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Hall Of Fame
Second Mile
Big 33
PA Legends
CFL, JOGO
Semi-pro teams
Pro team sets
High School
Senior Bowl
All-star Games
USFL, XFL
Arena Football
Endorsements
Board Games
Spanish
Front Row
NFL Europe
Hero Deck
Special Events
Phone Cards
Sportscaster
Pro Issue-Photo
T.K. Legacy
NFLPA/Stamps
Players/Coaches who attended or worked at PSU and another school
Basketball cards
Baseball cards
2nd Mile all sports
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- FAVORITES -
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Milt Plum
Cleveland 57-61
Detroit 62-67
LA Rams 68
NY
Giants 69
Plum,
a double-duty back,
filled in brilliantly when
first-string quarterback
Tommy O'Connell was injured
late in the season. He's a
brainy signal-caller and an
accurate passer. He clicked
on better than 50 percent of
his tosses.
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Lenny Moore
Baltimore 56-57
He's called
Spats for the
habit of wrapping tape around
his ankles and shoes, and
he's the most dangerous
single game threat in the
game. Lenny is almost
impossible to guard
one-on-one as a flanker, and
he's a brilliant running back in
tight. He caught 45 passes
last year and led Baltimore in
rushing with a 4.1 average
per carry. Colt coaches say
he has the most natural
ability in the game.
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Roosevelt Grier
NY Giants 55-56 58-62
LA Rams 63-66
When the Giants have their
backs against the goal line,
Rosie is the man to watch.
His fantastic amount of power
is marshalled up and he
makes a habit of smashing
enemy goal-line drives.
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Dave Robinson
Green Bay 63-72
Washington 65-74
Voted the Packers'
Outstanding Defensive
Player of 1969, Dave played
guard, tackle and end at
Penn State. He played in the
Hula Bowl, the Gator Bowl,
the All-American Game and
the College All-Star game.
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Dick
Hoak
Pittsburgh 61-70
Dick was one of the few bright spots for the Steelers last year.
He led the club in rushing with 426 yards with a 3.3 average. He
scored 5 TD's on the ground and one of his 19 receptions went for "6".
He had 228 yds. receiving.
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Fran Rogel
Pittsburgh 50-57
Fran was the top
Steeler ground gainer last season. Compact and powerful, he is at home busting
through the middle or exploding into the open for long runs. Fran is
also one of the best downfield blockers in the game. In the off season,
he is a Deputy Sheriff in Allegheny County.
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Pete Liske
NY Jets 64
Denver 69-70 Philadelphia 71-72
Pete had brilliant 3 year stint at Toronto, 1965-67, and was voted
Canadian League's Most Valuable Player in 1967. Pete came to the
Eagles from Denver in 1971.
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Glenn Ressler
Baltimore 65-74
A sound professional
who coaches feel is one of the best players on Colts, Glenn is very intelligent
and tough and sometimes goes unnoticed because he does his job with such
quiet effiiciency. Glenn is an outstanding competitor and always
turns in a top-notch performance. He has great strength.
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Richie
Lucas
Buffalo 60-61
Penn State coach Rip Engle says of Richie, "Lucas is the greatest
player I have ever seen," and he has earned this fine tribute. He
broke practically every record at Penn State excelling in passing, running,
defensive play, punting, and all-around outstanding quarterback. As
a result of his 1959 season, Richie appeared on practically everybody's All-American
first team selection, and it is no wonder he was the most sought after
college player in the country.
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John Hufnagle
Denver 74-76
Calgary 77-79
Saskatchewan 80-?
John joined the Riders early in 1980 after playing out his option
with the Stampeders. An All-American at Penn State, John set nine
team records while leading the "Nittany Lions" to 26 wins in 28 games.
In his senior year he was named E.C.A.C. Player of the Year and led his
team to a Cotton Bowl appearance. 1982 saw John good on 108 of 210
attempts for 1,535 yards and six touchdowns. In addition, John was
named Rothmans Offensive Star of the Week for his victory against the Eskimos.
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