College Football Hall of Fame
Harley Sewell: The Cotton Bowl Legend and Texas Longhorn “Ironman”
Can a single player truly shut down an entire offense? On a cold New Yearβs Day in 1952, Harley Sewell did exactly that. As…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Can a single player truly shut down an entire offense? On a cold New Yearβs Day in 1952, Harley Sewell did exactly that. As…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How does one man become the “Foundation” of an entire NFL franchise? Before he was the first-ever draft pick in Jacksonville Jaguars history, Tony…
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College Football Hall of Fame
When Knute Rockne offers to buy a suit for anyone who can tackle you, you know youβve arrived. Herb Joesting didn’t just play fullback…
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In the modern era of specialization, Bill Redell’s story sounds like a gridiron myth. Known to the Occidental faithful as “The Falcon,” Redell was…
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How do you shut down a Heisman winner and secure a National Championship in a single afternoon? You unleash Steve Emtman. Born in Spokane…
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Can a quarterback from a small Ohio college become a global champion? Jim Ballard didn’t just play Division III football; he transformed it into…
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What happens when a player possesses the frame of a lineman and the hands of a world-class receiver? You get Ted Kwalick, the man…
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Can one player dominate every single phase of a football game? Long before the era of specialized superstars, Penn State had “Riverboat Richie” Lucas.…
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Long before Jim Thorpe became a household name, another “free spirit” from the Minnesota wilds was carving out a legend that would change college…
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College Football Hall of Fame
How does a single player lead the nation in touchdown passes, punting, and return yards all in one career? Long before the era of…
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