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Today in Football History
Buck Shaw
Born March 28, 1899, in Mitchellville, Iowa, was College Football Hall of Fame Coach Buck Shaw. Shaw led teams such as the NC State Wolfpack, Nevada, Santa Clara, California Golden Bears, Air Force Academy in the college ranks and then jumped to the NFL with San Francisco 49ers and even won an NFL Championship 1960 on staff with the Philadelphia Eagles. During that 1960 season Shaw won the NFL's Coach of the Year award guiding the Eagles to a 10-2-0 record and a a berth in the playoffs, and one of his players, Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin was the MVP of the League.

In this episode of the Football History Headlines, we discuss the passing of Jim Thorpe, the Colts left Baltimore for Indy, the New York AFL team changed its name and some pro days for current NFL stars.
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