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Charles London Charles London ( born August 12 , 1975 ) is an American college football coach and former player . He is currently the running backs coach of the Houston Texans . High school years . London played running back at Dunwoody High School . His senior year he was selected to play in the Georgia - Florida All - Star game . College career . London played running back at Duke University . He appeared 34 games during his career , with his most successful season coming in 1995 . During the 1995 season , London rushed 62 times for 291 yards and 5 touchdowns . Coaching career . London started his coaching career at Duke University in 2004 . He spent two years as a graduate assistant coach . In 2006 , he became the full - time running backs coach . On March 1 , 2007 , London was hired by the Chicago Bears as the offensive quality control coach . While the announcement that the tenure of quality control coaches London and Luke Butkus would end came on the same day as the public learned that several Bears ' offensive coaches would be fired , leading to speculation that London and Butkus were fired for performance issues , the team would later clarify that the quality control coaches were signed to contracts set to expire after the 2009 / 10 season , regardless of the team ' s final standing . Charles London has been hired by the Tennessee Titans as of 2011 . On January 8 , 2012 , it was announced that London would join the Penn State University football program as a running backs coach .
Joe DuSossoit Florimond Joseph DuSossoit ( October 2 , 1895 – April 4 , 1969 ) was a professional American football player who played in the National Football League in 1921 for the New York Brickley Giants and the Tonawanda Kardex . A graduate of Dartmouth College , Joe played on the school ' s football team from 1914 until 1918 .
Albert Kawal Albert P . " Al " Kawal ( July 4 , 1912January 1 , 1990 ) was an American football and basketball player and coach of football , basketball , and baseball . He served as the head football coach at Drake University ( 1947 – 1948 ) , Temple University ( 1949 – 1954 ) , and Southern Illinois University Carbondale ( 1960 – 1961 ) , compiling a career college football record of 52 – 53 – 6 . Kawal was also the head baseball coach at the University of Tulsa in 1964 , tallying a mark of 10 – 12 . He played football and basketball at Northwestern University Coaching career . Drake . Kawal got his first head coaching job as the 16th head coach for the Drake University Dragons located in Des Moines , Iowa and he held that position for two seasons , from 1947 until 1948 . His overall coaching record at Drake was 8 wins , 10 losses , and 1 ties . This ranks him 14th at Drake in terms of total wins and 17th at Drake in terms of winning percentage . Temple . Prior to coaching at SIU , he was the 15th head coach for the Temple University Owls located in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania and he held that position for six seasons , from 1949 until 1954 . His overall coaching record at Temple was 24 wins , 28 losses , and 3 ties . This ranks him sixth at Temple in terms of total wins and 11th at Temple in terms of winning percentage . Southern Illinois . Kawal was named the eighth head football coach for the Southern Illinois Salukis in Carbondale , Illinois for four seasons , from 1955 until 1958 . His overall coaching record at SIU was 20 wins , 15 losses , and 2 ties . This ranks him seventh at SIU in terms of total wins and fourth at SIU in terms of winning percentage .
Onrea Jones Onrea Jones ( born December 22 , 1983 ) is a gridiron football wide receiver for the Hamilton Tiger - Cats of the Canadian Football League . He was signed by the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent in 2007 . He played college football at Hampton . Jones has also been a member of the San Diego Chargers , Green Bay Packers , Indianapolis Colts , Washington Redskins , Arizona Cardinals , and Chicago Bears .
1980 New Orleans Saints season The 1980 New Orleans Saints season was the team ' s 14th as a member of the National Football League . They were unable to improve on their previous season ' s output of 8 - 8 , winning only one game . The team failed to qualify for the playoffs for the fourteenth consecutive season and had the dubious distinction not only of winning only a single game , but winning it by a single point . Disgruntled fans called their team " the Aints " , going so far as to show up to games wearing brown paper bags over their heads . In embarrassment they called themselves the Unknown Fan ( a spinoff from The Unknown Comic ) in a practice that would become the trademark of disgruntled fans across various sports in the United States . The 1980 Saints continue to hold the worst regular - season record by a team whose stadium hosted the Super Bowl that season ( the Oakland Raiders went on to become the first wild card team to win the Super Bowl ) . A most notable loss came in Week 14 . Playing the San Francisco 49ers in Candlestick Park , the Saints charged out to a 35 - 7 lead at halftime , led by 3 Touchdown passes from Archie Manning and a pair of 1 - yard Touchdown runs from Jack Holmes . However , the 49ers would rally behind Quarterback Joe Montana , who would rush for a Touchdown and pass for two more . The 49ers would tie the game 35 - 35 on a 4th Quarter Touchdown run by Lenvil Elliot and go on to win in overtime , 38 - 35 , on a Ray Wersching Field Goal . The 28 - point comeback by the 49ers was , at the time , the greatest comeback in NFL history , and currently remains the greatest comeback in NFL Regular Season history ( the 1992 AFC Wildcard game between the Buffalo Bills and Houston Oilers is currently # 1 , with the Bills overcoming a 32 - point deficit to win ) .
1936 Vanderbilt Commodores football team The 1936 Vanderbilt Commodores football team represented Vanderbilt University during the 1936 college football season . The Commodores were led by Ray Morrison , who served in his second stint and fourth year overall as head coach . Vanderbilt went 3 – 5 – 1 overall and 1 – 3 – 1 in conference play , finishing ninth in the Southern Conference . They played their six home games at Dudley Field in Nashville , Tennessee . Vanderbilt began the season by shutting out and , but did not score a point over the next four games before shutting for their third win of the season . On October 17 , the Commodores lost , 16 - 0 , to , for which Morrison had previously served as head coach for 16 seasons .
List of Oklahoma Wranglers seasons This is a list of seasons completed by the Oklahoma Wranglers . The Oklahoma Wranglers were a professional arena football franchise of the Arena Football League ( AFL ) , based in Oklahoma City , Oklahoma . The team was established in 1995 as the Memphis Pharaohs . The Pharaohs made the playoffs in their first season , but lost their quarterfinal game . Following a winless season , the franchise relocated to Portland , Oregon before the 1997 season , and changed their name to the Forest Dragons . While in Portland , the team did not have a winning record , and after three seasons , moved again to what would be their final home in Oklahoma City , becoming the Wranglers . The Wranglers made the playoffs in their first season , in 2000 , but lost in the quarterfinal round . The Wranglers were disbanded after the 2001 . They played their home games at Cox Convention Center .
1975 Kentucky Wildcats football team The 1975 Kentucky Wildcats football team represented the University of Kentucky in the Southeastern Conference during the 1975 college football season . The Wildcats scored 132 points while allowing 183 points , finishing 2 - 8 - 1 overall , 0 - 6 in the SEC . Season . Wally Pesuit and Tom Ranieri were chosen as team captains . Kentucky opened with a 27 - 8 home victory against Virginia Tech , then lost 14 - 10 at home to Kansas , followed by a 10 - 10 tie at home against Maryland . A road game against Penn State ended in a 10 - 3 loss , putting Kentucky at 1 - 2 - 1 entering SEC play . Kentucky lost its home conference opener to Auburn , 15 - 9 , and then lost 17 - 14 at LSU . A 21 - 13 loss at Georgia was followed by a 23 - 10 home win against Tulane . A 13 - 3 road loss at Vanderbilt and 48 - 7 road loss at Florida led to a 17 - 13 home loss in the season finale against Tennessee . The 1975 Kentucky team lost only two games by more than 9 points , and had three losses by 4 or fewer points . The Maryland team that tied Kentucky 10 - 10 finished the season as the Atlantic Coast Conference champions , with an undefeated record in conference play .
David Hyland David Hyland ( born May 30 , 1987 ) is a arena football defensive back who is currently a member of the Utah Blaze of the Arena Football League . He was signed by the BC Lions as a free agent on September 7 , 2010 . The Lions released Hyland on July 20 , 2011 and was replaced by import defensive back Jerome Dennis . After his release , Hyland was signed to the Hamilton Tiger - Cats but was also later released from their practice squad . Prior to his time in Canada , Hyland played defensive back for the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz of the Arena Football League . He led Oklahoma City in tackles and interceptions in his rookie year . His team also voted him as their Defensive Most Valuable Player . Hyland played college football at Morehead State University ( ' 05 - ' 08 ) and appeared in 44 games in which he had 21 interceptions and 319 return yards to go along with three touchdowns . He also set a Division I - AA record with 61 career pass knockdowns . Hyland holds school records for longest interception return , most interceptions in a season and most interceptions in a career . In addition , he tied the school record for most interceptions in a game with three . In 2007 , Hyland also earned All - America honors from The Sports Network and Football Gazette . Hyland and his wife Courtnea now reside in Vancouver , British Columbia .
Jim Jodat James Steven Jodat ( born March 3 , 1954 in Milwaukee , Wisconsin ) is a former professional American football player who played running back for seven seasons for the Los Angeles Rams , the Seattle Seahawks , and the San Diego Chargers . He played his college football at Carthage College in Kenosha , Wisconsin .
Don Hamilton Donald Munson Hamilton ( November 14 , 1887 — June 2 , 1959 ) of Columbus , Ohio was an American football player for the University of Notre Dame , as well as a professional baseball player and a football referee . As a two - year starter at quarterback for Notre Dame , Hamilton amassed a record of 15 - 1 - 1 . The highlight of the undefeated 1909 season was the school ' s first victory over Michigan in nine tries — an 11 - 3 triumph over a very good Fielding H . Yost team that would earn Notre Dame the title " Champions of the West " . In 1910 , Hamilton ' s eligibility was suspended for having played professional baseball with the Louisville Colonels , but he would return as a backup quarterback in 1911 and throw the school ' s first game - winning touchdown pass — a 35 - yard strike to Lee Matthews — for a 6 - 0 victory against Pitt . After graduation , Hamilton played professionally in the Ohio League , first for the Shelby Blues in 1913 , and then for the pre - NFL Canton Professionals - Bulldogs in 1914 - 15 . By the early 1920s , he had become a referee for pro games played in the Ohio Valley , and in 1921 was banned from officiating games for the Ironton Tanks after admitting that he had watched them " more closely " than their opponents . By the mid - 1930s , Hamilton had become a college football referee for the Big Ten Conference .
Epson Ivy Bowl The Epson Ivy Bowl ( EIB ) was an international college football game played between an American , 43 - man all - star team ( composed of only Ivy League players ) versus a team of college all - stars from Japan . The first Epson Ivy Bowl occurred on January 8 , 1989 and the final game occurred at the conclusion of the 1996 college football season . The United States won every match - up , utilizing their size and strength to overpower the smaller , quicker Japanese squads . The wins , because they were not between two NCAA - affiliated schools and some of the years were mixed school ( all - star ) teams do not count toward official win - loss records . Despite the fact that The College of William & Mary was not a member of the Ivy League , they were chosen to participate in 1988 and 1992 seasons ' Epson Ivy Bowls . Long considered a " public ivy " , William & Mary was the only true non - Ivy League school to send players to Japan . Game participants . Ivy All Stars 1989 - " PLAYERS : " Evan Parke , Bryan Keys , Steve Johnson , Matt Pollard , Matt Less , Danny Clark , Nick Stanham , Malcolm Glover , Mike Brown , John Francis , Mark Bianchi , Frank Leal , Mark Ligos , Dave Amodio , Steve Kapfer , Judd Garrett , Rick McIntire , Rich Huff , Chris Finn , Mike Holt , Jon Skinner , Mike Ciotti , Franco Pagnanelli , Scott Wollam , Harris Siskind , Dave Tauber , Bob Surace , Greg Gicewicz , Gerald Mahon , Kevin Luensmann , Glover Lawrence , Steve Harrison , Drew Fraser , Kevin Collins , Jim Griffin , Dave Whaley , Tom Parker , Pete Masloski , Mike Vollmer , Bob Paschall , Rich Puccio . " HEAD COACH : " Maxie Baughan . " ASSISTANT COACHES : " Johnny Unitas , Pete Retzlaff , Mark Baughan . Japanese Collegiate All Stars 1989 - " PLAYERS " : Kuniaki Miura , Ryota Watanabe , Kenichi Kotani , Shoji Sagawa , Kenji Kato , Kenji Udagawa , Naritoshi Shibata , Hiroyiki Takeda , Kazuhiko Yamaguchi , Naoji Matsuzaki , Juichi Suzuki , Kimihiro Tsuchiya , Satoshi Iwata , Seiji Funakoshi , Yoshiki Hayami , Minoru Hayashi , Ryusei Kajiyama , Hiroyuki Masuda , Seigo Arimatsu , Hajime Kobayashi , Tetsuya Sadai , Masaki Ogawa , Kenji Suzuki , Toshihiko Yamaguchi , Yoshihito Itakura , Satoki Kato , Noriyuki Oshima , Shigeo Yokata , Tetsuro Kawano , Kazunori Jinbo , Takanori Nozawa , Hirotaka Nanba , Minoru Shiota , Yoshihiro Iizuka , Akira Imai , Takayuki Ota , Yoshinao Sugawara , Masakazu Terashima , Yuzo Ichijo , Kei Nishiyama , Manabu Kamoshida , Katsuhiko Togo , Makoto Ishii , Nachi Abe , Yasutomo Motohashi , Atsushi Oyori , Hiroshi Kashiwagi , Toshihiro Moritomo , Kichi Nishiyama , Tomohiro Yanase , Kazuho Suzuki , Kenichiro Imada , Masaaki Kitami , Yuichi Shintaku , Tsutomu Kusakabe , Ryuta Tatsumi , Maki Yoshida , Tomohiro Tsuruta , Hiroshi Fujii , Motohide Takano , Yasuhiro Kishimoto , Koji Owada , Masaichiro Kanamoto , Tadashi Kaneko , Takuya Otsuki , Nobuharu Kondo , Shinichi Yokote , Koji Suzuki , Sojiro Harada , Kenichi Fujiwara , Toshiei Seki , Yosei Maeno , Takao Asakura , Takuya Iwasaki , Atsuya Yoshizawa , Shunji Mori , Jun Simizu , Shinji Maehara , Iwao Yoshino , Toshikazu Iino , Kinya Shibayama .
2012 Edmonton Eskimos season The 2012 Edmonton Eskimos season was the 55th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 64th overall . The Eskimos finished in 4th place in the West Division with a 7 – 11 record but still managed to make the playoffs for the second straight season via the CFL ' s " crossover " rule . The Eskimos played the Toronto Argonauts in the East Semi - Final and lost 42 – 26 . Offseason . CFL Draft . The 2012 CFL Draft took place on May 3 , 2012 live at 1 : 00 PM MDT . The Eskimos had five selections in the six - round draft , including two in the first round after trading Ricky Ray to the Toronto Argonauts . Notable transactions . " * Later traded to the BC Lions " < br > " * * Later traded to the Calgary Stampeders " < br > " * * * Later traded back to the Saskatchewan Roughriders " Regular season . Season schedule . Total attendance : 308 , 866 < br > Average attendance : 34 , 318 ( 57 . 1 % )
Hank Bauer ( American football ) Henry John Bauer ( born 15 July 1954 in Scottsbluff , Nebraska ) is a former American football running back and professional television and radio broadcaster . After graduating California Lutheran University , Bauer signed as a free agent in 1976 with the Dallas Cowboys only to be cut in training camp . He was picked up in 1977 by the San Diego Chargers and went on to a distinguished playing and broadcasting career entirely in San Diego . Bauer was honored in November 2009 as one of the 50 Greatest Chargers in team history as part of the Chargers ' 50th Anniversary season celebration held at a large outdoor ceremony in downtown San Diego . Bauer also developed as a noted media spokesman during his career and went on to TV sportcasting as well as radio . Bauer holds the NFL single season record for most special teams tackles with 52 . As a short - yardage specialist and often referred to " Hank the Howitzer " for his explosive running , Bauer finished one season with 18 carries for a total of 28 yards , scoring 8 touchdowns and achieving 9 first downs . Bauer was forced to retire in 1983 , after playing six games with a broken neck . He later coached running backs and special teams for four years with the Chargers , then became a sports anchor for KFMB from 1987 - 2002 . Since 1998 he has been the color commentator for the Chargers radio broadcasts on FM105 . 3 and AM1360 in San Diego . Bauer appeared in the NFL Films production , " Americas Game : Missing Rings " with Dan Fouts and Kellen Winslow with several observations about their 1981 - 1982 season . Bauer was the sports anchor at KFMB - TV8 in San Diego from 1987 through March , 2003 . Bauer appeared and provided commentary in the NFL Films production , " The San Diego Chargers : The Complete History " released on DVD in September , 2009 commemorating their 50th anniversary . The highlight of his career included two USO tours on behalf of the NFL . In 1979 he joined Joe Klecko , Jon Kolb , and Matt Blair visiting troops in Japan , Korea , Okinawa , the Philippines , and Hawaii . In 1980 he became one of only 19 players to make more than one USO Tour , visiting troops in Spain , Italy , Greece , Turkey , and Germany .
Damien Covington Damien Emere Covington ( December 4 , 1972November 29 , 2002 ) was a professional American football linebacker in the National Football League . He was a 3rd round selection ( 96th overall pick ) in the 1995 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills out of North Carolina State University . He played for the Bills for 3 seasons ( 1995 – 1997 ) . He attended Overbrook High School in Pine Hill , New Jersey .
Richard Shore Smith Richard Shore " Dick " Smith ( c . 1878 – May 19 , 1953 ) was an American football player and coach . He played college football at the University of Oregon from 1896 to 1899 and then at Columbia University , where he attended law school . Playing as a fullback for Columbia in 1903 , Smith was named an All - American . He served as the head football coach at Oregon in 1904 and again in 1925 , compiling a record of 6 – 8 – 1 . Smith practiced law in Oregon and was president of the First National Bank in Eugene , Oregon . He died at the age of 74 on May 19 , 1953 at his home in Eugene .
Jim Chaney Jim Chaney ( born January 12 , 1962 ) is an American college football coach and former player . He is currently the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at the University of Arkansas , a position he has held since December 2012 . Chaney previously served in the same capacity at the University of Tennessee from 2009 to 2012 , assuming the role of interim head coach for the final game of the 2012 season after Derek Dooley was fired . Coaching career . Chaney served as the offensive coordinator and multiple other assistant positions for other notable NCAA football programs such as : Purdue , Wyoming , Cal State Fullerton , and Western Michigan . Between 2006 to 2009 , he served as an assistant coach for the St . Louis Rams of the National Football League ( NFL ) , working with the offensive line and tight ends . Chaney was brought to Tennessee in 2009 by Lane Kiffin . After the hiring of Derek Dooley in January 2010 , it was confirmed that Chaney would remain at Tennessee as the offensive coordinator . Tennessee named Chaney interim head coach on November 18 , 2012 , after it fired Dooley . Offensive philosophy . While at Purdue , Chaney , along with head coach Joe Tiller , became known for using the spread offense – famously dubbed " basketball on grass " – at a time when it was still considered a novelty and not commonly used . The system relied on a strong passing game and Chaney ' s offense was one of the most potent in the country . This was evidenced by the fact that future Super Bowl - winning quarterback Drew Brees ( starting QB 1997 - 2000 ) thrived in Chaney ' s offense and went on to break and set college , Big Ten and NCAA records . When Urban Meyer took his first coaching job at Bowling Green , he sought advice from several of the best coaches using the spread offense . One of those guys was Jim Chaney . But spending a few years in the NFL Chaney gained a newfound appreciation for the pro - style offense . When Chaney came to Tennessee he and Kiffin fielded a very pro - style offense , very similar to what Kiffin used at USC . Tennessee currently runs a modified pro - style attack that still relies heavily on the pass game . Personal . Chaney was born on January 12 , 1962 . He is married to Lisa Chaney , and they have two daughters , Sara and Elizabeth .