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Eddie Cameron: The “Spark Plug” Fullback and Visionary of the ACC
How does a player step off a midnight train and onto a football field to save a scoreless tie? For Eddie Cameron, the answer…
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Barton “Botchy” Koch: The Aggressive Force of the Baylor Line
What happens when you combine the tenacity of a wrestler with the speed of a back in a 195-pound lineman? You get Barton “Botchy”…
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Ken Strong: The Scoring Machine Who Bankrupted the NYU Cannon
How prolific was Ken Strong? He was quite literally too expensive for the New York University spirit squad. During the 1928 season, NYU’s tradition…
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Tony Romo: From Eastern Illinois Underdog to Dallas Cowboys Legend
How does an undrafted quarterback from a small FCS school in Illinois become the all-time passing leader for “America’s Team”? Long before he was…
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The Defensive Glue: The Legacy of Luke Kuechly
Luke August Kuechly was born on April 20, 1991, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Often described as “Clark Kent” off the field and “Superman” on it,…
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Steve Spurrier: The “Head Ball Coach” Who Changed the Game Twice
What does it take to conquer the gridiron as both a legendary player and a championship coach? Only a handful of figures in football…
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“Jaguar” Jon Arnett: The Most Electrifying All-Purpose Threat in Trojan History
What happens when you combine world-class Olympic-level athleticism with the most elusive running style in the Pacific Coast Conference? You get “Jaguar” Jon Arnett.…
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Eric “The Red” Tipton: The Duke Legend Who Mastered the Art of the Punt
How does a halfback dominate a game without ever reaching the end zone? In 1938, Eric Tipton put on a masterclass in field position…
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Murray Shelton: The Intellectual Edge of Cornell’s 1915 National Champions
In an era when the forward pass was still a daring mystery to most, Murray Shelton and the Cornell Big Red turned it into…
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The Golden Greek: Harry Agganis and the Rise of Boston University Football
What happens when a once-in-a-generation athlete chooses loyalty to his hometown over the lures of the NFL? Harry Agganis wasn’t just a quarterback; he…
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