Vince Stevenson

Born March 1, 1884, in Vince Stevenson the University of Pennsylvania quarterback in the early 1900’s. Stevenson may have been slight in size compared to his peers on the gridiron but he made up for it with aggressiveness and quick thinking. The NFF says that Vince often pulled off the unexpected which enabled Stevenson to lead the Quakers to a perfect 12-game record in 1904. Penn out-scored its competition, 222-4, that season, and Stevenson merited All-America recognition from the revered Walter Camp. The National Football Foundation inducted Vince Stevenson into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1968.

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