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Introduction

Enjoy the history of the gridiron with players who fall into the index of the letter "H" starting their names.

This list will take you to the podcasts, posts, and videos of the selected players that we have featured in the Pigpen.

We are adding significant players daily to our index so please be patient as we dynamically fill this in. Let us know if your favorite is not showing up. pigskindispatch@gmail.com

Player "H" (A)

Adderley, Herb: More than just a cover man, Adderley was a significant contributor to the Green Bay Packers' legendary run under Vince Lombardi, securing multiple championships and earning Pro Bowl recognition.Adderley Herb

Player "H" (C)

Carpenter, Hunter: From his collegiate dominance at Virginia Tech to his brief but legendary professional ventures, Carpenter showcased a rare blend of athleticism and versatility.Carpenter Hunter

Player "H" (G)

Gillom, Horace: College Career Horace Gillom played college football at Ohio State University. He was a standout player for the Buckeyes. After playing at Ohio State, Gillom transferred to the University of Nevada.Gillom Horace

Player "H" (H)

Hart, Ed: Read on to learn more about this early gridiron Tigers legend from our collection of info on him. Discover the inspiring story of Ed Hart, the Princeton tackle who overcame a severe injury to achieve All-American status before serving his country with distinction.Hart Ed

Hayes, Bob: Discover how Hayes's world-class sprinting ability translated into unmatched offensive firepower, forcing defenses to adapt to his blazing speed. From his historic pro career to his impactful Hall of Fame legacy, learn how Bob Hayes literally changed the game, becoming one of the most electrifying playmakers in NFL history and a true pioneer of modern passing offenses.Hayes Bob

Haynes, Mike: From his electrifying punt returns to his lockdown coverage, Haynes consistently proved he was one of the game's elite. Whether he was thwarting opposing receivers with the New England Patriots or later securing championships with the Los Angeles Raiders, his presence on the field was undeniable.Haynes Mike

Hazel, Homer: Beyond his playing days, Hazel transitioned into coaching, notably leading the football and basketball programs at the University of Mississippi. This series will also explore his coaching tenure, examining his influence on the early development of football in the South.Hazel Homer

Hirsch, Elroy Crazy Legs: From his collegiate days as a multi-talented halfback to his revolutionary role as a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, "Crazylegs" was a consistent highlight reel.Hirsch Elroy

Hitchcock, Jimmy: This series will explore every facet of Hitchcock's remarkable life and career. From his three-varsity letter football career at Auburn University, where he excelled as a quarterback, running back, and punter, to his All-American baseball accolades that propelled him to a seven-year professional career, including shortstop for the Boston Bees (later the Atlanta Braves).Hitchcock Jimmy

Holt, Torry: We'll dissect the moments that made Holt a true legend, unraveling the statistics and the impact he had on every team he graced.Holt Torry

Humphrey, Claude: This series will shine a light on the remarkable career of this Pro Football Hall of Famer, a true trench warrior whose impact often transcended the box score.Humphrey Claude

Player "H" (K)

Ketcham, Henry Hank: Ketcham's strength, technique, and leadership were pivotal in an era defined by trench warfare, earning him All-American recognition. We'll trace his journey through college football, revealing how his quiet excellence and relentless play solidified his legacy as one of Yale's all-time greats and a formidable force in the early game.Ketcham Hank

Player "H" (M)

Muller, Brick: Muller was a key figure on the University of California's undefeated "Wonder Teams" of the early 1920s, showcasing his prowess with a memorable 53-yard touchdown pass in the 1921 Rose Bowl.Muller Brick

Player "H" (T)

The Legend of the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame: The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame weren't literal horsemen, but a legendary backfield for the University of Notre Dame's football team in 1924.Four Horsemen of Notre Dame