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Howard " Doc " Ayers Howard " Doc " Ayers was born in Toccoa , Georgia . He is the son of Dr . and Mrs . C . L . Ayers . The nickname “ Doc ” came to him because his father was a medical doctor . He married Miss Connie Terrell who graduated from Shorter College . They have three children together named Bucky , Bunny , and , Buzzy . Career . Football career . Ayers played high school football in his hometown of Toccoa and at Darlington high school in Rome , Georgia . The position he played was halfback . Ayers earned All Mid Conference honors and would go on the University of Georgia on a scholarship he had received where he also played football . While playing at Georgia , Ayers sustained a knee injury at practice that would end his football career . Ayers helped coach the Georgia B team after his injury and was also a student trainer in 1946 through 1947 . Coaching career . Howard Ayers first head coaching job was in Lavonia , Georgia . He would compile a record of twenty five wins , three losses , and two no contests . Ayers would go on to coach at Winder , Georgia before making his way to Cedartown in 1952 . Ayers was a big hit in Cedartown , known for his motivational half time speeches and his ability to get his players fired up before games . In Ayers time in Cedartown , he would gather a record of ninety one wins , forty three losses , and five no contests . He would capture two region championships , seven sub region championships , and eventually a state championship in 1963 . Ayers still holds the all time record for most wins as a coach at Cedartown . The high school stadium would later be named “ Doc ” Ayers Memorial Stadium in commemoration to him . In 1964 , Ayers would become an assistant coach to Vince Dooley at the University of Georgia where he would coach for seventeen years . “ Doc ” coached the freshman team and was part of recruiting . While coaching the freshman team , Ayers compiled a record of twenty eight wins with twelve losses . The best record in Georgia Football History . Post coaching . Ayers is still very involved with the Cedartown Football program . Once a week , he makes an appearance at the Bulldog ’ s practice and gives motivational speeches to the team he loved and coached for so many years . A charitable golf tournament named the Doc Ayers - Ray Beck golf tournament is held annually in Cedartown . Ayers co - hosted the tournament with Ray Beck at Cherokee Country Club . All the money from the tournament goes to the Polk County Community Foundation . Many former pro football and baseball players attend every year . Accomplishments . Howard Ayers received many honors including Georgia State Class AAA Coach of the year and has been inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame . His last accomplishment was the induction into the Piedmont College Hall of Fame in 2008 .
Wally Cruice Walter Cruice ( April 13 , 1913 - December 7 , 2001 ( Indianapolis Star , December 9 , 2001 ) was a professional American football player , assistant coach , and scout in the National Football League with the Green Bay Packers . He served as Chief Scout for 31 years under every head coach from Curly Lambeau through Bart Starr . During his time with the team , the Packers won five league championships , including the first two Super Bowls . Playing career . Cruice played high school football at Washington High School in Milwaukee , Wisconsin . His high school coach was future Packers ' coach Lisle Blackbourn , for whom he would later serve under as Chief Scout from 1954 - 1957 . He then played college football as a halfback at Northwestern University from 1934 – 1936 and was the team ' s co - captain and most valuable player as a senior . After his final season , he played in the East - West Shrine Game . Cruice was drafted by the Packers as the 70th pick in the 1936 NFL Draft , but turned down the contract offer . Instead , he went to work for an oil company in Chicago and played for the Chicago Gunners , a regional professional team . Coaching career . Cruice began his coaching career by coaching freshman football at Northwestern in 1938 and 1939 and served as an assistant coach at Naval Station Great Lakes in 1942 and 1943 . He was hired by the Packers in 1946 and worked for them through 1949 . When Curly Lambeau resigned as the Packers ' coach and took over the Chicago Cardinals , Cruice left with him for two seasons . Cruice returned to the Packers in 1952 under Gene Ronzani and scouted for them through the 1976 season , Bart Starr ' s second as head coach . Cruice also served under Scooter McLean , Phil Bengtson and Dan Devine .
Claude Wroten Claude James Wroten ( born September 16 , 1983 ) is an American football defensive tackle who is currently a member of the Missouri Monsters of the Ultimate Indoor Football League . He was drafted by the St . Louis Rams in the third round of the 2006 NFL Draft . He played college football at Louisiana State . Wroten ' s NFL rights are still held by the Rams . He was suspended by the NFL after repeated violations of the league ' s substance abuse policy . He was waived by the Rams on March 3 , 2010 . Wroten was re - instated by the NFL on August 23 , 2010 . Early years . Wroten attended Bastrop High School in Bastrop , Louisiana . College career . Mississippi Delta . Lettered twice at Mississippi Delta Community College , making 53 tackles , 15 sacks , three forced fumbles , and two fumble recoveries in 2003 before transferring to LSU . LSU . Wroten was First - team All - SEC by College Football News and Second - Team All - SEC by the Associated Press and the SEC Coaches . He played 12 games with nine starts . He recorded 44 tackles , 12 tackles for losses and 6 sacks . He had 3 tackles and 1 sack for an 8 - yard loss against Iowa in the Capital One Bowl . As a senior in 2005 he was named First - Team All - America by College Football News and Second - Team All - America by the Sporting News and named First - Team All - SEC by both the league ’ s coaches and the AP . He played in 13 games with 12 starts . He had 49 tackles , 10 . 5 tackles for losses and 6 sacks and 26 quarterback hurries . Professional career . Pre - draft . Wroten had a chance at being a first - round pick after LSU ' s season ended , then police stopped him for speeding in Sterlington , Louisiana , on January 4 , 2006 , and arrested him on charges of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute . However , the district attorney declined the case . St . Louis Rams . Wroten was drafted by the St . Louis Rams in the third round of the 2006 NFL Draft . On July 25 , Wroten signed a four - year , $ 2 . 415 million contract with the Rams . Wroten played 15 games as a rookie , totaling 13 tackles a sack and a forced fumble . In 2007 , Wroten recorded 13 tackles and a half - sack . He served a four - game suspension in 2007 for violation of the NFL substance abuse policy . On July 23 , 2008 , Wroten was suspended without pay ( he was due $ 445 , 000 salary ) for the 2008 NFL season for his third violation the NFL ' s substance abuse policy . The Rams have asked suspended Wroten to return part of his rookie signing bonus , filing a grievance against Wroten , who received an $ 805 , 000 signing bonus his rookie contract . The Rams sought $ 201 , 250 back . Florida Tuskers . Wroten was signed by the Florida Tuskers of the United Football League on August 17 , 2009 . Toronto Argonauts . On April 21 , 2011 , Wroten was signed by the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . Released by the Argonauts on June 17th , 2012 . Edmonton Eskimos . Wroten signed with the Edmonton Eskimos on August 9th 2012 . Marion Blue Racers . Wroten signed with the Marion Blue Racers of the Continental Indoor Football League for the season .
Mike Kirkland ( American football ) Mike Kirkland ( born June 29 , 1954 in Pasadena , Texas ) is a former football quarterback , playing one season for the Baltimore Colts . A 5th round pick in 1976 NFL Draft after finishing his collegiate career at the University of Arkansas , Kirkland completed 19 of 41 passes for 211 yards and one touchdown and eight interceptions in the 1978 season . As third string quarterback , he started one NFL game when the top two players were injured . Kirkland and teammate Scott Bull competed for the starting quarterback position at Arkansas and were both drafted into the NFL in 1976 and played in the league . Kirkland was also a kicker and punter , helping to keep him on the Baltimore roster as a backup quarterback and special teams player .
Alan Caldwell Alan Lorenzo Caldwell ( born May 22 , 1956 in Winston - Salem , North Carolina ) is a former professional American football defensive back in the National Football League . He attended University of North Carolina . He would play with the New York Giants in 1979 .
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Patrick Hape Patrick Hape is a former American football fullback and tight end for the Denver Broncos , Tampa Bay Buccaneers , and Houston Texans of the NFL . Patrick Hape played 4 seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a tight end , and 5 seasons with the Denver Broncos , although he did not play in 2005 . His career high in receptions came in 2001 when he had 15 catches for 96 yards and 3 touchdowns in his first year with the Broncos . In eight seasons , Hape managed to grab 51 receptions for 287 yards and 11 touchdowns . 22 % of his career receptions were touchdowns . He also scored the very first regular season touchdown at Invesco Field at Mile High . In December 2000 , Hape was fined $ 5 , 000 by the NFL for excessive endzone celebration with teammates Keyshawn Johnson and Dave Moore . He was known for his versatility , outstanding blocking , durability in remaining rather injury - free , reliability near the goaline , ability to play the H - Back position ( a position developed by coach Joe Gibbs ) , and a colorful personality in the locker room . Signed a three - year , $ 1 . 7 million contract with the Broncos in April , 2004 , only to be cut by Denver on August 30 , 2005 . In late May 2006 , free agent jack - of - many - trades Patrick Hape was briefly reunited with his former offensive coordinator , Gary Kubiak , signing a contract with the Houston Texans after being out of the league in 2005 . He was released by the Houston Texans less than three months later essentially ending his active NFL career . He is no longer listed as an active NFL player , nor has he explicitly retired . Hape is also friends with former - Buccaneer teammate , Mike Alstott . As a Buccaneer , he wore jersey # 82 . As a Bronco , he switched to # 86 . In his brief stint as a Texan in 2006 , he wore # 45 . He is an avid golfer even winning the Town of Castle Rock Celebrity Golf Tournament in 2004 , playing with other Denver Bronco teammates . He went on bowling excursions to bolster team chemistry while in Denver with then - Bronco teammates including Matt Lepsis , Tom Nalen , and Jeb Putzier . The future NFLer earned all - state accolades while playing tight end , linebacker and running back at Brooks High School in Alabama . Hape rushed for 660 yards and scored seven touchdowns as a prep . At the University of Alabama , Patrick Hape majored in Business Management .
Tim McCray Tim McCray ( born August 20 , 1960 in Waycross , Georgia ) was a Canadian Football League running back for the Ottawa Rough Riders from 1984 through 1985 , and for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1986 through 1990 . He was an All - Star in 1989 , the same year the Roughriders won the 77th Grey Cup . In 1989 , Tim won his first Grey Cup and was selected to the All - West and All - CFL All - Star team for the first time . He established career highs in all offensive categories as well as leading the CFL and breaking the Riders record for all - purpose yardage in the season with 2 , 684 yards . Tim , became the sixth Roughrider to break the 1 , 000 rushing yard mark with 1 , 285 yards rushing . Tim placed second on the club with 75 receptions for 749 yards . Tim also led the Riders in kick - off returns with 650 yards on 29 returns for a 22 . 4 average . Tim was the 1989 Saskatchewan Roughriders Molson Cup winner as selected by the fans as the most Popular Player . Tim signed with Buffalo in the NFL in 1984 .
Quadtrine Hill Quadtrine Victavian Hill ( born November 18 , 1982 in West Palm Beach , Florida ) is an American football fullback who is currently a free agent . He was originally signed by the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . He played college football at the University of Miami . High school career . Hill was an All - State tailback at Piper High School in Sunrise , Florida . As a senior in 2000 , he rushed for 1 , 356 yards and 20 touchdowns , averaging more than seven yards per carry . He was also noted to be an outstanding student with a 4 . 3 grade - point average . College career . Hill attended the University of Miami , where he played in 48 games over four seasons from 2002 – 05 , rushing 40 times for 253 yards and catching 56 passes for 414 yards and two touchdowns . He was described as a straight - line runner with excellent speed , and a receiving threat out of the backfield . Pro career . Hill was originally signed by the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent on May 4 , 2006 but was released six weeks later . He then spent three days with the Chicago Bears in August 2006 , and was later signed to the New England Patriots practice squad on January 3 , 2007 but was waived the following August . On August 7 , 2007 , the Chicago Bears claimed Hill off waivers , but then assigned him " waived / injured " status on August 26 , 2007 . On September 1 , 2007 , Hill was placed on the team ' s injured reserve list . He was waived once again on November 28 . Boxing . Hill has embarked on a boxing career , working with South Florida entrepreneur Kris Lawrence . Lawrence operates a training program for novice boxers , concentrating specifically on developing athletes culled from other sports such as American football . < br > Hill won his debut match on February 16 , 2010 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino , Hollywood , Florida against Vashawn Tomlin by first round knockout . Personal . He is the son of former Los Angeles Rams ( 1979 – 80 ) and Miami Dolphins ( 1981 – 84 ) running back Eddie Hill .
Kentucky Fight Kentucky Fight is a fight song at the University of Kentucky . It is a fairly traditional - sounding march , and the lyrics are almost never sung . The song has three verses : one is generic , one is for football , and one is for basketball .
2004 Auburn Tigers football team The 2004 Auburn Tigers football team represented Auburn University in the 2004 NCAA Division I - A football season . Auburn compiled a record of 13 – 0 , winning the Southeastern Conference championship and finishing the season ranked # 2 in both the AP Poll and the Coaches ' Poll . Beginning the season ranked # 17 in the AP poll and # 18 in the Coaches ' Poll , the Tigers were denied a berth in the BCS National Championship Game because they finished the regular season ranked # 3 in the BCS rankings . Head coach Tommy Tuberville , who was nearly fired after the 2003 season , was named national Coach of the Year by the Associated Press . The team defeated LSU , Georgia , and Tennessee ( twice , facing them a second time in the SEC Championship game ) , all of whom were ranked opponents . They were left out of the BCS National Championship Game , and instead went to the 2005 Sugar Bowl , beating Virginia Tech , 16 – 13 , to finish 13 – 0 . USC and Oklahoma played for the national title in the Orange Bowl . This was Auburn ' s third undefeated season in which they played over ten games . The team ' s star - studded roster featured four first - round NFL draft picks in running back Carnell Williams , running back Ronnie Brown , defensive back Carlos Rogers , and quarterback Jason Campbell , as well as four future Pro Bowl participants : offensive linemen Marcus McNeill and Ben Grubbs , running back Ronnie Brown and defensive tackle Jay Ratliff . Schedule .
Malcolm Taylor Malcolm Taylor ( born June 20 , 1960 in Crystal Springs , Mississippi ) is a former professional American football defensive end in the National Football League . He played six seasons for the Houston Oilers ( 1982 – 1986 ) , the Los Angeles Raiders ( 1987 – 1988 ) , and the Atlanta Falcons ( 1989 ) .
1972 Pittsburgh Steelers season The 1972 Pittsburgh Steelers season was the 40th in franchise history . The team went 11 – 3 that season , and won their first - ever AFC Central Division title . Offseason . NFL Draft . rd . 1 . Franco Harris RB . Penn State Regular season . Game summaries . Week 1 ( Sunday September 17 , 1972 ) : Oakland Raiders . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 2 ( Sunday September 24 , 1972 ) : Cincinnati Bengals . " at Riverfront Stadium , Cincinnati , Ohio " Scoring Drives : Week 3 ( Sunday October 1 , 1972 ) : St . Louis Cardinals . " at Busch Memorial Stadium , St . Louis , Missouri " Scoring Drives : Week 4 ( Sunday October 8 , 1972 ) : Dallas Cowboys . " at Texas Stadium , Irving , Texas " Scoring Drives : Week 5 ( Sunday October 15 , 1972 ) : Houston Oilers . " at the Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 6 ( Sunday October 22 , 1972 ) : New England Patriots . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 7 ( Sunday October 29 , 1972 ) : Buffalo Bills . " at War Memorial Stadium , Buffalo , New York " Scoring Drives : Week 8 ( Sunday November 5 , 1972 ) : Cincinnati Bengals . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 9 ( Sunday November 12 , 1972 ) : Kansas City Chiefs . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 10 ( Sunday November 19 , 1972 ) : Cleveland Browns . " at Cleveland Municipal Stadium , Cleveland , Ohio " Scoring Drives : Week 11 ( Sunday November 26 , 1972 ) : Minnesota Vikings . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 12 ( Sunday December 3 , 1972 ) : Cleveland Browns . " at the Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Franco Harris breaks Jim Brown ' s record for consecutive 100 yd games . Week 13 ( Sunday December 10 , 1972 ) : Houston Oilers . " at the Houston Astrodome , Houston , Texas " Scoring Drives : Week 14 ( Sunday December 17 , 1972 ) : San Diego Chargers . " at San Diego Stadium , San Diego , California " the pittsburgh steelers clinched their first afc central division title ( the day before the game Frank Sinatra is inducted into Franco ' s Italian Army ) . Scoring Drives : Postseason . Game summaries . Week 15 ( Saturday December 23 , 1972 ) : Oakland Raiders . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives : Week 16 ( Sunday December 31 , 1972 ) : Miami Dolphins . " at Three Rivers Stadium , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania " Scoring Drives :
Alexander H . Bondurant Alexander H . Bondurant was an American football coach and educator . He served as the founder of and as the first head football coach at the University of Mississippi ( Ole Miss ) in 1893 . During his one - season tenure at Mississippi , Bondurant compiled an overall record of four wins and one loss ( 4 – 1 ) . From 1889 to 1936 Bondurant served as part of the faculty as a professor of Classics at Mississippi .
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Kent McCloughan Kent Auburn McCloughan ( born February 12 , 1940 ) is a former football defensive back . He played cornerback for the American Football League ' s Oakland Raiders from 1965 through 1969 , and for the National Football League ' s Raiders in 1970 , but his career ended early because of a devastating knee injury . He had a son named Dave McCloughan who played in the NFL from 1991 to 1994 . With Willie Brown , a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame , he is considered to be the originator or one of the earliest proficient exponents of Bump and run coverage , by which a defensive back impedes progress of the wide receiver by body contact , a style that was followed by later Oakland cornerbacks , such as Lester Hayes . The strategy appeared so successful in the eyes of NFL rule - makers that , to help the offense , the rules were changed in 1978 , see Penalty ( American football ) , so that bump and run coverage is currently allowed only for the first 5 yards and no farther upfield . Otherwise , a 5 - yard penalty and an automatic first down for illegal contact are given in favor of the offense . A native of Broken Bow , Nebraska , McCloughan established a Nebraska state record ( 21 . 4 sec ) in the 220 yard dash in 1961 , which stood until Kenzo Cotton broke it in 2012 .
Brian Holloway Brian Douglass Holloway ( born July 25 , 1959 in Omaha , Nebraska ) is a former professional American football offensive tackle for the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Raiders from 1981 to 1988 . Early Life . Holloway attended Winston Churchill High School in Potomac , Maryland . New England Patriots . Brian Holloway was selected by the New England Patriots in the first round ( 19th overall ) of the 1981 NFL Draft out of Stanford University . As a rookie in the strike - shortened 1982 NFL season , Holloway started 5 of 16 games . He became the starting left offensive tackle the following year , next to guard John Hannah , and missed only one start up to the end of the 1986 NFL season . In the 1982 - 83 NFL playoffs , the Patriots lost to the Miami Dolphins in a wild - card game . They did not make the playoffs in 1983 and 1984 but did so in 1985 . After beating the New York Jets in a wild - card game of the 1985 - 86 NFL playoffs , the Patriots beat the Los Angeles Raiders on the road in the divisional round with a strong running game , amassing 156 yards , 104 by running back Craig James behind Holloway and Hannah . The line then destroyed the Miami Dolphins ' run defense on the road by accumulating 255 yards , 105 of them by James , winning the AFC title . However , they could not run over the legendary Chicago Bears defense of 1985 in Super Bowl XX , Holloway having a hard time with the formidably swift right defensive end Richard Dent . After finishing with a won - lost record of 11 - 5 and winning the AFC east division , New England fell short against the Denver Broncos , led by quarterback John Elway , in a divisional round of the 1986 - 87 NFL playoffs . Holloway was one of the most dominating offensive tackles in his era , as indicated in part by three Pro Bowl selections from 1983 to 1985 . Los Angeles Raiders . Brian Holloway went to play left offensive tackle with the Los Angeles Raiders in 1987 and 1988 . In the strike - shortened 1987 NFL season , he started 8 of 12 games , but did not start in 1988 , his final year in the NFL , replaced at that position by Don Mosebar .