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1915 Dayton Gym - Cadets season The 1915 Dayton Gym - Cadets season was their third season in the Ohio League . The team changed it ' s name this season from the St . Mary ' s Cadets to the Dayton Gym - Cadets , after their presumed sponsors , the Dayton Gymnastic Club . The team posted a 7 - 1 - 1 record .
Frankie Albert Frank Cullen " Frankie " Albert ( January 27 , 1920 – September 5 , 2002 ) was an American football player . He played as a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers in the National Football League . Albert attended Stanford University , where he led the 1940 football team to an undefeated season and the Rose Bowl . Many who saw Frankie Albert in action credit him as being the greatest left - handed quarterback to ever play the game . Biography . Albert was born in Chicago and attended Glendale High School in Glendale , California . He went to Stanford University where he was coached by T formation innovator Clark Shaughnessy . Albert played as Stanford ’ s quarterback and in 1940 - 41 became an all - American . He was the first college T formation quarterback in modern football history . He led the team of 1940 to a 9 - 0 regular season , 21 - 13 victory over Nebraska in the Rose Bowl and a No . 2 national ranking , behind Minnesota . He was also a member of Stanford ' s chapter of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity . Professional football career . After graduation Albert served in the Navy during World War II for four years . In the 1942 NFL Draft the Chicago Bears selected Albert with the 10th overall pick . After quarterbacking the Los Angeles Bulldogs of the Pacific Coast Football League in 1945 , he launched his All - Pro career with the San Francisco 49ers of the All - American Football Conference in 1946 . He played seven seasons with the 49ers . Albert , a 5 - 9 in height , 166 pound , left - handed passer , was credited for inventing the bootleg play , in which the quarterback fakes a handoff then runs wide with the ball hidden on his hip . In 1948 he was named AAFC co - Most Valuable Player with Otto Graham . He played his last two seasons competing with Y . A . Tittle . In 1950 , Albert was named to the Pro Bowl when the 49ers joined the National Football League . He retired after the season of 1952 . In seven pro seasons , Albert threw for 10 , 795 yards and 115 touchdowns . Albert played one final season with the Canadian Football League ' s Calgary Stampeders . After his retirement , the San Francisco 49ers hired him as a scout and coach . He became the head coach in 1956 by owner Tony Morabito . He coached the 49ers for 3 seasons with a 19 - 16 - 1 record . Post - playing life . After football , Albert got into real estate as he helped raise three daughters with his high school sweetheart and wife of 60 years , Martha . All three of his daughter attended Stanford . One of his daughters , Jane Albert Willens , ’ 67 , was an All - American tennis player at the Farm . He died on September 5 , 2002 , from Alzheimer ' s disease . In addition to his wife , Martha , Albert is survived by his three daughters , Nancy James , of Bend , Ore . , Jane Willens , of Palo Alto , and Terry Levin , of San Francisco ; and his seven grandchildren .
Kevin Williams ( wide receiver ) Kevin Ray Williams ( born January 25 , 1971 in Dallas , Texas ) is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League who played for the Dallas Cowboys , the Arizona Cardinals , the Buffalo Bills , and the San Francisco 49ers . Early years . Williams attended Roosevelt High School in Dallas and played college football at the University of Miami , where was the fastest player in some of college football most talented teams . In 1991 he was the Big East special teams player of the year and received first - team All - Big East honors , after setting the conference record with 3 punts returned for touchdown s . In 1992 injuries made him slipped to second - team All - Big East . He was part of the Hurricane ' s 1991 National Championship team . Professional career . Dallas Cowboys . Williams was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2nd round of the 1993 NFL Draft . His best moment as a rookie came in the infamous Thanksgiving game against the Miami Dolphins , where he scored all of the team ' s points ( except the conversions ) . His speed and return abilities were always valued during his time with the Cowboys , but after the departure of Alvin Harper in 1995 , he received the opportunity as the starting wide receiver opposite to Michael Irvin . That season against the Arizona Cardinals he had the sixth best single game receiving total in franchise history with 203 yards . In 1996 a foot injury suffered in a 10 - 7 loss against the Buffalo Bills , limited him to only 10 games and by the next year he decided to leave the team via free agency . Arizona Cardinals . In 1997 he signed as a free agent with the Arizona Cardinals . Buffalo Bills . In 1998 he signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills , where he played for 2 seasons . San Francisco 49ers . Williams finished his 8 year career with the 49ers in 2000 , finishing with 178 receptions for 2 , 314 yards and 7 touchdown s , 7 , 309 kickoff return yards with 1 touchdown and 2 , 295 yards and 3 touchdown s on punt returns .
1990 New England Patriots season The New England Patriots finished the National Football League ' s 1990 season with a record of one win and fifteen losses , and finished last in the AFC East division . Notably , they lost a nationally - televised game to the Washington Redskins in which they were down 9 – 0 without the Redskins running a single offensive play . The day after the Patriots ' only victory of the season , tight end Zeke Mowatt , running back Robert Perryman and wide receiver Michael Timpson stood in front of " Boston Globe " reporter Lisa Olson semi - naked and sexually harassed her in the Patriots ' locker room at Foxboro Stadium . The incident proved a major embarrassment for the franchise , and the team lost its final 14 games , and was accused of quitting in most of the losses .
2005 Jacksonville Jaguars season After a 9 - 7 season in 2004 the Jaguars came out of the gates prepared to become a dominant force in the AFC . They achieved that task , going 12 - 4 in the regular season , but did not manage to win their own division , getting swept by the Indianapolis Colts as they went 14 - 2 for the second straight year . After ending up on the losing side of a Wild Card Round blowout against the New England Patriots , the Jaguars ended what could have been a Super Bowl season with an overall record of 12 - 5 . Playoffs . " Main article : NFL Playoffs , 2005 - 06 "
Robert James ( linebacker ) Robert William James ( born December 26 , 1983 ) is an American football linebacker for the Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League . He was drafted by the Falcons in the fifth round of the 2008 NFL Draft . He played college football at Arizona State . Professional career . Atlanta Falcons . James was selected as a fifth round ( 138th overall ) draft choice by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2008 NFL Draft . He was signed to the Falcons practice squad on September 6 , 2009 and was elevated to the 53 - man roster on December 29 , 2009 . He was waived by the Falcons on October 5 , 2010 , but was resigned to the team ' s practice squad a day later . Atlanta signed him to the active roster for the regular season finale at Tampa Bay where he saw action on special teams . He was released during final cuts on September 3 , 2011 , and re - signed to the Falcons ' practice squad the following day . On December 28 , 2011 , a day after the Falcons placed veteran linebacker Mike Peterson on the injured reserve list , James was signed to the active roster .
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Bryan Millard Bryan Millard ( born December 2 , 1960 in Sioux City , Iowa ) is a former college and professional American football player . An offensive lineman , he played offensive tackle for the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns and for the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League . From 1984 until 1991 , Millard played primarily at offensive guard for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League . Millard started in 1981 and 1982 for UT - Austin , helping the Longhorns compile two consecutive second - place finishes in the Southwest Conference . In 1981 , Millard ' s team won the Cotton Bowl Classic and received a # 2 national ranking in the final AP Poll . His 1982 team lost the Sun Bowl and ranked # 17 in the final AP Poll , but Millard won recognition as a first team all - conference tackle . Millard went undrafted by the NFL in 1983 , but the New Jersey Generals of the USFL drafted him in the 12th round . As a rookie , Millard helped Herschel Walker run for 1 , 812 yards , though a knee injury sidelined Millard in midseason . In 1984 , Millard ' s blocking helped Walker compile 1 , 339 rushing yards , while fullback Maurice Carthon also gained more than a thousand yards on the ground . The Generals made the playoffs that year , but after the USFL ' s spring season ended , Millard left the team and joined the Seahawks in the NFL that fall . After riding the pine in 1984 , Millard started 9 games at left tackle in 1985 . In 1986 , the Seahawks moved him to right guard , where he started until his retirement after the 1991 season . Millard ' s blocking helped make the Seahawks an offensive powerhouse , featuring the Pro Bowl talents of quarterback Dave Krieg , wide receiver Steve Largent , tailback Curt Warner and fullback John L . Williams . NFL scouts at the time considered him one of the most underrated offensive linemen in the game , but Millard won individual recognition as a second - team all - conference guard in the 1988 United Press International poll . As the starting right guard , he helped the Seahawks post winning records in 1986 , 1987 , 1988 and 1990 , and to make the playoffs in 1987 and 1988 . Injuries forced Millard to retire after the 1991 season . Since retiring from football , he has worked as a pharmaceutical salesman and now owns a chain of gas stations in Austin , Texas . In 1997 , an NFL . com poll named him the greatest offensive lineman in Seahawks history .
Lance Louis Lance Louis is an American football offensive lineman for the Chicago Bears . He was selected at pick 246 in the seventh round of the 2009 NFL Draft . He played four years of football at San Diego State , playing tight end as a sophomore , guard as a junior , and started all twelve games senior year at right tackle . College career . Louis played four years of football at San Diego State , playing tight end as a sophomore , guard as a junior , and started all twelve games senior year at right tackle . In March 2010 he plea guilty to a misdemenour assault charge relating to a fight with a teammate in a meeting room . He was sentenced to three years of informal probation and a $ 565 fine . Pro career . After not being invited to the NFL Combine , Louis was determined to perform admirably at SDSU ' s pro day . He lived up to the task , weighing in at 303 pounds and running a 4 . 76 second 40 . He was drafted in the seventh round of the 2009 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears . 2012 In Week 7 , Louis recorded his first reception off a tipped pass from quarterback Jay Cutler . In Week 12 of the 2012 season against the Minnesota Vikings , Louis tore his left ACL after getting blindsided by Jared Allen , and was placed on injured reserve . Allen was fined $ 20 , 000 for the hit .
Harry O ' Boyle Harry O ' Boyle ( October 31 , 1904 – May 5 , 1994 ) was a blocking back in the National Football League . He first was a member of the Green Bay Packers for two seasons , however he did not see any playing time during a regular season game during his second season . After two seasons away from the NFL , he re - joined the Packers for the 1933 NFL season . The following season he played with the Philadelphia Eagles .
Julius Adams Julius Adams ( born April 26 , 1948 in Macon , Georgia ) was a defensive lineman in the NFL . For his entire career he played for the New England Patriots . He is the father of former NFL player , Keith Adams . College career . Adams was a four - year starter at Texas Southern where he was twice tabbed All - conference in 1968 and 1970 . He played in the College Football All - Star game in Chicago prior to his rookie season in the NFL . Professional career . Adams was drafted in the 2nd round of the 1971 NFL Draft . He started as a rookie and was chosen to the UPI All - Rookie team in 1971 . He was Patriots ' leading sacker with 7½ in 1974 and was named as one of the NFL ' s top defensive linemen by Pro QB Magazine . The following year he missed five games due to a foot injury . Adams was the team ' s top tackler at 47 among the defensive linemen in 1976 , and also had six sacks and 12 QB pressures . He started 14 games in 1977 and had 9½ sacks , including a career - high 4½ against the Falcons ( 12 - 4 - 77 ) in front of his hometown fans . That season he ended with 43 tackles . After missing all but the season opener of the 1978 season with a shoulder injury , he returned in 1979 to play all 16 games . His six QB sacks played a vital part in the Patriots ' NFL leading total of 57 QB sacks . He also had 49 tackles , 13 QB pressures and a fumble recovery . In 1980 , he made his first and only Pro Bowl appearance and earned that honor with 59 tackles and led the team with 9 sacks and finished second on the team in 1980 with 13 QB pressures . In 1981 he was eighth on the team in tackles with 54 stops and 30 assists and his outstanding play and leadership enabled him to win the Jim Lee Hunt Memorial Award , given to the most outstanding Patriot lineman . In 1982 , he finished second among Patriots ' defensive linemen on the tackle chart with 45 and he also made one of the biggest plays of his career that season when be blocked a Uwe von Schamann FG attempt in the Patriots 3 - 0 win over Miami ( 12 - 12 - 82 ) . Adams was again the top tackler among Patriots ' defensive linemen in 1983 with a total of 83 tackles and he also finished second on the team in QB sacks with eight and third with seven QB pressures . In 1984 he made 34 tackles and four sacks , seven QB pressures and one pass deflection in playing . He also blocked extra - point kick late in first half vs . Miami on in October 1984 . He started one game in ' 84 , the final game vs . Indianapolis ( 12 - 16 - 84 ) and in that game , came up with a blocked field oal on a 42 - yarder with five minutes left in a game the Patriots led at the time , 13 - 10 ( went on to win , 16 - 10 ) . He was given a game ball for his effort . Adams played in 1985 on the Super Bowl team and then retired . He came back in 1987 for one final year .
47th Vanier Cup The 2011 Vanier Cup , the 47th edition of the Canadian university football championship , took place on Friday , November 25 , 2011 at BC Place in Vancouver . The McMaster Marauders defeated the Laval Rouge et Or 41 - 38 in only the second ever Vanier Cup to go into overtime . The Marauders won their first ever national championship while the Rouge et Or lost a Vanier Cup game for the first time . BC Place underwent a renovation , including a retractable roof , and hosted the Vanier Cup on the same weekend it hosted the Grey Cup . This marked the first time the two games were played at the same venue on the same weekend since 2007 . McMaster quarterback Kyle Quinlan was named the Ted Morris Memorial Trophy winner after completing 36 of 55 passes for 482 yards passing and two touchdowns . He also rushed for 106 yards on 14 carries , accounting for 588 of the team ' s 675 total offensive yards . His 36 completions and 482 passing yards were both the second best totals ever recorded in a Vanier Cup game . McMaster linebacker Aram Eisho was named the top defensive player and awarded the Bruce Coulter Award after recording 11 . 5 tackles and one forced fumble . Game summary . Laval Rouge et Or ( 38 ) - TDs , Guillaume Rioux , Frédéric Plesius , Sébastien Lévesque , Julian Feoli - Gudino , Adam Thibault ; FGs Boris Bede ; cons . , Bede ( 5 ) . McMaster Marauders ( 41 ) - TDs , James Hill , Chris Pezzetta , Matthew Peressini , Brad Fochesato ; FGs Tyler Crapigna ( 4 ) ; cons . , Crapigna ( 3 ) ; two - point cons . , Peressini . Championships . The Vanier Cup is played between the champions of the Mitchell Bowl and the Uteck Bowl , the national semi - final games . In 2011 , according to the rotating schedule , the Atlantic conference Loney Bowl champion Acadia Axemen met the Ontario conference ' s Yates Cup champion McMaster Marauders for the Uteck Bowl . The winners of the Canada West conference Hardy Trophy , the Calgary Dinos , hosted the Dunsmore Cup Quebec champion Laval Rouge et Or for the Mitchell Bowl .
Mike Campbell ( Canadian football ) Mike Campbell ( born September 19 , 1965 in North York , Ontario ) was a defensive end who played ten seasons in the Canadian Football League , winning a Grey Cup and CFL All - Star selection in 1991 whilst playing for Toronto Argonauts .
William & Mary Tribe football , 1980 – 89 The William & Mary Tribe football teams represented The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg , Virginia , United States . The program was established in 1893 and serves as William & Mary ' s oldest athletic team . Their long - time football rival is the University of Richmond and their annual meeting is dubbed the I - 64 Bowl , so named for the highway connecting the two nearby schools . Jimmye Laycock , a former William & Mary Tribe starting quarterback from 1967 – 69 , officially became the new head coach in 1980 . He had previously worked as position and assistant coaches at various school for the 10 years prior to his first head coaching job , ironically at his " alma mater " . Laycock went 2 – 9 – 0 in 1980 — his first season of what would eventually become the longest tenured and all - time winningest coach in school history . As of 2012 , Laycock is still the head coach and is in his 33rd consecutive year at William & Mary . Of the era ' s 10 seasons , three stand out as particularly noteworthy . In 1986 , the Tribe finished with a then - school record nine wins ( 9 – 3 – 0 ) and an appearance in the Division I - AA playoffs . Though they would lose their first round game at home to Delaware , the season was a successful one . Then , in 1988 , William & Mary was selected as the inaugural American college football team to participate in the Epson Ivy Bowl , a special football game to be played against a team of all - stars from Japan . The Tribe traveled to Yokohama and easily won , 73 – 3 . The game itself was started to try to spread the sport ' s popularity to other parts of the world . In 1989 , for the second time in four years , the Tribe qualified for the playoffs . The result was the same — a first round loss , this time to the Furman Paladins — but William & Mary still finished the season with an 8 – 3 – 1 record . Jimmye Laycock ended his first decade with a winning record ( 57 – 53 – 2 ) . 1988 . William & Mary became the first university to compete in the Epson Ivy Bowl in Yokohama , defeating a football team composed of Japanese all - stars , 73 – 3 . The game occurred on January 8 , 1989 , but does not count toward official win - loss records . In order to participate in the game , however , the Tribe were forced to abstain from the Division I - AA playoffs that they had qualified for .
Willie Brown ( American football ) William Ferdie Brown ( born December 2 , 1940 in Yazoo City , Mississippi ) is a former American football cornerback . He is currently on the coaching staff of the Oakland Raiders . Playing career . Willie Brown played collegiate football at Grambling University and was not drafted by any professional team after leaving school in 1963 . He was signed by the Houston Oilers of the American Football League but was cut from the team during training camp . He was then signed by the AFL ' s Denver Broncos and became a starter by the middle of his rookie season . He won All - AFL honors in his second season and played in the AFL All - Star Game , recording 9 interceptions for 144 yards . In 1967 , Brown was traded to the AFL ' s Oakland Raiders and would spend the remainder of his career there . He served as defensive captain for 10 of his 12 years with the team . He was named to 5 AFL All - Star games and 4 NFL Pro Bowls . He was also named All - AFL 3 times and All - NFL 4 times . Perhaps Brown ' s most memorable moment as a Raider came during Super Bowl XI , when he intercepted a Fran Tarkenton pass and returned it a Super Bowl - record 75 yards for a touchdown . His record would stand for 29 years until it was broken by Kelly Herndon ' s 76 - yard interception return in Super Bowl XL . Willie Brown retired after the 1978 season , and finished his Raiders career with 39 interceptions , tied for first all - time on the team . Overall , he finished his 16 Pro Football seasons with 54 interceptions , which he returned for 472 yards and 2 touchdowns . He also recovered 3 fumbles . He is a member of the American Football League All - Time Team and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 28 , 1984 , his first year of eligibility . In 1999 , he was ranked number 50 on " The Sporting News " ' list of the 100 Greatest Football Players , making him the highest - ranking Raider player . Coaching career . Brown served as a defensive backfield coach for the Raiders from 1979 - 88 . He also had stints as the head at Long Beach State , where he earned a master ' s degree , in 1991 and L . A . Jordan High School in 1994 . In 1995 he returned to the Raiders as the Director of Staff Development . Family / Personal . Brown has three adult children , two daughters and one son from previous marriage .