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College Football Hall of Fame
Richard Wood tracks down ballcarriers with a brutal combination of sideline-to-sideline speed and devastating power. Richard Wood USC legend, is known as the defensive…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Gale Sayers electrifies the football world with a breathtaking blend of blinding speed and fluid agility. Slipping through tiny defensive creases with a grace…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Larry Kelley conquers opposing defenses with a clever, relentless style that made him a gridiron icon. Operating as the premier pass-catcher of the 1930s…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Lydell Mitchell was born on May 30, 1949, in Salem, New Jersey. His journey into gridiron history began in his home state, but it…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Bob Peck rallies his teammates with a legendary battle cry, sparking a golden era of Pittsburgh football. Operating as the smaller, highly aggressive anchor…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Earl “Tuffy” Abell overpowers opponents with a fierce combination of lightning speed and bruising power. In the early era of the gridiron, this legendary…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Rex Kern commands the gridiron with a fierce confidence that defines one of the greatest eras in college football history. As the fearless leader…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Jim Thorpe was born on May 28, 1888, near Prague, Oklahoma, on the Sac and Fox Reservation. Baptized as James Francis Thorpe, his Native…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Kirk Gibson was born in Pontiac, Michigan, on May 28, 1957. While sports fans globally recognize him for his iconic Major League Baseball heroics,…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Bruce Taylor electrifies football history as one of the most dynamic dual-threat defensive backs to ever step onto a collegiate gridiron. Defying the traditional…
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