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College Football Hall of Fame
Duke Slater was a force of nature as a two-way tackle for the Iowa Hawkeyes, earning All-American honors. His significance transcends his on-field dominance;…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
David “Deacon” Jones was never supposed to be a star. He was an obscure prospect from Mississippi Vocational School, noticed only because a Rams…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Intro to a Legend The Oklahoma Sooners have a storied history of running backs, but few loom larger than Steve Owens. Born in Gore,…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Forest Geyer established the standard for toughness and power at the University of Oklahoma. As a foundational fullback for the Sooners, Geyer represented an…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Dick Butkus burst onto the football scene as a force of nature at the University of Illinois, earning unanimous All-America honors in both 1963…
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NFL Championships
The year 1940 found America on the cusp of change, but on the gridiron, an unprecedented spectacle unfolded that forever changed the game of…
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Daily Football History
December 8 is the most hallowed date in the history of college football’s most prestigious individual award. Over the decades, this date has served…
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College Football Hall of Fame
George Rogers was the embodiment of a dominant running back: agile, powerfully built at 220 pounds, and possessing 4.5-second speed in the 40-yard dash.…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Bill Polian didn’t wear a uniform, but he was arguably one of the most impactful figures in modern NFL history. As a front office…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Bob “Boomer” Brown brought an unprecedented level of size and power to the offensive guard position. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 260 pounds, Brown was…
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