21. Football History - University Of Michigan Athletics Wolverine football history. Harrison Boss Weeks hands off to Neal Snow on Tackle Back - Right Play First Tournament of Roses Game, Jan 1, 1902 http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/football/football.htm

M GOBLUE Bentley Library Homepage Athletics Sport History Football Baseball (M) Basketball (M) Basketball (W) ... Wrestling Wolverine Football History Harrison "Boss" Weeks hands off to Neal Snow on Tackle - Back - Right Play First Tournament of Roses Game, Jan 1, 1902 All-Time Football Roster Database Michigan vs Ohio State Michigan's All-Time Football Record Michigan's Football Coaches ... Michigan College Football Hall of Fame Inductees Quick Facts 125 Season Team Record, 1879-2004 Years G W L T Pct. Overall Big Ten Bowl Games All Home Games Michigan Stadium National Championships: 11 Selection details Conference Championships: 42 Michigan Stadium Official Seating Capacity: 107, 501 Largest Crowd: 112,118 vs Ohio State on Nov. 22, 2003 * Season Average: 111,008 in 1999 * Total Attendance: 38,874,300 Consecutive 100,000 games: 186, from Purdue game, 11/8/1975 Opening Game: Oct. 1, 1927, Ohio Wesleyan, UM won 33-0 Dedication Game: Oct. 22, 1927, Ohio State, UM won 22-0 * = NCAA record Retired Jerseys # 11 - Francis Wistert, 1931-33, tackle, All-Am. 1933

22. USA Football - About Us - History Of The Sport Read about the history of football from its earliest days to the Find these answers and more tidbits in the Professional football history timeline. http://www.usafootball.com/about-us/history-of-the-sport/

Overview Board of Directors Executive Bios Calendar Contact Us History of the Sport About Us Coaches Guide Let's Talk Football Terminology Featured Articles Coach Safety Tips Conditioning Hydration Nutrition Research Featured Articles Start or Operate a League Registration Equipment Fundraising League Tips Football 101 Volunteer Youth Development Parent Featured Articles Officiating Tips Recruitment Give Back To The Game Official Founding Partners Corporate Partners Sport Partners Partners Media Contacts Press Releases Featured Articles Press Box League Locator Membership History of the Sport Home About Us : History of the Sport Read about the history of football from its earliest days to the upcoming season. From the first collegiate contest to the signing of the first professional contract to the invention of the two-point conversion, this section has a complete timeline of the sport at all levels. PROFESSIONAL GAME Do you know who the first professional football player is? How about who is the only quarterback in NFL history to start five Super Bowls? Find these answers and more tidbits in the Professional football history timeline. COLLEGIATE GAME AMATEUR GAME TECHNICAL GAME In 1994 the NFL adopted the two-point conversion following touchdowns. Before then teams could only for the point after touchdown, worth one point. Find out what rule change happened in 1906 reshaped the game of football forever.

23. NCAA Football History - CBS SportsLine.com CBS SportsLine.com NCAA Football Sports News Bowl history. Bowl Championship Series Bowls. Fiesta Orange Rose Sugar. NonBCS Bowls http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegefootball/history

PARTNER LINKS NFL.com PGATOUR.com NCAAsports.com Register ... Help Web SportsLine Home NFL NBA MLB ... Players History National Champions Year Div. I-A Div. I-AA Div. II Div. III USC James Madison Valdosta St. Linfield College USC/LSU Delaware Grand Valley St. St. John's (Minn.) Ohio St. W. Kentucky Grand Valley St. Mount Union Miami (Fla.) Montana North Dakota Mount Union Oklahoma Ga. Southern Delta St. Mount Union Complete Listing Complete Listing Complete Listing Complete Listing Coaching Milestones (After 2004 season) All-time division I-A coaching leaders Rank Coach Wins Bobby Bowden - active Joe Paterno - active Paul "Bear" Bryant Pop Warner Amos Alonzo Stagg Complete Listing 2004 Award Winners SportsLine's All-America Team Award 2004 Winner 2003 Winner Bednarik Top defensive player David Pollack, Georgia Previous Winners Teddy Lehman, Oklahoma Biletnikoff Receiver Braylon Edwards, Michigan Previous Winners Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh Butkus Linebacker Derrick Johnson, Texas Previous Winners Teddy Lehman, Oklahoma Walter Camp Top player Matt Leinart, USC

24. NFL Football History - CBS SportsLine.com CBS SportsLine.com NFL Football Sports News Home NFL NBA MLB NHL Coll FB Coll BK Complete List Fantasy Football at CBS SportsLine.com http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/history

PARTNER LINKS NFL.com PGATOUR.com NCAAsports.com Register ... Help Web SportsLine Home NFL NBA MLB ... Video History YEARLY RESULTS Year Super Bowl Champion Runner-Up Score Regular Season XXXIX New England Patriots Philadelphia Eagles Standings XXXVIII New England Patriots Carolina Panthers Standings XXXVII Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oakland Raiders Standings XXXVI New England Patriots St. Louis Rams Standings XXXV Baltimore Ravens New York Giants Standings XXXIV St. Louis Rams Tennessee Titans Standings XXXIII Denver Broncos Atlanta Falcons Standings XXXII Denver Broncos Green Bay Packers Standings XXXI Green Bay Packers New England Patriots Standings XXX Dallas Cowboys Pittsburgh Steelers Standings Complete Results TEAM HISTORIES AFC East NFC East Buffalo Bills (1960-present) Dallas Cowboys (1960-present) Miami Dolphins (1966-present) New York Giants (1925-present) ... Washington Redskins (1932-present) AFC North NFC North Baltimore Ravens (1996-present) Chicago Bears (1920-present) Cincinnati Bengals (1968-present) Detroit Lions (1930-present) ... Minnesota Vikings (1961-present) AFC South NFC South Houston Texans (2002-present) Atlanta Falcons (1966-present) Indianapolis Colts (1953-present) Carolina Panthers (1995-present) ... Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1976-present) AFC West NFC West Denver Broncos (1960-present) Arizona Cardinals (1920-present) Kansas City Chiefs (1960-present) St. Louis Rams (1937-present)

25. Www.MackBrown-TexasFootball.com Recaps of the greatest contests in Longhorns football history. Stats and recaps for every bowl game in Longhorns football history. http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/pages/winningtrads.html

The Story of Texas Football Bill Little's compilation of the history of football at The University of Texas. Longhorns National Champions Results and reviews of UT's three National Championship squads (1963, '69', '70). Great Games Recaps of the greatest contests in Longhorns football history. Great Moments A collection of great moments and performances that have shaped UT's storied football history. All-Time Head Coaches Biographies and records of every Longhorns head coach in school annals. All-Time Lettermen A comprehensive list of Longhorns letterwinners starting from 1893. All-Time Rosters Longhorns rosters dating back to the 1973 season.

26. Irish American Football History Includes information, photos, and record of the Irish American Football team. http://www.britballnow.co.uk/History/Irish History.htm

Irish History History of Irish American Football History of the game in Ireland A History of the Irish National Team Flag football in Ireland History of the game in Ireland It was an advertisement in Ireland's national press that heralded the arrival of the Irish American Football Association in the Autumn of 1984. Sixty-five players attended a first training session in Phoenix Park, and in January 1985 the first American Football team in Ireland was formed - the Dublin Celts. The Celts would become, over the next few years, Ireland's dominant team. In October of 1985, the Celts played their first competitive match, as they to play the Bristol Bombers. They won the game with a 32-0 shutout.In February 1986, they returned to England to beat the Wirral Wolves 14-0, and the March they defeated the Newcastle Senators 16-14 (in England again). 1987 was to become the first official league season in Irish history. 11 teams reformed their own organisation to form the Irish American Football League. The Celts then went through the first IAFL unbeaten, and clinched the first Irish title with victory against Craigavon Cowboys in the final. Victory for the Celts gained themselves entry to the prestigious EuroBowl competition in 1988, that was to be held in England. To qualify they had to travel to Vienna to take on the Austrian champions, the Graz Giants. Unfortunately, the Celts lost 36-12. After retaining their title in 1988 (with a 34-6 victory against the Belfast Blitzers in Shamrock Bowl III), the Celts were back for another crack at European opposition in 1989. This time they would have to face the British champions, the Birmingham Bulls. The Bulls won 29-3.

27. Atari Football History At Coinop.org, THE Arcade Game Resource Atari football history. By Mike Albaugh, edited by us. Several folks at Atari had wanted to do a football game for a while, by the time I got there. http://coinop.org/features/football.aspx

search home browse games browse kb features · coinop.org is arcade video games. Atari Football History By Mike Albaugh, edited by us Several folks at Atari had wanted to do a football game for a while, by the time I got there. I believe Steve Bristow and Lyle Rains were the main promoters of the idea, however the technology was not quite up to it. With the move toward microprocessor-controlled games, it started looking possible. The problem of lots of moving objects remained. Early games used a dedicated circuit per object ( Indy 800 used a board per car), but soon various engineers came up with ways to share circuitry. An early success was Sprint , which shared the vertical positioning circuitry among four cars, and (historically interesting) shared a single RAM for the "playfield" and uProc RAM, using the 6502's synchronous memory access to "invisibly" access the RAM for video when the processor was not using it. This was later used to great advantage by the Apple ][, another story. Anyway, the folks at Cyan Engineering (Grass Valley) had designed a game named

28. Hokiesports.com - Football One of the most memorable seasons in Virginia Tech football history did not start out memorably. First there was a 2014 home loss to Boston College. http://www.hokiesports.com/football/history.html

Football News Roster Schedule Past Schedules ... Bowl Game History Can't find it? Or Try Our Site Map From The Beginning ... To The Beamer Era The first 111 seasons of football at Virginia Tech "It was not football and yet we had some fun ... suits were ordered, footballs of various descriptions bought and general enthusiasm prevailed." - The Bugle, Virginia Tech's Yearbook, describing the school's first football practices in 1892 Football at Virginia Tech officially kicked off on Oct. 21, 1892 when the school was known as Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College. Its start, however, was slow. With VAMC President John McBryde's approval and support, an athletic association was organized in September 1891. The major efforts of this organization during its early years were concentrated on football. At the urging of a few interested students and faculty during the fall of 1891, a number of students assembled on campus to play pick-up games of the new sport. A year later, largely through the efforts of Professor W.E. Anderson, Professor E.A. Smyth and cadets H.B. Pratt and J.W. Stull, Tech's first football team was organized. Anderson played right tackle and served as the captain. Smyth was the "trainer" (or coach) and business manager. It was necessary for the organizers to go into the barracks every day and beg men to come out to play because those who were not placed on the first team one day would refuse to return the next.

29. Harvard University Football A Glimpse of Harvard football history Formative Years Football as an organized sport at Harvard dates from the early 1870s, having had a robust, http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~athletic/football/history.html

A Glimpse of Harvard Football History Formative Years: Football as an organized sport at Harvard dates from the early 1870s, having had a robust, but abbreviated, tenure in the early 1800s with annual sophomore-freshman English rugby-style contests. Weary of the accompanying fights, the Faculty, banned the games between 1860 and 1872. Harvard resumed play on a club basis with loose "Boston rules" that permitted carrying, passing and holding. Yale, Princeton, Rutgers and Columbia invited Harvard to join an association for a soccer-type game, but Harvard declined. In 1874 it turned to McGill for its first game under intercollegiate rugby-type rules. By 1875 pressures mounted for a Harvard-Yale rivalry under new "Concessionary Rules". The first H-Y game was played in New Haven on November 13, 1874, with Harvard the victor. Yale won in 1876 and Harvard would not beat Yale again until 1890. Princeton and Columbia were added to the schedule in 1877 and organized football gained momentum. By 1890 Harvard had hired a head coach, instituted spring practice, and acquired an injury-causing tackling dummy.

30. NFL History Guide Guide to every team history for in the National Football League. NFL football history is just that, history from the start, through the 60 s, http://www.nflhistoryguide.com/

NFL Team History SELECT A TEAM TO VIEW HISTORY AFC East AFC North AFC South AFC West Bills History Dolphins History Patriots History Jets History ... Chargers History NFC East N FC North NFC South NFC West Cowboys History Giants History Eagles History Redskins History ... Punting and Kicking Competitions The forerunner of American football may have been a game played by the ancient Greeks, called harpaston. In this game there was no limit to the number of players. The object was to move a ball across a goal line by kicking it, throwing it, or running with it. Classical literature contains detailed accounts of the game, including its rougher elements, such as ferocious tackling. Most modern versions of football originated in England, where a form of the game was known in the 12th century. In subsequent centuries football became so popular that various English monarchs, including Edward II and Henry VI, forbade the game because it took interest away from the military sport of archery. By the middle of the 19th century, football had split into two distinct entities. Still popular today, these two sports were soccer and rugby. American football evolved from these two sports. The sport called soccer in the United States is still known as football throughout much of the world. Knute Rockne As a player and team captain, Knute Rockne developed the forward pass, opening new areas of offense and helping popularize the game of football. As a coach, Rockne’s brilliant strategies and inspirational talks made him one of football’s most successful coaches ever.

31. FOOTBALL HISTORY COURSE OUTLINE This course is divided into six sections four cover football s history in a John Sayles Watterson, College football history, Spectacle, Controversy http://www.gis.net/~pldr/fhco.html

FOOTBALL HISTORY COURSE OUTLINE Peter L. de Rosa INTRODUCTION This course is designed to study football's development within the context of American History. Since sport in America involves widespread political, social, economic, legal, educational, and cultural issues, its study can illustrate various historical themes. The course is inspired by a Baseball History class I taught at the Boston Center for Adult Education. This course is divided into six sections: four cover football's history in a chronological fashion, and the others discuss more general themes. The bibiliography is a sampling of the materials available and some of the better books on the game. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Email me at agrderosa@yahoo.com COURSE TOPICS Origins: Football to 1920 Industrial America American Sports Before 1900 Newspapers and Sports Writing Ancestors: Soccer, Gaelic Football, and Rugby Princeton 1867 Harvard and the Boston Game Harvard-Yale Intercollegiate Football Association Early rules: Scrimmage, Downs, Scoring Army-Navy The Formation of the NCAA The Forward Pass Spread of College Football: Regions, Conferences, Stadiums

32. HoyaSaxa.com: Georgetown Football Georgetown football history. Within these pages are a review of some of the great players and great moments of this University s football history, http://www.hoyasaxa.com/sports/fb-hist.htm

Home History > Index Georgetown Football History Within these pages are a review of some of the great players and great moments of this University's football history, from scores and stats to fantastic finishes and heartbreaking defeats. Each of these moments and memories form a tradition that is a part of every Hoya team, now and in the future. All-Americans A complete list of past Georgetown selections. Awards Team captains, and MVP's over the years Bowl Games: Orange Bowl, 1941 Sun Bowl, 1950 Feature Stories: Football's Roots at Georgetown The beginnings of Georgetown football A Game To Remember A turn of the century classic versus Virginia. "The Great Gilroy" Of The Gridiron Read about Georgetown's all time great rusher. The Lou Little Legacy A Hall of Famer takes Hoya Football to new heights. 23 Wins And A Trip To Miami The golden years of Georgetown football. The Greatest Hoya Of Them All Al Blozis: Scholar, athlete, war hero. The End Of One Era... Read about the circumstances that ended major college football at GU. The Beginning of Another Era...

33. The Reggae Boyz, Jamaica Football History And World Cup Qualifying Results Jamaica Reggae Boyz Road to the World Cup. Jamaican Tshirt, Player Profiles of the Jamaican National Soccer Team, Photos of the Reggae Boyz. http://www.thereggaeboyz.com/history.htm

Support our advertisers News ReggaeBoyz Forum Guestbook ... Recommended Links Advertisment Merchandise Visit IrieJamaicanCafe.com Free Banner Swap Click Here History of Jamaica's Football Some of the records available indicates that football (soccer) was introduced in Jamaica towards the end of the 19th century and 1893 is listed as the year Jamaica formed it's first football club. Jamaica's first international appearance was against their Caribbean neighbors Haiti in 1925. They were invited to the French-speaking Caribbean island by Andre Chevalon, president of the then United Sporting Society and it was for a three-match series between the two countries. Jamaica won all three games by 1-0, 2-1 and 3-0. The following year Jamaica hosted their Haitians counterparts at Sabina Park and won by 6-0. The Haitians remained frequent opponents and it was not until 1932 that their run of defeats was broken with a 4-1 home win in Port-au-Prince.

34. The Reggae Boyz, Jamaica Football And More Jamaica football history Records indicates that football (soccer) was introduced in Jamaica towards the end of the 19th century and 1893 is believed to be http://www.thereggaeboyz.com/

Support our advertisers News ReggaeBoyz Forum Guestbook ... Recommended Links Advertisment Merchandise Visit IrieJamaicanCafe.com Free Banner Swap Will Big Bucks Flow into NPL? Senior Analyst Sept. 14, 2005 I guess someone maybe thinking that beggers can't be choosers and this is part of my problem with the present paradigm. Football (domestic leagues) enjoy reasonable success even in countries with struggling economies (Argentina, Brazil etc.) I think it has a lot to do with the image and management savy of the football federations.. More in the News More in the Forum I-Wayne Anthony B Richie Spice Turbulence Fantan Moja Coco Tea Bushman Tony Rebel Click for More Get this on a T-Shirt

35. Sports Publishing LLC Football books, history and biographies on your favorite NFL or college football teams and players. Whether it is the NFL or college football, http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/category.cfm?catid=4

36. TSU Vs JSU – Liberty Bowl 2005 SHC football history Corporate Partners Media Partners Merchandise What Memphis has to offer Registration. History of the Southern Heritage http://www.southernheritageclassic.com/History.asp

Home Welcome to the SHC Classic Events Hotels ... Founder and Producer SHC Football History Corporate Partners Media Partners Merchandise What Memphis has to offer ... Registration Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium DATE TEAMS ATT W/L RECORD Tenn St. 23 vs Jackson St. 14 Jackson St. 7-7 Miss Valley St. 10 vs Tenn St. 7 Tenn St. 7-9 Jackson St. 38 vs Tenn St. 18 Miss Valley St. 1-0 Grambling St. 33 vs Tenn St. 28 Grambling St. 1-0 Jackson St. 31 vs Tenn St. 12 Jackson St. 24 vs Tenn St. 19 Jackson St. 21 vs Tenn St. 14 Jackson St. 31 vs Tenn St. 28 Tenn St. 33 vs Jackson St. 21 Tenn St. 48 vs Jackson St. 33 Jackson St. 42 vs Tenn St. 39 Tenn St. 64 vs Jackson St. 33 Jackson St. 31 vs Tenn St. 28 2 OT Tenn. St. 44 vs Jackson St. 14 Tenn. St. 21 vs Jackson St. 20 Tenn. St. 20 vs Jackson St. 14 OT *Attendance in 2001 affected by events of 9/11 "When you consistently produce a quality event, you're going to draw good numbers. However, the real test is being able to maintain the quality that got you here in the first place while attempting to top yourself every year." Fred Jones Southern Heritage Classic sm Produced by

37. Gator Football History/More... @ Gatorzone.com The Official Website of the Florida Gators, everything a Gator fan would want can be found here at Gatorzone.com, stats, rosters, schedules, merchandise http://www.gatorzone.com/football/history.php

Men's Sports Women's Sports Schedule/Results Stats ... Video Requests Zone Search Email Login Userid: Password: History Links All-Time Florida Football Calendar All-Time Numerical Roster Championships 1996 National 2000 SEC 1996 SEC 1995 SEC ... Licensing and Trademarks Site Driven by: University Athletic Association, Inc. and Clear Channel Broadcasting Site Powered by:

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39. CBS 47 Jacksonville The pro football history of Jacksonville is far richer, deeper and more remarkable Yet Jacksonville football history also presents the allimportant and http://www.wtev.com/jaxhistory/

TONIGHT ON CBS47 Home News Weather Sports ... EEO Report Jacksonville Football History The inside saga of a city's quest for the NFL. Before there were Jacksonville Jaguars, there might have been Jacksonville Colts. Or Jacksonville Saints. Or Jacksonville Oilers. Or Jacksonville Cardinals and there were Jacksonville Sharks and Jacksonville Bulls. The pro football history of Jacksonville is far richer, deeper and more remarkable than most fans realize. It all comes to life in a new limited-edition hard-cover book that will be available October 30 th in Publix Super Markets throughout northeast Florida, and other selected locations. Publix is the title sponsor of the ambitious project that has been two years in the making. Additional sponsors include Burger King, Clear Channel Communications and St. Vincents. Published with the support and cooperation of the entire Jaguars organization

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