the number for the 2006 jerseys . Season - by - season . ! Totals | | 16 | | 14 | | 1