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Mackenzy Bernadeau Mackenzy Bernadeau ( born January 3 , 1986 ) is an American football guard for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League . He was drafted with the 250th pick by the Carolina Panthers in the seventh round of the 2008 NFL Draft . He played college football at Bentley University . College career . Bernadeau attended Bentley University in his hometown of Waltham , Massachusetts , and majored in management . Started 37 straight games for the Falcons , before suffering a knee injury in the sixth game of his senior season . He is the second Bentley player to ever be drafted and the only one to make an NFL roster . Professional career . Carolina Panthers . Bernadeau was selected in the 7th round ( 250th overall ) of the 2008 NFL Draft . He is the only Northeast - 10 Conference player ever drafted in the NFL . Dallas Cowboys . On March 14 , 2012 , Bernadeau signed with the Dallas Cowboys . He started all 16 games of the 2012 NFL season .
Lucius Horatio Biglow Lucius Horatio " Ray " Biglow III ( " often spelled Bigelow " ; February 28 , 1885 – July 9 , 1961 ) was an American football player and coach . He played right guard for Yale University from 1905 to 1907 . He was selected as an All - American in both 1906 and 1907 and served as Yale Bulldogs football coach in 1908 . Biography . Biglow was born on February 28 , 1885 in Brooklyn , New York to Lucius Horatio Biglow II and Ada Albertine Rafferty . He was raised in Morristown , New Jersey and attended the Lawrenceville School . He later enrolled at Yale University , where he graduated in 1908 and was a member of Skull and Bones . At Yale , he was the right guard on the team ' s football team for three years . Biglow was selected as an All - American in 1906 and unanimously elected as the captain of Yale ' s 1907 championship football team . He was also tapped for Yale ' s Skull and Bones society in 1906 . A November 1907 newspaper article said of Biglow : " Yale ' s captain is sturdy right tackle Bigelow . . . . Bigelow is typically a Yale football product . During his prep school at Lawrenceville he failed to even make a place on the minor aggregation . Biglow was also on the Yale crew one year . Despite having " pulled the strongest oar in the varsity shell " during his one year competing on the crew , his parents opposed his rowing any longer . Biglow ' s parents wished for him to commence a business career upon his graduation in 1908 , leading him to decline to follow the Yale tradition of having the football team captain return the following fall as the team ' s coach . However , in January 1908 , Yale ' s new football team captain Robert Burch announced that he had persuaded Biglow to return in the fall as Yale ' s head football coach . As Yale ' s coach , Biglow advocated better moral standards in college athletics : " ' The time was , ' says Ray Biglow , former captain of the Yale team and now its coach , ' when the best fellow in college was he who could drink all his fellows under the table . I venture to say that two - thirds of the men on the great amateur baseball and football teams now are either out - and - out Christians or morally clean . ' " Biglow served in the position as Yale ' s football coach for one year . In 1912 , a newspaper article on the greatest football players produced by Yale referred to the " brilliant Ray Bigelow " who was " always just a little better than anyone than any who played against him . " Biglow remained an active supporter of Yale football and , in 1915 , created a " sensation " when he advocated hiring of Foster Sanford as the school ' s head football coach in a letter to the Yale Daily News . Biglow died after a long illness at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston , Massachusetts on July 9 , 1961 at the age of 76 .
Ernie Green Ernest E . " Ernie " Green ( born October 15 , 1938 ) is a former American football fullback for the Cleveland Browns in the National Football League . Early years . Green was born and raised in Columbus , Georgia , and attended Spencer High School there . College . Green attended the University of Louisville from 1958 to 1961 , rushing for more than 1 , 500 yards in his college football career with the Cardinals and twice leading the team in that department . He also excelled in baseball , spurning contract offers in order to remain on the gridiron . Green Bay Packers . In 1962 the reigning world champion Green Bay Packers drafted Green in the 14th round of the 1962 NFL Draft , but during training camp they traded or sold him to the Cleveland Browns where he would make a name for himself as one of the league ' s top running backs . Cleveland Browns . After seeing only limited action as a rookie in 1962 , Green was installed in the Cleveland backfield the following year alongside legendary Hall of Famer Jim Brown . He finished his first full season of action with 526 rushing yards , and also caught 28 passes out of the backfield . Even more importantly , he also helped open holes for Brown to gain a then - NFL record 1 , 863 yards . In 1964 , the two helped the Browns capture their fourth NFL championship , capping the year with a stunning 27 - 0 shutout 1964 NFL Championship team of the Baltimore Colts . Following Brown ' s retirement in July 1966 , Green was switched from halfback to fullback and teamed with another future Hall of Famer , Leroy Kelly , to continue to give Cleveland one of the most dangerous backfield combinations in the NFL . He was selected to the Pro Bowl in each of the next two seasons , and was twice named an NFL All - Pro . In August 1968 , Green injured his knee during a preseason contest in Los Angeles and missed the next two months . On his return , he saw only limited action due to lingering problems with the knee . Just after the end of the season , he underwent surgery to repair torn cartilage in the troublesome knee but was then advised to retire . He followed that advice and accepted the Browns ' offer to coach their running backs . In his six - year NFL career , he gained 3 , 204 yards and caught 179 passes out of the backfield . Retirement and business interests . Green runs Ernie Green Industries , which manufactures components for the automotive industry in suburban Dayton , Ohio . Breast cancer . Green was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2005 after a small malignant lump was found in his chest . After obtaining a second opinion , he was treated with mastectomy in September 2005 by Dr . Robert Schenk , breast surgeon at University Hospitals of Cleveland ' s Case Medical Center . This was followed by eight chemotherapy sessions ending in March 2006 . He then became a breast cancer activist , educating other men about the disease and how it can affect not only women but men as well . His two older sisters were diagnosed with breast cancer , and one of them succumbed to the disease .
1989 Orange Bowl The 1989 Orange Bowl was a 1988 – 1989 college football bowl game that was played on January 1 , 1989 . The 55th edition of the game was the first that had an official corporate sponsor , FedEx ( who would continue to sponsor the bowl until 2010 ) . The second - ranked Miami Hurricanes defeated the sixth - ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers . Despite the high rankings of both teams , the game was not determining of the national title since top - ranked and undefeated Notre Dame ( which had defeated Miami earlier in the season ) won the Fiesta Bowl earlier in the day . The game was a rematch of the 1984 Orange Bowl , in which Miami had won its first national championship . Game summary . The rematch would be much less close than the 1984 game , with Miami shutting out the Huskers for the entire first half , leading 20 - 0 at halftime . Nebraska would finally score with a field goal in the third quarter , but Miami would respond with its own in the fourth . Hurricanes quarterback Steve Walsh would also set a new Orange Bowl record with 44 attempted passes , completing 23 of them . Aftermath . The game would be Jimmy Johnson ' s last with the Miami Hurricanes , as he would leave the team to become head coach of the Dallas Cowboys . Nebraska and Miami have since faced off again in the post - season three times , twice in the Orange Bowl in 1992 and 1995 , and once in the Rose Bowl in 2002 .
Buck Lansford Alex John " Buck " Lansford ( born November 4 , 1933 ) is a former American football offensive lineman in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Rams . He was named to the Pro Bowl one time . Lansford played college football at the University of Texas and was drafted in the second round of the 1955 NFL Draft .
Tom Myslinski Thomas Joseph Myslinski , Jr . ( born December 7 , 1968 , in Rome , New York ) is a professional American football strength and conditioning coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars . He was strength and conditioning coach for the Cleveland Browns until the end of the 2009 season . He is also a former National Football League offensive lineman . He was originally drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1992 NFL Draft and played nine seasons in the NFL for seven different teams . He was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 1995 NFL Expansion Draft . College years . Myslinski played college football at the University of Tennessee and was a letterman in football and track & field .
1924 Minneapolis Marines season The 1924 Minneapolis Marines season was their fourth in the league and final as the Marines . The team failed to improve on their previous output of 2 - 5 - 2 , losing six games . They tied for sixteenth place in the league .
Larry Marmie Larry Marmie ( born October 17 , 1942 ) is an American football coach and former player . He is currently the defensive backs coach for the Las Vegas Locomotives of the United Football League , a position he has held since 2010 . Marmie served as the head football coach at Arizona State University from 1988 to 1991 , compiling a record of 22 – 21 – 1 .
Rita Benson LeBlanc Rita ( Mae ) Benson LeBlanc ( born January 11 , 1977 ) is Vice Chairman of the Board of the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League . She is the granddaughter of Tom Benson , the principal owner of the Saints . Born in Houma , Louisiana when her family lived in nearby Cut Off , she was raised on a ranch near Johnson City , Texas , where she attended Lyndon B . Johnson High School before receiving a bachelor of science degree in agribusiness at Texas A & M University . She began interning for the Saints and in various league offices while still in high school , and went to work for the Saints after college . In 2003 she took over management of the New Orleans VooDoo , the Arena Football League team also owned by Benson , and was named the indoor league ' s top executive . ( The VooDoo ceased operations in 2008 . ) In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina , she began to take on a more public role and greater responsibilities in the management of the Saints . She chairs the NFL Employee Benefits Committee , and she has been publicly identified as Tom Benson ' s intended successor as principal owner of the team . http : / / www . nola . com / saints / index . ssf / 2012 / 04 / rita _ benson _ leblancs _ conspicuo . html
1999 Texas Longhorns football team The 1999 Texas Longhorns football team represented the University of Texas at Austin during the 1999 NCAA Division I - A football season . They were represented in the Big 12 Conference in the South Division . They played their home games at Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin , Texas . The team was coached by head coach Mack Brown . Schedule . The Longhorns finished the regular season with a 9 – 3 record and won the Big 12 South Championship . During the regular season , Texas upset # 3 Nebraska in Austin , TX . However , they lost a re - match with the Big 12 North Champions , Nebraska in the 1999 Big 12 Championship Game , 22 – 6 . They were also defeated by former arch - rival Arkansas in the 2000 Cotton Bowl Classic , 27 – 6 .
1944 Cotton Bowl Classic The 1944 Cotton Bowl Classic was a postseason college football bowl game between the fourteenth ranked Texas Longhorns and the Randolph Field Ramblers , a military institution squad from San Antonio , TX . Randolph boasted many former college football stars , including Tulsa ' s Glenn Dobbs and Texas A & M ' s Martin Ruby . The game was played in a cold , steady rain and as result , ended in a sloppy but hard fought , 7 - 7 tie . 32 , 000 tickets were sold for the game but only 15 , 000 spectators came to the game because of the weather . References . 1944 Cotton Bowl
Jason Worilds Jason Adjepong Worilds ( born March 3 , 1988 ) is an American football outside linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Steelers in the second round of the 2010 NFL Draft . He played college football at Virginia Tech . Early life . High School . Worilds attended Carteret High School in Carteret , New Jersey where he played on the defensive line as well as Linebacker and Fullback . During his junior year he posted 87 tackles , 22 of them for a loss and 12 sacks . On the opposite side of the ball , he had 61 carries for 330 yards and four touchdowns . He earned Associated Press All - State honors . His success continued on into his senior year in which he had 107 tackles , 18 for a loss and 10 sacks , again earning All - State honors and becoming the first player in school history to have the honor in consecutive honors . Recruiting . Coming out of High School , Worilds was rated the seventh best strongside defensive end by Rivals . com . He was ranked the eight best in the country from scout . com . Virginia Tech . Worilds began by seeing the field in two games on defense and special teams . He blocked a punt against the North Carolina Tar Heels and returned it for seven yards . After though , he elected to have season ending shoulder surgery and was granted a medical red - shirt . Worilds picked up where he left off in 2007 , and had two Quarterback hurries in the opener against East Carolina University . In a game against Ohio , Worilds suffered a high - ankle sprain and missed the following game against William & Mary . Professional career . Pittsburgh Steelers . Worilds was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second round ( 52nd overall ) of the 2010 NFL Draft . His build and playing ability draws comparisons to teammate LaMarr Woodley , and is expected to succeed James Harrison at outside linebacker after his release
Post ( route ) A post is a moderate to deep passing route in American football in which a receiver runs 10 - 20 yards from the line of scrimmage straight down the field , then cuts toward the middle of the field ( towards the facing goalpost s , hence the name ) at a 45 - degree angle . It is designed to stretch the opposing secondary deep down the field , opening holes in the coverage over the middle . It works particularly well against secondaries that don ' t have more than one safety who is effective in coverage , or against safeties with 2 or 4 deep zone players , attacking the void in the middle of the field . It tends to induce the opposing defense to play a deeper field and drop more defenders into deep coverage , but this may still open up the run . Cover 3 packages can be effective against it , if the defender in middle deep coverage is perceptive enough . To run the route effectively , a wide receiver must be adept at catching the ball in traffic , and have the vertical ability and strength to rise above the top of a safety to catch the ball . A variant of the post pattern , in which the receiver cuts infield at a shallower angle , is called a skinny post . It is designed to find a hole in deep coverage , cutting shallow inside the deep sideline defender , but not far enough to draw the middle defender .
Ernest Brown ( coach ) Ernest Hoyt Brown was an American football player and coach . As a graduate student at the University of Georgia , served as the head coach of the Georgia Bulldogs football team for one year in 1893 , compiling a record of 2 – 2 – 1 . Brown was more of a trainer than he was a coach and knew more about tending to sore muscles than the game of football . He also played halfback in at least one game , the game against . Brown was the last unpaid coach head football coach at Georgia . He left the University of Georgia in January 1894 . He later worked as a stenographer and married Leila Cook . His wife , Leila died January 18 , 1900 ; he had one son , Warren with her . Brown was reported to be critically ill in " The Athens Banner " , September 26 , 1905 , with the newspaper noting that " The many friends of Mr . Ernest S . Brown will be pained to learn that he is critically ill at his home on Barber street and that there is very small hope entertained for his recovery . " He died that morning of the publication . His funeral was held in Athens on September 28 with burial in Oconee cemetery .
Greg Koch Greg Koch ( born June 14 , 1955 in Bethesda , Maryland ) is a former American football tackle and guard who played eleven seasons in the National Football League , mainly with the Green Bay Packers . In 2010 , Koch was inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame . Koch was also inducted into the University of Arkansas Sports Hall of Honor . He is a licensed attorney and a part - time radio personality on SportsTalk 790 KBME in Houston , Texas . College career . Koch was a four year letterman at the University of Arkansas . He was a starter for the Arkansas Razorbacks were he was part of the offensive line that blocked for the school record 3 , 523 rushing yards in 1975 . That same season Koch was a First - team All - SWC . Koch played in the All - America Bowl in Tampa , Florida after the 1976 season . Koch was named the Razorback 1970s All - Decade team with offensive linemen R . C . Thielemann , Leotis Harris George Stewart and Greg Kolenda . No one is quite sure whether the urban legend that Koch and Thielemann rode with outlaw motorcycle clubs during the summer while attending Arkansas is in fact true . The two did however , own and operate a tattoo parlor long before it became fashionable . Professional career . Green Bay Packers . A second - round draft choice in 1977 from the University of Arkansas , Koch played nine seasons ( 1977 – 85 ) in Green Bay , appearing in 133 games . A fixture at right tackle almost immediately upon his arrival , he was a Second - team All - Pro selection following the 1982 season and was part of one of the greatest offenses in club history when the Packers amassed 6 , 172 yards in 1983 , the second - best output ever in club annals . Miami Dolphins . Koch played his final two seasons with Miami in 1986 and the 1st game of 1987 at his customary right tackle spot . Rumor has it , while he was with the Dolphins , Koch lost an epic drinking battle with Andre the Giant . Some reports have the match lasting upwards of 15 hours . After the strike in 1987 , his former Packer offensive coordinator Bob Schnelker traded two draft choices for him in Minnesota . . Minnesota Vikings . He played right guard for the Vikings in 1987 where the made it to the NFC Championship game , eventually losing to the Washington Redskins . Despite being wanted back by the Vikings in 1988 , he then went to law school and has been a practicing attorney and part - time radio host in Houston Texas since 1992 . He was also known in Minnesota for his avid gardening skills and prolific poetry .
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Eagle Keys Eagle Keys ( December 4 , 1923 - December 20 , 2012 ) was a Canadian football player and coach . He was the fifth most successful Head Coach in the Canadian Football League . He was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990 . Early life . Keys was an outstanding center and linebacker for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers football team in 1942 and , after a stint in the military ( Marine Corps ) in World War II , 1946 and ' 47 . He also lettered in baseball ( pitcher - outfielder ) three straight years ( 1946 – 48 ) after the War . He was an All - KIAC ( Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ) selection in football as a senior . His 1946 baseball team went a perfect 9 – 0 , outscoring the opponents by an average of five runs a game . Eagle “ Buddy ” Keys was inducted into the Western Kentucky University Athletic Hall of Fame ( Football - Baseball ’ 42 , ’ 46 – 48 ) in 1994 . Professional career . Following his career on the Hill , Keys moved north to play professional football in the Canadian Football League . He was All - Eastern Conference for three straight years ( 1949 – 51 ) with the Montreal Alouettes and then he earned a berth on the All - Western Conference team throughout the next three seasons while playing for the Edmonton Eskimos . He is best remembered as a player for his final game when he played on a broken leg in the Eskimos ' 1954 Grey Cup triumph . Coaching career . After his six years as a player , he put in six more years as an assistant coach in the CFL before being named head coach of the Eskimos in 1959 . He coached Edmonton from 1959 until 1963 , became an assistant coach with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1964 and was promoted to Head Coach in 1965 . He was awarded the CFL Coach of the Year award in 1968 . In 1970 , the Roughriders finished with a mark of 14 wins and 2 losses , a CFL record that stood until 1989 when Edmonton went 16 – 2 . Keys resigned at the end of that season and coached the British Columbia Lions from 1971 until partway through the 1975 season . In 1966 he won his only championship as a head coach , with his Roughriders team winning the 54th Grey Cup . As such , he was voted the All - Time All - Star Coach for the Saskatchewan Roughriders . In total , he spent 16 seasons as a head coach in the Canadian Football League . Canadian Football Hall of Fame . He retired from coaching after the 1975 season and was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990 . His 131 wins as a coach in the CFL still stands as the fifth highest victory total for a head coach in the league . He was elected as a builder on April 28 , 1990 . Personal life . Keys had retired and was living in Burnaby , British Columbia until his death on December 20 , 2012 . He and his wife Joyce ( née White ) , also deceased , had five children .
Derrick Ross Derrick Lewis Ross ( born December 29 , 1983 in Huntsville , Texas ) is an American football / arena football running back who is currently a member of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League . He played one season with the Kansas City Chiefs ( 2006 ) . Ross played college football at Tarleton State University in Stephenville , Texas . In 2012 , Ross and quarterback Dan Raudabaugh were brought back to the Soul , with Ross being signed to a three - year deal .