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The Heart of the Iron Dukes: The Relentless Dan Hill
How do you define defensive perfection? In 1938, Dan Hill and the Duke Blue Devils provided the answer by not surrendering a single point…
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The Immortals of the Autumn Air
Only 0.02% of those who play or coach college football ever reach the summit: the College Football Hall of Fame. This isn’t just a…
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Lynn Swann: The Elegant Icon of USC and the Super Steelers
Before the “highlight reel” was a television staple, Lynn Swann was a living, breathing work of art. With the grace of a ballet dancer…
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Thom Gatewood: The Notre Dame Trailblazer Who Mastered the Air and the Airwaves
How does a “baseball kid” who never played organized football until high school become the greatest receiver in Notre Dame history? For Thom Gatewood,…
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The Husky Hero: How Rick Redman Chose Washington and Changed History
What if one of the greatest players in University of Washington history had never set foot on the Seattle campus? In 1961, Rick Redman…
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Tommy “Two-Minute” Kramer: The Rice Legend Who Conquered the Air
How does a quarterback from a winless team become a National sensation and a first-round NFL draft pick? In the mid-1970s, Tommy Kramer did…
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Jim Owens: The Iron Man of Oklahoma and Washington
When Bud Wilkinson calls you one of the best he’s ever coached, the world listens. Jim Owens was a rare breed of athlete who…
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The Italian Stallion: Johnny Musso’s Legendary Run at Alabama
They called him a “bulldozer,” but Johnny Musso was more like a runaway freight train with a high football IQ. As the heartbeat of…
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Jerry Rhome: The Quarterback Who Shattered the Record Books
Before the modern aerial assault became the norm, Jerry Rhome was already playing “video game” football in the 1960s. Armed with a legendary arm…
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The Razorback Anchor: The Iron-Man Legacy of Ronnie Caveness
In the final era of the “one-platoon” system, few players dominated both sides of the ball like Ronnie Caveness. A relentless linebacker and a…
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