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Kirston Pittman Kirston Jarre Pittman ( born January 18 , 1985 in New Orleans , Louisiana ) is an American football defensive end who is currently a member of the New Orleans VooDoo . He was signed by the St . Louis Rams as an undrafted free agent in 2009 . He played college football at Louisiana State . Early years . A a senior at East St . John High School , Reserve , Louisiana , Pittman made 42 tackles , blocked three punts , and had one interception returned for a touchdown . As a junior he registered 40 tackles and 12 sacks . College career . In 2003 , Pittman earned Freshmen All - SEC honors from the Sporting News and was named honorable mention Freshmen All - American by College Football News . He Played in 13 games with no starts and recorded 15 tackles and 2 sacks . In 2004 he played 12 games with one start . He has 21 tackles ( 11 solo ) with 5 going for a loss and three sacks . He also broke up a pass . Pittman missed all of 2006 after tearing Achilles tendon during an offseason workout and there year before , 2005 , redshirted after missing the entire season with a foot injury . Pittman was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA due to injuries . He ended 2008 with 35 tackles ( 5 . 5 for a loss ) and 2 . 5 sacks . In 2007 he started all 14 games and had 68 total tackles ( 29 solo ) with 12 . 5 going for losses and 7 . 5 sacks . He also intercepted a pass and broke up one pass . Professional career . St . Louis Rams . After going undrafted in the 2009 NFL Draft , Pittman signed a two - year contract with the St . Louis Rams as an undrafted free agent . He was waived / injured on July 29 and subsequently reverted to the team ' s injured reserve list . He was released on August 4 .
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Skol , Vikings " Skol , Vikings " is the fight song of the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League . It was introduced around the time the team was founded in 1961 . The words and music are attributed to James " Red " McLeod , a composer from Edina , Minnesota . The old recording is usually played whenever the team scores , accompanied by cheerleader s carrying flags that spell out the team ' s name , as per the lyrics . It is also played at the end of the game , after a victory . The spelling out of the team name echoes the style of the older song , " Minnesota Rouser " , long used by the University of Minnesota teams . Meaning . " Skol " ( written " skål " in Danish , Norwegian , and Swedish and " skál " in Faroese and Icelandic or " skaal " in transliteration of any of those languages ) is the Danish / Norwegian / Swedish word for " cheers , " or " good health , " a salute or a toast , as to an admired person or group .
East Carolina – Marshall football rivalry The East Carolina – Marshall football rivalry is an college football rivalry game between two public universities , East Carolina University Pirates and the Marshall University Thundering Herd . The current winner is Marshall , who won , 59 – 28 , on November 29 , 2013 . East Carolina leads the all - time series , 10 – 5 . History . East Carolina and Marshall have a " friendly " rivalry with one another . They are emotionally bonded by the tragic plane crash on November 14 , 1970 . The Thundering Herd were coming back from Greenville , North Carolina after a 17 – 14 loss to the Pirates when their plane crashed near Ceredo , West Virginia . The teams have been bonded ever since . East Carolina joined Conference USA ( CUSA ) in 1997 as an affiliate member for football only until the 2001 season as the school moved up to full membership . When three teams from the Big East Conference moved to the ACC , the Big East looked for new members for their conference and invited five schools from CUSA to join their conference . Then CUSA added six other teams , including Marshall from the Mid - American Conference . The six new teams brought CUSA to twelve teams in which the conference can split into divisions and host a Conference USA Football Championship Game . East Carolina and Marshall were placed in the " East " division and played annually since then . East Carolina and Marshall ' s most memorable games was the 2001 GMAC Bowl as they combined for a bowl record , 125 points , as Marshall overcame a 30 - point deficit to beat East Carolina 64 – 61 in double overtime . Another memorable game was the 2013 match - up as whoever won the game would move on to the Conference USA Football Championship Game as both teams had a " East " division record of 6 - 1 . Marshall defeated East Carolina , 59 - 28 and moved on to play Rice in the Championship Game . The game also marked East Carolina ' s last conference match - up as a member of CUSA , as East Carolina moves from CUSA to American Athletic Conference in 2014 . With East Carolina ' s move to the American Athletic Conference in 2014 will discontinue the annual meeting with Marshall since 2005 . On April 3 , 2014 , both schools announced that the two teams will meet again for a home and home series in 2020 and 2021 . East Carolina will host Marshall at Dowdy – Ficklen Stadium in Greenville , NC on September 5 , 2020 . Marshall will host the second and final game of the series at Joan C . Edwards Stadium in Huntington , West Virginia on September 11 , 2021 . East Carolina leads the all - time record over Marshall 10 – 5 . ECU is 6 – 3 against the Herd from 2005 to 2013 when both schools were in Conference USA . Game results . " East Carolina victories are shaded ██ purple . Marshall victories are shaded ██ green . "
Gary Allen ( Canadian football ) Gary Allen is a former all - star and award winning running back in the Canadian Football League and the National Football League . A graduate of University of Hawaii , where he rushed for 1000 yards twice ( 1979 & 1981 ) , Allen was drafted by the Houston Oilers in 1982 . He ended up playing 8 games with the Oilers and 22 games with the Dallas Cowboys over 3 seasons , mostly returning punts and kickoffs . Canada beckoned in 1986 , and he had his best year , leading the league in rushing and being named an all - star , rushing for 1153 yards . He rushed for another 857 in 1987 ( again an all star , ) and returned punts both years . His performance fell off in 1988 , with only 100 rushing yards , and he finished his career with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers .
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1924 College Football All - America Team The 1924 College Football All - America team consists of American football players selected to the College Football All - America Team s selected by various organizations in 1924 . Walsh < / a > , Notre Dame ( College Football Hall of Fame )
Duke Preston Raymond Newton " Duke " Preston , III ( born June 12 , 1982 in San Diego , California ) is a former American football center . He was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the fourth round of the 2005 NFL Draft . He played college football at Illinois . Preston has also been a member of the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys . He is the son of former NFL linebacker Ray Preston . Early years . Preston graduated from Mt . Carmel High School in San Diego . College career . Preston played college football at the University of Illinois . Professional career . Buffalo Bills . Preston was drafted in the fourth round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Bills where he played in all 16 games in the 2005 season , starting one game for the injured Chris Villarrial and playing on special teams . In 2006 , Preston appeared in all 16 games for the Bills while starting in 8 of the contests . In 2007 , Preston failed to start in any games for the Bills , but made appearances in 13 of the clubs 16 games . In his final season with the Bills ( 2008 ) , Preston started 11 games , all at center , sharing time with Melvin Fowler . He has also played some guard and right tackle for the Bills making appearances in 15 of the teams 16 contests . In 2009 , Preston and Fowler were replaced by Geoff Hangartner . During the four years Preston spent with the Bills , he appeared in 59 of the teams 64 contests while getting a starting nod in 20 of them . After the 2008 season , Preston became an unrestricted free agent . Green Bay Packers . Preston was signed by the Green Bay Packers on March 30 , 2009 . He was informed of his release on August 25 . Dallas Cowboys . Preston signed with the Dallas Cowboys on August 26 , 2009 , declining offers from the Cleveland Browns and Oakland Raiders . He was released on October 10 , to make room for Chauncey Washington who was signed from the practice squad . He was re - signed on October 12 , after Washington was waived . Retirement . On May 8 , 2010 , Preston announced that he would retire from football finishing his career with the Dallas Cowboys . Personal . His father , Raymond Preston , was a standout football player at Syracuse University , and had a nine year NFL career with the San Diego Chargers . He has one sister Casie currently living and teaching in Indianapolis .
1996 SEC Championship Game The 1996 SEC Championship Game was won by the Florida Gators 45 - 30 over the Alabama Crimson Tide . The game was played in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta , Georgia on December 7 , 1996 and was televised to a national audience on ABC .
Trap run In American football , a trap play , or trap run , is a run consisting of a defender on the line of scrimmage ( either a defensive tackle or defensive end ) getting trap blocked by an offensive lineman or back from the opposite ( other side of the center ) side of the ball . One of the defensive linemen will remained un - blocked on a trap and either a backside guard / tackle / h - back will pull down the line of scrimmage and kick him out so that the ball carrier can run inside of that trap block . Typically , flow will start out one way ( right or left ) and the back will receive the ball going away from flow where the trap is taking place .
Daniel Federkeil Daniel Hubert Federkeil ( born November 9 , 1983 in Medicine Hat , Alberta ) is a retired American football offensive tackle . He was originally signed by the Colts as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . Professional career . 2009 : Appeared in six games as reserve OT and special teamer before being placed on injured reserve on 11 / 22 … was active but did not play at Miami 9 / 21 … was inactive vs . Jacksonville 9 / 13 and at Arizona 9 / 27 … saw action as reserve OT vs . Seattle 10 / 4 , at Tennessee 10 / 11 and at St . Louis 10 / 25 … saw action as special teamer remaining games . 2008 : Started three of 12 games at RG … started at RG vs . Chicago 9 / 7 , at Minnesota 9 / 14 and vs . Jacksonville 9 / 21 . . . was inactive at Houston 10 / 5 , vs . Baltimore 10 / 12 , at Green Bay 10 / 19 and at Tennessee 10 / 27 … was reserve and special teamer in remaining games . POST - SEASON : Started at RG in Wild Card Playoffs at San Diego 1 / 3 . 2007 : Appeared in first eight games as special teamer and was inactive next four games before being placed on injured reserve with concussion 12 / 5 . 2006 : Appeared in two games as special teamer at Tennessee 12 / 3 and at Jacksonville 12 / 10 … was inactive vs . Cincinnati 12 / 18 , at Houston 12 / 24 and vs . Miami 12 / 31 … spent games 1 - 11 on practice squad before being signed as FA on 12 / 2 . POST - SEASON : Saw action on special teams vs . Kansas City 1 / 6 in Wild Card Playoffs … was inactive for final three games . University career . He played college football at Calgary . He was a five - year player who was standout on DL who had 111 career tackles , 20 for losses , and 13 sacks and started eight games as fifth - year senior . Was scouted by Indianapolis scout Cal Murphy , who saw his potential as an offensive lineman when Federkeil was called in to play end on short yardage situations . In his fifth year , he totaled 31 stops , 12 for losses , four sacks , two forced fumbles , one fumble return and four passes defensed . He was Canada West nominee for J . P . Metras trophy as CIS Lineman - of - the - Year and was unanimous conference All - Star and second - team All - Canadian choice . He was named was named University of Calgary Athlete - of - the - Year in 2006 . He was one of two CIS players in East - West Shrine Game . In 2005 he was team nominee for Lineman - of - the - Year and was second team CIS All - Canadian . He started seven games as sophomore and had 14 tackles , five for losses , four sacks , two FF and one blocked FG . He played in four games as freshman … had three tackles and was the youngest player ever to dress for university at 17 years and two months old .
USC Trojans football under Gus Henderson Gus Henderson coached the University of Southern California ' s football team from 1919 to 1924 . He was the first coast to coach the Trojans in the Pacific Coast Conference , or indeed any conference . He compiled a record of 45 – 7 and was succeeded by Howard Jones .
1925 Buffalo Bisons ( NFL ) season The 1925 Buffalo Bisons season was their sixth in the league . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 6 - 5 , winning four games . They finished fifteenth in the league . The 1925 Buffalo Bisons season was their sixth in the league . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 6 - 5 , winning four games . They finished fifteenth in the league . This was the first season since 1917 that star player Tommy Hughitt did not take the field for Buffalo ; he had retired at the end of the previous season .
Scott Coe Scott Coe ( March 16 , 1980 in Winnipeg , Manitoba ) is a former professional Canadian football linebacker . He was drafted by the Hamilton Tiger - Cats in the fifth round of the 2002 CFL Draft . He played high school football at Kelvin High School and college football at Manitoba . Coe has also played for the Calgary Stampeders and Edmonton Eskimos .
Neal Dahlen Neal Dahlen is a retired American football administrator , who worked for San Francisco 49ers ( 1979 - 1996 ) , and the Denver Broncos ( 1996 - 2003 ) , and was General Manager of the Broncos from 1999 to January 2002 . Dahlen has the distinction of earning the most Super Bowl ring s in history , at seven . He earned five with the 49ers , and two during his time at the Broncos . Dahlen attended Capuchino High School in San Bruno , California , and played quarterback at San Jose State University , where he graduated from in 1963 ( and earned a master ' s in 1964 ) . He then coached football at Hillsdale High School in San Mateo , as well as at the College of San Mateo . Dahlen starting working part time for the 49ers in 1979 , and earned increasing administrative responsibilities . He moved to Denver in 1996 to become director of player personnel , and later was named general manager in 1999 . Ted Sundquist replaced him in early 2002 , and Dahlen became the team ' s director of football administration until he retired the following year .
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Mike Taylor ( linebacker ) Michael Taylor ( born September 21 , 1949 ) is a former All - American linebacker who played for the University of Michigan Wolverines from 1969 – 1971 and for the New York Jets from 1972 - 1973 . College career . Taylor made 316 tackles in three years playing for Bo Schembechler ' s teams , including 132 tackles in 1971 . He was a unanimous All - American selection in 1971 . The University of Michigan ' s Bentley Historical Library says of Taylor : " Extremely effective against running plays and still made several interception s from middle linebacking position . Considered one of Michigan ' s finest linebackers . " In 2005 , Taylor was selected as one of the 100 greatest Michigan football players of all time by the " Motown Sports Revival , " ranking 89th on the all - time team .
Brian Ramsay Brian Ramsay ( February 24 , 1980 in Victoria , British Columbia ) is a Canadian football offensive tackle for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted in the fifth round of the 2006 CFL Draft by the Toronto Argonauts . He played college football at New Mexico .
Ralph Chapman Ralph D . " Slouie " Chapman ( May 8 , 1892 - August 1969 ) was an American football player . He was the son of P . T . Chapman , a wealthy banker in Vienna , Illinois . He played at the guard position for Robert Zuppke ' s University of Illinois football team from 1912 to 1914 . Chapman was selected as the captain of the 1914 Illinois football team and a first - team All - American at the guard position in 1914 . After graduating from Illinois , Chapman went into business in Chicago . When the United States entered World War I in 1917 , he applied for and was accepted into the officers ' training program at Fort Sheridan . He was commissioned a first lieutenant was among the first contingent of reserve officers training camp graduates to be sent to France . He was wounded and erroneously reported to have been killed in action in France in 1918 . He survived his injuries and entered the brokerage business in Chicago following the war . He also served as vice president of the UI Foundation . He died in 1969 at age 77 .
1941 New York Giants season The 1941 New York Giants season was the seventeenth season for the club in the National Football League . Season recap . The Giants managed to put together a quite respectable team that year . Ed Danowski was lured out of retirement , Tuffy Leemans ' back healed , and Mel Hein was talked out of a potential retirement . The New Yorkers virtually sailed through their first 5 games , with only the Washington Redskins coming within a touchdown of them as they outscored their opponents , 122 – 27 . But the Brooklyn Dodgers , coached by Jock Sutherland and guided on the field by All - Pro Ace Parker , dealt their first loss of the season over at Ebbets Field . Then after an upset by the cellar - dwelling Chicago Cardinals of the NFL West , The Giants got back on track . By the last game of the season , the Giants had clinched the NFL East title with a record of 8 – 3 . It mattered little that they lost that Sunday December 7 , 1941 , at the Polo Grounds to the Dodgers 21 – 7 . It mattered much more , of course , that while they were playing that game Pearl Harbor was under attack by the Japanese . For the United States of America , World War II had begun .
Council Rudolph Council Rudolph , Jr . ( born January 18 , 1950 in Anniston , Alabama ) is a former professional American football player . Career . Rudolph played defensive end for six seasons for the Houston Oilers , the St . Louis Cardinals , and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers . Council attended Kentucky State University , where he is in the Hall of Fame . Council was also inducted into the Calhoun County Sports Hall of Fame in 2009 . In 1982 , Council Rudolph opened The Check Casher , the first check cashing business in Tampa , Florida .
1971 Denver Broncos season The 1971 Denver Broncos season was the teams 12th season in professional football and 2nd in the NFL . The team finished the season with four wins , nine losses , and one tie . They once again finished fourth in the AFC West . Floyd Little became the 13th player ever in professional football to rush for at least 1 , 000 yards in one season .
Chris Hewitt Christopher Horace " Chris " Hewitt ( born July 22 , 1974 ) is a former National Football League defensive back who played for three seasons with the New Orleans Saints . After eight seasons on the coaching staff of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team , Hewitt has been a special teams coach for the Baltimore Ravens . Hewitt was born in Kingston , Jamaica and grew up in Englewood , New Jersey , where he attended Dwight Morrow High School before playing for the Cincinnati Bearcats football team at the collegiate level . Hewitt ' s 31 . 50 kickoff return average in the 1993 season ranks second on the all - time rankings for the Cincinnati Bearcats , while his 742 career kickoff return yards rank ninth and his 28 . 54 career yards per kickoff returns place him first on the school ' s rankings . Hewitt played as a defensive back and on special teams for the New Orleans Saints in 1997 , starting two games and finishing the season with 12 tackles and a fumble recovery as a defensive back . In 1998 he again started two games and had 9 tackles and two sacks . In his third and final season with the Saints , Hewitt was limited to one tackle and a sack . He joined the coaching staff at Rutgers under Greg Schiano , where he spent eight years , including as running backs coach and defensive backs coach . As part of the NFL ' s Minority Coaching Fellowship Program , Hewitt worked on the staffs of the Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Eagles , as well as the Ravens , who hired him in February 2012 as the team ' s assistant special teams coach . Hewitt was brought in to the Ravens by head coach John Harbaugh , who had been Hewitt ' s special teams coach when he was playing at the age of 17 as a freshman at the University of Cincinnati ; Hewitt was also part of the Ravens coaching staff for the Raven ' s victory at Super Bowl XLVII in 2013 , which was played in New Orleans at the Mercedes - Benz Superdome , where Hewitt played in the NFL with the Saints .
Frank Youell Field Frank Youell Field was a football stadium that stood in Oakland , California . It was the home of the Oakland Raiders from 1962 to 1965 . The stadium , which was essentially a temporary home while Oakland - Alameda County Coliseum was being built , sat 22 , 000 and cost $ 400 , 000 to build . The facility was named for Francis J . Youell ( 1883 - 1967 ) , an Oakland undertaker owner of the Chapel of the Oaks , Oakland City Councilman , and sports booster . It was located on the grounds of what is now part of Laney College next to the channel which connects Lake Merritt to the Oakland Estuary . The site was formerly part of the " Auditorium Village Housing Project " , one of several temporary housing tracts built by the federal government in the San Francisco Bay Area for the thousands of workers who poured into the region during World War II to work in war industries , especially , in shipyards such as the Kaiser Shipyards . The Raiders ( then a member of the American Football League ) had played their home games in San Francisco ( Kezar Stadium and Candlestick Park , respectively ) during their first two seasons . They played their first regular - season game at Frank Youell Field on September 9 , 1962 , against the New York Titans . The Raiders lost 28 - 17 . Frank Youell Field remained in operation and hosted some high school football games after the Raiders moved into the Coliseum . Frank Youell Field was demolished in 1969 to make way for extra parking for Laney College .