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60th Grey Cup The 60th Grey Cup was played on December 3 , 1972 before 33 , 993 fans at the Ivor Wynne Stadium at Hamilton . It was the last Grey Cup played in December . The Hamilton Tiger - cats defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 13 - 10 . Box Score . First Quarter Hamilton - TD – Dave Fleming 16 yard pass from Chuck Ealey ( convert Ian Sunter ) Hamilton – FG – Ian Sunter 27 yards Second Quarter Saskatchewan - TD – Tom Campana 8 yard pass from Ron Lancaster ( convert Jack Abendschan ) Saskatchewan – FG – Jack Abendschan 20 yards Third Quarter No scoring Fourth Quarter Hamilton – FG – Ian Sunter 34 yards Game summary . An interception of a Ron Lancaster pass by Hamilton ' s Al Brenner led to a 16 yard touchdown pass from Chuck Ealey to Dave Fleming . The score stood despite replays clearly showing that Fleming was out of bounds when he caught Ealey ' s pass . Later in the first quarter Bob Krouse of Hamilton had his first of two blocked punts . Hamilton recovered but had to settle for a 27 yard Ian Sunter field goal . Brenner appeared to have a second interception for a 27 yard touchdown return , but it was called back on a Hamilton offside . In the second quarter Saskatchewan tied the game with an 8 yard Lancaster to Tom Campana pass and a 20 yard Jack Abendschan field goal . With just under two minutes to play in the game and Hamilton on their own 15 yard line Ealey passed to Tony Gabriel who had not been the target of any pass previously in the game . The pass was complete for 27 yards . Ealey immediately went back to Gabriel for 12 yards , and a play later passed to Gabriel for a third time to get to the Saskatchewan 41 yard line with 51 seconds left . Hamilton then ran the clock down while getting close enough for Ian Sunter to kick a 34 yard field goal on the last play of the game to win .
2003 Dallas Cowboys season 2003 marked the 44th season for the Dallas Cowboys organization as the team , coming off three consecutive 5 – 11 seasons , hired former New York Giants and New England Patriots coach Bill Parcells . Despite the release of team legend Emmitt Smith , the Cowboys ' fortunes began to change with the introduction of Parcells as head coach . Parcells began to reshape the team , particularly on offense , with an overhaul of the coaching staff , including former New York Giants offensive coordinator Sean Payton . Parcells retained much of the defensive staff , including defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer , and maintained the team ' s basic 4 - 3 defense instead of immediately installing the 3 - 4 defense which was a trademark of all Parcells ' s prior teams . This proved a wise decision , as the Cowboys finished the season with the top - ranked overall defense . As in his previous stops , Parcells started to rebuild his team through the draft . In his first year in Dallas , Parcells picked future Pro Bowl players cornerback Terence Newman , tight end Jason Witten and future Cowboys defensive captain linebacker Bradie James . One of the biggest rookie acquisitions came via free agency when the team signed undrafted rookie and future franchise quarterback Tony Romo ( although that move got little attention for a few years ) . Also typical of his prior teams , Parcells brought in veteran players who had played for him at his previous coaching stops , signing fullback Richie Anderson and speedy wide receiver Terry Glenn with whom Parcells had a checkered history . Though the Cowboys opened the season with a loss , a dramatic come - from - behind victory the next week against the Giants at New York spurred the team ' s confidence , particularly in third - year quarterback Quincy Carter . This would be followed by a reunion with Emmitt Smith ( now with the Arizona Cardinals ) in Dallas . Smith would injure his shoulder early in the game and not return . After starting with a 6 – 2 record , the Cowboys went 4 – 4 in the second half of the season including a loss to the eventual Super Bowl champion New England Patriots in Foxboro . The game received a lot of hype due to Bill Parcells and Patriots head coach Bill Belichick seemingly strained relationship due to the events following their final season coaching together with the New York Jets . Though the Cowboys finished 10 – 6 and earned a playoff berth , they lost in the first round to the eventual NFC champions , the Carolina Panthers . The Cowboys ranked first in total defense ( 253 . 5 yards per game ) , third in rushing defense , and second in scoring ( 16 . 3 points per game ) , which helped the team qualify for the playoffs for the first time in the decade . This turned out to be the final season for long - time ( and oftentimes Pro Bowl ) Cowboys safety Darren Woodson . Woodson represented the last player link to the Jimmy Johnson Cowboys ( and to all three Super Bowl teams of the 1990s ) . Woodson was on the roster the following season ( 2004 ) but never saw action due to injury .
Stacey Bailey Stacey Dwayne Bailey ( born February 10 , 1962 ) was a wide receiver in the NFL . He played for the Atlanta Falcons throughout his whole career . High school years . Bailey attended Terra Linda High School in San Rafael , California and was a letterman and a standout in football . Personal . His son , Sean Bailey , is a starting wide receiver for the University of Georgia .
Nate Ramsey Nathan Lee Ramsey ( born July 12 , 1941 in Neptune Township , New Jersey ) is a former professional American football safety and cornerback who played for the Philadelphia Eagles for most of his 11 - year NFL career from 1963 through 1973 . Ramsey was drafted by the Eagles from Indiana University in the fourteenth round ( 186th overall ) of the 1963 NFL Draft . Ramsey played high school football at Neptune High School , in Neptune Township , New Jersey .
Ed Foley , Sr . Ed Foley , Sr . is a former American football quarterback who played for the Boston College Eagles from 1963 - 65 . He finished is BC career with 129 completions in 263 attempts ( 49 . 1 % ) , 1916 passing yards , 17 touchdowns , and 9 interceptions . He and his wife had four sons who would become college athletes ; Glenn , a Boston College quarterback who spent six seasons in the NFL , Ed Jr . , an offesnive lineman at Bucknell who would become a college football coach , Cliff , a first baseman at Villanova , and Kevin , a quarterback for the Boston University Terriers and Maryland Terrapins .
Marvin Washington Marvin Washington ( born October 22 , 1965 ) is a former defensive end in the National Football League who played from 1989 - 1999 . He played for the New York Jets , the San Francisco 49ers , and the Denver Broncos . He played college football and college basketball at the University of Idaho in Moscow , Idaho .
1998 Green Bay Packers season The 1998 Green Bay Packers season ended with a 27 - 30 loss in the NFC Wild Card playoff game to the San Francisco 49ers , with Steve Young throwing a 25 - yard touchdown pass to Terrell Owens with three seconds left . The season marked the end of an era in many ways for Green Bay ; this was the last season for which both head coach Mike Holmgren and Hall of Fame defensive end Reggie White would find themselves on the Packers ' sideline . This was the first time the Packers had not won the division in four years . Offseason . 1998 NFL draft . Notably , the Packers drafted future all - pro quarterback Matt Hasselbeck in the 6th round ( 187th overall ) . Schedule . Preseason . In the 1998 NFL Preseason , the Packers traveled to Japan to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at the Tokyo Dome . It was the ninth American Bowl game to be staged at the 48 , 000 capacity stadium . Regular season . The Packers finished the 1998 regular with an 11 - 5 record in 2nd place in the NFC Central ( qualifying for an NFC Wild Card playoff game ) , behind the Randall Cunningham - led 15 - 1 Minnesota Vikings . Playoffs . NFC Wild Card Playoff . The 49ers defeated the Packers , who had eliminated them from the playoffs in each of the past 3 seasons , in one of the wildest back - and - forth games in league playoff history . After a Brett Favre touchdown to Antonio Freeman with 1 : 55 to go the Niners behind Steve Young began driving down field ; Jerry Rice had just one catch for six yards all game ; it came in this drive and when he was downed he appeared to fumble the ball but was ruled down by contact ; on the next play Young ' s pass fell incomplete and was initially ruled intercepted . With eight seconds to go Young from the Packers 25 dropped back , momentarily stumbled , then launched the ball where it was caught in the endzone by Terrell Owens , who ' d dropped several catches during the game .
Joe Blanchard Joseph Edgar Blanchard ( December 7 , 1928 – March 22 , 2012 ) was an American football player , professional wrestler and promoter . Biography . He played three seasons for the Edmonton Eskimos in the Canadian Football League . He was the founder and owner of the Southwest Championship Wrestling promotion franchise . His son is former Four Horseman wrestler Tully Blanchard . Blanchard was the trainer of wrestling legend Dusty Rhodes . Death . Joe Blanchard died of squamous - cell carcinoma on March 22 , 2012 . He was 83 .
Scott McHenry Scott Patrick McHenry ( born May 25 , 1987 , in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan ) is a professional Canadian football slotback for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the fourth round of the 2009 CFL Draft . He played CIS football for the Saskatchewan Huskies football team . He was signed in the 2010 offseason by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers , but was cut by the Bombers on June 23 , 2010 . Soon after , he signed a practice roster agreement with the Saskatchewan Roughriders on June 25 , 2010 . He was taken off the Roughriders ' practice roster and signed to the Blue Bombers active roster on August 5 , 2010
Buford Long Buford Eugene Long ( December 14 , 1931 – September 1 , 2006 ) was an American college and professional football player who was a defensive back , halfback and end in the National Football League ( NFL ) for three seasons during the 1950s . Long played college football for the University of Florida , and thereafter , he played professionally for the New York Giants of the NFL . Early years . Long was born in Lake Wales , Florida in 1931 . He attended Lake Wales High School , where he played high school football for the Lake Wales Highlanders . College career . Long attended the University of Florida in Gainesville , Florida , where he played for coach Bob Woodruff ' s Florida Gators football team from 1950 to 1952 . In an era when the college football rules permitted only limited player substitutions , Long played on both offense and defense , and was a standout halfback and defensive back . Memorably , as a senior in 1952 , Long ran seventy - seven yards for a touchdown in the Gators ' 30 – 0 upset of their rivals , the Georgia Bulldogs . Long was a key member of the Gators ' 1952 backfield that included fullback Rick Casares and quarterback Doug Dickey and led the Gators to an 8 – 3 season and a 14 – 13 victory over the Tulsa Golden Hurricane — their first - ever NCAA - sanctioned post - season bowl game . Memorably , as a senior , he had 77 - yard touchdown run to help defeat the rival Georgia Bulldogs 30 – 0 . Bob Woodruff ranked Long as one of the three best backs to play for the Gators during the 1950s . During his senior season , Long rushed for fourteen touchdowns , and was a third - team All - Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) selection . He finished his college career with twenty - five rushing touchdowns , which still ranks eighth on the Gators ' all - time career records list . Long also earned varsity letters as a member of the Florida Gators baseball and track and field teams . He graduated from Florida with a bachelor ' s degree in physical education in 1955 , and was later inducted into the University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame as a " Gator Great . " Professional career . The New York Giants selected Long in the fifth round ( fifty - eighth pick overall ) of the 1953 NFL Draft , and he played for the Giants for three seasons from to . In his three - year NFL career , Long played in twenty - six games , rushed fifty - two times for 164 yards and a touchdown , had thirty - three receptions for 462 yards and four touchdowns , made three interceptions , and returned twenty - three kickoffs for 607 yards . Long died September 1 , 2006 ; he was 74 years old .
Syracuse Soldiers The Syracuse Soldiers was a 2006 expansion member of the American Indoor Football League . They played their home games at the War Memorial at Oncenter in Syracuse , New York until the AIFL ended their season on Friday , May 19 , 2006 . The team was originally scheduled to play as the Binghamton Brigadiers ( later Binghamton Brigade ) and have their venue be the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena in Binghamton , New York , about 60 miles south of Syracuse . However , insurance problems forced Binghamton to fold before playing a single game . With the complications , the AIFL rushed to find a placeholder . On January 23 , 2006 , they announced the Soldiers would begin play . Rich Pogue of Las Vegas , Nevada was named owner prior to the first game , and the team adopted a modified version of the Binghamton logo . The Soldiers played their first game , at home , on March 6 , losing to the Miami Valley Silverbacks 54 - 30 . On Saturday , April 8 , 2006 , after losing five - straight games , the Soldiers finally got their first and only win , in a 43 - 31 road victory over the Steubenville Stampede . They would lose the next five games till being folded by the league . Until the team folded , all of its games were broadcast on WJPZ 89 . 1 FM Syracuse . The Soldiers opener was called by Todd Robbins and Chris Villani , while the only win in team history was called by Jeff Tiberii and Matt Soltysiak . Melissa Morton , Andrew Ardini , Joel Godett and Steve Wanczyk also contributed to the broadcasts providing color commentary , play - by - play , and sideline reporting . Pogue left town several weeks into the season , and so Andrew Haines , at the time serving as the league president , hastily stepped in and took over the team himself . The effort did not last . After ten games , the Syracuse Soldiers suspended operations . They were replaced by the Cumberland Cardinals , Columbus Fire and Philadelphia Scorpions , a series of amateur outdoor teams from North American Football League , which briefly tried to acquire the AIFL in 2006 . However , Haines claimed that the Soldiers had not folded , but were rather " reorganizing their schedule . " Haines was ousted from the league when it reorganized into the American Indoor Football Association after the end of the 2006 season and the Soldiers were folded . Haines has not indicated he would revive the Soldiers or the Brigade in the Ultimate Indoor Football League . Note : The American Indoor Football League changed - merged into the American Indoor Football Association for the 2007 season , so that is why some place markers / links use AIFL / AIFA interchangeably .
Christo Bilukidi Christo Bilukidi ( born December 13 , 1989 ) is an Angola n - Canadian defensive tackle in American football for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League . He played collegiate football for the Georgia State Panthers where he was a two - year starter , after attending Eastern Arizona College . On April 28 , 2012 , Bilukidi became the first former Georgia State football player to be drafted into the NFL when he was chosen by the Oakland Raiders as the 189th pick overall in the 6th round of the 2012 NFL Draft . He was also drafted 21st overall in the 3rd round of the 2012 CFL Draft by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers . Early life . Bilukidi was born in Angola and lived in France and Brazil before his family settled in Ottawa , Ontario , Canada . He did not play football until his senior year in high school . He attended and played for Eastern Arizona College in 2009 before playing for Georgia State . He was a member of Georgia State ' s first football team and , together with Jake Muasau , the first Panthers to play in the NFL .
1996 Indianapolis Colts season The 1996 Indianapolis Colts season was the 44th season for the team in the National Football League and 13th in Indianapolis . The Indianapolis Colts finished the National Football League ' s 1996 season with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses , and finished third in the AFC East division . On October 13 , the Colts hosted the newly established Baltimore Ravens , based in the Colts ' previous city . The Colts won 26 – 21 . This game has the distinction of being the first " NFL on TNT " broadcast after TNT ' s parent Turner Broadcasting System completed its merger with Time Warner , only 3 days earlier . Playoffs . The team received Wild Card playoff berth to the playoffs and traveled to Pittsburgh to play the Steelers . The Colts came back from a 13 - point lead in the first half but the Steelers scored 29 unanswered points in the second half and went on to beat the Colts .
Joe Eppele Joseph Eppele ( born August 12 , 1987 ) is a professional Canadian football offensive lineman for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted second overall by the Argonauts in the 2010 CFL Draft , being the first offensive lineman taken while being ranked fifth overall by the CFL ' s Amateur Scouting Bureau . He played college football for the Washington State Cougars . College career . Washington State University . Eppele attended Washington State University where he played college football for the Washington State Cougars from 2006 - 2009 . Professional career . CFL Draft . After a strong outing at the CFL Evaluation Camp , Eppele moved up six spots to become the fifth ranked player in the Canadian Football League ’ s Amateur Scouting Bureau rankings for players eligible in the 2010 CFL Draft . On the day prior to the draft , the Toronto Argonauts traded the number one overall draft pick to the Saskatchewan Roughriders , along with the eighth overall pick , for punter Jamie Boreham and the second and fourth overall picks in the 2010 draft . Rather than drafting one outstanding and high ranked player , the Argonauts elected to trade in order to be able to draft two very highly ranked players ; Joe Eppele with the second overall pick and Cory Greenwood with the third overall pick ( acquired from BC ) . Toronto Argonauts . On May 18 , 2010 , it was announced that Eppele had signed a contract through the 2012 CFL season with the Toronto Argonauts .
Drew Haddad Drew Haddad ( born August 15 , 1978 ) is a former National Football League wide receiver , who played for the Indianapolis Colts and the Buffalo Bills . He finished his career with the San Diego Chargers . He was drafted with the 25th pick of the 7th round in the 2000 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills . He started his career at the famed program of Saint Ignatius High School , helping to lead his team to a national championship . He played college football for the University at Buffalo where he was the all time leading receiver . In the fall of 2007 he was inducted into the University at Buffalo ' s Athletic Hall of Fame . His father - in - law is Ed O ' Neil who was a first round pick in the 1974 NFL draft of the Detroit Lions . His brother - in - law , Keith O ' Neil also played in the NFL .
Traveling team In professional team sports , a traveling team ( also called a road team ) is a member of a professional league that never or rarely competes in its home arena or stadium . This differs from a barnstorming team in that the latter does not compete within a league or association framework . While leagues may designate a traveling team prior to the start of competition , some teams become road teams by simply not scheduling any home games . While the use of traveling teams has been sparing on the upper levels of professional sports , the National Football League had such road teams ( such as the Hammond Pros , Oorang Indians , and Columbus Panhandles ) in the formative years of the league . Other professional sports leagues on the major league level have employed traveling teams , the most recent being World Team Tennis , with " The Soviets " nominally being based in Philadelphia . Traveling teams in major professional American football . Below is a list of the traveling teams that were members of the National Football League , the first American Football League , or the second American Football League . No other major professional league of American football had such road teams , the last of such was the 1952 Dallas Texans of the National Football League . To qualify for the list , the team must have played a complete season of at least four games on the road . Teams that had the traveling team status imposed upon them in midseason are noted . Though there have been no NFL traveling teams since 1952 , owing to the increased stability of the league , the 1973 - 75 New York Giants , 1997 Tennessee Oilers , 2002 Chicago Bears , 2005 New Orleans Saints and 2010 Minnesota Vikings were forced to temporarily move to alternate stadiums for various reasons . In the case of New Orleans , forced to move because of Hurricane Katrina , there was discussion of making the team a traveling team for the season ( and , in fact , had one of its designated home games moved to Giants Stadium in New Jersey , the home stadium of its opponent ) , but because of concerns over home field advantage , alternate stadiums in Texas and Louisiana accommodated the team instead for the rest of the season . All of these teams moved into permanent stadiums the next year . The Canadian Football League has had only one road team , the Las Vegas Posse ( a CFL USA team ) , which was converted into " road team " status for the last few weeks of the 1994 season . The team had drawn very poorly in Las Vegas ( its last game drew less than 2 , 500 fans ) and was folded at the end of the season .