Who Coaced football at the University of Colorado in 1977?
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none, just the bcs championship game in Arizona
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1986 Chicago (oops - Bears) / Jim McMahon \n1990 San Francisco 49ers
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Jim Thorpe -- scored 25 TDs and won the national championship.  Also won 2 gold medals that year.
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Yep!!!! I have a brother who plays for the Denver Broncos!
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An All-America team is a sports team composed of star players. It is usually used in U.S. team sports to refer to players that are selected by members of the national media. The term is used primarily with regard to college and occasionally (and more controversially) high school players; professional players are usually referred to as all-stars, or, in the case of professional football, "All-Pros", who are usually selected by the fans to compete in Pro Bowls. Selection to such a team is primarily of an honorary nature; All-America teams, unlike some other all-star teams, are generally not assembled for the purpose of playing games as a unit. The original usage seems to have been to a list of players regarded as the best of that year at their respective positions in college football selected by football pioneer Walter Camp in the 1890s; the College Football All-America Team is still selected annually by his successors and continues to be one of the most prestigious.
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judging by what you described it's not all football players, john cooper was the head coach in football, randy ayers was the head coach in basketball, clark kellogg was one of there best players of all time, and the #45 is none other then archie griffin, the only two time heisman trophy winner........
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1925\nLegendary Four Horsemen from Notre Dame play in the Rose Bowl Game against Ernie Nevers of Stanford. Notre Dame wins 27-10.
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Notre Dame; Paul Homung, he was 1956 Heisman winner & was on 4 championship teams!
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Harmon attended UCLA and, following in his father's athletic footsteps (his father Tom won the Heisman), was the starting quarterback for the UCLA Bruins in 1972 and 1973. He was also awarded the National Football Foundation Award for All-Round Excellence in 1973.
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Reggie White, Minister of Defense. NFL Football player. Now deceased.  A great athlete but a man of God first.
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The longest rivalry is Harvard -- Yale.  The first game was played in 1875.\n\nThe most played rivalry in College Football is the Lehigh-Lafayette Rivalry between Lehigh University and Lafayette College who have met 141 times since 1884.
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1. Beck, Ken DT Texas A&M 1959-60 24 \n2. Bettis, Tom LB Purdue 1955-61 84 \n3. Carpenter, Lew B Arkansas 1959-63 66 \n4. Currie, Dan LB Michigan State 1958-64 90 \n5. Cvercko, Andy G Northwestern 1960 12 \n6. Davis, Willie DE Grambling State 1960-69 138 \n7. Dowler, Boyd WR Colorado 1959-69 150 \n8. Forester, Bill LB Southern Methodist 1953-63 138 \n9. Gregg, Forrest T Southern Methodist 1956, 58-70 187 \n10. Gremminger, Hank DB Baylor 1956-65 123 \n11. Hackbart, Dale DB Wisconsin 1960-61 14 \n12. Hanner, Dave DT Arkansas 1952-64 160 \n13. Hickman, Larry FB Baylor 1960 12 \n14. Hornung, Paul B Notre Dame 1957-62, 64-66 104 \n15. Iman, Ken C Southeast Missouri State 1960-63 54 \n16. Jordan, Henry DT Virginia 1959-69 139 \n17. Knafelc, Gary E Colorado 1954-62 90 \n18. Kramer, Jerry G Idaho 1958-68 130 \n19. Kramer, Ron TE Michigan 1957, 59-64 89 \n20. Masters, Norm T Michigan State 1957-64 104 \n21. McGee, Max E Tulane 1954, 57-67 148 \n22. McHan, Lamar QB Arkansas 1959-60 24 \n23. Meilinger, Steve E Kentucky 1958, 60 24 \n24. Miller, John T Boston College 1960 5 \n25. Moore, Tom HB Vanderbilt 1960-65 78 \n26. Nitschke, Ray LB Illinois 1958-72 190 \n27. Pesonen, Dick DB Minnesota-Duluth 1960 12 \n28. Quinlan, Bill DE Michigan State 1959-62 52 \n29. Ringo, Jim C Syracuse 1953-63 131 \n30. Skoronski, Bob T Indiana 1956, 59-68 146 \n31. Starr, Bart QB Alabama 1956-71 196 \n32. Symank, John DB Florida 1957-62 76 \n33. Taylor, Jim FB Louisiana State 1958-66 118 \n34. Temp, Jim DE Wisconsin 1957-60 43 \n35. Thurston, Fuzzy G Valparaiso 1959-67 112 \n36. Tunnell, Emlen S Iowa 1959-61 37 \n37. Whittenton, Jesse DB Texas Western 1958-64 88 \n38. Winslow, Paul HB North Carolina Central 1960 12 \n39. Wood, Willie S Southern California 1960-71 166 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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look up:\n\nIngersoll Rand\n\nGardner Denver\n\nWorthington
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I will have to go with either Archie Griffin or Eddie George. They are both amazing and Eddie George was also really good in NFL. Also, Archie Griffin was the first (and still the only) player in NCAA history to get the Heisman trophy in 2 consecutive seasons.\n\n\n101570-Ohio State University is not a high school team...University is college. Ohio State is awesome hence my nickname and the fact that I live in Columbus, Ohio (HOME OF THE BUCKEYES!!). SCREW MICHIGAN
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yeah Jim Plunkett!!\n\nOakland Raiders Baby!!!
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Appalachian State University!!!!!!!!!