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College Football Hall of Fame
How does a “baseball kid” who never played organized football until high school become the greatest receiver in Notre Dame history? For Thom Gatewood,…
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College Football Hall of Fame
What if one of the greatest players in University of Washington history had never set foot on the Seattle campus? In 1961, Rick Redman…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How does a quarterback from a winless team become a National sensation and a first-round NFL draft pick? In the mid-1970s, Tommy Kramer did…
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Daily Football History
From the first flickering floodlights of an NFL night game to the championship pedigree of the Arkansas Razorbacks, March 6 is a cornerstone date…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
How many men can say they were a Hall of Fame quarterback, a championship coach, a team owner, and a baseball executive—all while being…
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College Football Hall of Fame
When Bud Wilkinson calls you one of the best he’s ever coached, the world listens. Jim Owens was a rare breed of athlete who…
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College Football Hall of Fame
They called him a “bulldozer,” but Johnny Musso was more like a runaway freight train with a high football IQ. As the heartbeat of…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Before the modern aerial assault became the norm, Jerry Rhome was already playing “video game” football in the 1960s. Armed with a legendary arm…
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College Football Hall of Fame
In the final era of the “one-platoon” system, few players dominated both sides of the ball like Ronnie Caveness. A relentless linebacker and a…
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Daily Football History
From “Pitchin’ Paul” to “The Playmaker,” March 5 is a powerhouse date in football history, connecting eras from the leather-helmet days to modern NFL…
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