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Mike Knode Kenneth Thomson " Mike " Knode ( November 8 , 1895 – December 20 , 1980 ) was an American football and baseball player . Knode was born in Westminster , Maryland in 1895 . He attended both the University of Maryland and University of Michigan , playing football and baseball at both institutions . At Michigan , he was the starting quarterback of the undefeated 1918 Michigan Wolverines football team that was recognized as the national championship team of the 1918 college football season . He scored Michigan ' s final touchdown against Michigan Agricultural College in 1918 on a 30 - yard run after faking a pass . In 1920 , he played Major League Baseball as a right fielder , second baseman and shortstop for the St . Louis Cardinals . In 42 games , he accumulated a . 231 batting average and a . 306 on base percentage . His younger brother Robert Knode also played quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines football team , and played for the Cleveland Indians from 1923 to 1926 . Knode died on December 20 , 1980 in South Bend , Indiana at the age of 85 . The University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame posthumously inducted Knode in 1985 .
Face mask ( gridiron football ) In gridiron football , the face mask is the part of the helmet that directly covers the face . It is a major protection for the players , made of metal covered either with rubber or plastic . Details of the face mask may vary according to each player and their needs . For example , the quarterback ' s face mask in previous years could be just a single horizontal bar , since he has a need to see the entire field . ( Single - bar face masks are no longer allowed in most levels , except for players who began using the single bar before the rules were implemented . ) Positions such as linemen , however , may have several bars on their face mask , both horizontal and vertical . Face masks first came into vogue in football during the second half of the 1950s , after the hard - shell plastic helmet became commonplace . Single bars were initially the only available design , and this evolved over the course of the next several decades into the current designs , which became the norm at all levels by the early 1980s . The term " face mask " in the game is also used to refer to the foul of illegally touching the equipment . In most leagues , tackling or otherwise restraining a player by grabbing the face mask is illegal due to the risk of injury , and the penalty is severe , drawing 15 yards , and also a first down if committed by the defense . In high school , the penalty is only 5 yards if the act was considered to be " incidental . "
Gary Finneran Gary Finneran ( April 17 , 1964 – May 10 , 2009 ) , also known as ' Gary X ' , was an American singer songwriter best known as a the frontman for the band Ex - Idols . He was considered to be one of the best songwriters to have never been recognized and was honored as such at his memorial . Finneran gained critical acclaim and radio success with his band The Ex - Idols , known for their single ' Go Away , ' the 1993 Pill Popper EP and 1994 Social Kill full - length CD Relativity Records . After The Ex - Idols , Gary went on to sing and play guitar in the Hollywood three - piece band Tuscaurora . His other music projects included : She Died , Tragedy Club , and Gary X and the Fortune Hunters . Most recently , he was attending the California Institute Of The Arts . In 2009 , after a long troubled history with alcohol , Gary Finneran was found dead in a hotel room in Van Nuys , a victim of his own suicide .
Harrison Stafford Albert Harrison Stafford ( June 18 , 1912 – November 23 , 2004 ) was an American football halfback in the National Football League for the New York Giants . He was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1975 after a stellar college career at the University of Texas .
Bobby Burnett Bobby Clell Burnett ( born January 4 , 1943 in Clinton , Arkansas ) is a former college and professional American football player . Originally a halfback from the University of Arkansas , Burnett in 1966 , his first year with the American Football League ' s Buffalo Bills , had a combined total of 1 , 185 yards rushing and receiving , with over 12 yards per catch and 4 touchdowns on 34 receptions . He had 766 yards on 187 rushes , with 4 rushing touchdowns . He was that year ' s AFL Rookie of the Year , and was also selected to the 1966 AFL All - Star team . Statistics From 1966 - 1969 . 1966 Statistics : 1967 Statistics : 1969 Statistics : References .
Antwan Barnes Antwan Edward Barnes ( born October 19 , 1984 ) is an American football outside linebacker for the New York Jets of the National Football League ( NFL ) . He was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth round of the 2007 NFL Draft . He played college football at Florida International . Barnes has also played for the Philadelphia Eagles and San Diego Chargers . College career . After graduating from Miami Norland High School , barnes played college football at Florida International University in Miami , Florida where he was a 2006 All - Sun Belt Conference selection and the school ' s all - time sacks leader with 22 . On April 29 , 2007 , he became the first player in FIU history to be drafted by a National Football League team when he was selected in the fourth round by the Baltimore Ravens . Professional career . Baltimore Ravens . Barnes was a promising rookie in 2007 , notching 2 sacks , 1 forced fumble , and 10 solo tackles . During a 2007 preseason game , Barnes delivered a blind side hit on Philadelphia Eagles punter Saverio Rocca , knocking off his helmet . Even though officials did not penalize Barnes during the game , the league fined him $ 12 , 500 for the hit . In 2008 , on a roster deep with LBs , he made a name for himself as a stand out special teams player , also making his first post - season appearance . In 2009 , Barnes started the year with his first career interception ( against the San Diego Chargers , his future team ) , but then saw no action for several games . The team finally started using him late in the season , after the defense suffering an overall lack of pass rush , and he came in and notched 3 sacks and 10 solo tackles , as well as a force fumble . Philadelphia Eagles . Barnes was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a 2011 seventh - round draft pick on September 4 , 2010 . He was released on October 9 , after being sparsely used and posting only three tackles . San Diego Chargers . Barnes was signed by the San Diego Chargers on October 12 , 2010 . He made an immediate impact , notching 2 sacks on Tom Brady in a game against the New England Patriots . As a backup pass - rush specialist , he ended the season in San Diego with 4 . 5 sacks and 15 tackles . On July 27 , 2011 , the Chargers re - signed Barnes to a two - year contract . In the 2011 season , he established himself as one of the top pass rushers on the Chargers team , starting 5 games , and notching 41 tackles , 11 sacks , and 2 forced fumbles . His best career game came against his former team , the Baltimore Ravens , on a prime - time December 18th game in San Diego , where he garnered 4 sacks against QB Joe Flacco , along with 6 total tackles . New York Jets . Barnes signed a three - year contract with the New York Jets on March 18 , 2013 . Barnes was placed on injured reserve on October 9 , 2013 after suffering a season - ending knee injury .
Idris Price Idris Price ( born August 30 , 1977 in Norwalk , Connecticut ) is an American football linebacker / fullback for the New York Dragons in the Arena Football League . High school years . Price began his football career at Brien McMahon High School in Norwalk , Connecticut . During his junior year , the Senators recorded an 9 shutouts throughout the season and won a state championship . College years . Price attended the University of New Haven and was a two - year letterman in football . Idris was looking at top tier Division I - A schools for football , along the lines of Syracuse , Clemson , and Rutgers . Pro years . Price was a member of the Super Bowl XXXVII champions , the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following the 2002 NFL season he joined the World League team Frankfurt Galaxy that went on to win the 2003 World Bowl . In 2004 He entered the AFL with the Orlando Predators with whom he played for 3 seasons . From there he went to the Philadelphia Soul ( 2007 ) and the New York Dragons ( 2008 ) . Coaching years . In the offseason of the AFL , Price gave back to the community by returning to his alma mater and coaching at McMahon . After watching Rob Trifone cross the border and begin coaching at Darien High School , Price followed in suit . Public school staff . Continuing with the spirit of giving back to his community , Price currently protects and serves Norwalk High School as a member of the security guard team .
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David Palmer ( American football ) David Lee Palmer ( born November 19 , 1972 ) is a former American college and professional football player who was a wide receiver and kick return specialist in the National Football League ( NFL ) for seven seasons . He played college football for the University of Alabama , where he was an All - American and a member of Alabama ' s 1992 national championship team . A second - round pick in the 1994 NFL Draft , he played professionally for the NFL ' s Minnesota Vikings . Early years . Palmer was born in Birmingham , Alabama . He attended Jackson - Olin High School in Birmingham , where he was the star quarterback and played a variety of other positions for the Jackson - Olin Mustangs high school football team . College career . While attending the University of Alabama , Palmer played for the Alabama Crimson Tide football from 1991 to 1993 , where he wore jersey No . 2 and earned the nickname " The Deuce . " He was recruited to play wide receiver , but his athletic abilities permitted him to fill a variety of roles . He often took snaps directly under center and ran to the right side of the line , making him one of the first " wildcat " quarterbacks . Palmer became the team ' s first 1 , 000 - yard receiver in a single season . Following his junior season , Palmer was recognized as a consensus first - team All - American and was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy , for which he finished third in the voting . He caught 102 passes in three seasons for 1 , 611 yards , a 15 . 8 - yard average per catch , with 11 touchdowns . He rushed 86 times for 598 yards and a touchdown , averaging 7 yards per carry . He completed 15 of 20 passes for 260 yards , an average of 13 yards per catch , with two touchdowns and three interceptions . He returned 83 punts for 865 yards and four touchdowns and ran back 36 kickoffs for 841 yards . Palmer chose not to return to Tuscaloosa for his final season of college eligibility , and turned pro after the 1993 season . Professional career . Palmer was a second - round pick ( 40th overall ) for the Minnesota Vikings in the 1994 NFL Draft . Palmer spent seven seasons ( 1994 - 2001 ) in the NFL , all with the Vikings . His career highlights include leading the league in punt returns during the 1995 season . For his career he returned two punts and one kickoff for touchdowns .
Mike Remmers Michael Remmers ( born April 11 , 1989 ) is an American football offensive tackle for the Denver Broncos . He played college football at Oregon State . Professional career . Remmers signed with the Denver Broncos as an undrafted free agent following the 2012 NFL Draft . Cut week 4 of preseason .
Peter Najarian Peter Najarian is an options trader , television personality , market analyst , and co - founder of optionMONSTER , a provider of market intelligence , commentary , and trading strategies . Along with his brother , Jon Najarian , he founded an online brokerage called tradeMONSTER in October 2008 , during the worst financial turmoil in three - quarters of a century . tradeMONSTER sends trading information through the Web without requiring clients to download trading software . It is in direct competition with rivals such as OptionsXpress Holdings Inc . He is a contributor on CNBC ' s show Fast Money alongside Jon Najarian and Guy Adami . Background . Najarian grew up in Minnesota , the son of famous transplant surgeon John Najarian . Najarian played college football with the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers as a linebacker . He was named to the All - Big Ten second team for three years , from 1983 to 1985 , and was awarded the school ' s Carl Eller award for outstanding defensive player for three consecutive years , from 1983 to 1985 . He also served as the team ' s captain in 1985 . After earning a degree from the University of Minnesota , he became a professional football player with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Minnesota Vikings . He became an options trader in 1992 with the encouragement of his brother Jon Najarian , who worked for Mercury Trading at the Chicago Board Options Exchange . Peter Najarian rose to become president of Mercury , a position he held from 2000 to 2004 , and oversaw the company ' s sale to Citadel LLC . He currently appears on the CNBC financial investing show " Fast Money " .
1992 Purdue Boilermakers football team The 1992 Purdue Boilermakers football team represented Purdue University during the 1992 NCAA Division I - A football season . They participated as members of the Big Ten Conference and played their home games at Ross – Ade Stadium in West Lafayette , Indiana . The team was coached by head coach Jim Colletto .
Emory Smith Emory Smith is a former American football running back . Biography . Born on May 21 , 1974 , Smith attended Clemson University . His brother is Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith . Career . While a member of the Clemson Tigers he was named the Offensive MVP of the 1993 Peach Bowl . After playing of the practice squads of the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL , he played with the Scottish Claymores of NFL Europe during the 1999 season .
Marcus Riley Marcus Riley ( born April 14 , 1984 in Sacramento , California ) is an American football linebacker . He was signed by the Green Bay Packers as an undrafted free agent in 2008 . He played college football at Fresno State . Riley has also been a member of the St . Louis Rams and Chicago Bears . Personal . Riley is a cousin of former NFL wide receiver Henry Ellard .
Ron Morris ( Canadian football ) Ron Morris is a former professional football player and coach in the Canadian Football League who played for the Calgary Stampeders , Toronto Argonauts , and BC Lions and served as the interim head coach of the Lions for one game in 1967 . Morris signed with the Calgary Stampeders in January 1959 . He was used by the Stamps as a running back , defensive halfback , and punter . In 1961 , he was purchased by the Toronto Argonauts for $ 350 . He was wavied by Toronto in September 1963 . A week later he was claimed by the BC Lions to replace the injured Tom Larscheid . While with BC , Morris was a member of the Lions team that won the 52nd Grey Cup . In 1967 , Morris joined the Lions coaching staff , coaching both the offensive and defensive halfbacks . He served as the Lions ' interim head coach for one game between the firing of Dave Skrien and the arrival of Jim Champion . Morris ' only game as head coach ended in an 18 – 17 loss to Toronto . He retired from coaching after the 1968 season to work in real estate .
Tim Washington Tim Washington ( born Timothy Bernard Washington ) was a defensive back in the National Football League . Washington was the final selection of the 1982 NFL Draft , selected by the San Francisco 49ers . He would split that season between the 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs . Washington ' s brother , Anthony also played in the National Football League . Professional career . Saskatchewan Roughriders . In May of 1984 Washington signed a contract with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League .
William Vlachos William C . Vlachos ( born May 26 , 1988 ) is a former American football center for the University of Alabama . Early years . Vlachos was born in Birmingham , Alabama , where he attended Mountain Brook High School . Originally a guard , Vlachos was a three - star prospect out of high school , ranked 19th nationally by Rivals . com , 16th in the state of Alabama by Scout . com and 15th in Alabama by the Mobile Press - Register . As a senior he was recognized on the 6A All - State team . College career . A five year player at Alabama , Vlachos was originally recruited by Mike Shula , not Nick Saban , as Saban replaced Shula before the 2007 season . In his initial year at Alabama , Vlachos played in one game and was subsequently redshirted . In his second year at The Capstone , he saw limited action in seven games , including the 2008 Allstate Sugar Bowl . As a redshirt sophomore in 2009 Vlachos started every game , helping pave the way for eventual Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram to rush for 1658 yards and 17 touchdowns , and helped Greg McElroy throw for 2508 yard and 17 touchdowns , en route an SEC Championship and a BCS National Championship . As a redshirt junior , Vlachos again started every game en route to a 49 - 7 dismantling of Michigan State in the 2011 Capital One Bowl . As a redshirt senior in 2011 , Vlachos again paved the way for another prolific running back , this time Trent Richardson , who rushed for 23 touchdowns and finished as a Heisman Trophy candidate . Vlachos and Alabama would win another BCS National Championship . Vlachos finished his career having started 40 consecutive games and having played in 48 total games . Professional career . On April 30 , 2012 Vlachos was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Tennessee Titans . He was released on August 27 , 2012 .
Injured reserve list The injured reserve list is a list of reserved players who are injured and unable to play for a period of time , used most prominently in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) and National Football League ( NFL ) . It is used because these leagues have a maximum number of players on the team roster , so placing a player on the injured reserve list frees up one spot . In Major League Baseball ( MLB ) , a similar list called the disabled list is used . Also , in the National Basketball Association ( NBA ) , the Inactive List is the rough equivalent of injured / disabled lists of other sports . In the NFL , when a player is placed on the list called " Reserve / Injured " , he cannot play for the remainder of the season . The other leagues allow the player to return to play during the season . The NBA ' s inactive list is the most liberal as it does not generally require a player to be injured . NHL rules . In the event that a player is injured and a Club wishes to place him on the Injured Reserve List the Club must follow these procedures : Players on Injured Reserve may attend team meetings and meals , travel with the team and participate in practices . NFL rules . A team may place a player on injured reserve ( reserve / injured list ) who is " not immediately available for participation with a club " . Generally , these players may not practice or return to the Active List for the rest of the season ( including postseason games ) that they are placed on injured reserve , but are allowed to be with the team . Starting in 2012 , the NFL and the NFLPA reached an agreement allowing one player placed on injured reserve to be brought back to the active roster . Provided the provisions that the player was on the final 53 - man preseason roster ( A rule exempted for the 2012 season ) , and that the injury is deemed to keep this player unable to practice or play football for an estimated six weeks , the player may be allowed to practice after Week 6 , and be activated to play after Week 8 . Teams may also place a player on injured reserve with a minor injury designation , but the team must release the player once he is healthy . NBA rules . Due to abuses in the use of the injured reserve list , where some teams found convenient to use the IR to stash players without independent medical oversight , the injured reserve has been renamed the Inactive List with the last collective bargaining agreement . Starting in the , players can enter the inactive list one hour before tip - off for as little as one game . The inactive list has a minimum of one player and a maximum of three , subject to hardship rules when a team with three injured players already on its inactive list has a fourth player injured . Players sent to the NBA Development League will continue to count on a team ’ s inactive list .
George Wilde George Hall Wilde ( March 26 , 1923 – May 1975 ) was an American football halfback and defensive back in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins . He was born in Olney , Texas , and played college football at Texas A & M University and Texas Christian University .
Jack Depler John Charles Depler ( January 6 , 1899 – December 5 , 1970 ) was a professional football player with the Hammond Pros of the National Football League . He later served as a player - coach with the Orange Tornadoes , and became the founder and coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers of the NFL . Prior to his professional career , Depler played college football at the University of Illinois . There he earned All - American honors in 1918 , 1919 and 1920 and was a consensus pick in 1918 . He helped lead Illinois to its second national championship in 1919 . Depler went on to coach eight years at Columbia University .
Muffed punt In American football , a muffed punt is defined as " touching of the ball prior to possessing the ball . " A muffed punt occurs when there is an " uncontrolled touch " of the football by a player on the returning team after it is punted . This can occur when : A muffed punt is " not " a fumble . To be a fumble , the receiving team must " possess " the football , then lose control . In the case of a fumble , the ball is live and can be returned by the team that recovers the ball . In the case of a muffed punt , it is possible for the punting team to recover the ball and continue the drive , but at least in NCAA and NFL rules , they cannot advance the ball on that same play . Rules vary by league about how to handle a muffed punt . References . Notes