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1979 Auburn Tigers football team The 1979 Auburn Tigers football team achieved an overall record of 8 – 3 under head coach Doug Barfield , which would be his best season as head coach . The Tigers went 4 – 2 in the SEC . They finished the season ranked # 16 in the AP poll , but were not ranked in the UPI due to probation . Prior to the start of the season , on May 11th , Auburn was placed on probation by the NCAA as a result of an investigation into violations dating back to 1974 ; findings included : “ extra benefits ; improper recruiting contacts , entertainment , inducements , lodging , publicity and transportation ; excessive number of official visits ; tryouts ; questionable practice ; certification of compliance . ” The probation was to last for two years and included a bowl ban for those years ; however it was extended an additional year , when additional findings surfaced after the initial announcement . Five players were named to the All - SEC first team for 1979 : running back James Brooks , running back Joe Cribbs , linebacker Freddy Smith , defensive tackle Frank Warren , and offensive tackle George Stephenson . Joe Cribbs was also named the SEC Most Valuable Player for that year . " ' During the 1979 season , the offense used a combination of the veer and I formations and both Joe Cribbs and James Brooks gained over 1000 yards rushing . Game notes . Georgia .
Major Wright Major Wright ( born July 1 , 1988 ) is an American football strong safety for the Chicago Bears of the National Football League ( NFL ) . He played college football for the University of Florida , and was a member of a BCS National Championship team . He was drafted by the Bears in the third round of the 2010 NFL Draft . Early years . Wright was born in Lauderdale Lakes , Florida . He attended St . Thomas Aquinas High School in Ft . Lauderdale , Florida , and played high school football for the St . Thomas Aquinas Raiders . As a junior , he recorded 58 tackles with six interceptions and as a sophomore had 71 tackles and 10 interceptions . As a senior , he was a finalist for the National U . S . Army Player of the Year Award after he recorded 72 tackles and three interceptions . Wright was an all - state selection both years . College career . Wright received an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Florida in Gainesville , Florida , where he played for coach Urban Meyer ' s Florida Gators football team from 2007 to 2009 . As a freshman in 2007 , Wright started seven of 13 games for the Gators at free safety , recording 67 tackles , four forced fumbles and an interception . He was a first - team freshman All - American by CollegeFootballNews . com and second - team freshman All - American by Rivals . com . As a sophomore in 2008 , Wright started all 14 games at free safety , recording 66 tackles and four interceptions , with one returned for a touchdown . He had nine tackles and an interception in the Gators win over the Oklahoma Sooners in the 2009 BCS National Championship Game . After his junior season , Wright decided to forgo his senior year and enter the NFL Draft . Professional career . The Chicago Bears selected Wright in the third round ( 75th overall pick ) of the 2010 NFL Draft , and was predicted to be a future starter by former Bears general manager Jerry Angelo . During his rookie season , Wright played in eleven of sixteen regular season games . He recorded his first career interception in 2011 off a Michael Vick pass against the Philadelphia Eagles , when a pass by Vick squirted through linebacker Lance Briggs ' s hands into Wright , who was able to return the ball 39 yards . A week later against the Detroit Lions , Wright intercepted a Matthew Stafford lob and returned it 24 yards for a touchdown , which was the first pick - six of his career . In week three of the 2012 season against the St . Louis Rams , Wright returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown .
Abraham Morlu Abraham Morlu ( born May 5 , 1981 ) is a Canadian football wide receiver who is currently a free agent . He was signed as a street free agent by the Charlotte Stars in 2008 . He played college football at UNC Charlotte . Morlu has also been a member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Toronto Argonauts . Morlu has also competed in track and field , representing his birth country Liberia . He specializes in the sprints , and competed internationally at the 2010 World Indoor Championships without reaching the final . He also competed in the 4 x 100 metres relay at the 2000 Olympic Games , the 2001 World Championships and the 2003 World Championships .
2003 Florida Gators football team The 2003 Florida Gators football team represented the University of Florida in the sport of American football during the 2003 college football season . The Gators competed in Division I - A of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) and the Eastern Division of the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) , and played their home games at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on the university ' s Gainesville , Florida campus . They were led by second - year coach Ron Zook , who coached the Gators to a first - place tie in the SEC East , an Outback Bowl berth , and an overall win - loss record of 8 – 5 ( . 615 ) . Schedule and results . Sources : " 2012 Florida Football Media Guide " , and GatorZone . com .
Tom Domres Thomas " Tom " Bruce Domres ( October 19 , 1946November 8 , 1999 ) was a professional American football defensive tackle in the American Football League ( 1968 – 1970 ) and the National Football League ( 1970 – 1972 ) . Born in Marshfield , Wisconsin . , he played for the Houston Oilers ( 1968 – 1971 ) and the Denver Broncos ( 1971 – 1972 ) . He played at the collegiate level at the University of Wisconsin – Madison .
Dave Rowe ( American football ) David Homeyer " Dave " Rowe ( born June 20 , 1945 in Neptune City , New Jersey ) is a former American football defensive tackle in the NFL for the New Orleans Saints , the New England Patriots , the San Diego Chargers , the Oakland Raiders , and the Baltimore Colts . Rowe is currently a college football television analyst , working Southeastern Conference broadcasts syndicated by ESPN . In 1987 , Rowe was the color analyst alongside Gayle Sierens , who became the first female NFL play - by - play announcer when she called a Seattle Seahawks - Kansas City Chiefs matchup for NBC . Rowe played college football at Penn State and high school football at Deptford Township High School .
Up With the White and Gold " Up With the White and Gold " is a fight song at the Georgia Institute of Technology . It is generally played after a touchdown in a Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football game . The song ' s title refers to Georgia Tech ' s school colors and its lyrics contain the phrase , " Down with the Red and Black " , an explicit reference to the school colors of the University of Georgia and the then - budding Georgia – Georgia Tech rivalry . Lyrics . Oh well it ' s up with the White and Gold , Down with the Red and Black , Georgia Tech is out for a victory . We ' ll drop the battle - axe on Georgia ' s head , When we meet her our team is sure to beat her . Down on the old farm there will be no sound Till our bow - wows rip through the air ; When the battle is over Georgia ' s team will be found With the Yellow Jackets swarming around !
J . R . Sweezy J . R . Sweezy ( born April 8 , 1989 ) is an American football offensive guard for the Seattle Seahawks . He was selected in the seventh round , 225th overall , by the Seahawks in the 2012 NFL Draft . He played college football at NC State .
Mike Zordich Michael Edward Zordich ( born October 12 , 1963 ) is a former professional American football player . He was a 1985 All - America n safety at Penn State University , as selected by the Football Writers Association of America . He played 12 seasons as a cornerback and safety in the National Football League and served as the safeties coach for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2011 and 2012 . Playing career . College . Zordich was a four - year letterman at Penn State where he was a stalwart at " hero " . He finished his career with 201 tackles . He earned a Bachelor of Science in hotel , restaurant , and institutional management from Penn State in 1986 . NFL . The 6 ' 1 " , 212 lb . Zordich was drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the ninth round ( # 235 overall ) of the 1986 NFL Draft . He was released by the Chargers at the end of pre - season , and signed with the New York Jets . He played 10 of 16 games during his first season in 1987 , primarily on special teams . He was signed by the Phoenix Cardinals in 1989 . He played for the Cardinals for five years , then moved on to the Eagles in 1994 , where he replaced Andre Waters as the starting strong - side safety . He played out his career in Philadelphia to the end of the 1998 season for a total of 5 years , where he missed only 1 game . In 1999 , he was replaced by Tim Hauck . In each of his first seasons with the Jets , Cardinals , and Eagles , Zordich ran an interception back for a touchdown . He played a total of 185 games in 12 NFL seasons , made 20 interceptions , and scored four touchdowns , his last a 58 - yard fumble recovery touchdown in 1995 . Personal . Zordich lives in Canfield , Ohio with his wife Cynthia , a well - known photographer , and their three children . His son Michael played running back for the Nittany Lions and another son , Alex , plays quarterback for the University at Buffalo .
Thomas Hammock Thomas Hammock is the running backs coach of the Wisconsin Badgers football team . Biography . A native of Jersey City , New Jersey , Hammock was born on July 7 , 1981 . Hammock is a graduate of Northern Illinois University and the University of Wisconsin - Madison . While at Northern Illinois , he played running back on the football team . However , his playing career was cut short due to a heart condition . Hammock is married with one daughter . Coaching career . Hammock began his coaching career at the Wisconsin , serving as a graduate assistant with the Badgers from 2003 to 2004 . From 2005 to 2006 , he was the running backs coach Northern Illinois . Hammock was then a member of the Minnesota Golden Gophers staff from 2007 to 2010 , first serving as running backs coach before spending his final season as co - offensive coordinator .
1994 Buffalo Bills season The 1994 Buffalo Bills season was the 35th season for the team franchise and the 25th in the National Football League . The Buffalo Bills finished the National Football League ' s 1994 season with a record of 7 wins and 9 losses , and finished fourth in the AFC East division . The Bills were 4 – 4 at home and 3 – 5 on the road . The Bills failed to qualify for the playoffs for the first time since 1987 .
William White ( American football ) William White ( born February 19 , 1966 ) is a former American football safety who played eleven seasons in the National Football League from 1988 - 1998 . He started in Super Bowl XXXIII for the Atlanta Falcons . He now lives in Ohio with one son .
Missouri Valley Football Conference The Missouri Valley Football Conference ( formerly the Gateway Football Conference ) is a college athletic conference which operates in the midwestern United States . It participates in the NCAA ' s Division I Football Championship Subdivision ( FCS ) as a football - only conference . History . The Missouri Valley Football Conference has a convoluted history that involves three other conferences : In 1985 , the MVC stopped sponsoring football . At that time , the two remaining I - AA members from the MVC ( Illinois State and Southern Illinois ) joined Eastern Illinois , Northern Iowa , Southwest Missouri State , and Western Illinois from the AMCU and together became a football conference under the Gateway ' s auspices . Indiana State , which had left MVC football after the 1981 season to become a Division I - AA independent while remaining a full MVC member , would join the next year . In 1992 , when the Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference merged with the MVC , the football conference kept the Gateway charter , with a minor name change to Gateway Football Conference . After Eastern Illinois joined the Ohio Valley Conference for football in 1995 , Youngstown State joined in 1997 and was followed by Western Kentucky in 2001 . Southwest Missouri State changed its name to Missouri State in 2005 . The Gateway changed its name to the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2008 . On November 2 , 2006 , Western Kentucky ' s Board of Regents approved a proposal by the school ' s president to upgrade the football program to the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision ( FBS ; formerly Division I - A ) . The Hilltoppers left the GFC after the 2006 season , went through the two - year " reclassification " period mandated by the NCAA for schools moving from the FCS to the FBS , and became a football member of its all - sports conference , the Sun Belt Conference , in 2009 . Due to Western Kentucky ' s move , the Gateway was left with 7 members for the 2007 season . However , Great West Football Conference members North Dakota State and South Dakota State were asked to submit information about themselves and to attend the conference presidents ' meeting . On March 7 , 2007 , the conference announced that both schools would join the conference beginning with the 2008 season . On June 6 , 2008 , the Gateway Football Conference changed its name to the Missouri Valley Football Conference , effective immediately . This change aligns the conference with the Missouri Valley Conference , a conference in which five of the nine Missouri Valley Football schools participate . The conferences will share the " Missouri Valley " name but will remain separate administratively . On November 4 , 2010 , the University of South Dakota was invited as the 10th member . This renewed an in - state rivalry with fellow MVFC member South Dakota State .
Walter J . Boverini Walter J . Boverini was an American politician who served majority leader of the Massachusetts Senate from 1985 to 1994 . Early life . Boverini was born on June 5 , 1925 in Lynn , Massachusetts to Luisa and Attilio Boverini . He graduated from Lynn Classical High School in 1941 . After high school he was drafted into the United States Army and served 8th Air Corps during World War II . During the war Boverini flew 35 combat missions over Europe . He was awarded the Air Medal with four oak leaf cluster s and the Distinguished Flying Cross . After the war , Boverini entered Boston College . He was a member of the Boston College Eagles football team . After graduating , Boverini began an eighteen year career as an educator . He worked as a teacher , coach , vice principal , and mentor at St . Mary ' s High School , Lynn Classical High School , English High School , and Lynn Vocational and Technical Institute . Political career . In 1970 , Boverini was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives , representing the 9th Essex District . In 1972 he ran for State Senate . He defeated incumbent James J . Carrigan by under 500 votes . In 1979 Boverini was appointed majority whip . Six years later he was appointed majority whip , a position he would hold until his retirement . In these positions , Boverini worked closely with Senate President William M . Bulger . Bulger credited his long tenure as Senate President to Boverini ' s loyalty and good judgment . Boverini also served as Chairman of the Joint Committee on Education for six years . In this role , he helped create the University of Massachusetts system and secured funding to create North Shore Community College ' s Lynn campus . Personal life . Boverini was married to Christine M . ( Kirvan ) Boverini for forty years . They had two daughters . Boverini was close friends with Art Donovan for over five decades . The two were roommates and teammates at Boston College . Donovan was the best man at Boverini ' s wedding . Death . Boverini died on November 29 , 2008 in Danvers , Massachusetts .
Frank McRae Frank McRae ( born June 3 , 1942 ) is an American film and television actor , and a former professional football player . McRae was born in Memphis , Tennessee . He graduated from Tennessee State University with a double major in drama and history . He was a defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears in the 1967 NFL season . Among his acting roles are the history teacher , Mr . Teasdale , in " Red Dawn " , bank robber Reed Youngblood in " Dillinger " , meat - packing factory supervisor in " Rocky II " ( 1979 ) , Hazel in " Cannery Row " , Spanky in " The Wizard " , James Bond ' s friend Sharkey in " Licence to Kill " ( 1989 ) , inmate Eclipse in " Lock Up " , a shouting police captain in " 48 Hrs . " ( a role he later parodied in " Last Action Hero " and " Loaded Weapon 1 " ) , the train coachman in " Tracks " ( 1976 ) , and former professional boxing champion Harry Noble in " * batteries not included " . He made an effective pairing with John Candy as two bumbling subordinates ; first as two tank soldiers ( under an equally bumbling Sgt . Frank Tree played by Dan Aykroyd ) in the cult classic " 1941 , " and later as " Walley World " Security Guards in " National Lampoon ' s Vacation " . He played Jim , the Mechanic , in the movie " Used Cars " . His most recent role was Cookie in the Hallmark Channel original films " Love ' s Long Journey " and " Love ' s Abiding Joy " .
Bennie Cunningham Bennie Lee Cunningham , Jr . ( born December 23 , 1954 ) is a retired American football tight end . Cunningham was drafted out of the Clemson University in the 1976 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers . He played for the Steelers his entire career . During his career , Cunningham played in 118 games and caught 202 receptions for 2 , 879 yards and 20 touchdowns .
Wayne Nunnely Wayne Nunnely ( born March 29 , 1952 in Los Angeles ) is an American football defensive line coach for the National Football League ' s Denver Broncos . Nunnely was the head coach of the UNLV Rebels football team from 1986 - 1989 . Coaching career . Prior to coaching the Broncos , Nunnely has coached since 1975 at UNLV , Cal Poly Pomona , CSUF , University of the Pacific , USC , UCLA , New Orleans Saints and the San Diego Chargers . On April 23 , 1986 , Nunnely was named interim head coach UNLV Rebels after the previous coach , Harvey Hyde , had been dismissed due to disciplinary issues surrounding his players ; Nunnely had been an assistant coach on Hyde ' s staff . College career . Nunnely played college football at UNLV where he was a fullback . High school career . Nunnely played high school football at Monrovia High School in Monrovia , California .
1931 Tennessee Volunteers football team The 1931 Tennessee Volunteers football team ( variously " Tennessee " , " UT " or the " Vols " ) represented the University of Tennessee in the 1931 college football season . Playing as a member of the Southern Conference ( SoCon ) , the team was led by head coach Robert Neyland , in his sixth year , and played their home games at Shields - Watkins Field in Knoxville , Tennessee . The 1931 Vols won nine , lost zero and tied one game ( 9 – 0 – 1 overall , 6 – 0 – 1 in the SoCon ) . On October 17 , Tennessee avenged their only loss from the previous season and beat Alabama ; this was the only loss for the Crimson Tide in 1931 . For the third time in four years , Kentucky spoiled Tennessee ' s bid for a perfect season with a tie . Tennessee concluded the 1931 season on December 7 with a charity game at Yankee Stadium against . The 1931 Vols outscored their opponents 243 to 15 and posted eight shutouts
Eddie Steele Eddie Steele ( born July 4 , 1988 in Winnipeg , Manitoba ) is a professional Canadian football defensive tackle for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted 22nd overall by the Hamilton Tiger - Cats in the 2010 CFL Draft . He played college football for the Manitoba Bisons . As a kid , Eddie ' s first football team was the North Winnipeg Nomads , and later the Kelvin Clippers . He played a crucial role in the team winning a High School championship . His father also played football . Eddie has 1 younger brother and 1 younger sister .
Fort Wayne Friars The Fort Wayne Friars were an early professional football team based in Fort Wayne , Indiana . The team , which was also known as the Friars Athletic Association , consistently fielded good and noteworthy teams . Because Fort Wayne is situated near the Ohio border , the Friars often played Ohio teams as well as those from Indiana . History . Amateur origins . From their conception in 1909 , the Friars began as a purely amateur team . However by 1913 , as was the custom in those days , Fort Wayne would on occasion employ a " ringer ” or two who usually turned out to be a current star college player . Knute Rockne played for the Friars in 1913 under the alias , " Jones " . By 1914 , the Friars relied on graduated stars for its roster when needed . Professional team . In 1915 Friars coach Samuel Byroades brought together a line - up that consisted of at least 5 players who had previously played for Notre Dame , 3 players from University of Indiana and D . C . Smith from Purdue . The 1915 Friars went 7 - 1 - 1 , losing only to the Evanston North Ends and tying the Wabash Athletic Association . The final game of the 1915 saw the Friars shut out the Columbus Panhandles , featuring six of the infamous Nesser Brothers . A year later the Friars posted a 8 - 1 - 1 record , losing again only to Wabash . That season the Friars employed 9 Notre Dame players . Rockne and Gus Dorais both played for the Friars that season . World War I . The manning shortages associated with World War I caught up with the Friars in 1917 . Some playesr left the team for better pay elsewhere , while some played only on a week - by - week basis for the highest bidder for their services . The Friars folded and would not return to play until 1920 . Return and closure . In 1920 , the Friars Athletic Association decided to field a team and recapture some of the glory of its past . The new Friars signed several players from the Fort Wayne local teams . They also as held tryouts for other players . Because of inflation , the Friars played all of their games at home in 1920 . The Friars based their financial strategy on the projection that they could draw at least 2 , 000 fans per game by playing at home . The first game of the season resulted in a 6 - 0 loss to the Cincinnati Celts . During the inaugural season of the National Football League ( then called the American Professional Football Association ) , the Friars defeated the league ' s Columbus Panhandles 14 - 0 . For this game , the Friars employed Bob Peck and Ken Huffine . Then after a series of scheduling missteps , that resulted in " no shows " by their opponents , the Friars beat the Pitcairn Quakers , 7 - 0 , on a touchdown that was set up by an interference penalty . The Friars then held another AFPA team , the Detroit Heralds , to a scoreless tie . The 1920 season ended with a exhibition game against the Notre Dame freshman team . The game took place on a Saturday , when most Friars fans were at work . Therefore it can be assumed that the Friars were lucky to break even for that game . The Friars lost a couple of players as a result of the previously unplayed " no show " games and later folded .