College Football Hall of Fame
From Gridiron Glory to Olympic Silver: The Unstoppable John DeWitt
On October 29, 1881, a legend was born in Phillipsburg, New Jersey: John DeWitt. While many know him as an Olympic silver medalist in…
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College Football Hall of Fame
On October 29, 1881, a legend was born in Phillipsburg, New Jersey: John DeWitt. While many know him as an Olympic silver medalist in…
↗Kyle Rote’s legacy is rooted in an extraordinary display of versatility and heart. Thrust into the spotlight at Southern Methodist University as the replacement…
↗Few players bridge the gap between college dominance and professional championship success as completely as Tony Casillas. As a powerhouse defensive tackle for the…
↗James Preston “Jim” Weatherall was born on October 26, 1929, in Graham, Texas. As a dominant two-way tackle, Weatherall anchored the offensive and defensive…
↗Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson once said something to the effect that good planning is laid to waste with one good punch in…
↗Harrison Samuel “Sam” Francis was born on October 26, 1913, in Dunbar, Nebraska. He is celebrated as one of the greatest all-around athletes in…
↗Joe Guyon was Jim Thorpe’s teammate at Carlisle, and from there he moved on to be an All-American tackle at Georgia Tech in 1918…
↗Pat Swilling was born on October 25, 1964, in Toccoa, Georgia, and quickly established a reputation as one of football’s most feared pass rushers…
↗There are many stories of how star collegiate football players took what they learned on the gridiron, along with their educations, and went on…
↗Bob Steuber (born October 25, 1921, in Wenonah, New Jersey) was a versatile and explosive halfback whose collegiate career shattered records and helped revolutionize…
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