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Troy Polamalu: The “Tasmanian Devil” of the Gridiron
How do you game-plan for a player who seems to be in three places at once? Long before he was the wild-haired icon of…
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Harris Barton: The Scholarly Shield of the Tar Heels and 49ers
How does a player balance being a First Team All-American with being the conference’s top scholar-athlete? For Harris Barton, dominance in the trenches was…
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Jack Pardee: The Iron Will of the Aggies and the Architect of the Run & Shoot
How does a boy from a six-man football town in Texas become the only man to coach in the NFL, USFL, WFL, and NCAA?…
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Jack Cannon: The Bareheaded Warrior of the Fighting Irish
In an era where the leather helmet was the only thing standing between a player and a concussion, one man chose to face the…
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Keith Jackson: The Gold Standard of the Modern Tight End
How does a tight end average nearly 24 yards per catch in a run-heavy wishbone offense? Keith Jackson wasn’t just a safety valve for…
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Germany Schulz: The Michigan Giant Who Invented the Linebacker
How did a 245-pound center from Fort Wayne change the geometry of the football field forever? Before the modern era of complex defensive schemes,…
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Willie Roaf: The “Nasty” Foundation of Louisiana Tech and NFL Dominance
What does it take to become the first consensus All-American lineman for a program in nearly half a century? For Willie Roaf, it was…
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Wilber Marshall: The “Defensive Player of the Century” Who Terrorized the SEC
What happens when you combine elite speed with a collision-level hitting power that leaves stadiums silent? You get Wilber Marshall, the most disruptive defensive…
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Harley Sewell: The Cotton Bowl Legend and Texas Longhorn “Ironman”
Can a single player truly shut down an entire offense? On a cold New Year’s Day in 1952, Harley Sewell did exactly that. As…
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Tony Boselli: The Cornerstone of the USC Line and Jacksonville Jags
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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