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Elmer Schaake Elmer H . W . Schaake ( February 7 , 1911 – January 24 , 1966 ) was an American football , basketball , and baseball player and coach . He played college football and college basketball at the University of Kansas and one season of professional football in the National Football League with the Portsmouth Spartans . Schaake served as the head football coach at Bethany College in Lindsborg , Kansas from 1934 to 1937 , compiling a record of 13 – 19 – 2 . He was also the head baseball coach at his alma mater , Kansas , for one season in 1944 and the head basketball coach at Willamette University during the 1946 – 47 season . Playing career . Kansas . Schaake played football at the University of Kansas from 1930 to 1932 and was named unanimous All Big – Six Conference . He also played for the basketball team at Kansas . Portsmouth Spartans . Schaake played one season of professional football in 1933 with the Portsmouth Spartans After one year of professional football , he chose to enter the coaching ranks . Coaching career . Schaake coached for 30 years . Schaake was the head football coach at Bethany College in Lindsborg , Kansas . He held that position for four seasons , from 1934 until 1937 . His coaching record at Bethany was 13 wins , 19 losses and 2 ties . As of the conclusion of the 2012 season , this ranks him # 9 at Bethany in total wins and # 10 at the school in winning percentage ( ) . After Bethany , Schaake spent five years at Lawrence High School where he compiled a 29 – 11 – 4 record and served one year as an assistant for the University of Kansas before moving to California to coach at the college , junior college and high school levels . He also worked as the head baseball coach of the Jayhawks for one year . Awards . In 1972 , Schaake was inducted in the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame .
Dorin Dickerson Dorin R . Dickerson ( born March 31 , 1988 ) is an American football tight end who is currently with the Buffalo Bills . He played collegiate football at the University of Pittsburgh . Dickerson was regarded as one of the best tight end prospects for the 2010 NFL Draft . He was drafted by the Texans in the seventh round . High school career . Dickerson attended West Allegheny High School in Imperial , Pennsylvania , where he played a variety of positions , including wide receiver , running back , quarterback , defensive back and kick returner . As a senior , he rushed for 1 , 429 yards on 182 carries ( 7 . 9 avg . ) and scored 30 touchdowns , while also having 22 receptions for 423 yards ( 19 . 2 avg . ) with six touchdowns . On defense , he intercepted four passes . Dickerson was named AP Pennsylvania Class AAA Player of the Year following his senior season . Considered a four - star recruit by " Rivals . com " , Dickerson was listed as the No . 5 prospect from Pennsylvania in the class of 2006 . He chose Pittsburgh over Iowa , Michigan , and Penn State . College career . In his initial year at Pittsburgh , Dickerson played in eight games as a true freshman , primarily seeing time at wide receiver and on the kick return unit . As sophomore he was switched over to defense , and played in all 12 games as a reserve strongside linebacker and had 15 total tackles . His junior year was his first season at tight end , and Dickerson played in 13 games , starting two . He had 13 catches for 174 yards ( 13 . 4 avg . ) and two touchdowns . In his senior year , Dickerson had 45 receptions for 508 yards ( 11 . 3 avg . ) and 10 touchdowns . He received All - American honors by the Associated Press , " CBS Sports " , the Football Writers Association of America , the " Sporting News " , and the Walter Camp Football Foundation . Professional career . 2010 NFL Draft . Dickerson was selected by the Houston Texans in the seventh round of the 2010 NFL Draft . During his off season he spends his time in Pittsburgh , and is an avid karaoke participant . He also enjoys playing softball and tennis , and has a dog called Percy . On December 7 , 2011 , the New England Patriots announced that they signed Dorin Dickerson to their practice squad .
Bob Sneddon Robert Lee Sneddon ( born July 9 , 1921 ) was an American football running back in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins and the Detroit Lions . Sneddon also played in the All - America Football Conference for the Los Angeles Dons . He played college football at St . Mary ' s College of California and was drafted in the tenth round of the 1944 NFL Draft . He was born in Ogden , Utah .
Corey White Corey White ( born May 9 , 1990 ) is an American football safety with the New Orleans Saints of the NFL . White was born in Dunwoody , Georgia and attended Dunwoody High School . He played college football for Samford , where he caught attention from professional scouts for his strong performances in Samford ' s occasional games against major college opponents . He was drafted by the Saints in the 5th round of the 2012 NFL draft ( 162nd overall ) . and at the NFL Scouting Combine . On July 2 , 2012 , White agree to sign with the Saints on a four - year deal .
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Terrence Scott Terrence Scott ( born September 25 , 1986 in Macon , Georgia ) is a professional Canadian football wide receiver who is currently a free agent . He most recently played for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League . He was signed by the Lions as a street free agent in 2009 . He played high school football for Central High School ( Knoxville , Tennessee ) , and college football for the Oregon Ducks . Scott was released by the Lions on July 2 , 2010 .
Max Kadesky Max R . Kadesky ( February 8 , 1901 in Winsted , Connecticut – August 14 , 1970 ) was an All - American college football player for the University of Iowa . He was a left end for Iowa ’ s Big Ten championship football teams in 1921 and 1922 . He later played one season in the NFL with the Rock Island Independents . Background . Max Kadesky was born in Connecticut but moved to Dubuque , Iowa , and attended Dubuque Senior High School . He played football , basketball , and baseball in high school , but his specialty was football . Kadesky was the team captain and coach of the football team in his senior season at Dubuque High School . He was inducted into his high school ’ s Hall of Fame in 1997 . College career . Kadesky went to the University of Iowa to play football for Coach Howard Jones . In his first game as a sophomore in 1920 , Kadesky caught the game - winning touchdown in a 14 - 7 victory over Indiana in Bloomington . Later that season , he blocked a Northwestern punt that was returned 35 yards for a touchdown in Iowa ’ s 20 - 0 victory . As a junior , Kadesky was a starter at left end for Iowa ’ s undefeated 1921 football team . He was also an all - Big Ten selection that season . In his senior season in 1922 , Kadesky helped lead Iowa to another Big Ten title and another undefeated season . He returned an interception 80 yards for a touchdown in a victory over Purdue that season , and at the end of the year , Kadesky was named a second team All - American . Professional career . After graduation , Max Kadesky played eight games at left end for the Rock Island Independents of the NFL in 1923 . He then retired from football and returned to Dubuque to begin a dental practice .
River City Rage The RiverCity Rage were a professional indoor football team in the Indoor Football League . They played home games at the Family Arena in Saint Charles , Missouri , part of the metropolitan area of St . Louis , Missouri , in past seasons , played in the Scottrade Center in downtown St . Louis in the 2006 season , and returned to the Family Arena for the 2007 UIF season . History . The RiverCity Rage began play in 2001 as the St . Louis Renegades of the Indoor Professional Football League , finishing fourth in the league with a 2 - 11 record . After the IPFL folded , the team moved to the National Indoor Football League in 2002 and became the River City Renegades . The team finished its first season in the NIFL with a 1 - 13 record . For 2003 - 2004 , the team was renamed the Show - Me Believers . In the first season under the new name , the team finished with a 4 - 10 record that showed improvement , despite being a losing record . In 2004 , the team ' s skill increased vastly , and completed the season with a winning record for the first time at 9 - 5 . In 2005 , the team was renamed and is currently the RiverCity Rage . The Rage won the 2005 East Atlantic Conference Division with a record of 10 - 4 . With this record , the team was locked in a three - way tie for the best regular - season record ; however , the team lost its Conference Quarter Finals game 67 to 64 to the Cincinnati Marshals . The next season , the team finished in a four - way tie for the regular season record at 13 - 1 , and advanced to the Atlantic Conference championship game , losing to the Fayetteville Guard . After the 2006 season , the Rage announced they were joining United Indoor Football for 2007 . The Rage continue their membership in the United Indoor Football for 2008 . In 2008 , the RiverCity Rage struggled through a seven game losing streak before winning three of their last four games to make the playoffs . They won by a last - minute touchdown in a home playoff game against the Sioux City Bandits , but lost the Conference Finals on the road to the Bloomington Extreme , 33 - 7 . Starting in 2009 , the Rage played in the Indoor Football League , a new league created out of the merger between the UIF and the Intense Football League . On August 15 , 2009 , the Rage lost the Indoor Football League championship to the Billings Outlaws by the score of 71 - 62 . Jeff Sprowls , who also owns IFL team the Omaha Beef , announced about a month after the Rage ' s loss in the IFL Championship game that the River City Rage would be ceasing operations and will not play in the 2010 season , due to financial issues in Omaha . According to the Indoor Football League website the River City Rage could return in 2011 , if new owners are found . Season - By - Season . ! Totals | | 68 | | 71 | | 0
Utah Saints The Utah Saints was a team of the American Indoor Football Association that played in 2008 . They played their home games at the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns , Utah , a suburb of Salt Lake City . The Oval is best known for being a venue of the 2002 Winter Olympics , known as the " Fastest Ice On Earth , " and was expanded to 2 , 500 for Saints games . The team was owned by Michael Curran , previously owner of the PIFL ' s Utah Catzz , and later on founder and CEO of the Utah Indoor Football League . The team name is a reference to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints ( Mormons ) , which is the preferred religion of 58 % of Utah ' s adult population .
Tyson Craiggs Tyson Craiggs ( born August 8 , 1981 ) is a free agent linebacker who last played for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League . Early years . Craiggs father , Ted Craiggs , played for the BC Lions in 1976 and is a former special teams coach for the Lions and Football BC president . Tyson was born in Kamloops , British Columbia and played junior football for the Tri - City Bulldogs in 2001 as well as for St . Thomas More Collegiate . He went to the University of Saskatchewan and played for the Saskatchewan Huskies football team . In 2002 , he was third in the country in solo tackles ( 59 ) and played in the CIS Mitchell Bowl . In 2004 , Craiggs had 38 kickoffs for 1909 yards . After being undrafted in 2004 , he chose to play for the Huskies for another season . Professional career . In 2005 , the Lions signed Craiggs as a free agent . He made the team out of training camp as a long snapper and was 6th on the team with 9 special teams tackles . In 2006 , Craiggs had a career - high 18 total tackles in his 2nd year in the CFL .
Matt Suhey Matthew Jerome Suhey ( born July 7 , 1958 in Bellefonte , Pennsylvania ) is a former professional American football player , playing fullback / running back for ten seasons in the National Football League for the Chicago Bears . He won a Super Bowl as a member of the 1985 Chicago Bears while scoring a touchdown in the game and was named to the Pennsylvania Football All - Century Team . Suhey was lead blocker and friend of Walter Payton . He is also a close friend of the Payton family , and the executor of the Payton estate since the death of Walter . Although Suhey was never a leader in any statistical category , he was a fan favorite for his personality and blocking ability . Matt Suhey is one of three sons of College Football Hall of Fame guard Steve Suhey to letter at Penn State University and a grandson of Hall of Fame coach Bob Higgins . His son , Joe Suhey , is currently a fullback at Penn State . The Higgins - Suhey family has been called the " first family of Penn State football " due to their 90 year affiliation with the program .
Robert Blanton Robert Jack " R . J . " Blanton ( born September 7 , 1989 ) is an American football cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League . He was drafted in the fifth round , 139th overall of the 2012 NFL Draft . He played college football at Notre Dame .
Carlton Rose Carlton S . Rose ( born February 8 , 1962 in Pompano Beach , Florida - died March 26 , 2006 ) was an American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins for one season . He played college football at the University of Michigan .
Garry Kimble ( American football ) Garry Lynn Kimble ( born April 5 , 1963 in Lake Charles , Louisiana ) is a former American football cornerback in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins . He played college football at Sam Houston State University and was drafted in the eleventh round of the 1985 NFL Draft .
List of Oregon Ducks Football seasons This is a list of seasons completed by the Oregon Ducks football team of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision ( FBS ) . Since the team ' s creation in 1893 , the Ducks have participated in more than 1 , 100 officially - sanctioned games , including 24 bowl games .
Norm Johnson Norman Douglas " Norm " Johnson ( born May 31 , 1960 in Inglewood , California ) is a former professional American football placekicker who played for 18 seasons in the National Football League . During that time , he played for the Seattle Seahawks ( 1982 – 1990 ) , Atlanta Falcons ( 1991 – 1994 ) , Pittsburgh Steelers ( 1995 – 1998 ) , and the Philadelphia Eagles ( 1999 ) . Johnson played college football at the University of California , Los Angeles . Johnson finished his 18 NFL seasons with 366 of 477 field goals ( 76 % ) and 638 of 644 extra points ( 99 % ) , giving him a total of 1 , 736 points . As of October 18 , 2013 , he ranks tenth on the NFL ' s list of all time leading scorers , earning him the enduring nickname " Mr . Automatic " received during his tenure with the Seattle Seahawks . Johnson ' s best season was in 1995 , when he led the NFL in field goals made ( 34 ) and attempted ( 41 ) , while also successfully kicking all 39 of his extra point attempts . He then assisted the Steelers to Super Bowl XXX by kicking four field goals in their 40 - 21 divisional playoff win over the Buffalo Bills and two field goals in their 20 - 16 win over the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC title game . He also kicked a 46 - yard field goal in the Steelers ' 27 - 17 Super Bowl loss to the Dallas Cowboys . Johnson ' s family includes wife Lori , and three sons , Jordan , Jarrett and Jameson . Johnson graduated in 1983 with a bachelor ' s degree in economics from UCLA . After his NFL career , he made his real estate hobby into a profession . He now resides in western Washington state , where he works as a real estate agent . On December 10 , 2007 , Johnson rescued a woman who had rolled over her car on icy roads in Kitsap County , Washington . As she struggled to crawl from the partially submerged car , Johnson freed her by breaking out a window with a rock .
John McKee ( American football ) Dr . John S . McKee Sr . ( July 26 , 1877 - April 22 , 1950 ) was an American football coach and a Physician in the United States . He served as the head football coach at North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts , now North Carolina State University , from 1899 to 1900 and at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1901 , compiling a career college football record of 1 – 12 – 2 . McKee ' s record at NC State was 1 – 6 with the lone win coming against Davidson in his final game with the school in 1900 , featuring a 27 – 6 score . His record at Georgia Tech was 0 – 6 – 2 in 1901 . John Heisman took over the program in 1904 . McKee coached the Offensive Line at the University of Georgia in the same season following his tenure at Georgia Tech . An excerpt from an article entitled “ Georgia is Preparing for Supreme Strength ” from the Atlanta Constitution dated November 25 , 1901 states that “ The arrival of Coach McKee , who has done such excellent work in developing the Tech team this year , has caused Georgia ’ s prospects of winning the Auburn game to wax brighter . Mr . McKee ’ s advent on the field yesterday was marked by an improvement in the work of the varsity . He put a lot of ginger into the work of the team and will be of great assistance to Head Coach Reynolds in rounding the university team to its maximum strength . ” Incidentally , McKee sued the Georgia Institute of Technology in June 1902 for breach of contract for the amount of $ 500 . ( The NC State and Georgia Tech websites have a discrepancy in the years coached ; based on the newspaper accounts , the dates of tenure are correct in this article . ) Dr . McKee was born and grew up in Raleigh , North Carolina , the son of Dr . James McKee and Mildred Sasser McKee . He received his education at the Raleigh Male Academy . McKee played for the football team at The University of North Carolina as an Offensive Tackle from 1897 – 1899 where he was also a member of the Zeta Psi Fraternity . Following his football coaching career he received a medical degree from the University of Maryland in 1907 , and entered into medical practice in his hometown of Raleigh . He achieved the rank of Major in the American Expeditionary Forces as a Field Surgeon with the 1st Gas Regiment in World War I . Following the War Dr . McKee returned to Raleigh where he was the City Physician until 1948 . “ Dr . John ” was very well known throughout the state of North Carolina for his gruff but compassionate sense of humor and his propensity to curse . He loved to drive a T - Model Ford Automobile ; in fact , when Ford discontinued the car , Dr . McKee refused to drive any longer despite the fact he was issued a new Buick every year by the Raleigh city fathers . Police officers and Firemen took him on his rounds every morning ! Dr . McKee died in Morganton , North Carolina on April 22 , 1950 , at the home of his son , Dr . John S . McKee III ( who was the Superintendent of Broughton State Mental Hospital at the time ) .
Terrence Frederick Terrence Frederick ( born February 10 , 1990 ) is an American football cornerback for the New York Giants . He was selected in the seventh round , 246th overall , by the Steelers in the 2012 NFL Draft . He played college football at Texas A & M .
Daryl Washington Daryl Lewis Washington ( born October 9 , 1986 ) is an American football linebacker for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League ( NFL ) . He played college football for Texas Christian University ( TCU ) . Washington was chosen by the Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the 2010 NFL Draft . High school career . Washington attended Irving High School in Texas , where he was named All - District defensive player of the year after he totaled 168 tackles with four sacks as a senior . He was selected to play in the Texas - Oklahoma Oil Bowl All - Star Game . College career . As a true freshman at TCU in 2006 , Washington contributed at linebacker and on special teams . He recorded 16 tackles for the season ( 14 solo ) . In his sophomore year , he blocked a nation - best three punts , while also registering 32 tackles for the season ( 25 solo ) . Although still primarily a back - up and special teams player , Washington was TCU ' s fourth - leading tackler with 63 stops in 2008 . He started the 2008 Poinsettia Bowl and posted six tackles and three pass breakups in TCU ' s victory over Boise State . He started at middle linebacker in 2009 and established himself as one of the leaders TCU ' s defense , which is one of the best in the nation . He was named one of 12 semifinalists for the 2009 Butkus Award . He earned first - team All - MWC and All - American selections . Professional career . 2010 NFL Draft . Projected a second - round selection by " Sports Illustrated " , Washington was ranked as the No . 4 outside linebacker available in the 2010 NFL Draft . He was selected 47th overall by the Arizona Cardinals . Arizona Cardinals . In 2010 Daryl Washington had 78 tackles , one sack , one forced fumble , and one interception that he fumbled . Having started at inside linebacker since his rookie - season in 2010 , Washington has emerged to become among the best linebackers in NFL , being named to the 2012 All - Pro Team as well as being selected to participate in the 2013 Pro Bowl as an alternate for the NFC roster .
Johnny Drake John W . " Zero " Drake ( March 27 , 1916 – March 26 , 1973 ) was an American football player . He was the first round pick ( 10th overall ) by the Cleveland Rams , their first ever draft pick , in the 1937 NFL Draft .
Kenny Jackson Kenny Jackson ( born February 15 , 1962 in Neptune , New Jersey ) is a former professional American football player . He played wide receiver for eight seasons in the National Football League with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Oilers and was twice named a collegiate All - America n at Penn State University ( 1982 and 1983 ) . Early years . Jackson grew up in South River , New Jersey and was a highly recruited athlete out of South River High School , where he excelled in football , basketball , baseball , and track . The school retired his # 21 football jersey in October 1994 . Jackson was inducted into the New Jersey Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame in 1996 . College career . Jackson was Penn State ' s first All - American wide receiver . By his senior year in 1983 , he held 27 school records . He still ranks second in career receiving yards among Nittany Lions with 2 , 006 . He enjoyed his best season in 1982 when he hauled in 41 passes for 697 yards and seven touchdowns en route to Penn State ' s first National Championship . Professional career . Jackson was the first round pick ( # 4 overall ) of the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1984 NFL Draft . He enjoyed an eight - year career in the NFL with the Eagles and Houston Oilers . He finished his pro career with 126 reception s for 2 , 170 yards and 11 touchdown s . Coaching career . Jackson served on the coach ing staff at his alma mater for eight seasons , coaching Penn State ' s wide receivers from 1993 to 2000 . There he helped develop future NFL players Bobby Engram , Freddie Scott , and Joe Jurevicius . He served as an assistant coach with the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2001 to 2003 . Broadcasting . Jackson is currently a sideline reporter for the Big Ten Network . Personal . Jackson and former NFL running back Blair Thomas are partners in chain of Harrisburg , Pennsylvania - area sports bars called KoKoMos . In April 2008 , Jackson and seven other former NFL players traveled to the Middle East to visit with troops and coach them in the USO ' s " Operation Gridiron : Huddle with the Troops " , a flag football tournament for service personnel serving overseas .