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Randy Srochenski Randy Srochenski ( born January 15 , 1973 , in Regina , Saskatchewan , Canada ) is a former Canadian Football League long snapper . He is also a full - time minister serving as Senior Pastor at Niagara Celebration Church in St . Catharines , Ontario area . He attended Archbishop M . C . O ' Neill High School in Regina and played for the Regina Rams of the Canadian Junior Football League winning the Canadian Bowl in 1994 and named the most outstanding defensive player of the Canadian Bowl in 1993 , 1994 , and 1995 . Professional career . In 1994 , he signed as a free agent with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and split his time between the ' Riders and the Rams , playing 5 games on special teams for Saskatchewan . He was released during training camp of the 1995 CFL season and returned to the Rams . For the 1996 CFL season , he re - signed with the Roughriders , played 10 games then finished the year on the practice roster . From the 1997 CFL season on , he has remained on the active roster and , since 2002 , has played for the Toronto Argonauts , primarily as a long snapper . Considered one of the best long snappers in football , he first retired after the 2007 CFL season but was lured back by the Argos for the 2008 Toronto Argonauts season . Srochenski retired again after the conclusion of the season only to be re - signed once more on the eve of the 2009 Argos regular season when the Argos again struggled to find a dependable long snapper to replace the 15 - year veteran .
Tony Ramirez Tony Ramirez ( born January 26 , 1973 in Lincoln , Nebraska ) is a former offensive tackle in the National Football League and the XFL . He played three years for the NFL ' s Detroit Lions ( 1997 – 1999 ) and the XFL ' s Chicago Enforcers ( 2001 ) .
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Eddie Prokop Edward Stanley " Eddie " Prokop ( February 11 , 1922 – May 30 , 1955 ) was an American football player . He played college football at the Georgia Institute of Technology and in the National Football League in the 1940s . He was the first pick ( 4th overall ) in the 1945 NFL Draft for the Boston Yanks . College career . Prokop played college football at Georgia Tech under coach William Alexander and was a 1969 Hall of Fame inductee there . In the 1944 Sugar Bowl Prokop led his # 13 Yellow Jackets to 20 – 18 victory over # 15 ranked Tulsa . In that game he rushed for 199 yards , threw a touchdown and kicked two extra points . The Sugar Bowl did not award a game MVP until 1948 . NFL career . Prokop was the second of five first overall picks by the now defunct Boston Yanks . He played for the Yanks in the 1946 and 1947 seasons . Prokop played the 1948 season as a member of the Chicago Rockets only to return to Boston in 149 for his final season as a professional .
Willis Crockett Willis Robert Crockett ( born August 25 , 1966 in Douglas , Georgia ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys . He played college football at the Georgia Tech and was drafted in the fifth round of the 1989 NFL Draft .
George Kerr ( American football , born 1919 ) George Kerr ( February 14 , 1919 – January 23 , 1983 ) was an American football player and later a member of the catholic clergy of Boston . College football . The " Righteous Reject " , as he was called at Boston College , Kerr was an All - East and All - American guard . Upon arriving on campus , George reported to BC coach , Gil Dobie , wearing three sweaters and two overcoats to boost his 155 pounds to 180 after he was told he was too small for college football . Kerr surprised everyone when he excelled as an offensive guard , receiving All - American mention . Frank Leahy later called Keer the greatest scholar - athlete he ever coached . Kerr was a member of the Eagles 1941 Sugar Bowl championship team where his performance against the University of Tennessee earned him a place on the All - Time Sugar Bowl team . Kerr then captained the unbeaten Eagles in 1940 . He was later inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame in 1970 . He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 19th round of the 1941 NFL Draft , however he never played with the team . Clergy . After his playing career ended , Kerr entered the seminary and was ordained in 1945 . He was named a Domestic Prelate with the title Right Reverend Monsignor of Pope Paul VI in 1964 . He served as Chaplain to the Great and General Court of Massachusetts and to the Boston Fire Department , in addition to his duties as pastor of an urban parish . He is best remembered for his untiring commitment to inner - city education .
Thanksgiving Day Classic The Thanksgiving Day Classic is an annual doubleheader held on Thanksgiving in the Canadian Football League . It is one of two days in which the league plays on a Monday afternoon ; the other is the Labour Day Classic . Unlike the Labour Day Classic , the teams in the Thanksgiving Day Classic rotate each year ; however , the Montreal Alouettes have typically hosted the early game in years there is no team in Ottawa ( 1997 - 2001 and 2007 - 2012 ) , much in the same way the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys host the NFL ' s Thanksgiving games . Ottawa ( in its various forms , the Rough Riders , Renegades , and a third team yet to be named ) is Montreal ' s traditional Labour Day rival . The games also lack a presenting sponsor as the Labour Day Classic games have . The Hamilton Tiger - Cats hosted CFL games annually from 1973 to 1982 , with the Edmonton Eskimos hosting the nightcap in most of those years ; Hamilton also hosted three times in four years from 1990 to 1993 and will again host a Thanksgiving matchup in 2013 due to stadium construction disrupting their hosting of the 2013 Labour Day Classic . Despite Canadian Thanksgiving being a legal holiday in the United States ( Columbus Day ) , none of the CFL ' s American teams ever played the Thanksgiving Day Classic . The games have also not been televised in the United States since 2009 . Trivia . Milt Stegall caught 4 touchdown passes from Kevin Glenn in their 2005 matchup against the B . C . Lions
2006 Illinois Fighting Illini football team The 2006 Illinois Fighting Illini football team represented the University of Illinois in the 2006 NCAA Division I FBS football season . The team ' s head coach was Ron Zook , who was in his second season with the Illini . Illinois had a record of 2 – 10 , as they did the year before . However , unlike 2005 , they suffered few blowout losses , and played competitively with the Big Ten powerhouses , including # 1 ranked Ohio State to whom Illinois lost 17 – 10 on November 4 .
1973 West Virginia Mountaineers football team The 1973 West Virginia Mountaineers football team represented West Virginia University in the 1973 college football season . It was the Mountaineers ' 81st overall season and they competed as a Division I - A Independent . The team was led by head coach Bobby Bowden , in his 4th year , and played their home games at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown , West Virginia . They finished the season with a record of six wins and five losses ( 6 – 5 overall ) .
Jeremy McDaniel Jeremy Dwayne McDaniel is a retired American football player . He played three seasons for the Buffalo Bills from 1998 - 2001 . Football career . He played for the University of Arizona in his college years . He was picked up by the Buffalo Bills as a free agent . He was traded to San Diego Chargers after a knee injury but never stepped foot on the field . From 2003 to 2005 , McDaniel played in the Arena Football League for both the Indiana Firebirds and Chicago Rush . He finished his AFL career with 198 catches for 2 , 309 yards and 41 touchdowns . Personal . He currently resides in his hometown new bern and helps coach new bern high . He was born in New Bern , North Carolina . He loved the game of football ever since and looked up to Hall of Fame receiver Lance Alworth . He resides in New Bern where he works as a high school coach . He has a daughter named Journee .
Tony Sardisco Anthony Guy " Tony " Sardisco ( December 5 , 1932 – May 28 , 2006 ) was an American football guard / linebacker . He played in the National Football League for the San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins in 1956 . Sardisco then served in the U . S . Air Force for two years , although he continued to play football , making All - Air Force in 1957 and All - Service in 1957 and 1958 . He returned to professional football with the Calgary Stampeders in the Canadian Football League in 1959 . From 1960 to 1962 , Sardisco played in the American Football League for the Boston Patriots . He was the Patriots ' first captain . Sardisco played college football at Tulane University , where he earned his B . S . degree in Psychology in 1956 . In 1970 , Sardisco became the head football coach at his alma mater Jesuit High School ( now Loyola College Prep ) in Shreveport , Louisiana . He subsequently became their athletics director and a psychology teacher in 1973 , and remained as the athletics director at Jesuit High School for twelve more years . In 1985 , Sardisco ventured into the business world , starting a company , Sardisco Insurance Planning , where he remained active until his death . Sardisco was admitted to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 . He died at age 73 from a myocardial infarction at his home in Shreveport .
Jesse Powell ( American football ) Jesse Loy Powell ( April 14 , 1947 – June 14 , 2012 ) was a professional American football linebacker in the National Football League . He attended West Texas A & M . He played linebacker and special teams with the Miami Dolphins from 1969 to 1973 . Powell was a member of the Dolphins during their perfect season of 1972 when the team had a 17 - 0 combined record in the regular season and playoffs and won Super Bowl VII . Overall , Powell appeared in three Super Bowls . Following retirement from the NFL , Powell briefly worked in the food industry before working with State Farm Insurance for 35 years . He retired from that company on March 31 , 2012 . Powell died in a Texas hospital on June 14 , 2012 . His brother told a local news agency that the mechanism of death was cardiac arrest , but a formal cause of death had not been established .
Con O ' Brien Cornelius O ' Brien ( May 8 , 1898 – December 1 , 1993 ) was a professional football player . He played in the National Football League in 1921 with the New York Brickley Giants and in first American Football League with the Boston Bulldogs in 1926 . An immigrant from Ireland , O ' Brien grew up in Boston and later played college football at Boston College before signing to the NFL .
William & Mary Tribe football , 1990 – 99 The William & Mary Tribe football teams represented The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg , Virginia , United States . The program was established in 1893 and serves as William & Mary ' s oldest athletic team . Their long - time football rival is the University of Richmond and their annual meeting is dubbed the I - 64 Bowl , so named for the highway connecting the two nearby schools . The 1990s were the second most successful years of Tribe football ( behind the 1940s ) in both terms of winning percentage and by the number of points William & Mary outscored their opponents . In terms of total wins , the 1990s has been the most successful decade . Three players were drafted during this era . Most notably , Darren Sharper was selected as the 60th overall pick in the 1997 NFL Draft . It is still the highest overall draft selection , in the modern football era , by any William & Mary player in the program ' s history . As of November 2009 , Sharper is in the National Football League ' s Top 10 all - time in career interception s . He has been a four - time Pro Bowl starter as well . Four of the seasons in the 1990s saw William & Mary win at least nine games ; two of those were 10 - win seasons . The 1990 team won a Division I - AA playoff game for the school ' s first - ever playoff victory . In 1996 , the Tribe were outright champions of the Yankee Conference . That same squad finished the year ranked # 5 in the final Sports Network poll , which was a then - school record for highest finish ever . 1990 . William & Mary were the 1990 Lambert Cup winners . The Lambert Cup is an award given to the best team in the East in Division I - AA . To be eligible for the Lambert Cup , a school must be located in the East or play half its schedule against eligible Lambert teams . 1992 . William & Mary finished the regular season with a 9 – 2 record , but because they chose to participate in their second - ever Epson Ivy Bowl against Nihon University in Tokyo , Japan , the Tribe were forced to forfeit their qualification to participate in the 1992 Division I - AA playoffs . The postseason bowl game , due to it being an international match and not sanctioned by the NCAA , does not count toward their win - loss records .
Jason Kaiser Jason Kaiser ( born November 9 , 1973 in Denver , Colorado ) is a former professional American and Canadian football player . High school . Kaiser attended at Highlands Ranch High School from 1989 to 1992 . He earned All - Conference in football and baseball . College career . He attended Culver - Stockton College from 1992 1995 . Kaiser played multiple positions such as quarterback , safety , and cornerback . He played his first three seasons at quarterback . He was moved to defensive back his senior year and recorded 55 total tackles and lead the Heart of America Athletic Conference . He was named Heart of America Athletic Conference Baseball Player of the Year in 1995 and 1996 . Kaiser was originally going to attend Colorado School of Mines . Professional career . CFL . In 1996 Kaiser was drafted by the Hamilton Tiger - Cats of the Canadian Football League . He played in the CFL for two seasons before moving on to the NFL . NFL . The summer of 1998 , Kaiser was a member of the Denver Broncos training camp . He was released before the season began . On November 3 , 1998 , he was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs and spent 6 weeks on the practice squad before being moved up to active roster . He played in his first NFL game against the New York Giants on December 20 . In 1999 Kaiser was a member of the Chiefs practice squad once again , on the 16th week of the 99 NFL season , the Dallas Cowboys signed Kaiser from the Chiefs practice squad . He saw action in the NFC Wild Card Playoff game and recorded a tackle . In 2001 , He was a member of the Washington Redskins . XFL . In 2000 he was drafted in the XFL Draft by the Las Vegas Outlaws . AFL . He played in the Arena Football League for the Tampa Bay Storm and Dallas Desperados during the 2002 season . In 2003 he was a member of the Detroit Fury . Personal . After his pro career , Kaiser attended Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas , Texas and graduated magna cum laude . Kaiser holds postgraduate certifications in Clinical Neurology , Acupuncture , Strength and Conditioning , and High School Sport Physicals . In 2006 , he was inducted into the Culver - Stockton College Athletic Hall - of - Fame . Jason is married to his high school sweetheart , Sheri Bruscino .
Terry Jones ( defensive tackle ) Terry Wayne Jones ( born November 8 , 1956 in Sandersville , Georgia ) is a former American football defensive tackle in the National Football League . He played his entire career from 1978 to 1984 for the Green Bay Packers . His son played tight end in the NFL for the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers
Byron Franklin Byron Paul Franklin ( born September 3 , 1958 in Florence , Alabama ) is a former professional American football wide receiver in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks . He played college football at Auburn University . A native of Sheffield , Alabama , Franklin starred in football at Auburn from 1976 – 1980 and received a B . S . in vocational and distributive education in 1991 . His professional football career lasted from 1981 to 1987 . He served as assistant director of athletic development at AU from 1991 - 93 . Appointed to the AU Board of Trustees by Gov . Don Siegelman , Franklin now represents the 9th District for a term that expires on April 21 , 2011 . He currently chairs the university Student Affairs committee . Franklin was licensed to minister in 1998 , and is the pastor of the Living Word Church in Livingston , Alabama . He is the director of special marketing and public relations for Birmingham - based Buffalo Rock Co . , vice president of B . B . C . Foods , and co - owner of Buffalo Connection restaurant in Auburn . Franklin is a husband and the father of four children .
Groves Stadium ( 1940 ) Groves Stadium , currently known as Trentini Stadium , is a stadium in Wake Forest , North Carolina , United States . It hosted the Wake Forest University Demon Deacons football team until the school moved to Winston - Salem , North Carolina and Bowman Gray Stadium . Since then , the stadium has hosted the homes games of Wake Forest - Rolesville High School . The stadium held 20 , 000 people at its peak and was opened in 1940 . It is currently named after former Wake Forest University player and coach of Wake Forest - Rolesville High School , Tony Trentini . Wake Forest University ' s current home stadium was also known as Groves Stadium until 2006 .
Ralph Guglielmi Ralph Vincent Guglielmi ( born June 26 , 1933 ) is a former American football quarterback in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins , St . Louis Cardinals , New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles . He played high school football in Columbus , Ohio at Grandview Heights High School , college football at the University of Notre Dame and was drafted in the first round of the 1955 NFL Draft . Guglielmi was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001 .
John Garlington John M . Garlington ( June 5 , 1946 – February 10 , 2000 ) was an American football linebacker who played in the National Football League . He played professionally for the Cleveland Browns . Early life . Garlington was born in Jonesboro , Louisiana and graduated from Jonesboro - Hodge High School in Jonesboro . in 1964 . He was a star college athlete at Louisiana State University . At LSU , he was a 1967 Kodak / American Football Coaches Association pick . He was also a First - Team All - SEC pick in 1966 by the Associated Press and in 1967 by both the AP and United Press International . He was described as an " Incredible athlete whose talents typified his play and teamwork . Had excellent speed and lateral pursuit . Opponents were timid when it came to attacking his side of the defensive line . Even with his size , he was a speed merchant . In the 1966 Rice encounter , John picked off an errant pass and returned it 42 yards for a touchdown . " Professional career . Garlington was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 2nd round ( 47th overall ) of the 1968 NFL Draft . He played ten seasons with the Cleveland rowns , from 1968 until 1977 . Law enforcement career . After leaving professional football , Garlington worked , from 1986 , as a Wildlife Enforcement Agent ( game warden ) with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries - Enforcement Division . He was promoted to the rank of Captain , in 1998 , and was the commander of the department ' s Region 1 office near Shreveport , Louisiana . Prior to assuming command of Region 1 , Garlington held the rank of Sergeant , and was assigned to the department ' s Statewide Strike Force . Garlington died in the line of duty , from drowning , while investigating a poaching complaint near his home on the Mill Creek Reservoir near Saline , LA in Bienville Parish . He had been on the force for 14 years . Garlington was survived by his wife Karon Garlington . He is buried at the Ebeneezer Cemetery off Louisiana Highway 508 in Bienville Parish . His son , Jonesboro police officer John Moses Garlington , was previously buried at this same cemetery in the spring of 1994 .
1999 Florida Citrus Bowl The 1999 Florida Citrus Bowl featured the Arkansas Razorbacks of the SEC against the Michigan Wolverines of the Big Ten . Both teams were surprised to be playing in the game . The defending National Champion Wolverines , with their two early season losses and the Razorbacks playing under first year coach Houston Nutt caused very different expectations . Game summary . Trailing 31 - 24 with just 5 : 49 left in the game , the Wolverines rallied by scoring 21 points in four minutes to win their 15th bowl game all - time . Running back Anthony Thomas led the Wolverines with three rushing touchdown s and 139 yards . Thomas was named Citrus Bowl Most Valuable Player and linebacker Sam Sword was named Michigan Defensive MVP by the media after recording 11 - tackles . The Wolverines scored first with 6 : 29 left in the first quarter as Jay Feely kicked a 43 - yard field goal . However , Arkansas responded on a 35 - yard touchdown pass from Clint Stoerner to Michael Williams in the second quarter to take a 7 - 3 lead . Michigan then scored with a two - yard touchdown run from Thomas , and a 46 - yard interception return for a touchdown by linebacker Ian Gold . After Arkansas ’ Todd Latourette completed a 42 - yard field goal cut the lead to 17 - 10 , Michigan drove 69 yards with a five - yard touchdown run by Thomas taking a 24 - 10 lead into halftime . However the Razorbacks would score three consecutive second half touchdowns to take a 31 - 24 lead . Thomas tied the on a one - yard run . Tom Brady found DiAllo Johnson in the endzone from 21 yards out for the eventual gamewinning score with 2 : 25 remaining . Michigan Cornerback James Whitley sealed the victory with 1 : 47 remaining by intercepting a Stoerner pass , returning it 26 yards for a touchdown Aftermath . Michigan became the first Big Ten team to win the Citrus Bowl since 1993 .