This document provides quick fact sheets for Redskins quarterbacks, running backs, fullbacks, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive linemen. It lists each player's height, weight, age, NFL experience, college attended, and 1-3 key facts. A total of 15 players are summarized.
The document provides a preview of the 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championships, noting that defending champion Iowa is favored to win its third consecutive team title behind six potential individual champions, while Iowa State, Lehigh, Oregon State, Wisconsin and Oklahoma State also have strong lineups returning multiple placewinners from the previous year's tournament.
1) In 1963, Denton High School in Texas voted to desegregate, becoming one of the early schools in Texas to do so.
2) The desegregation of Denton High's football team in the 1970s helped create an environment of racial brotherhood and paved the way for future black football stars in Texas and beyond.
3) Coaches like C.H. Collins played a key role in the smooth transition and created a supportive environment that helped players of all races succeed on and off the field.
Robert Griffin III nearly scored a rushing touchdown for the Washington Redskins against the New York Giants, but it was overturned on review when he lost possession of the ball. The Giants then went on to defeat the Redskins 24-13 behind three touchdown catches by rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. The loss was the sixth in a row for Washington, who finished last in the NFC East division with a 3-11 record.
The 1991 Chicago Bulls were the greatest NBA team ever. They began a dynasty, winning their first of two "three-peats" in eight years. Led by Michael Jordan and coached by Phil Jackson, the 1991 Bulls had incredible team chemistry and focus. They went 61-21 in the regular season, sweeping through the playoffs and defeating the defending champion Detroit Pistons in the Eastern Conference Finals before beating the Los Angeles Lakers for the championship. Michael Jordan dominated offensively while the team played great defense and shared the ball effectively under Phil Jackson's leadership.
Critical Betting Info For Preseason Football Picks Week 1Joe Duffy
It’s the first night of preseason in which there are multiple games. The famed preseason primer is up with news and notes on Falcons vs. Dolphins, Vikings vs. Bills, Redskins vs. Ravens, Jaguars vs. Patriots, Broncos vs. Bears, Eagles vs. Packers, Saints vs. Browns. The strongest bets are on OffshoreInsiders.com
Randy Moss had an illustrious high school and college football career where he set numerous receiving records. He was drafted 21st by the Minnesota Vikings in 1998 and had immediate success, setting the NFL rookie record with 17 touchdown receptions and being named Offensive Rookie of the Year. Moss spent seven seasons with the Vikings where he established himself as one of the league's top receivers before being traded to the Oakland Raiders in 2004. After two seasons with diminished production in Oakland, Moss was traded again to the New England Patriots in 2007 where he has re-emerged as an elite receiver, leading the league in several receiving categories.
The document provides a preview of the 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championships, noting that defending champion Iowa is favored to win its third consecutive team title behind six potential individual champions, while Iowa State, Lehigh, Oregon State, Wisconsin and Oklahoma State also have strong lineups returning multiple placewinners from the previous year's tournament.
1) In 1963, Denton High School in Texas voted to desegregate, becoming one of the early schools in Texas to do so.
2) The desegregation of Denton High's football team in the 1970s helped create an environment of racial brotherhood and paved the way for future black football stars in Texas and beyond.
3) Coaches like C.H. Collins played a key role in the smooth transition and created a supportive environment that helped players of all races succeed on and off the field.
Robert Griffin III nearly scored a rushing touchdown for the Washington Redskins against the New York Giants, but it was overturned on review when he lost possession of the ball. The Giants then went on to defeat the Redskins 24-13 behind three touchdown catches by rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. The loss was the sixth in a row for Washington, who finished last in the NFC East division with a 3-11 record.
The 1991 Chicago Bulls were the greatest NBA team ever. They began a dynasty, winning their first of two "three-peats" in eight years. Led by Michael Jordan and coached by Phil Jackson, the 1991 Bulls had incredible team chemistry and focus. They went 61-21 in the regular season, sweeping through the playoffs and defeating the defending champion Detroit Pistons in the Eastern Conference Finals before beating the Los Angeles Lakers for the championship. Michael Jordan dominated offensively while the team played great defense and shared the ball effectively under Phil Jackson's leadership.
Critical Betting Info For Preseason Football Picks Week 1Joe Duffy
It’s the first night of preseason in which there are multiple games. The famed preseason primer is up with news and notes on Falcons vs. Dolphins, Vikings vs. Bills, Redskins vs. Ravens, Jaguars vs. Patriots, Broncos vs. Bears, Eagles vs. Packers, Saints vs. Browns. The strongest bets are on OffshoreInsiders.com
Randy Moss had an illustrious high school and college football career where he set numerous receiving records. He was drafted 21st by the Minnesota Vikings in 1998 and had immediate success, setting the NFL rookie record with 17 touchdown receptions and being named Offensive Rookie of the Year. Moss spent seven seasons with the Vikings where he established himself as one of the league's top receivers before being traded to the Oakland Raiders in 2004. After two seasons with diminished production in Oakland, Moss was traded again to the New England Patriots in 2007 where he has re-emerged as an elite receiver, leading the league in several receiving categories.
African American athletes have had a profound impact on professional sports. They have changed the racial makeup of sports and influenced public perception. Many pioneering black athletes broke barriers and records in sports like basketball, baseball, football, and more. Today, African Americans dominate in the NBA, NFL, college basketball, and college football. Their successes have inspired many black youth to pursue their dreams in sports.
Communication and Sports Research PaperZachary Todd
1) Viewing athletes as heroes has negative effects on society as many labeled heroes, such as Lance Armstrong and Mark McGwire, were later found to be liars and cheaters through illegal actions.
2) The definition of "hero" has changed over time from its original Greek meaning of a divine or mythological figure to now often referring to successful athletes in modern culture.
3) While some athletes like Jackie Robinson and Joe DiMaggio deserve the title of hero for their courageous acts, many viewed athletes are really just "pseudo-heroes" created by mass media attention rather than truly heroic characteristics.
The Jay County High School baseball team lost 7-1 to the Wayne Generals in the Class 4A Sectional 6 semifinal. The Generals scored 4 runs in the third inning aided by two errors from the Patriots. Jay County struggled to get hits and runners in scoring position throughout the game. They left 6 runners stranded and only managed 1 run in the 7th inning. The loss ends the Patriots' season with a record of 11-14 and they have not won a sectional championship since 2007.
The document summarizes a baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. In the third inning, the Red Sox hit four consecutive home runs off Yankees pitcher Chase Wright, tying a major league record. Manny Ramirez, J.D. Drew, Mike Lowell, and Jason Varitek each homered on 10 consecutive pitches. Despite taking a brief lead, the Red Sox had to rally later to win the game 7-6 and complete a sweep of the Yankees at Fenway Park, their first since 1990.
National Basketball Association League (NBA), formerly Basketball Association of America (BAA), officially started in 1946. From then, 69 NBA champions and follow-ups emerged. The most champion basketball team in the NBA League is Boston Celtics with 17 championships.
The most season MVP is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, from Los Angeles Lakers, was honored as season MVP for six times. The most finals MVP is Michael Jordan (Chicago Bulls). Jordan became finals MVP for six times.
This document discusses the involvement of racial and ethnic groups in sport in the United States. It covers several key topics:
1) It examines the historical experiences of African Americans in sport, from exclusion in the early years to breaking barriers in the mid-20th century and challenges that still remain with representation in leadership positions.
2) It explores the concept of race and ethnicity in society, debunking the idea of biological races and discussing how these are social constructs used to justify oppression and stratification.
3) It looks at the large involvement of Latino athletes in baseball and their economic exploitation as a source of cheap labor, as well as the growing role of Latinos in soccer in the U.S.
Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life by Commissioner Adam Silver after audio clips were released of Sterling making racist comments to his girlfriend. All-star player Blake Griffin aimed to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a championship despite the controversy surrounding their former owner. Floyd Mayweather expressed interest in potentially purchasing the Clippers organization from Sterling after he was banned.
This document is a program for a Veterans Day ceremony held by the Renaissance Class at LVHS. It includes performances by the LVHS band and vocal groups. The program recognizes Boy Scout Pack 39 and two graduating seniors, Cassi Stein and Blake Butler, along with their post-secondary plans. It also lists several LVHS students who have enlisted in the military and includes brief remarks from guest speakers Dave Hile, Randy Baughman, and Jeff Camp.
Travis Williams is a veteran who served with the 1st Marine Battalion in Iraq. He is remembering and mourning 13 brothers from his battalion who were killed in action: Grant Fraser, Nicholas Bloem, Timothy Bell, Brett Wightman, David Kreuter, Michael Cifuentes, Christopher Dyer, Justin Hoffman, Aaron Reed, Edward “Augie” Schroeder, and Eric Bernholtz. Williams has joined groups honoring America and the Marine Corps, and is hosting a memorial for his fallen brothers on May 7, 2010 in Huntley, Illinois.
Travis Williams is a veteran who served with the 1st Marine Battalion in Iraq. He is remembering and mourning 13 brothers from his battalion who were killed in action: Grant Fraser, Nicholas Bloem, Timothy Bell, Brett Wightman, David Kreuter, Michael Cifuentes, Christopher Dyer, Justin Hoffman, Aaron Reed, Edward “Augie” Schroeder, and Eric Bernholtz. Williams has joined groups honoring America and the Marine Corps, and is hosting a memorial for his fallen brothers on May 7, 2010 in Huntley, Illinois.
GCAA Division III Bushnell Golfweek Preseason PollUTTylerPatriots
The document announces the results of the preseason Division III Coaches Poll, with the following key points:
1) Defending national champion Methodist is ranked number one, receiving 14 first-place votes.
2) NCAA runner-up LaGrange is ranked second, receiving one first-place vote.
3) Third-ranked UT Tyler collected the final two first-place votes.
The document discusses recent football games and standings in the Lone Star Conference. Three teams - Midwestern State, Texas A&M-Commerce, and Angelo State - remain undefeated. This week's key game is Angelo State hosting Midwestern State. The conference determines playoff seeding based on regular season results and conducts a two-week playoff between the top teams. Midwestern State improved to 4-0 with a victory over Tarleton State, while Angelo State defeated West Texas A&M. Texas A&M-Commerce also won their game. The document provides details on individual top performances and awards.
The Delta State Statesmen football team defeated Valdosta State 49-32 in their Gulf South Conference opener. Quarterback Tyler Sullivan had a great game, passing for 502 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Lady Statesmen cross country team won their home invitational, led by individual winner Mary Katherine Chunn and third place finisher Tressa Lamb. The DSU golf team also won a tournament.
This document discusses various sociological issues related to race and sport, including: oppression of minority groups in sports; participation and employment trends by race; stacking of minority athletes into certain positions; erasure of struggles with segregation from accounts of sporting history; different treatment and assumptions about Black vs. white athletes who turn pro early; lack of research on and support for Black female athletes; and barriers to entry for minorities in some sports. While sports have been problematic, they also offer opportunities to challenge racial inequalities.
Klay Thompson was born in 1990 in Los Angeles, California. He attended Washington State University and helped lead them to a national championship. Thompson has had an illustrious NBA career since being drafted 11th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2011, including winning an NBA championship in 2015 with the Warriors and earning two All-Star selections. He has also won a Three-Point Contest and been named All-NBA Third Team.
This article discusses 5 inspirational NBA players: Kobe Bryant, who played his entire 20-season career with the Los Angeles Lakers after entering the NBA directly from high school; LeBron James, who has played for the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and currently the Los Angeles Lakers and is often considered one of the greatest players of all time; Michael Jordan, also considered the greatest player of all time and known for his work ethic and competitive drive; Magic Johnson, who elevated his game and the NBA with his passing skills and speed while also fighting HIV in the NBA; and Bill Russell, who won the most NBA titles of all time as the first African American all-star and fought for civil rights in
The Fritz Pollard Alliance Foundation aims to increase opportunities for minorities in the NFL. Fritz Pollard was the first African American NFL player and coach who broke many barriers. The Foundation hosts awards ceremonies honoring minority coaches and executives in college football and the NFL who have achieved excellence despite facing racism.
Members of the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) participate in shooting competitions alongside able-bodied enthusiasts. For veterans with spinal cord injuries, shooting provides an activity they enjoyed before their injury. PVA chapters host local and national shooting events that allow veterans with disabilities to compete equally with able-bodied people. The events provide veterans social opportunities and a chance to pursue hobbies from before their injury.
The South Eugene Hall of Fame Class of 2011 includes 17 athletes and 2 teams being inducted. Some of the inductees are Nate Jaqua for soccer, Charles Warren for basketball, Katy Polansky for track, Bill McChesney for cross country, and Casey Martin for golf. The 1987 women's basketball team and 1971 men's track and field team are also being inducted.
Oakland Raiders 2015 Season Honors Notes and InformationAdam Klionsky
Derek Carr had an outstanding 2015 season as quarterback of the Oakland Raiders. He was named the starter in his second NFL season and emerged as one of the top passers in the league. Carr threw for over 3,100 yards and 26 touchdowns, both career highs, and led the Raiders to victories with fourth quarter comebacks. His performance put him among the NFL leaders in several key passing categories. Carr established himself as the Raiders' franchise quarterback after a very promising start to his career.
The document lists the top 75 men's and women's basketball players and coaches from the Lone Star Conference's first 75 years. It provides biographical information on many of the players and coaches recognized, including their school, years active, hometown, records held, awards earned, and other accomplishments. The list includes notable names such as Guy V. Lewis, Pete Harris, James Silas, and Eddie Robinson. It also recognizes five current LSC members who were included on the list.
2019 BALTIMORE RAVENS 2019 SEASON IN REVIEWBrian Slack
The Baltimore Ravens had a historic 14-2 regular season in 2019, setting franchise records in numerous offensive categories. Led by unanimous MVP Lamar Jackson, the Ravens broke the single-season rushing record with 3,296 yards. Jackson accounted for 43 total touchdowns and became the first QB ever to pass for over 3,000 yards and rush for over 1,000 yards in a single season. The Ravens' defense also performed well, allowing fewer than 300 points and ranking in the top 10 in most defensive categories. However, the Ravens' season ended in the Divisional Round of the playoffs with a loss to the Tennessee Titans.
African American athletes have had a profound impact on professional sports. They have changed the racial makeup of sports and influenced public perception. Many pioneering black athletes broke barriers and records in sports like basketball, baseball, football, and more. Today, African Americans dominate in the NBA, NFL, college basketball, and college football. Their successes have inspired many black youth to pursue their dreams in sports.
Communication and Sports Research PaperZachary Todd
1) Viewing athletes as heroes has negative effects on society as many labeled heroes, such as Lance Armstrong and Mark McGwire, were later found to be liars and cheaters through illegal actions.
2) The definition of "hero" has changed over time from its original Greek meaning of a divine or mythological figure to now often referring to successful athletes in modern culture.
3) While some athletes like Jackie Robinson and Joe DiMaggio deserve the title of hero for their courageous acts, many viewed athletes are really just "pseudo-heroes" created by mass media attention rather than truly heroic characteristics.
The Jay County High School baseball team lost 7-1 to the Wayne Generals in the Class 4A Sectional 6 semifinal. The Generals scored 4 runs in the third inning aided by two errors from the Patriots. Jay County struggled to get hits and runners in scoring position throughout the game. They left 6 runners stranded and only managed 1 run in the 7th inning. The loss ends the Patriots' season with a record of 11-14 and they have not won a sectional championship since 2007.
The document summarizes a baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. In the third inning, the Red Sox hit four consecutive home runs off Yankees pitcher Chase Wright, tying a major league record. Manny Ramirez, J.D. Drew, Mike Lowell, and Jason Varitek each homered on 10 consecutive pitches. Despite taking a brief lead, the Red Sox had to rally later to win the game 7-6 and complete a sweep of the Yankees at Fenway Park, their first since 1990.
National Basketball Association League (NBA), formerly Basketball Association of America (BAA), officially started in 1946. From then, 69 NBA champions and follow-ups emerged. The most champion basketball team in the NBA League is Boston Celtics with 17 championships.
The most season MVP is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, from Los Angeles Lakers, was honored as season MVP for six times. The most finals MVP is Michael Jordan (Chicago Bulls). Jordan became finals MVP for six times.
This document discusses the involvement of racial and ethnic groups in sport in the United States. It covers several key topics:
1) It examines the historical experiences of African Americans in sport, from exclusion in the early years to breaking barriers in the mid-20th century and challenges that still remain with representation in leadership positions.
2) It explores the concept of race and ethnicity in society, debunking the idea of biological races and discussing how these are social constructs used to justify oppression and stratification.
3) It looks at the large involvement of Latino athletes in baseball and their economic exploitation as a source of cheap labor, as well as the growing role of Latinos in soccer in the U.S.
Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life by Commissioner Adam Silver after audio clips were released of Sterling making racist comments to his girlfriend. All-star player Blake Griffin aimed to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a championship despite the controversy surrounding their former owner. Floyd Mayweather expressed interest in potentially purchasing the Clippers organization from Sterling after he was banned.
This document is a program for a Veterans Day ceremony held by the Renaissance Class at LVHS. It includes performances by the LVHS band and vocal groups. The program recognizes Boy Scout Pack 39 and two graduating seniors, Cassi Stein and Blake Butler, along with their post-secondary plans. It also lists several LVHS students who have enlisted in the military and includes brief remarks from guest speakers Dave Hile, Randy Baughman, and Jeff Camp.
Travis Williams is a veteran who served with the 1st Marine Battalion in Iraq. He is remembering and mourning 13 brothers from his battalion who were killed in action: Grant Fraser, Nicholas Bloem, Timothy Bell, Brett Wightman, David Kreuter, Michael Cifuentes, Christopher Dyer, Justin Hoffman, Aaron Reed, Edward “Augie” Schroeder, and Eric Bernholtz. Williams has joined groups honoring America and the Marine Corps, and is hosting a memorial for his fallen brothers on May 7, 2010 in Huntley, Illinois.
Travis Williams is a veteran who served with the 1st Marine Battalion in Iraq. He is remembering and mourning 13 brothers from his battalion who were killed in action: Grant Fraser, Nicholas Bloem, Timothy Bell, Brett Wightman, David Kreuter, Michael Cifuentes, Christopher Dyer, Justin Hoffman, Aaron Reed, Edward “Augie” Schroeder, and Eric Bernholtz. Williams has joined groups honoring America and the Marine Corps, and is hosting a memorial for his fallen brothers on May 7, 2010 in Huntley, Illinois.
GCAA Division III Bushnell Golfweek Preseason PollUTTylerPatriots
The document announces the results of the preseason Division III Coaches Poll, with the following key points:
1) Defending national champion Methodist is ranked number one, receiving 14 first-place votes.
2) NCAA runner-up LaGrange is ranked second, receiving one first-place vote.
3) Third-ranked UT Tyler collected the final two first-place votes.
The document discusses recent football games and standings in the Lone Star Conference. Three teams - Midwestern State, Texas A&M-Commerce, and Angelo State - remain undefeated. This week's key game is Angelo State hosting Midwestern State. The conference determines playoff seeding based on regular season results and conducts a two-week playoff between the top teams. Midwestern State improved to 4-0 with a victory over Tarleton State, while Angelo State defeated West Texas A&M. Texas A&M-Commerce also won their game. The document provides details on individual top performances and awards.
The Delta State Statesmen football team defeated Valdosta State 49-32 in their Gulf South Conference opener. Quarterback Tyler Sullivan had a great game, passing for 502 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Lady Statesmen cross country team won their home invitational, led by individual winner Mary Katherine Chunn and third place finisher Tressa Lamb. The DSU golf team also won a tournament.
This document discusses various sociological issues related to race and sport, including: oppression of minority groups in sports; participation and employment trends by race; stacking of minority athletes into certain positions; erasure of struggles with segregation from accounts of sporting history; different treatment and assumptions about Black vs. white athletes who turn pro early; lack of research on and support for Black female athletes; and barriers to entry for minorities in some sports. While sports have been problematic, they also offer opportunities to challenge racial inequalities.
Klay Thompson was born in 1990 in Los Angeles, California. He attended Washington State University and helped lead them to a national championship. Thompson has had an illustrious NBA career since being drafted 11th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2011, including winning an NBA championship in 2015 with the Warriors and earning two All-Star selections. He has also won a Three-Point Contest and been named All-NBA Third Team.
This article discusses 5 inspirational NBA players: Kobe Bryant, who played his entire 20-season career with the Los Angeles Lakers after entering the NBA directly from high school; LeBron James, who has played for the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and currently the Los Angeles Lakers and is often considered one of the greatest players of all time; Michael Jordan, also considered the greatest player of all time and known for his work ethic and competitive drive; Magic Johnson, who elevated his game and the NBA with his passing skills and speed while also fighting HIV in the NBA; and Bill Russell, who won the most NBA titles of all time as the first African American all-star and fought for civil rights in
The Fritz Pollard Alliance Foundation aims to increase opportunities for minorities in the NFL. Fritz Pollard was the first African American NFL player and coach who broke many barriers. The Foundation hosts awards ceremonies honoring minority coaches and executives in college football and the NFL who have achieved excellence despite facing racism.
Members of the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) participate in shooting competitions alongside able-bodied enthusiasts. For veterans with spinal cord injuries, shooting provides an activity they enjoyed before their injury. PVA chapters host local and national shooting events that allow veterans with disabilities to compete equally with able-bodied people. The events provide veterans social opportunities and a chance to pursue hobbies from before their injury.
The South Eugene Hall of Fame Class of 2011 includes 17 athletes and 2 teams being inducted. Some of the inductees are Nate Jaqua for soccer, Charles Warren for basketball, Katy Polansky for track, Bill McChesney for cross country, and Casey Martin for golf. The 1987 women's basketball team and 1971 men's track and field team are also being inducted.
Oakland Raiders 2015 Season Honors Notes and InformationAdam Klionsky
Derek Carr had an outstanding 2015 season as quarterback of the Oakland Raiders. He was named the starter in his second NFL season and emerged as one of the top passers in the league. Carr threw for over 3,100 yards and 26 touchdowns, both career highs, and led the Raiders to victories with fourth quarter comebacks. His performance put him among the NFL leaders in several key passing categories. Carr established himself as the Raiders' franchise quarterback after a very promising start to his career.
The document lists the top 75 men's and women's basketball players and coaches from the Lone Star Conference's first 75 years. It provides biographical information on many of the players and coaches recognized, including their school, years active, hometown, records held, awards earned, and other accomplishments. The list includes notable names such as Guy V. Lewis, Pete Harris, James Silas, and Eddie Robinson. It also recognizes five current LSC members who were included on the list.
2019 BALTIMORE RAVENS 2019 SEASON IN REVIEWBrian Slack
The Baltimore Ravens had a historic 14-2 regular season in 2019, setting franchise records in numerous offensive categories. Led by unanimous MVP Lamar Jackson, the Ravens broke the single-season rushing record with 3,296 yards. Jackson accounted for 43 total touchdowns and became the first QB ever to pass for over 3,000 yards and rush for over 1,000 yards in a single season. The Ravens' defense also performed well, allowing fewer than 300 points and ranking in the top 10 in most defensive categories. However, the Ravens' season ended in the Divisional Round of the playoffs with a loss to the Tennessee Titans.
NFL SOAP BOX GAME REPORTS-SUPER BOWL LVIIIBrian Slack
The document provides an overview of Super Bowl LVIII between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs. It discusses key storylines and matchups, including Patrick Mahomes' opportunity to win a third Super Bowl at a young age, Andy Reid's chance at back-to-back titles, and the generational coaching matchup between the Shanahans and McCaffreys. The document also provides team capsules highlighting stats and players to watch for both teams.
2017 NCAA Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-America softb...lscmedia
The document provides the first and second team selections for the 2017 Division II CCA All-America Softball Team. Coley Ries from Minnesota State and Sarah Kennedy from Augustana were named the top pitcher and player, respectively, in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference for the 2017 season and were selected to the first team. The first team includes standout players from several schools, such as Maddie Dow from Southern Arkansas who led DII with 22 home runs. The second team recognizes other talented players like Brandy Marlett from Angelo State who had 28 wins and 295 strikeouts.
2015 Central Oklahoma football media guideBronchoSports
The University of Central Oklahoma has a rich football history dating back to 1902, including 607 all-time wins which ranks fourth among NCAA Division II schools, two national championships, 31 conference titles, and 10 playoff appearances. UCO football plays its home games at Wantland Stadium, a 10,000 seat facility that is considered one of the finest in NCAA Division II. Key facts about UCO football include having over 500 all-conference players and 116 All-Americans over the years.
The South Carolina Football Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2017 inductees and the date for the 5th Anniversary Enshrinement Ceremony to be held on April 20, 2017 in Greenville, SC. The five inductees are Felix "Doc" Blanchard, Charles "Charlie" Brown, Fisher DeBerry, Lorenzo Levon Kirkland, and Dick Sheridan. The ceremony will also honor the 2017 Humanitarian of the Year and 2016 Collegiate Player of the Year.
Midwestern State and Texas A&M-Commerce were selected to represent the Lone Star Conference in the 2015 NCAA Division II Football Championship. Midwestern State received the No. 1 seed in their region and a first-round bye, while Texas A&M-Commerce will face Ferris State in the first round as the seventh seed, making their first playoff appearance since 1995. Midwestern State defeated Texas A&M-Commerce 37-33 in the Lone Star Conference championship game.
This summary provides an overview of key NFL games and stats in Week 7:
- Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs face Joe Flacco and the Broncos on Thursday, with Mahomes on pace to break Peyton Manning's single-season passing record.
- On Sunday, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens face Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, with Wilson on pace to break Aaron Rodgers' single-season passer rating and interception records.
- Other key matchups include the Patriots visiting the Jets on Monday Night Football, and the Saints traveling to face the Bears.
- Additional stats highlighted include rushing touchdowns being at near record highs through six weeks, and close games defining the 2019 season so far.
The document summarizes information about the 2013 Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann Trophy award banquet. It announces that Patrick Mullins of Maryland and Morgan Brian of Virginia are the winners of the men's and women's trophies. It provides background on the award, including that coaches and fans vote for the winners. It also gives brief biographies of Mullins and Brian and lists some past winners. The master of ceremonies is announced to be Bill McDermott, who is described as having been broadcasting soccer the longest of any current US announcer.
This document summarizes the 2013 Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann Trophy award ceremony which honors the top male and female college soccer players of the year. Patrick Mullins of Maryland and Morgan Brian of Virginia were named the 2013 winners. The ceremony is hosted annually by the Missouri Athletic Club and involves voting by college coaches and fans to determine the winners. Past winners of the award include many famous American soccer players such as Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly, and Claudio Reyna.
Reese Gregory from St. Cloud State University and Will Albertson from Catawba College were named the 2015 Daktronics NCAA Division II Baseball Ron Lenz Pitcher and Player of the Year respectively. A total of 49 student-athletes from 40 institutions were named to the Daktronics All-America first, second or third teams, while 15 other players received honorable mentions. Gregory had a 13-0 record with a 1.49 ERA while Albertson led Division II in several offensive categories with a .473 batting average.
Reese Gregory from St. Cloud State University and Will Albertson from Catawba College were named the 2015 Daktronics NCAA Division II Baseball Ron Lenz Pitcher and Player of the Year respectively. A total of 49 student-athletes from 40 institutions were named to the Daktronics All-America first, second or third teams, while 15 others received honorable mentions. Gregory had a 13-0 record with a 1.49 ERA and 92 strikeouts to lead the Huskies, while Albertson led Catawba with a .473 batting average, 26 home runs and 90 RBIs.
The West Texas A&M Buffaloes football team will travel to Odessa, Texas to face the UT Permian Basin Falcons. The Buffaloes are 4-1 overall and 1-1 in conference play, while the Falcons are 2-3 overall and 0-3 in conference play. Key players for the Buffaloes include running back Jarrod Compton and wide receiver Juwan McCall. The Buffaloes have won the last three meetings against the Falcons by a combined score of 106-41.
The document provides information about the upcoming NFC Championship game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay Packers, as well as the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. It lists key stats and records for both teams, including playoff histories, regular season matchups, and individual player stats and accolades. The Packers and Chiefs are favored at home, looking to advance to the Super Bowl, while the Buccaneers and Bills aim for their first Super Bowl appearances since 2002 and 1993 respectively.
This document provides information about a baseball game between the Lake Erie Crushers and Normal CornBelters, including the starting pitchers, recent performances, and team stats and records. It also includes player profiles and summaries of recent games and accomplishments for both teams.
This document summarizes a Texas Tech football forum sponsored by the Texas Tech Alumni Association of Houston. It provides biographies of the panelists, including former Texas Tech players and coaches, and previews the 2011 Texas Tech football season, roster, schedule, and 2012 recruiting class.
This document provides information about the Baltimore Ravens game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football in Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season. It lists key personnel for both teams, including the starting quarterback Lamar Jackson for the Ravens and Derek Carr for the Raiders. It also provides statistics for both teams from the 2020 season and outlines the Ravens' 2021 draft class.
This document provides information about the Baltimore Ravens game against the Las Vegas Raiders to open the 2021 NFL season, including injury reports, player stats from 2020, and draft selections. It lists the Ravens public relations staff and notes that the game will be broadcast on ESPN and ABC on Monday, September 13 at 8:15pm ET at Allegiant Stadium.
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Robert Griffin III | HT: 6-2 | WT: 217 | AGE: 23 | NFL EXP: 2 | COLLEGE: Baylor
-- Threw for 300-plus yards in Weeks 1-3, the first time he had thrown for 300 yards in three consecutive
games in his career.
-- Named 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, the team’s first player to win the honor since Mike
Thomas (1975).
-- Graduated from Baylor with a degree in Political Science in only three years.
QB
#10
Kirk Cousins | HT: 6-3 | WT: 209 | AGE: 25 | NFL EXP: 2 | COLLEGE: Michigan State
-- Threw for 329 yards in his only career start, a 37-26 win at Cleveland in Week 15 in 2012.
-- With Cousins’ win at Cleveland, the Redskins became the first team in a non-strike season to have two
different rookie quarterbacks win their first career starts in the same season since rookies John Elway and Gary
Kubiak won their starting debuts with the Denver Broncos in 1983.
-- Wrote a book in the 2013 offseason titled “Game Changer: Faith, Football, & Finding Your Way”
QB
#12
Rex Grossman | HT: 6-1 | WT: 225 | AGE: 33 | NFL EXP: 11 | COLLEGE: Florida
-- Gives the Redskins a veteran No. 3 quarterback with a Super Bowl start to his credit (Super Bowl XLI).
-- Posted four of his five career 300-yard passing performances in burgundy and gold (2 in 2010, 2 in 2011).
-- Inducted into the University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame during the 2013 offseason.
QB
#8
Alfred Morris | HT: 5-10 | WT: 218 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 2 | COLLEGE: Florida Atlantic
-- Rushed for 1,613 yards in 2012, breaking the previous team record of 1,516 by Clinton Portis in 2005.
-- Set team rookie records in 2012 for rushing attempts (335), rushing yards (1,613) and touchdowns (13)
in 2012.
-- Drafted by the Redskins in the sixth round of the 2012 NFL Draft with the pick the Redskins’ received
from the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for quarterback Donovan McNabb.
RB
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Roy Helu, Jr. | HT: 5-11 | WT: 215 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 3 | COLLEGE: Nebraska
-- Tied a Redskins record with three rushing touchdowns vs. Chicago in Week 7.
-- Led all NFL rookie running backs in 2011 with 49 receptions and earned Pro Football Weekly/Pro Foot-
ball Writers Association All-Rookie Team honors.
-- A native of Danville, Calif., returned home to the Bay Area in Week 4 of the 2013 season and had 84 all-
purpose yards and a game-clinching 14-yard touchdown run against the Raiders.
RB
#29
Evan Royster | HT: 6-1 | WT: 216 | AGE: 25 | NFL EXP: 3 | COLLEGE: Penn State
-- Set a career high with 132 rushing yards vs. Minnesota as a rookie on Dec. 24, 2011.
-- Scored his first career postseason touchdown in the NFC Wild Card Round in January 2013, catching a
four-yard touchdown pass against Seattle.
-- Is a local product out of Westfield H.S. (Chantilly, Va.) who was recruited as a lacrosse player by peren-
nial powers Johns Hopkins and Virginia, but instead became the all-time rushing leader at Penn State.
RB
#22
Chris Thompson | HT: 5-8 | WT: 187 | AGE: 22 | NFL EXP: R | COLLEGE: Florida State
-- Selected by the Redskins in the fifth round (154th overall) of the 2013 NFL Draft.
-- Selected in the same round as fellow Redskins draft pick Brandon Jenkins, marking the fifth time since
the institution of the seven-round format that the team had selected a pair of college teammates in the same
draft.
-- Was ranked as the nation’s second best all-purpose player coming out of Madison County (Fla.) H.S.
RB
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5 World Championships | 3 Super Bowl Titles 5 NFC Championships | 14 Division Titles
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Darrel Young | HT: 5-11 | WT: 251 | AGE: 26 | NFL EXP: 4 | COLLEGE: Villanova
-- Scored his first career touchdown on a three-yard pass from Donovan McNabb on Nov. 15, 2010 vs.
Philadelphia.
-- Posted his first career rushing touchdown on Dec. 18, 2011 on the road against the New York Giants.
-- Is extremely active in the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation’s efforts to support the military.
His brother, David, is a Sgt. 1st Class in the United States Army.
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#36
Pierre Garçon | HT: 6-0 | WT: 212 | AGE: 27 | NFL EXP: 6 | COLLEGE: Mount Union
-- Proved to be a difference-maker in his first season in Washington in 2012, as the team went 9-1 with him
in the lineup and 1-5 with him sidelined.
-- Is Haitian-American and founded the Pierre Garcon Helping Hands Foundation to provide resources for
Haitians affected by the January 2010 earthquake.
-- Hosted a charitable event that raised $30,000 for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington in June 2013.
WR
#88
Aldrick Robinson | HT: 5-10 | WT: 181 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 2 | COLLEGE: SMU
-- Recorded his first touchdown reception in his first game as a professional in Week 1 of the 2012 season in
a win at New Orleans.
-- Caught a career long 68-yard touchdown versus the Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day in 2012.
-- Won the 100-meter dash at the Texas Relays in high school with a time of 10.49 seconds.
WR
#11
Joshua Morgan | HT: 6-1 | WT: 220 | AGE: 28 | NFL EXP: 6 | COLLEGE: Virginia Tech
-- Led the Redskins with 48 receptions in his first season in Washington in 2012.
-- As a rookie with San Francisco in 2008, caught three touchdowns (tied for his career high), all of which
were on plays longer than 30 yards.
-- Is a Washington D.C native who was honored by the D.C. Council, which named June 20 (his birthday)
as “Josh Morgan Day” in Washington D.C. to honor his commitment to the local community.
WR
#15
Leonard Hankerson | HT: 6-2 | WT: 211 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 3 | COLLEGE: Miami (Fla.)
-- Of his five career touchdowns, four came in multi-TD games: Two from Robert Griffin III vs. Philadel-
phia (9/9/13) and two from Kirk Cousins at Cleveland (12/16/12).
-- Played in all 16 games for Washington in 2012, posting career highs in receptions (38), receiving yards
(543), receiving average (14.3) and receiving touchdowns (three).
-- At Saint Thomas Aguinas H.S. in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., his position coach was Hall of Famer Cris Carter.
WR
#85
Santana Moss | HT: 5-10 | WT: 189 | AGE: 34 | NFL EXP: 13 | COLLEGE: Miami (Fla.)
-- Ranks in the top 10 in team history in receptions (546), receiving yards (7,513) and receiving touch-
downs (46) with the organization.
-- Is the Redskins’ single-season record holder for receiving yards (1,483 in 2005).
-- Was a two-time state champion in the triple jump at Carol City (Fla.) H.S.
WR
#89
Fred Davis | HT: 6-4 | WT: 247 | AGE: 27 | NFL EXP: 6 | COLLEGE: USC
-- Ranks fifth all-time among Redskins tight ends in receptions (158) and receiving yards (1,998).
-- Led Washington with 24 receptions for 325 yards through seven games last season before suffering a
season-ending injury in Week 7.
-- At Rogers H.S. in Toledo, Ohio, Davis played as a wide receiver, running back, quarterback and strong
safety during his senior year.
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5 World Championships | 3 Super Bowl Titles 5 NFC Championships | 14 Division Titles
QUICK FACT CHEAT SHEET (TE-OL)
Logan Paulsen | HT: 6-5 | WT: 261 | AGE: 26 | NFL EXP: 4 | COLLEGE: UCLA
-- Caught a touchdown in his first postseason game on Jan. 6, 2013 vs. Seattle.
-- Caught his first career touchdown on a 1-yard pass from Donovan McNabb on Dec. 19, 2010 vs. Dallas.
-- Grew a beard in 2011-12 in support of his friend and former UCLA teammate Nick Ekbatani, who was
recovering from a motorcycle crash that led to amputation. Paulsen shaved the beard in the 2013 offseason
after receiving video of Ekbatani walking again.
TE
#82
Niles Paul | HT: 6-1 | WT: 233 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 3 | COLLEGE: Nebraska
-- Converted from receiver to tight end during the 2012 offseason.
pass from Robert Griffin III.
-- Is the nephew of former Green Bay Packers running back Ahman Green.
TE
#84
Jordan Reed | HT: 6-2 | WT: 243 | AGE: 23 | NFL EXP: R | COLLEGE: Florida
-- Set the Redskins’ mark for receiving yards in a game by a rookie tight end (134) in Week 7 vs. Chicago.
Had nine receptions and a touchdown on nine targets from Robert Griffin III.
-- Made NFL debut vs. Philadelphia on Monday Night Football on Sept. 9, 2013 (5 receptions for 38 yards).
-- Began his career at the University of Florida as a quarterback and started the 2011 Outback Bowl behind
center, leading the Gators to a 37-24 victory against Penn State.
TE
#86
Trent Williams | HT: 6-5 | WT: 325 | AGE: 25 | NFL EXP: 4 | COLLEGE: Oklahoma
-- Earned his first career Pro Bowl selection in 2012, becoming the first Redskins offensive lineman selected
since Chris Samuels in 2008.
-- Was the first player selected by the Redskins in the Mike Shanahan/Bruce Allen era (2010 NFL Draft).
-- Honored in his hometown of Longview, Texas, with “Trent Williams Day” on May 12, 2010 to celebrate
his selection in the NFL Draft.
LT
#71
Tom Compton | HT: 6-5 | WT: 308 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 1 | COLLEGE: South Dakota
-- Named 2011 Great West Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year at South Dakota.
-- Led Rosemount (Minn.) H.S. to a section championship and a state semifinal berth.
-- Majored in Political Science at South Dakota.
-- Is the roommate of quarterback Kirk Cousins.
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#68
Kory Lichtensteiger | HT: 6-2 | WT: 284 | AGE: 28 | NFL EXP: 5 | COLLEGE: Bowling
Green State
-- Returned from a knee injury in 2011 to start all 16 regular season games for the first time in his career in
2012 and was selected by his teammates for the Ed Block Courage Award.
-- Helped Alfred Morris break the team record for single-season rushing yardage in 2012.
-- Once served as a guest judge in the DC101 Chili Cook-Off benefiting the National Kidney Foundation.
LG
#78
Josh LeRibeus | HT: 6-2 | WT: 315 | AGE: 24 | NFL EXP: 2 | COLLEGE: SMU
-- Named All-Conference USA honorable mention after his sophomore season at SMU in 2009.
-- Played his first career postseason game last season vs. Seattle when starting guard Kory Lichtensteiger
went down with an injury early in the game.
-- Was rated among the top 25 offensive lineman by ESPN.com coming out of high school.
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