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Chris Fowler Chris Fowler ( born August 23 , 1962 ) is a sports broadcaster for ESPN known best for his work on " College GameDay " for college football . Since 1989 , Fowler has been the primary studio host for college football . Until 2006 , he was also the lead studio host for men ' s college basketball on ESPN . He started anchoring " College GameDay " in 1990 and then expanded to ESPN ' s other Saturday college football segments in 1991 . Fowler has also worked with ESPN ' s Summer X Games from 1995 – 2000 and the Winter X Games from 1998 – 2000 as well as horse racing broadcasts , including the Breeders Cup World Thoroughbred Championship on ESPN . In addition , he is the head studio anchor for tennis tournaments broadcast on ESPN , including Wimbledon , Australian Open , French Open and for the US Open being broadcast for the first year in 2009 on ESPN . In 2010 , he anchored , along with Mike Tirico , ESPN ' s and ABC ' s month - long coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup held in South Africa . He is also the host of the ESPN Classic show SportsCentury . Career . Fowler joined ESPN in July 1986 as the host / reporter of " Scholastic Sports America " , a stint which lasted two years . In 1988 , he began serving as a college football sideline reporter for two seasons . While on the college football beat , Fowler conducted an exclusive interview with former star University of Oklahoma quarterback Charles Thompson , who was in prison at the time on drug charges . After Charles Woodson won the 1997 Heisman Trophy over Peyton Manning , Tennessee fans blamed ESPN . In a response to the Tennessee fans Fowler made a statement that the outcome created a " trailer park frenzy " in Tennessee . ESPN ' s popular game day program was not permitted to visit Tennessee the next season for the Tennessee - Florida game . Prior to joining ESPN , Fowler spent nearly two years at KCNC - TV , then the NBC affiliate in Denver , as a production assistant , a producer / writer and as a sports reporter . In 1984 , he worked for several months at KMGH - TV in the same city as an intern in the sports department . A graduate of the University of Colorado in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree , Fowler was the first recipient of the Alan Berg Memorial Journalism Scholarship , awarded by the Denver Press Club . While an undergraduate , Fowler , a Denver - area native , served as a producer and co - host for a weekly magazine program aired over a cable television system in Boulder , Colorado from 1983 – 85 . He also spent two years as sports director at KAIR - AM , the university ' s radio station . From 1982 – 84 , he covered high school sports for the " Rocky Mountain News " .
Ken Criter Ken Criter ( born February 17 , 1947 in Fond du Lac , Wisconsin ) is an American college and professional football player who played for the American Football League ' s Denver Broncos . Criter graduated from New Holstein High School in New Holstein , Wisconsin . He went on to attend the University of Wisconsin – Madison , where he played college football . A linebacker at Wisconsin , Criter became a first - Team All - Big Ten selection in 1967 and 1968 . Criter went on to the AFL where he played for the Denver Broncos in 1969 . The Broncos joined the NFL in 1970 and Criter played for them until 1974 . During his first two of seasons Criter wore the jersey number 78 , but later switched to jersey number 53 . He played in 75 games for the Broncos , and served as a linebacker , special teams player , kick returner , and punt returner . During his pro career Criter returned one punt and thirteen kickoffs . During the 1973 season he recorded a safety . The Broncos ' special teams unit was referred to as Criter ' s Critters and Criter was considered an " animal " on the coverage team . Ken Criter was born to Irmin and Elvira Criter . Ken Criter is the oldest of 5 kids : Gary Criter ( b . 1948 ) , Janice Criter ( b . 1950 - d . 1952 ) , Joan Bohlman ( b . 1953 ) and Patricia Criter ( b . 1958 and d . 1976 due to Cerebral Palsy ) . Ken has 2 children Kurt and Kip from his first marriage to Kim . He has a stepdaughter from his marriage now to Barb . They live in Colorado where Ken runs his own chemical business . They love their dogs and love their families .
Kenderick Allen Kenderick Allen ( born September 14 , 1978 in Bogalusa , Louisiana ) is a free agent . He was originally signed by the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent in 2003 . He played college football at Louisiana State . Allen has also been a member of the New York Giants , Green Bay Packers , Cincinnati Bengals and Minnesota Vikings . Professional career . New Orleans Saints . Allen started his career with the New Orleans Saints in 2003 and released him on August 31 , 2003 . New York Giants . He then signed with the New York Giants . Green Bay Packers . On April 26 , 2006 he signed with the Packers . On October 4 , 2006 the Packers put him on injured reserve ending his 2006 season . Cincinnati Bengals . On May 11 , 2007 , Kenderick Allen signed with the Cincinnati Bengals , his fourth team in five years , but did not make the team and was released on September 1 , 2007 . Minnesota Vikings . On March 20 , 2008 he signed with the Minnesota Vikings . Personal . Allen is a cousin of Free Agent defensive lineman Ronald Fields .
Lloyd Wickett Lloyd Meldrum Wickett ( born April 3 , 1920 in Ontario , Canada - April 9 , 2002 in Jefferson , Oregon ) is a former American football defensive tackle in the National Football League . He grew up in Washington state , and attended Oregon State University on a football scholarship . He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 5th round of the 1943 NFL Draft . He played 4 games for them that year . He would miss the 1944 and 1945 seasons while serving in the Navy during World War II . He came back to the Lions in 1946 and played 10 games for them .
Jamie Dukes Jamie Donnell Dukes ( born June 14 , 1964 ) is a former offensive lineman who played 10 seasons for the Atlanta Falcons , Green Bay Packers , and Arizona Cardinals , of the National Football League . He played college football at Florida State . He is now employed as an analyst for the NFL Network and resides in Braselton , Georgia . Early years . Dukes was born in Schenectady , New York . He attended Evans High School in Orlando , Florida . College career . Dukes , a consensus All - American as a senior , started all 48 games during his 4 years at Florida State and played in the 1982 Gator Bowl , 1983 Peach Bowl , 1984 Citrus Bowl , and 1985 Gator Bowl . He was inducted into the FSU Hall of Fame in 1991 . Professional career . Despite a strong showing at Florida State , Dukes went undrafted in 1986 . He began his career with the Atlanta Falcons playing for 8 seasons up to the end of 1993 . He finished his career in Atlanta playing in 110 games for the Falcons . The following year he signed a 1 - year deal with Green Bay and started 6 games for the Packers . In 1995 , Dukes signed another 1 - year contract , this time with the Arizona Cardinals . He had started 8 games that season . At the end of the year , Dukes retired , completing his career playing in 124 games , and starting 62 . Post - playing career . Dukes joined NFL Network in 2006 as an analyst on NFL Total Access and NFL GameDay Scoreboard alongside Paul Burmeister and Tom Waddle . He is also a regular contributor to NFL . com . During NFL Network ’ s Thursday Night Football schedule , Dukes , Paul Burmeister and Bucky Brooks can be seen providing complementary coverage on NFL . com / LIVE : Thursday Night Football . He also participated in the NFL Network ' s coverage of the 2008 NFL Draft as a desk host in New York and helped cover the 2009 Pro - Bowl in Honolulu , Hawaii , interviewing players for NFL Total Access . As of 2010 , Dukes spearheaded a grassroots , weight - loss program called the " Billion Pound Blitz Initiative " . His 2012 season will include analyst duties on the United Football League broadcasts on CBS Sports Network according to a league media guide . He also hosts the " Middays with Jamie Dukes " show on WZGC - FM ( Atlanta 92 . 9 ) .
Bryan Chiu Bryan Chiu ( born August 16 , 1974 , in Vancouver , British Columbia ) is a retired professional Canadian football player who played centre for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League since the 1997 CFL season . He is currently the assistant offensive co - ordinator and offensive line coach for the Concordia Stingers . High School . Chiu played football in high school for the Vancouver College Fighting Irish in Vancouver , British Columbia . College years . Chiu started his college football career playing ball for the Pacific Tigers and transferred to Washington State when Pacific dropped its football program . He started all 11 games he played with the Washington State Cougars in 1996 and graduated in 1997 with a degree in Sports Management . Professional career . Since joining the Montreal Alouettes in 1997 Chiu has proven himself to be one of the top centres in the CFL . He has been honoured as both a CFL and East Division All - Star from 2000 consecutively through to 2006 and won the Most Outstanding Lineman in 2002 . Chiu was the Alouettes ' Most Outstanding Linesman in both 2001 and 2002 and helped his team win the 90th Grey Cup . In 2006 , he was named to the honour roll of the TSN Top 50 CFL Players . On June 6 , 2010 on CFL Training Camp opening , Chiu announced his retirement after 13 seasons with the Montreal Alouettes , through his Twitter account ( bryanchiu68 ) : Quote : " It ' s official . . . After much thought and discussion with my wife I have decided to announce my retirement . Pretty emotional . I love this team . " On June 22 , 2010 , he joined the Concordia Stinger coaching staff as the assistant offensive co - ordinator and offensive line coach . Chiu maintains a weekly blog on sportsnet . ca , running down the games of the week and offering a player ' s perspective . Coaching Years . Brian currently coaches the Concordia Stingers in Montreal , Quebec , Canada
1948 Maryland Terrapins football team The 1948 Maryland Terrapins football team represented the University of Maryland in National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) college football in its 28th season as a member of the Southern Conference . Jim Tatum served as the head coach for the second year of his nine - year tenure . The Terrapins compiled a 6 – 4 record , which proved to be the worst of Tatum ' s term at Maryland and the only one in which his team lost more than two games . Griffith Stadium was temporarily used as the home field , as an interim venue between the original Byrd Stadium and the much larger , newly constructed stadium of the same name .
Bill Hobbs ( American football ) Billie Glenn " Bill " Hobbs ( September 18 , 1946 – August 21 , 2004 ) was an American football linebacker who played for four seasons in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints and one season in the World Football League for the San Antonio Wings . He was drafted by the Eagles in the eighth round of the 1969 NFL Draft . He played college football at Texas A & M . College career . Hobbs played college football at Texas A & M University , where he was named two - time All - American linebacker ( 1967 and 1968 ) , 1967 Southwest Conference Player of the Year , the 1968 Cotton Bowl Classic MVP , and National Defensive Player of the Year . Professional career . Hobbs was drafted in the eighth round of the 1969 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles , where he played for three season . He then played for the New Orleans Saints for the 1972 season . After his NFL career , Hobbs played briefly for the San Antonio Wings of the former World Football League .
Joe Gilliam Joseph Gilliam , Jr . ( December 29 , 1950December 25 , 2000 ) was an American football player . Biography . Joe Gilliam was born in Charleston , West Virginia , and was the third of four children of Ruth and Joe Gilliam , Sr . Gilliam grew up on the campus of . His father was a defensive coordinator at TSU . The younger Gilliam displayed his own athletic abilities at a young age , beginning at Nashville ’ s Washington Junior high School , where he participated in tumbling , track , and basketball . In 1966 , he became the starting quarterback at Pearl High School and led the squad when they played in the city ’ s first season of integrated football . Gilliam kept close to the Tiger football team by serving as a ball boy . Gilliam Jr . ' s daughter Is R & B Singer Joi . His ex son - in - law is rapper Big Gipp of the Goodie Mob . Career . Gilliam was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1972 in the 11th round after a college football career at Tennessee State University where he was a two - time All - America n . He became the Steelers ' starting quarterback in 1974 but lost the job when Terry Bradshaw was chosen to lead the team after the first six games of the season . Gilliam was out of the National Football League at the end of 1975 . He battled cocaine and alcohol addiction on and off over the next few years , and even ended up living in a cardboard box under a bridge for two years . In 1981 Gilliam returned to football , playing quarterback for the semi - pro New Orleans Blue Knights of the Dixie Football League . In 1983 , Gilliam attempted a comeback to pro football in the United States Football League with the Washington Federals . He did not have much success and retired from the sport for good after that season . In 1986 , Joe Gilliam was inducted into the American Football Association ' s Semi Pro Football Hall of Fame . Gilliam ran a football camp in Nashville at times . He earned the nickname " Jefferson Street Joe " for the boulevard that runs by Tennessee State University in Nashville . On December 25 , 2000 , Gilliam died of a heart attack shortly after watching an NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and Tennessee Titans . He had been sober for four years prior to his death and was able to attend the final Steelers game at Three Rivers Stadium .
Ray Brown ( Baltimore Colts ) Raymond Lloyd " Ray " Brown ( born Septermber 7 , 1936 in Clarksdale , Mississippi ) is a former professional American football defensive back in the National Football League . After playing college football for the Ole Miss Rebels , he was drafted by the Baltimore Colts in the 5th round ( 50th overall ) of the 1958 NFL Draft . He played three seasons for the Baltimore Colts ( 1958 – 1960 ) .
John Brantley ( linebacker ) John Phillip Brantley , Jr . ( born October 23 , 1965 ) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Houston Oilers and the Washington Redskins . He played college football at the University of Georgia and was drafted in the 12th round of the 1988 NFL Draft .
Border War ( Kansas – Missouri rivalry ) Basketball . Kansas leads the all - time series , 172 - 95 . Game results . < nowiki > * < / nowiki > - OT < br > < nowiki > * * < / nowiki > - Double OT < br > Baseball . MU currently leads the baseball series , although the series history is disputed by the two schools . The KU media guide shows that the first game played between the two schools was in 1899 , while the first recorded game in the MU media guide was in 1901 ( the MU guide lists the entire 1899 season as " unknown " ) . The KU media guide lists the series with MU ahead 195 - 121 - 2 while the MU media guide lists the tigers ahead 212 - 123 - 2 . In 2007 , the Jayhawks and Tigers added a non - conference game against each other in addition their three - game regular season Big 12 series . The non - conference game was scheduled to be played at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City , Missouri , home of Major League Baseball ' s Kansas City Royals . However , the initial meeting was cancelled due to rain . The teams did meet at Kauffman Stadium in 2008 , with Kansas winning 3 - 0 . < ref name = " http : / / mutigers . cstv . com / auto _ pdf / p _ hotos / s _ chools / miss / sports / m - basebl / auto _ pdf / 08MG - opponents " > " " . " mutigers . com - All - Time Baseball Opponents " . < / ref > In the 2009 meeting at Kauffman Stadium , Kansas again came away with the victory , 7 - 3 . In the 2010 meeting , Kansas again prevailed , 1 - 0 . In the 2011 meeting , Kansas won , 7 - 1 .
Vyto Kab Vyto J . Kab ( born December 23 , 1959 in Albany , Georgia ) is a former American football tight end in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles , New York Giants , and Detroit Lions . He played college football at Penn State University and was drafted in the third round of the 1982 NFL Draft by the Eagles . He is now married to Patty Sue Kab with two daughters Devon and Dillon , residing in Southampton , New York .
William Floyd William Ali Floyd ( born February 17 , 1972 in Jacksonville , Florida ) is a former American football fullback in the NFL . At Lakewood High School in St . Petersburg , Florida , he compiled a 34 - 4 record and led the Spartans to the only undefeated regular season in school history in 1988 . He earned All - Sun Coast and All - Pinellas County honors and was rated as the number one running back in the state of Florida and the number two fullback in the country by " Super Prep " magazine . He enrolled at Florida State University in 1990 , and helped the football team win the national championship in 1993 . He was the premier fullback of the 1994 NFL Draft and was selected with the 28th pick of the first round by the San Francisco 49ers . Floyd is the last fullback to be selected in the first round of the NFL draft . A brash and loud rookie but also thought to have a very bright career in front of him , he helped San Francisco win Super Bowl XXIX during his rookie year . In a 1995 divisional playoff game against the Chicago Bears , he became the first and only rookie to score three touchdown s in a playoff game . He also scored a touchdown in the NFC title game , assisting the 49ers to a 38 - 28 win over the Dallas Cowboys after 2 frustrating losses to Dallas in the previous 2 NFC Championship Games . In Super Bowl XXIX , Floyd rushed for 32 yards , caught 4 passes for 26 yards , and scored a touchdown in San Francisco ' s 49 - 26 victory . Floyd ' s 1996 season was cut short when he tore three ligaments in his right knee on a goal - line running play that put him on the reserve list for the remainder of the season . He was leading the NFL in receptions ( 47 ) at the time of the injury . He finished his career playing with the Carolina Panthers from 1998 through 2000 . In his 7 NFL seasons , Floyd rushed for 1 , 141 yards , caught 191 passes for 1 , 427 yards , returned 1 kickoff for 22 yards , and scored 25 touchdowns ( 20 rushing and 5 receiving ) . Floyd recently accepted a position as Public Relations Liaison for Able Body Labor and is actively pursuing a degree in law . He lives in Orlando , Florida with his wife Bonita and their three children William , Thai and Jaden . The family is active in his non - profit community - benefit foundation , William Floyd ’ s Bar None Foundation ( ' Bar None ' was his nickname while playing with the 49ers ) . On April 30 , 2008 , Florida State University and ISP Sports announced that Floyd , who helped win a national championship for the Seminoles in 1993 , will join Gene Deckerhoff as color analyst on the Seminole ISP Sports Network for radio broadcasts of FSU football games . Floyd is also in his third season as a color analyst on Tailgate Overtime , airing live every Monday at 7PM on Sunshine Network during the college football season .
Wayne Weaver J . Wayne Weaver ( born January 14 , 1935 ) is an American businessman . He owns the shoe store chains Shoe Carnival and Nine West , and was the first owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League ( NFL ) from 1993 to 2011 . Biography . Weaver was born in Columbus , Georgia . He worked his way up the corporate ladder at the St . Louis - based clothing company , Brown Group , Inc . In 1978 , he left to found his own shoe corporation , which he sold in the 1990s . After his partnership was awarded an NFL franchise , Weaver and his wife , Delores , moved from Darien , Connecticut to Jacksonville , where they built a new home on four riverfront acres in the Lakewood area . The six bedroom , twelve bath house was assessed at $ 8 . 6 million in 2008 . Marriage . Wayne Weaver met Delores Barr when she worked at his mother ' s dress shop ; they married in 1955 . In a 1998 interview , Wayne Weaver stated , " The thing I admire most about my wife is her passion for wanting to change the world . She believes down in the depth of her soul that she can make the world a better place . " Wayne and Delores have two children , son Brian Weaver , and daughter Leigh Weaver - Sutton and two grandchildren . Delores is Chairman and CEO of the Jaguars Foundation , which grants over $ 1 million annually to organizations that assist " economically and socially disadvantaged youth and families " , according to the foundation ' s mission statement . Delores Weaver was honored in 2002 with the " Community Leadership Award " by FBI Director Robert Mueller . She was also named , " Children ' s Champion 2007 " by Episcopal Children ' s Services in recognition of her years of leadership at the Jaguars Foundation that have had a profound impact upon Jacksonville youth . The honor was created in 2006 to recognize a Jacksonville resident who has committed their time and resources to help First Coast children . Wayne and Delores Weaver were honored with the " River Advocate Award " from the St . Johns Riverkeeper at Mayor John Peyton ' s Environmental Luncheon on April 3 , 2009 . Sale . On November 29 , 2011 , Wayne Weaver announced that he and his partners would sell their interest in the Jaguars to Illinois businessman Shahid Khan . The majority share in the Jaguars is planned to be sold for 760 million . The sale was unanimously approved by the NFL owners on December 14 , 2011 and was finalized on January 4 , 2012 . On January 1 , 2012 , Weaver and his wife Delores were inducted into the Pride of the Jaguars in their final game as owners . The Jaguars defeated the Indianapolis Colts 19 – 13 .
1996 Big 12 Championship Game The 1996 Dr . Pepper Big 12 Championship Game was held on December 7 , 1996 at Trans World Dome ( now Edward Jones Dome ) in St . Louis , Missouri . The divisional winners from the Big 12 Conference squared off in the 1st edition of the game . The Texas Longhorns represented the South Division and the Nebraska Cornhuskers represented the North Division . Texas won the contest 37 – 27 , keyed by a daring 4th down conversion from their own 28 - yard line with slightly more than 2 minutes left in the 4th quarter when the score was 30 - 27 in their favor . Selection process . The Big 12 Championship Game matched up the winner of the " North " and " South " divisions of the Big 12 Conference . The game was first played in 1996 , when the conference was assembled to include all of the teams from the Big Eight Conference as well as four teams that had formerly been members of the Southwest Conference . The championship game was modeled on the SEC format , which was the first conference in college football to have a conference championship game . Today , six conferences in the top - level Division I FBS hold championship games — the ACC , Big Ten , C - USA , MAC , SEC , and Pac - 12 . However , the Big 12 no longer holds such a game . After the 2010 season , two Big 12 members , Colorado and Nebraska , left for other conferences as part of a major wave of conference realignment . As a result , the 2010 edition of this game was the last for the foreseeable future . The 2011 season was the first for the Big Ten and Pac - 12 championship games ; both conferences reached the total of 12 members required for such a game during the 2010 – 12 realignment .