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John Yovicsin John Michael Yovicsin ( October 17 , 1918 – September 13 , 1989 ) was an American football player and coach . He played college football at Gettysburg College from 1937 to 1939 and then professionally with Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL in 1944 . Yovicsin served as the head football coach at Gettysburg College from 1952 to 1956 and at Harvard University from 1957 to 1970 , compiling a career record of 110 – 53 – 5 . Yovicsin was born in Steelton , Pennsylvania and graduated from Gettysburg College in 1940 . He returned to Gettysburg as assistant football coach in 1948 and was the head coach there from 1952 to 1956 , tallying a mark of 32 – 11 . During his 14 years at Harvard , Yovicsin amassed a record of 78 – 42 – 5 . He helmed the Crimson during the famous 1968 Harvard – Yale Game , in which Harvard mounted a late comeback to tie Yale , 29 – 29 . Yovicsin ' s role as coach is mentioned many times in the documentary " Harvard Beats Yale 29 - 29 " , where players on both the Harvard and Yale squads talk about his professorial bearing . Yovicsin died on September 13 , 1989 of heart disease in Barnstable , Massachusetts at the age of 70 .
Josh Gaines Joshua Lamar " Josh " Gaines ( born September 27 , 1985 ) is a professional gridiron football defensive end who is currently a free agent of the Arena Football League . He was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted free agent in 2009 . He played college football at Penn State . Gaines has also been a member of the Hamilton Tiger - Cats . College career . Gaines played college football at Penn State . After redshirting his freshman year in 2004 , he made appearances in every game in 2005 , backing up future Kansas City Chief Tamba Hali . He would finish the season with 9 tackles and was named Academic All - Big Ten . By the 2006 season , Gaines had moved into the starting rotation and remained the starter for the remainder of his time with the Nittany Lions . In 2007 Gaines helped lead the defense to a number two ranking in quarterback sacks and a seventh ranking in total defense . He was named a team captain for the Nittany Lions as a senior , and finished his career at Penn State with 105 tackles , 8 . 5 sacks and two fumble recoveries . He earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State in 2008 . He is a charter member of the Eta Alpha chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity , Inc . Professional career . Pre - draft . Gaines trained for the NFL Scouting Combine at Power Train Sports Performance in Millersville , Pennsylvania . Philadelphia Eagles . Gaines was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles on April 27 , 2009 , as an undrafted free agent following the 2009 NFL Draft . Gaines was a 2008 team captain at Penn State His interception return for a touchdown was the final play of the inaugural Flight Night , a live preseason inter - squad scrimmage held at Lincoln Financial Field on August 8 , 2009 . He was waived on September 5 , 2009 . Hamilton Tiger - Cats . Gaines signed a practice roster agreement with the Hamilton Tiger - Cats on October 8 , 2009 . He was signed to the Tiger - Cats ' active roster on May 27 , 2010 . Pittsburgh Power . On October 19 , 2010 , Gaines signed with the Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League . He was placed on the Physically Unable to Perform list on March 5 , 2011 . He was then placed on Injured Reserve on March 9 , 2011 , where he stayed for the rest of the 2011 season . Personal . Gaines is one of 11 children : when he was six years old his mother , Wilma , and stepfather , James , adopted six children from an underprivileged home in their hometown of Fort Wayne , Indiana . In addition to James ' biological daughter , LaShonda , and Wilma ' s two other biological children , Ebony and LaToya , the Holders also cared for a cousin , Kevin , who is autistic . Gaines credits his large family for his team - oriented approach to football and his strong leadership qualities .
Dan Allen ( American football ) Daniel L . " Dan " Allen ( 1956 – May 16 , 2004 ) was the head college football coach at Boston University from 1990 to 1995 and at the College of the Holy Cross from 1996 to 2003 . Allen began his coaching career at the University of Dayton as a graduate assistant where Allen earned a master ' s degree in 1979 . He then served as an assistant coach at Holy Cross from 1982 to 1989 before moving on to his first head coaching job at Boston University . After a six - year stint for the Terriers , Allen finished his coaching career back at Holy Cross , where he led the Crusaders before being fired following a 1 – 11 campaign . Boston University ' s 1993 Cinderella season . Allen ' s most successful season as a coach came in 1993 with Boston University . Between 1990 and 1992 , the Terriers football team had combined to win 12 total games versus 21 losses . Heading into the 1993 season they had been picked to finish near the bottom of the Yankee Conference standings . What happened instead turned out to be one of the single biggest turnarounds in NCAA Division I - AA football history . The Terriers began their season with a 45 – 0 win over the University of Maine ; this sparked the momentum that would carry through the rest of the regular season as Boston finished with an unblemished 11 – 0 record ( 8 – 0 Yankee ) . It is the school ' s only undefeated season and it had set a new high mark for wins as well . The Terriers earned their first Division I - AA playoffs berth in many years . In the first round game , the Terriers defeated the Kurt Warner - led Northern Iowa Panthers , 27 – 21 , in double overtime . The season would end one week later in the quarterfinals against Idaho when they lost 21 – 14 . Both the 2003 Boston team and Allen himself garnered national recognition , awards and accolades for their Cinderella season . In 1994 , the Terriers once again performed well and finished with a 9 – 3 record , making the 1993 and 1994 seasons ' combined overall record 21 – 4 , which is the best two - year span in Boston University history . Personal . Dan Allen was married to his wife Laura and had three children together : Mark , Taylor and Danielle . He died on May 16 , 2004 by succumbing to complications of multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome . External links .
1896 Wisconsin Badgers football team The 1896 Wisconsin Badgers football team represented the University of Wisconsin – Madison in the 1896 college football season . 1896 was the first season in which the Badgers participated in the newly created Western Conference . The 1896 squad was the conference ' s first football champion .
Hardy Brown Hardy Brown ( May 8 , 1924 – November 8 , 1991 ) was an American football linebacker in the National Football League , All - America Football Conference , and the American Football League . He played college football at the University of Tulsa and then professionally for the San Francisco 49ers , Washington Redskins , and the Denver Broncos . He was one of only two men who played in the All - America Football Conference , the National Football League , and the American Football League . ( The other was Ben Agajanian . ) When Brown was four years old , he witnessed the murder of his father . He was then sent , along with his brothers and sisters , to live at the Texas Masonic Home , an orphanage for the children of deceased Freemasons in Fort Worth , Texas . At the Masonic Home , Brown became friends with Tex Coulter . Brown was a standout football player for the Mighty Mites , leading them to the state semi - finals his senior year . He then briefly enlisted in the U . S . Army before playing football at Tulsa and eventually in the NFL . Brown became known as one of the roughest defensive players in the game , knocking out numerous opponents with his trademark shoulder push . The Rams once offered a bounty to any player who could take him out , and he had his shoulder pads checked before a game once to make sure he did not have metal plating or other such material stuffed in them . Brown died in 1991 at a mental institution . Hardy Brown is featured prominently in the book , " " Twelve Mighty Orphans : The Inspiring True Story of the Mighty Mites Who Ruled Texas Football " " by Jim Dent . NFL Network . On the show NFL ' s Top 10 , Hardy was marked as # 5 on " The Most Feared Tacklers of All Time " segment .
Andy Moeller Andy Moeller is the offensive line coach for the Baltimore Ravens of the National Football League . He is the son of Gary Moeller . Moeller was a player for the Michigan Wolverines football team , and served with the team for eight years before Moeller joining the Ravens . He replaced John Matsko in 2011 after Matsko was fired . In the spring of 2011 , Moeller was arrested for DUI , and was sentenced to 60 days in prison , though all but two of the days were suspended ; Moeller was also placed on probation . The arrest was his third alcohol - related in four years . The NFL eventually suspended Moeller for the first two games of the 2011 NFL season .
Fulton Walker Fulton Luther Walker ( born April 30 , 1958 ) is a former professional American football defensive back who played for the Miami Dolphins ( 1981 - 1985 ) and Los Angeles Raiders ( 1985 - 1986 ) in the NFL . Before his NFL career , he played for the West Virginia Mountaineers . NFL Career . On defense , Walker recorded 5 interceptions during his career , which he returned for 62 yards . His main contributions came as a punt and kickoff returner on special teams , recording a total of 145 punts returns for 1 , 437 yards and 167 kickoff returns for 3 , 779 yards and a touchdown . Walker ' s best season was in the strike shortened 9 - game season of 1982 , when he recorded 3 interceptions on defense and 433 kickoff return yards , assisting his team to a championship appearance in Super Bowl XVII . In 1985 , he recorded an NFL record 692 punt return yards . This would stand as a record until 1996 when it was surpassed by Desmond Howard ' s 870 yards . Walker is best remembered for his performance on special teams in Super Bowl XVII and Super Bowl XIX . In Super Bowl XVII , Walker recorded 4 kickoff returns for 190 yards and a touchdown , setting Super Bowl records for most kickoff return yards and highest single game yards per return average ( 47 . 5 ) . This included a record 98 - yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the second quarter , the first kickoff ever to be returned for a touchdown in Super Bowl history . He also had a 42 - yard return that set up a Dolphins field goal . His contributions helped the Dolphins maintain a lead in the game until late in the fourth quarter , despite Miami quarterback David Woodley being limited to just 4 completions in the entire game . In Super Bowl XIX , Walker contributed 93 kickoff return yards and 15 yards returning punts .
ArenaBowl VII ArenaBowl ' 93 ( or ArenaBowl VII ) was the Arena Football League ' s seventh Arena Bowl . The game featured the # 3 Tampa Bay Storm ( 9 - 3 ) of the National Conference against the # 1 Detroit Drive ( 11 - 1 ) of the American Conference . These two teams met each other two seasons ago in ArenaBowl V , with the Storm winning and preventing the Drive from getting four straight titles . Game summary . In the first quarter , the Storm struck first with kicker Arden Czyzewski getting a 24 - yard field goal , while Quarterback Jay Gruden completed a 15 - yard touchdown pass to WR / LB Stevie Thomas . In the second quarter , Detroit managed to get on the board with kicker John Langelog getting a 21 - yard field goal , yet the Storm answered with Czyzewski nailing a 47 - yard field goal and OL / DL Keith Browner recovering a Drive fumble in their endzone for a touchdown . Detroit would answer with QB Gilbert Renfoe completing a 27 - yard touchdown pass to OS George LaFrance , yet Tampa Bay replied with Gruden completing an 18 - yard touchdown pass to WR / DB Amod Field . The Drive would managed to get another touchdown as Renfoe completed a two - yard pass to OL / DL James Goode , while the Storm wrapped up the half with Czyzewski kicking a 26 - yard field goal . In the third quarter , with Tampa Bay in command , even back - up QB Bobby Byrd got a touchdown pass in as he completed a nine - yard strike to Browner , while Detroit answered with Renfoe completing a 34 - yard touchdown pass to WR / DB Grantis Bell . In the fourth quarter , the Storm continued on its lead with Gruden completing a seven - yard touchdown pass to WR / LB " Downtown " Eddie Brown . All that was left of the Drive ' s comeback hopes was FB / LB Tony Burse getting a one - yard touchdown run . Tampa Bay would wrap up the game with FB / LB Les Barley getting a four - yard touchdown run . With the win , the Storm would get its second ArenaBowl title in three seasons . Scoring summary . 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
List of Cincinnati Bengals seasons This is a list of seasons completed by the Cincinnati Bengals American football franchise of the National Football League ( NFL ) . The list documents the season - by - season records of the Bengals ' franchise from 1968 to present , including postseason records , and league awards for individual players or head coaches . References . < div class = " references - small " >
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Gerald Riggs , Jr . Gerald Antonio Riggs , Jr . ( born September 28 , 1983 in Atlanta , Georgia ) is a football running back for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . He played college football at Tennessee . He is the son of former Pro Bowl running back Gerald Riggs . Early years . Riggs attended Red Bank High School in Red Bank , Tennessee . He helped lead the team to an undefeated season , 15 - 0 , and the school ' s first state championship in football during the 2000 season . Riggs also won the Tennessee Mr . Football trophy that season . He played in the 2002 U . S . Army All - American Bowl College career . Riggs was one of 2 different 1 , 000 plus yard rushers for Tennessee in 2004 . He and Cedric Houston both had 1 , 000 plus yards that season . The first time in Tennessee football history to have multiple 1 , 000 yard rushers in a season . Riggs was a preseason All - American in 2005 but he was injured toward the middle of his senior year and did not return to play for the Volunteers . Professional career . Miami Dolphins . Riggs entered the 2006 NFL Draft , but was not selected , partly due to concerns about his injury status . After the draft , Riggs signed a free agent contract with the Miami Dolphins . He was released by the team on September 2 , re - signed to the practice squad on September 3 and then released again on September 5 . He spent the season out of football . Chicago Bears . Riggs was signed by the Chicago Bears on February 9 , 2007 . He was assigned to the Rhein Fire of NFL Europa during the offseason . The Bears released him on May 23 . Detroit Lions minicamp . Riggs worked out at a Detroit Lions minicamp in May 2009 but was not signed . Toronto Argonauts . On May 31 , 2011 , Riggs signed with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . Personal . His father , Gerald Riggs , was a three - time Pro Bowl running back for the Atlanta Falcons and Washington Redskins . His brother , Cody Riggs , is a cornerback for the Florida Gators
1988 Fiesta Bowl The 1988 Sunkist Fiesta Bowl , played on January 1 , 1988 , was the 17th edition of the Fiesta Bowl . The game featured the Nebraska Cornhuskers , and the Florida State Seminoles . Nebraska scored first following a 3 yard touchdown run from halfback Keith Jones , opening up a 7 - 0 lead with 9 : 31 left in the first quarter . With 1 : 15 left in the opening stanza , Dana Brinson fielded a punt , and returned it 52 yards for a touchdown , for Nebraska to open a 14 - 0 lead . Florida State got on the board , after quarterback Danny McManus threw a 10 yard touchdown pass to Herb Gainer , cutting the lead in half . With 4 : 48 left in the first half , running back Dayne Williams scored from 4 yards out , to tie the game at 14 . With 44 seconds left in the half , McManus connected with Gainer on a 25 yard connection , marking their second hook - up of the game , and the Seminoles took a 21 - 14 advantage into halftime . With 11 : 41 left in the third quarter , Nebraska ' s Steve Taylor notched the equalizer , rumbling in from 2 yards out , tying the game at 21 . Florida State settled for a field goal , and claimed a 24 - 21 lead with 7 : 49 left in the quarter . With just 40 seconds left in the quarter , running back Tyreese Knox scored on a 4 yard touchdown run , giving Nebraska a 28 - 24 lead . In the fourth quarter , Nebraska got the ball back on its own 26 yard line . Following a methodical drive , they managed to move all the way to the FSU 2 yard line for a first and goal . Tyreese Knox took the handoff , looking for a sure touchdown , when a defender forced a fumble at the goal line , recovered by Florida State . Following 10 plays , on an 82 yard drive , Florida State had moved to the Nebraska 15 . McManus threw a 15 yard touchdown pass to Ronald Lewis to give Florida State the clinching 31 - 28 score .
Brandon Williams ( wide receiver ) Brandon Michael Williams ( born February 24 , 1984 in St . Louis , Missouri ) is an American football wide receiver who last played for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League . He was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the third round of the 2006 NFL Draft . He played college football at Wisconsin . Williams has also played for the St . Louis Rams . Early years . Attended Normandy High School played with Laurence Maroney , ( RB - New England Patroits ) then transferred to Hazelwood East High School , the same high school as fellow and former NFL players Jamar Fletcher ( CB - Detroit Lions ) , Scott Starks , ( CB - Jacksonville Jaguars ) , Terrell Fletcher ( former RB - San Diego Chargers ) , Bryan Fletcher ( TE - Indianapolis Colts ) and American sports agent Jason Fletcher of B & F Sports . He was named to All - Midlands team by " Super Prep and Prep Football Report " . He was a two - time , second - team all - state and three - time , first - team all - conference selection . He caught 97 passes for 2 , 157 yards and returned 58 punts for 1 , 210 yards and 23 total touchdowns during career . College career . As a freshman in 2002 , Williams played in all 14 games , including six starts . He was second - team freshman All - American by The Sporting News . He was a first - team freshman All - Big Ten selection by The Sporting News . He had a team - high 52 receptions were school freshman record . He broke the school - record with 32 kickoff returns for school - record 670 yards . Williams he started 12 games as sophomore in 2003 . He was team ’ s No . 2 receiver with 49 catches and one touchdown . He led Badgers with 1 , 319 all - purpose yards . He ranked seventh in Big Ten with 21 . 6 - yard kickoff return average . In 2004 , Williams led team with 42 receptions and 517 receiving yards . He was second on the team with 1 , 010 all - purpose yards . He was an honorable mention All - Big Ten pick . Williams was named a second - team All - Big Ten selection as a senior in 2005 , hauling in 59 passes for 1 , 095 yards ( 18 . 6 avg . ) and six touchdowns . He also rushed seven times for 47 yards ( 6 . 71 avg . ) . He ran back 26 punts , taking in two for touchdowns .
Mike Bradwell Mike Bradwell ( born July 11 , 1986 , in Toronto , Ontario ) is a Canadian football wide receiver for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted in the second round of the 2008 CFL Draft by the Toronto Argonauts . He began playing football in his final year at Leaside High School and played CIS football with McMaster University . He enjoys watching movies and golfing in his free time and is a strong supporter of the Sian Bradwell Fund For Children With Cancer . Mike has two older siblings , Dave , a PhD graduate from M . I . T . , and Suzanne , an emergency room doctor in St . Catharines . He majored in civil engineering at McMaster University and works as a field co - op student with PCL Constructors during the off - season .
2007 Rocky Mountain Football League season 2007 Season . In 2007 , only the Salt Lake Seminoles were added to the RMFL field , however , as they effectively replaced the folding Salt Lake Nemesis , the league finally enjoyed a season of relative growth stability . The biggest story of 2007 was that the Ogden Rhino - Raider win streak , dating back to the Utah Football League days ( pre - 2004 ) finally came to an end . The Rhino - Raiders would lose battles to both the Idaho Falls Mustangs and Utah Wolverines during the regular season . . . however , would ultimately win the war . The Bitterroot Blaze asserted themselves at the top of the AA power structure , not only going undefeated , wire - to - wire to capture the AA title in 2007 , however , they set a number of records in points allowed , defense , and rushing as Justin Nixon rushed to another rushing title and a AA MVP award . The Blaze would ultimately defeat rival , Missoula for the third time in the season by a score of 15 - 0 to win the title . Missoula would enter the Championship game , having pulled off perhaps the biggest upset victory of the season , a 34 - 28 road victory over the top - ranked Vipers from Northern Utah . The Rhino - Raiders would capture the AAA ( and overall ) RMFL title with another tight victory over their biggest rival , the Cache Valley Bears 16 - 14 . The Rhinos had beaten the Bears earlier in the season 7 - 6 by virtue of a blocked extra point . They would capture their 4th straight RMFL title , once again , behind a great rushing performance , this time , by Justin Oswald who rushed for 161 yards in the contest and was named the games MVP . The Madison Lionz ( renamed Eastern Idaho Lionz ) saw their first season without reigning MVP , Troy Dougherty , and fell to the Rhino - Raiders in the quarterfinals 27 - 21 . In what was announced as his " final " season of semi - pro football , Rhino GM and star quarterback , Dave Stireman , finally captured the elusive league MVP award in leading the defending champions back from adversity all season , all the way to another title .
1995 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season The 1995 Winnipeg Blue Bombers finished in 5th place in the North Division with a 7 – 11 record . They faced the Baltimore Stallions in a South Division Semi - Final match , becoming the first CFL team to use the crossover rule .
Josh Ranek Josh Ranek ( born May 11 , 1978 in Tyndall , South Dakota ) is a former Canadian football player . Radek was a running back in the Canadian Football League for the Ottawa Renegades ( 2002 – 2005 ) , the Hamilton Tiger - Cats ( 2006 ) , the Edmonton Eskimos ( preseason 2007 ) , and the Saskatchewan Roughriders ( November 2007 ) . In 2002 , he attended the training camp of the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League . Radek played college football at South Dakota State University . A term was coined by Chris Walby , color commentator for the CFL broadcasts on CBC , called " Ring around the Ranek " to describe Ranek ' s power running , and his being an integral part to his team . Ranek won the " CFL Player of the Week " award on August 9 , 2006 for a win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers .