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Chester Marcol Czesław " Chester " Marcol ( born October 24 , 1949 in Opole , Poland ) was the placekicker for the Green Bay Packers from 1972 to 1980 . He was inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame in 1987 . Early years . Marcol lived in Poland until the age of 14 , when his father committed suicide , forcing Marcol ' s mother to send their family to the United States . He attended Imlay City High School in Michigan without much knowledge of the English language . In Poland , Marcol had great kicking abilities in soccer . His gym teacher discovered his talent and showed him the game of football . He attended Hillsdale College where he was named NAIA All - American and holds the record for longest field goal . NFL career . Marcol was selected by Green Bay Packers coach Dan Devine in the second round of the 1972 NFL Draft . He scored 128 points his rookie year , leading the league in scoring , and he was named NFC Rookie of the Year and All - Pro . He may best be known for his game - winning touchdown against the Chicago Bears on 7 September 1980 . On opening day of the 1980 NFL season , the Packers were tied 6 - 6 with the Bears in overtime . A 32 - yard pass from Lynn Dickey to James Lofton helped set up a 34 - yard field goal attempt to win the game for the Packers . Marcol ' s kick was blocked and deflected straight back to him . He caught the ball , ran around the startled Bears , and was able to make it 25 yards into the end zone to give the Packers a 12 - 6 victory . He later acknowledged that he was high on cocaine during the game ' s second half . Marcol was cut by head coach Bart Starr on 8 October 1980 following a rough game against the Cincinnati Bengals . Starr said Marcol was cut because of poor kickoffs , but Marcol felt it was because of his cocaine use . He signed with the Houston Oilers when they came to Green Bay for a game on 14 December 1980 . It was determined very late that week that Oilers kicker Toni Fritsch would be unable to play . Marcol was in Green Bay , so the Oilers claimed him off waivers . He kicked one field goal and made only one of three PATs in a 22 - 3 Houston win . Marcol remained with the Oilers for the rest of the season , but did not play again due to Fritsch ' s return . Post - football years . On 14 February 1986 , Marcol attempted suicide by drinking a mixture of battery acid , rat poison , and vodka , which severely damaged his esophagus . To this day , he must have his esophagus stretched as treatment . Marcol is a resident of the Upper Peninsula community of Dollar Bay , Michigan . He has a wife and three children . He slowly recovered from his addictions , but still suffers from hepatitis C and a heart condition . He works on weekends as a drug and alcohol abuse counselor near his home . Marcol published a memoir in September 2011 entitled " Alive and Kicking : My Journey Through Football , Addiction and Life . " He discusses his childhood , immigration to the United States , playing for the Packers , and his fall from grace .
Bethune - Cookman Wildcats The Bethune - Cookman Wildcats are the names of the college sports teams at Bethune - Cookman University in Daytona Beach , Florida . Lynn W . Thompson is the current Athletic Director . Bethune - Cookman currently fields varsity teams in ten different sports . These sports are basketball ( men ' s and women ' s ) , bowling , baseball , cross country running , football , golf ( men ' s and women ' s ) , softball , tennis , track and field and volleyball . The Wildcats currently have 31 MEAC titles ; 14 in baseball , 1 in bowling , 1 in men ' s cross country , 2 in women ' s cross country , 3 in football , 2 in women ' s indoor track and field , 6 in softball and 2 in women ' s tennis . Baseball . Athletic Director Lynn W . Thompson announced on July 26 , 2011 that Jason Beverlin , the pitching coach at Tennessee for the past two seasons , would become the Wildcats ' new head baseball coach . Beverlin replaced Mervyl Melendez , who became head coach of the Wildcats in 1999 , after Melendez accepted the head coaching position at Alabama State University . Under Melendez , the baseball team has achieved recent success , including five consecutive MEAC championships from 2000 – 2004 , and six more from 2006 - 2011 . In 2006 , one of his players was credited with Player of the Year , Rookie of the Year , and Pitcher of the Year accolades . Melendez was voted MEAC Coach of the year 2000 and 2001 . The Wildcats under Melendez have made regional appearances in every year from 2000 – 2004 and 2006 - 2011 . Bethune - Cookman also claimed tournament championships in 1999 under coach Richard Skeel and in 20012 in Beverlin ' s first season . Softball . Chris Cochran is the head coach for the Lady Wildcats softball team . The Lady Wildcats won three consecutive MEAC softball championships ( 2009 - 11 ) and participated in the NCAA Softball regional tournaments in the same years . . The softball team uses Sunnyland Park as their home field . Football . Brian Jenkins is the head football coach for the Wildcats , who was an assistant football coach at Rutgers University . Larry Little , a Hall of Fame tackle formerly of the NFL , is perhaps Bethune - Cookman ' s best known alumnus . Golf . The men ' s and women ' s Wildcat golf teams are coached by Lortiz Clark ( Head Coach ) and Jack McClairen ( Assistant Coach ) . The teams use Indigo Lakes Golf Club and LPGA International as their home fields during competitions .
Bill Reichardt William John Reichardt ( June 24 , 1930 – June 1 , 2004 ) was a fullback and placekicker in the National Football League who played for the Green Bay Packers . Reichardt played collegiate ball for the University of Iowa before being drafted by Green Bay Packers in the 7th round of the 1952 NFL Draft . He played professionally for one season , in 1952 . Reichardt subsequently opened a men ' s clothing store in Des Moines , Ia . , and became a prominent businessman and community leader . An engaging speaker with homespun charm , Reichardt ' s business motto was that no sale was ever final and that if there was ever a problem with one of his suits , he would make sure to make things right . He died of cancer on June 1 , 2004 . Born to Herb Reichardt on June 24 , 1930 , William “ Bill ” Reichardt attended Iowa City public schools until his graduation in 1948 . In recognition for his high school football exploits , Reichardt received a place on the All - State football team in 1946 and 1947 . Continuing to play football , he received All - American honors while at the University of Iowa in addition to a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics ( 1952 ) . After graduation , Reichardt spent one season with the Green Bay Packers and then joined the Air Force , where he served as a First Lieutenant for two years during the Korean War . He founded Reichardt ' s Inc . - - a chain of men ' s clothing stores — and has been very active in community affairs . In addition , Reichardt started the Little All - American Football League in Des Moines and coached for 30 years . In 1964 Reichardt was elected to the Iowa State Legislature where he served Polk County for two years in the Iowa House of Representatives ; in 1966 won election to the Iowa State Senate , where he served four years . During his tenure in state government Reichardt sponsored the bill to resume an annual Iowa – Iowa State football game . In 1994 , Reichardt was a Democratic candidate for governor during the primary elections and in 1999 he circulated a petition to become a mayoral candidate for the City of Des Moines , but did not pursue the position
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Ed Westfall ( American football ) Edgar Ralph Westfall ( November 8 , 1909 – March 1968 ) was an American football quarterback and running back in the National Football League for the Boston Braves / Redskins and the Pittsburgh Pirates . He played college football at Ohio Wesleyan University .
Vernon Dean Wellington Vernon Dean ( born May 5 , 1959 in Houston , Texas ) is a former professional American football cornerback in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins and Seattle Seahawks . He played college football at San Diego State University and was drafted in the second round of the 1982 NFL Draft . Professional career . Dean played 7 seasons in the NFL , six with the Washington Redskins . His finest season was in 1984 , when he picked off 7 passes and had 114 int return yards and scored 2 touchdowns . He appeared in 101 games throughout his career , and finished with 22 interceptions and two touchdowns . Personal life . On January 11 , 2011 , Dean was arrested in Pine Bluff , Arkansas due to possession of crack cocaine .
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1946 Texas Longhorns football team The 1946 Texas Longhorns football team represented the University of Texas , Austin in National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) college football . The Longhorns were led by the future Hall of Fame head coach , Dana X . Bible , in his tenth year at Texas and final year of coaching . Texas was the first - ranked team in the initial AP Poll , before sliding throughout the season . The Longhorns posted a record of 8 – 2 and received a final ranking of 15th .
Fritz Hanson Melvin " Fritz " Hanson ( July 13 , 1914 in Perham , Minnesota – February 14 , 1996 in Calgary , Alberta ) was a Canadian football player for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Calgary Stampeders . Hanson was signed by the Blue Bombers for $ 125 a game and free room and board , which was a considerable sum in the cash - strapped dirty thirties . Nicknamed the ' Galloping Ghost ' , ' Twinkle Toes ' , and the ' Perham Flash ' , Hanson was one of the pioneers of football in Western Canada and a huge star at the time . Although he weighed only he used his incredible quickness to evade defenders . He helped lead the Blue Bombers to the first Grey Cup victory by a western Canadian team in 1935 and won again with the Bombers in 1939 and 1941 . In the 1935 Grey Cup Game Hanson recorded 300 punt return yards , a record that still stands today , including a sensational 78 - yard return for the winning touchdown . He played with Winnipeg from 1935 through 1946 then spent two years playing for the Calgary Stampeders , where he won a fourth Grey Cup in 1948 . Hanson was elected into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame in 1980 . He became a Canadian citizen in 1966 and , in 2005 , Hanson was named one of the Blue Bombers 20 All - Time Greats . He died in Calgary on February 14 , 1996 , at the age of 81 . Fritz Hanson and his wife Maxine had four daughters .
Alcender Jackson Alcender O ' Neal Jackson ( born May 18 , 1977 ) is a former American football guard in the National Football League who played for the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers . Jackson played collegiate ball for Louisiana State University before playing professionally for 2 seasons .
Jemalle Cornelius Jemalle Cornelius ( born August 10 , 1984 ) is a former American college and professional football player who was a wide receiver . Cornelius played college football for the University of Florida , and was signed by the Buffalo Bills as an undrafted free agent in 2007 . He is currently a high school football coach . Early years . Cornelius was born in Fort Meade , Florida . He attended Fort Meade High School , and he played for the Fort Meade Miners high school football team . College career . Cornelius accepted an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Florida in Gainesville , Florida , where he was a wide receiver and special teams standout for the Gators from 2002 to 2006 under head coaches Ron Zook and Urban Meyer . As a senior in 2006 , Cornelius became a starting wide receiver and team captain for the Gators ' BCS National Championship team . Professional career . Cornelius signed a future contract with the Arizona Cardinals on 31 December 2007 . Coaching career . Cornelius is currently the head coach at his alma mater , Fort Meade High School , where he was a star quarterback and wide receiver for the Miners ' state runner - up teams in 1999 , 2000 and 2001 .
Jason Werner Jason Michael Werner ( born September 17 , 1986 ) is a former American football linebacker who used to play for the Purdue University football team beginning in 2005 and declared eligible for play through the 2010 season . He was a team co - captain for the 2009 season . He was named Indianapolis Star Indiana Mr . Football 2004 while attending the Roncalli High School where he was a player on the Indiana 4A state championship teams in 2002 , 2003 , and 2004 . His senior year he was also named as an Indianapolis Star Marion County Male Co - Athlete of the Year . Purdue ( 2005 - 2010 ) . The NCAA has given Werner a sixth season of eligibility for the 2010 season after he sat out the 2006 and 2008 seasons due to a recurring back injury .
Tearrius George Tearrius George ( born December 3 , 1982 in Fayetteville , North Carolina ) is a gridiron football defensive end for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League . He was signed by the New York Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2006 . He played college football at Kansas State . George has also been a member of the New Orleans Saints , Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys . Early years . George prepped at Pine Forest High School in North Carolina . College career . George played at Kansas State University . In 2005 as a senior George played in 11 games and totaled 27 tackles ( 6 for losses ) and 4 sacks , forced a fumble and recovered one . In 2004 as a junior he appeared in 10 games , with five starts and made 21 tackles , including 11 solo stops , six tackles for loss and three sacks , Prior to Kansas State he was a two - year starter at Los Angeles Valley College where he was All - conference honors as a freshman . Professional career . New York Jets . George signed as an undrafted free agent by the New York Jets in 2006 . Second stint with Cowboys . George signed with the Dallas Cowboys on August 28 , 2009 . Second stint with Stampeders . George re - signed with the Calgary Stampeders on September 9 , 2009 . Saskatchewan Roughriders . George signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders on February 17 , 2011 .
2004 Philadelphia Soul season The 2004 Philadelphia Soul season was the inaugural season of the Philadelphia Soul in the Arena Football League . It was a disappointing season for the Soul , finishing with a record of 5 - 11 . They won their first game on February 21st vs . the Columbus Destroyers 56 - 34 .
Iowa Pre - Flight Seahawks football The Iowa Pre - Flight Seahawks represented the U . S . Navy pre - flight school at the University of Iowa in the college football seasons of 1942 , 1943 , and 1944 . History . The U . S . Navy commissioned pre - flight schools at the University of Georgia , the University of Iowa , the University of North Carolina and Saint Mary ' s College in 1942 . Cadets were given three months of rigorous physical training and instruction in basic aerial navigation and communications . Graduates were sent to basic flight schools and advanced flight training before assignment to the Pacific Fleet . Athletics and training were emphasized at the schools . It was believed that the rigors of college football were ideal preparation for World War II . Numerous collegiate and professional athletes and coaches were recruited as instructors . They often played on or coached the football team of their respective school . Each team usually played established football powers in their respective region and other service academies . Iowa Pre - Flight was coached by former Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman in 1942 and went 7 - 3 . The Seahawks were coached by former Missouri coach Don Faurot in 1943 and went 9 - 1 . They finished second in the final Associated Press Poll and were named the service academy national champion . Iowa Pre - Flight was coached by former Auburn coach Jack Meagher in 1944 and went 10 - 1 . They finished sixth in the final Associated Press Poll . Jim Tatum and Bud Wilkinson both served as assistant coaches for the Seahawks under Faurot . Tatum went on to coach at Oklahoma and Maryland . While at Maryland , Tatum recorded a national championship , three conference championships , and a 73 – 15 – 4 record without a single losing season . Wilkinson went on to coach at Oklahoma , where he set an NCAA record with 47 consecutive wins .
1975 Minnesota Vikings season 1975 was the 15th year of season play for the Minnesota Vikings and the 56th regular season of the National Football League . The Vikings won their third straight NFC Central title , as they finished with a record of 12 wins and two losses , before losing to the Dallas Cowboys , 17 - 14 in the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at home due to a play known as the " Hail Mary " .
Slant ( route ) A slant route is a pattern run by a receiver in American football , where the receiver runs up the field at approximately a 45 - degree angle , heading to the gap between the linebacker s and the linemen . Usually , the pass is used when the corner or nickelback are playing further away from the receiver , so a quick pass is able to be completed before the defender has time to try to break up the pass . The pass is used frequently in the West Coast system , where quick , accurate throwing is key . This route is most commonly used to exploit the cover 2 defense . Usually throwing in the seam between the safety and the cornerback is the key to getting a completion using this route .
Earl Little Earl Little ( born February 10 , 1973 in Miami , Florida ) is a former American football defensive back who has played for the New Orleans Saints , Cleveland Browns , and Green Bay Packers . Little played college football at the University of Miami . Professional career . New Orleans Saints . Little was signed as an undrafted free agent before the 1998 NFL season . He was cut by the Saints on October 24 , 1999 . Cleveland Browns . He was picked up by the Browns off waivers from the Saints on October 26 , 1999 . He spent 6 seasons with the Browns until being cut on April 1 , 2005 . In 2001 , he called Hines Ward a " Chinese bitch " . despite Ward being half - Korean , half Afro - American . Green Bay Packers . Little was signed as a free agent on April 15 , 2005 . After having a terrible couple of games during the regular season they cut him on November 23 , 2005 . High School Coach . Earl Little is currently Defensive Coordinator at Cypress Bay High School in Weston , Florida .
André Anderson André Anthony Anderson ( born May 1 , 1988 in Ft . Lauderdale , Florida ) is an American football running back . He played his college football at Tulane . Professional career . Anderson went undrafted in the 2010 NFL Draft . On April 24 , Anderson signed a contract with the Buffalo Bills . He was cut by the Bills during final cuts on September 4 , 2010 but was re - signed to their practice squad on September 21 , 2010 . On October 6 , 2010 , Anderson was promoted to the Bills ' 53 - man active roster .
On , On , U of K On , On , U of K , also punctuated as " On ! On ! U of K " , is a fight song at the University of Kentucky . Although it is primarily associated with the historically successful Kentucky Wildcats men ' s basketball program , the lyrics are actually specific to football . Aside from this song , the school is rarely referred to as " U of K " but simply as " UK . " The melody was written in 1922 by Dr . Carl Lampert , a music professor and the first UK music department chair , while the lyrics were written the following year by Troy Perkins , a student . The song was first published in " The 1925 Kentuckian " , the University of Kentucky yearbook . The catchy tune is well known to most college sports fans and has been consistently ranked as one of the ' best ' and most original college fight songs . Although there are lyrics to the song , it is not uncommon for Wildcat fans to stand and clap while the song is played , as opposed to singing the lyrics .
Bill Fralic William P . " Bill " Fralic , Jr . ( born October 31 , 1962 ) is a former professional football player , an offensive guard for the Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions of the National Football League ( NFL ) from 1985 to 1993 . He played college football at the University of Pittsburgh . Early years . Born in Penn Hills , Pennsylvania , Fralic played high school football at Penn Hills High School and graduated in 1981 . Readers of the Pennsylvania Football News named him to the " All Century " team of Pennsylvania high school football players . He is listed beside Chuck Bednarik and Mike Munchak as a first team offensive lineman . Fralic was named the male high school athlete of the year by the " Pittsburgh Post - Gazette . " College . After high school , the highly - recruited Fralic attended the University of Pittsburgh on a football scholarship . While at Pitt , he played offensive tackle and was named a consensus All - American his junior and senior seasons . NFL career . In the 1985 NFL Draft , Fralic was selected by the Atlanta Falcons with the second overall pick . He became a starter for the Falcons at offensive guard during his rookie season . He went on to be named All - Pro in 1986 & 1987 , and was named to the Pro Bowl from 1986 to 1989 . During this time , the , Fralic developed a reputation as a ferocious run blocker . At the end of his NFL career , he was one of the first players to take advantage of the new free agent system and jumped from the Atlanta Falcons to the Detroit Lions , almost doubling his pay to $ 1 . 6 million for the 1993 season . Life Outside the NFL . Bill Fralic is well known for wrestling when he competed in the 20 - man battle royal at " WrestleMania 2 " . Fralic served as a color commentator for Falcons radio broadcasts from 1995 – 97 , and currently performs the same role for Pittsburgh Panthers football broadcasts . In Atlanta , Fralic runs Bill Fralic Insurance Services , which he began during his playing days with the Falcons . Steroids . During his NFL career , Fralic publicly opposed the use of steroids by NFL players and advocated more rigorous and more random testing to detect steroid use . In May 1989 he testified before the U . S . Senate that steroid use in the NFL was rampant . The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee at the time , Sen . Joe Biden of Delaware , was said to have found Fralic ' s testimony " refreshing and believable " .
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Paul Lankford Paul Lankford ( born June 15 , 1958 in New York , New York ) was a cornerback who played ten seasons in the National Football League . He played in two Super Bowls for the Miami Dolphins . He is the father of Illinois Wide receiver Ryan Lankford