61. DraftHistory.com www.drafthistory.com provides historical data on the Pro football College Draft . 1990, jeff george, QB, 131. 1991, Russell Maryland, DT, 154 http://drafthistory.com/

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62. All-Time Passer Ratings - Pro Football Hall Of Fame 37, jeff george, 80.42. 38, Fran Tarkenton *, 80.35. 39, Steve Beuerlein, 80.3 Includes AllAmerica football Conference (1946-1949) http://www.profootballhof.com/history/release.jsp?release_id=1406

63. Fantasy Football 2004 Fantasy football 2004. Note DL = DL or LB in real life. jeff, Alge Crumpler, TE,jeff george, QB http://mit.edu/~jackbao/www/football2004.html

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65. Buffalo's Forgotton Champions -By Jeff Miller The Story of Buffalo’s First Professional football Team. By jeff Miller One of comedian george Carlin’s best known monologues contrasts the two http://www.buffalonian.com/history/industry/sports/buffforgotchamp1.html

By Jeff Miller Excerpted from his upcoming above titled book Chapter One Life Before the N.F.L. Baseball is played in a park . . . football is played is a STADIUM! In baseball you wear a cap . . . In football you wear a HELMET! In baseball you make an error . . . in football you pay a PENALTY! In football we have the BLOCK! The KICK! The BLITZ! The BOMB! The OFFENSE! The DEFENSE! . . . in baseball we have the sacrifice . . . The Pro Football Chronicle, included a section called "100 Reasons Why Football is Better than Baseball" in their terrific book (Reason #100: "Because the Gallup Poll has said so since 1972."). The question of universities providing compensation to players is a topic of heated debate. Revisionist history, however, has demonstrated that the first "professionals" were actually collegians, paid in one form or another for their athletic performance. Although there is no evidence that cash money ever changed hands among the college ranks, some early Ivy League ball players were provided with room, board, and other indirect compensation as early as the 1880s. Despite new approaches and attempts at reform, the game remained a hazardous affair. Minor injuries such as bloody noses, gashes, even broken teeth and fingers, were an accepted part of it all. By the turn of the century, helmets began to show up with more regularity. Made of hard leather, these so-called "head-harnesses" contained padded lining and ear-flaps to protect against overzealous tacklers. Shoulder pads first appeared at about the same time.

66. ESPN.com Soccernet Columnists: Jeff Powell football has come under fire in recent weeks but jeff Powell argues that EXCLUSIVE jeff Powell talks to george Graham and Terery Venables ahead of http://www.soccernet.com/columns/columnists/jeffpowell.html

HOME ENGLAND SCOTLAND EUROPE ... ESPN.COM SOCCER ESPN Network: ESPN.com ABCSports EXPN Fantasy Games ... ESPNdeportes.com Monday, August 26, 2002 Jeff Powell - Columns City slickers are to blame for cash chaos Where the old butchers, bakers and pork pie-makers ploughed their own money into their local clubs, the City slickers who replaced them have been busy profit-taking. It's Jeff Powell Zidane and Co stage a pre-Finals master-class Jeff Powell asks what hope there is for England at the World Cup against the talent displayed by Real Madrid's internationals. England welcome back Beckham Next stop Dubai...but Beckham foots the bill for club and country as the injury list grows larger, Jeff Powell explains. Going to Cardiff? You'd best set off now Jeff Powell has a sense of foreboding over the logistical nightmare of a London exodus to Cardiff. Say it ain't so, Sven, or you'll have to go Jeff Powell reacts angrily to the revelation that Sven Goran Eriksson nearly joined Manchester United while he was England boss. Bayer cast doubt over dream date Jeff Powell sees determined Bayer Leverkusen make a United versus Real Champions League final look a little less likely.

67. In Memory jeff played football, baseball and basketball for Manor from 198588. jeff wasa true friend to everyone and is missed by all. george May Jr, http://www.atierone.com/manor/in_memory.htm

SHANNON RINETTE BARNES NOVEMBER 24, 1964 - FEBRUARY 21, 1980 Shannon was a freshman at Manor High School, a JV Cheerleader, and member of the National Honor Society. She was also a member of St. Andrew's Methodist Church. Even though Shannon was at Manor for only a short time, she was a true "Mustang" and carried the pride of Manor. She had many friends and admirers who will remember her. We are thankful we had the opportunity to share a special part of Shannon's life and will greatly miss her. HOWARD M. BEALE JR NOV. 26 1931 APRIL 21 2000 Coach Beale was the first football and golf coach at Manor High School. He coached the football team for six years as the winning most coach. He coached Manor to its first Southeastern district championship in 1975. He was well liked and a very good friend to everybody. Thank you coach Beale for all the good times. We will miss you. RD HOLLAND RD played football for Manor from 1981-84. He made all District his Junior and Senior years. In 1984 he had 31 receptions for the season (a record) to take first place in the Manor all time receptions record book with 52 for 1,132 yards. RD was taken from us in 1993.

68. Roto Times Fantasy Sports football Teams, Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens 28,ESPN.com reports that the Bears have signed quarterback jeff george for the http://www.rototimes.com/index.php?sport=pftball&type=profile&name=1699

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71. The Vengeance Of The Football Gods By Gregg Easterbrook How could the football gods have allowed this to happen? In December,Pasquarelli noted on a Friday that Persons QB jeff george had finally had his http://slate.msn.com/id/96439/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search placeAd(3,'slate.homepage/slate') placeAd(6,'slate.homepage/slate'); sports nut The stadium scene. The Vengeance of the Football Gods By Gregg Easterbrook Posted Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2001, at 3:30 PM PT Cronus tormented Uranus, Zeus tormented Cronus, Hera tormented Hercules, Paris tormented Hera, Hades tormented Persephone, Aphrodite tormented Helen, and now the football gods have chosen to torment the Tennessee Titans. Oh, why such a bitter fate? "Poor wretches, what misery is this that ye suffer?" (Sophocles, or possibly Bonnie Bernstein from the sideline.) Continue Article placeAd(2,'slate.homepage/slate') They are rending garments and gnashing teeth in Nashville today, for the Flaming Thumbtacks—possessors of the league's best record and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the clear team to beat in the NFL postseason—honked to the Baltimore Ravens, becoming the sole home team to lose in the playoffs so far. How could the football gods have allowed this to happen? The T's wandered in the desert seeking a home. They have been humble during success. Their collective head is not swelled. Their opponent, by contrast, was arrogant and showed hubris. The Ravens boasted, bragged, and preened in the week before the game. They called T's RB Eddie George a "baby." Ravens defensive linemen showed up at the stadium dressed in military fatigues. Ravens coach Brian Billick shook his fist at the crowd after his team went ahead 24-10, one of the most unsportsmanlike gestures TMQ has ever observed. Yet Tennessee was humbled, the Ravens crowned, and the outcome was clearly divine intervention. The T's completely dominated play (see Stat No. 5 below), but Baltimore won on two improbable turnover returns that appeared under the direct control of supernatural forces.

72. Jeff's Site: Cartoons From The Year 1990. Keywords Collingwood football Club, Leigh Matthews, VFL Grand Final KeywordsBob Hawke, george Bush, Agricultural Trade Subsidies http://www.geoffhook.com/archive/1990/

Home About Geoff Gallery Archives ... archives Cartoons from the year 1990. January 3rd, Conserving water. Keywords : Conservation Issues, Water February 17th, Helping the family Keywords : Bob Hawke, Child Poverty March 15th, Controlling the middle. Keywords : Janine Haines, Bob Hawke, Andrew Peacock, Australian Democrats 24th, A tough job if you get it. Keywords : Bob Hawke, Andrew Peacock, Australian Federal Elections May 8th, Controversy over new MCG stand. Keywords : Melbourne Cricket Ground 11th, Calling for assistance. Keywords : Peter Spyker, Public Transport June 6th, Living in the big city... Keywords : World Environment Day, Land Tax 11th, The slippery slope... Keywords : Bob Hawke, Skiing, Australian Economy 16th, Oil Spill in Bass Strait. Keywords : Oil Spills, Penguins 30th, The World Cup Quarter Finals finish. Keywords : World Cup Soccer, Australian Rules Football July 21st, Playing fair. Keywords : Australian Rules Football, Hawthorn Football Club, Richmond Football Club 28th, Life beside Politics! Keywords : Collingwood Football Club, Paul Keating

73. NFL Roundup: Here's The Slant On TD, Jeff George, And The Increasingly Annoying NFL Roundup Here s slant on TD, jeff george, and increasingly annoying Regardless if Davis ever touches a football again, the Broncos running game http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/8-9-2001-4252.asp

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Thursday, September 15, 2005 12:59:23 PM DIRECTORY Baseball Basketball Boxing ... Womens Sports Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic NFL Roundup: Here's the slant on TD, Jeff George, and the increasingly annoying Terry Glenn The Gravy train takes a look at the Broncos' running back Terrell Davis and Redskins' quarterback Jeff George's injury, and why Terry Glenn should shut his mouth. Keith Grieve, 8/9/2001 Tuesday's news that Denver Broncos Running Back Terrell Davis has a degenerative condition in his knee should come as no surprise to anyone. The injury-plagued Davis has played minimally due to surgeries and other ailments and he doesn't figure to rebound to the "TD" that we saw propel the Broncos to Super Bowl victories. Either way, coach Mike Shanahan doesn't figure to lose much sleep with Olandis Gary and Mike Anderson behind him. Anderson, entering his second year, ran like there was no tomorrow last season after Davis and Gary both were injured. The third stringer ran for 1,500 yards - averaging 5.1 yards per carry. Not a bad guy to have sitting behind two quality running backs. Gary is quite capable also. Even though he only played in one game last year, he is averaging 4.3 yards per carry going into his third year. In 1999, he also caught 21 passes for 159 yards.

74. NetShrine Discussion Forum - How Soon Before Jeff George Is Starting? jeff george already should have been starting somewhere else like Washington . jeff george is to football as Kevin Mitchell was to baseball. http://www.netshrine.com/vbulletin2/archive/index.php/t-7169.html

NetShrine Discussion Forum NDF Archives NDF's 2nd Year - 2002 2002 If You Must Archives ... PDA View Full Version : How soon before Jeff George is starting? Craig S. 11-01-2002, 03:13 PM With Matt Hasselbeck the starter right now, I don't think it's a question of who has the greater ability. But with Holmgren as the coach (and who is standing by Hasselbeck), and George's reputation, what are his chances? KCBOOMER 11-01-2002, 03:16 PM If Holmgren has any sense he will start me before he starts George. Ol' Jeff is a game plan killer. If the game plan isn't "long and strong" he can't do it. CpUltravox 11-01-2002, 03:22 PM Jeff George already should have been starting somewhere else - like Washington. spitball 11-01-2002, 04:10 PM Originally posted by CpUltravox Jeff George already should have been starting somewhere else - like Washington. Bite your tongue....I am so glad George is out of DC. George is a loser. The guy has a great big arm and no heart. None. Seattle's in trouble no matter what now. See ya Holmgren. LeGrandOrange 11-01-2002, 04:15 PM

75. How Do You Spell That?: Bears Hit Rock Bottom, Sign Jeff George For those of you who don t remember jeff george, he was the number one draft While in Champaign, most of my friends who played Illini football came to http://www.woogieworld.org/archives/001908.php

How Do You Spell That? The Life and Times of Brian Wohlgemuth Main November 28, 2004 Bears hit rock bottom, sign Jeff George Unless the man has found God or had a personality transplant; the Bears have made another "season-ending" blunder by signing the ever popular Jeff George to the team. Thankfully, the Bears signed George to a one year contract, which menas there is the possibility that we won't have to deal with him for long. Another thing to be thankful for is the age of this Bears team (very young). Most, if not all of these guys have never played with Jeff, so they only know what they hear from other teams instead of first hand experience. For those of you who don't remember Jeff George, he was the number one draft pick in 1990 from the University of Illinois. While in Champaign, most of my friends who played Illini football came to the same conclusions that the league has found out over the past decade; the man is an incurable, arrogant prick. I don't know if he will make things better for the team this year. He will only have five weeks to learn the offense, so it is unlikely that he will be the major impact player that we need. This should also tell Jonathan Quinn that his days with this organization as a player are definitely numbered. TrackBack Comments Hello. I am new here. It is very interesting.

76. Key NFL Trnsactions Check out all the key signings by your favorite professional football teams aswell as Losses; jeff george; Randall McDaniel; Jake Reed; Chris Doleman http://football.about.com/library/weekly/aa061700nfcc.htm

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77. Sidwell Friends School - Physical Education - Directory football jeff Ransom, george Leftwich Unlimited football John Simon, MontezAnderson Cross Country Ann Ellen, Mike Hamberger Field Hockey Anne Monahan http://www.sidwell.edu/programs/athletics/athletics_directory.htm

Anne Renninger, Athletic Director: 202-537-8189 - renningera@sidwell.edu Main number: 202-537-8190 Fax number: 202-537-8191 Athletics hotline: 202-537-8176 x6 (does not accept messages) Matt Barlow: 202-537-8190 - barlowm@sidwell.edu Bill Budke: 202-537-2463 or 202-537-2467 - budkew@sidwell.edu Tish Carter: 202-537-2460 - carterl@sidwell.edu Amber Coleman: 202-537-2465 - colemana@sidwell.edu Ann Ellen: 202-537-2461 - ellene@sidwell.edu Mike Hamberger: 202-537-2462 - hambergerm@sidwell.edu Lou Heberer: 202-537-2463 - hebererl@sidwell.edu Jorgen Kjaer: 202-537-2459 - kjaerj@sidwell.edu Anne Monahan: 202-537-2466 - monahana@sidwell.edu Andrea Paight: 202-537-2464 - paighta@sidwell.edu Jeff Ransom: 202-537-2482 - ransomj@sidwell.edu Duane Simpkins: 202-537-2459 - simpkinsd@sidwell.edu John Simon: 202-537-2463 - simonj@sidwell.edu Megan Zeleny: 202-537-2461 - zelenym@sidwell.edu All Sidwell Friends coaches not listed above do not have offices in the Sidwell Friends athletic department, but can be reached (in season) by leaving a message on the main number. Who coaches what at Sidwell Friends School (2005-06 school year): Fall Upper School: JV Boys Soccer: Justin Heiges, Scott Tomlinson, Matt Barlow

78. Dennis Miller On Monday Night Football DENNIS MILLER Wow, Monday Night football. MICHAELS Starting at quarterbackfor the Redskins will be jeff george, whom I guess one could call a http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/6174/jokes/dennis-miller-mondaynitefootball

Dennis Miller on Monday Night Football AL MICHAELS: Hello and welcome to another edition of ABC's Monday Night Football, tonight broadcasting from beautiful Fed Ex Field in Washington, D.C. I'm Al Michaels, and joining me in the booth are two new members of the ABC family, Dennis Miller and Dan Fouts. DENNIS MILLER: Wow, Monday Night Football. I don't want to appear nervous, but I'm under more strain right now than Linda Tripp's Capri pants. I have to tell you, I'm conflicted about this. I usually like to be the outsider, the rabble-rouser, the iconoclast, but I also like a nice seat at a sporting event. And this seat is as nice as they get - except I think I took one of Boomer's old squeak toys up the ass when I sat down. DAN FOUTS: I was a quarterback. MILLER: Thanks for that insight, Mr. Peabody. Dan Fouts, everyone. I'm looking over here, and he's giving me that same blank stare I see when I put my dog on the phone. Hey, this isn't the Senior Tour, Chi Chi. Try to keep up. MICHAELS: Tonight the New England Patriots will try to get started on the right foot after a disappointing 8-8 showing last season. They take on the Washington Redskins, whose owner, Daniel Snyder, has paid out $65 million in free agent salaries and bonus payments in the offseason and is looking for results.

79. Fantasy Football - League Stats, News, Player Rankings Fantasy football Stats, fantasy football player ranking. jeff george signswith Bears. The Chicago Bears are expected to announce the signing of http://www.statleader.com/2004/11/jeff-george-signs-with-bears.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7838398"); Welcome Back $au[name_f] $au[name_l] ! "; print " "; print " Username : "; print " "; print " "; print " "; print " Password : "; print " "; print " "; print " "; print " Remember me "; print " "; print " "; print " Sunday, November 28, 2004 Jeff George signs with Bears The Chicago Bears are expected to announce the signing of quarterback Jeff George on Monday. George, 36, has been out of the NFL since 2002, but has been working out and looking for a team to allow him the opportunity to come back. He was at Halas Hall for a physical on Saturday and ESPN.com is reporting he signed a one-year deal for the league minimum on Saturday night. Injuries will continue to keep experienced QB's around the league for years to come - which is good news for people like Kurt Warner posted by Mister2 @ 2:18 PM 0 comments 0 Comments: Post a Comment StatLeader Posts Game Day Injuries NFL Fantasy Football - Week 12 Yahoo Fantasy Football - Week 12 Thanksgiving Wishes and Pigskin! ... ESPN Fantasy Football - Week 11 Google the Web Contributors Doc Bitters Johnny Wishbone Rocket Man

80. Jeffrey R. Holland, General Authority He grew up in St. george, Utah, in a home his mother and father literally jeff is like that too.” From their father, both Dennis and jeffrey inherited http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/w/o/wol3/hollajr1.htm

Grampa Bill's G. A. Pages Jeffrey R. (Roy) Holland 1940 - living Born 1940 St. George, Utah Baptized as a child Mission to England, 1960-1962 Married Patricia Terry 1963; three children Bishop, Regional Representative First Quorum of Seventy 1989-1994 Ordained Apostle and sustained to Twelve 1994 This biographical sketch, "Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles" was written by Don L. Searle and published in the Ensign , December 1994, page 10 shortly after Elder Holland's call to the Twelve. To meet Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, is to find a warm, personable, buoyant friend. But to truly know him, it is necessary to know his roots. He grew up in St. George, Utah, in a home his mother and father literally built with their own hands. Through his mother, Alice, he is descended from Latter-day Saint pioneers who wrested a living out of the hard-baked soil in Utah’s Dixie. Among them were Richard Bentley, the first mayor of St. George; William Snow and Robert Gardner, the first settlers of nearby Pine Valley; and William Carter, the first man to plow a furrow in both the Salt Lake and St. George valleys. Jeffrey Holland’s father, Frank, was a different kind of pioneer, a man who conquered his own private frontiers. An Irish convert whose formal schooling ended with the seventh grade, he diligently sought education on his own, became a public accountant, and was a civic leader in St. George. Some who came under his influence in their youth still speak of the impact of his love of the Book of Mormon and still remember his Sunday School lessons. He was the kind of father who helped organize Little League baseball in the community after his son lamented that there were no baseball teams for boys his age.

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