41. Iran Football History National team (0) Here you will find history of Iran s tournements in World cup, asian cup etc. Status of our Football team and fan s expectations http://www.irankicks.com/history/

Iran kicks. com IK Home Forum IPL Shop ... Coaches and Players Here you will find information on most Iranian football players and coaches. Football League Information on evolution of Iran pro football league. History of Clubs and more. Hall Of Fame Here is the list of Iranian football legend. History History of IFF. From begining to now. National team Here you will find history of Iran's tournements in World cup, asian cup etc. Players Abroad List of Iranian players playing in Europe, North America and Asia. News Tools: headlines Paas Ties Al Ain, But gets Eliminated! Pas on the verge of history! Khatibi Returns to Sepahan Week 3 Iranian Premier League Results ... Fajr holds Shamoushak at home

42. Husker Football History - Quick Strike Flag Grafton Tabb Youth Run husker football history quick strike flag grafton tabb youth run and gun flag camps texas university of illinois new york times poll chicago arena http://www.frameworx.com/CasinoKnownAs-6-1-husker_football_history_.html

43. Professional Football History - Iowa Schedule Ucla Scores professional football history iowa schedule ucla scores university of tennessee tickets ncaa 2003 game saves ohio state 2003 bowl game scores flag play http://www.frameworx.com/CasinoKnownAs-6-1-professional_football_history_.html

44. CNU Football Christopher Newport football history Football Home Schedule Roster Stats football history Football Honors Coaching Records http://athletics.cnu.edu/Sports/Football/foothist.htm

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45. Pac-10 Football: History USC's Toughest Opponent COLLEGE FOOTBALL. Wednesday, August 3, 2005. Pac10 football history USC s toughest opponent. By TED MILLER SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/cfootball/235010_pac03.html

Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Calendar NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Mariners/MLB ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums WHAT'S HAPPENING Calendar Movie Times Restaurants SeattleNoise COFFEE BREAK Horoscope TV Listings P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts RSS/Web feeds PDA ... Cell Phones MARKETPLACE Jobs Autos Homes Rentals ... Place an ad OUR AFFILIATES Wednesday, August 3, 2005 Pac-10 Football: History USC's toughest opponent By TED MILLER SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER LOS ANGELES Talk about accolades, trophies, national titles and all the rest, but you know you've arrived when your coach pinches your butt. That's what happened yesterday as USC quarterback Matt Leinart walked to the podium at Pac-10 media day with Pete Carroll. Perhaps Carroll just wanted to make sure one last time that the past two seasons weren't a dream. Unfortunately for the rest of the conference, neither of the Masters of the College Football Universe woke up. For the second consecutive year and second time in history Pac-10 media reached unanimity in the preseason poll. Any guess which team inspired such certainty?

46. BYUCougars.com - BYU Football Honors The sixthwinningest coach in NCAA football history earned the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award in 1979 and the Kodak Coach of the Year Award in 1984. http://www.byucougars.com/football/history/honors.html

MEN Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Tennis Volleyball WOMEN Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Current Alpha Numerical B Mendenhall ... MEDIA BYU Football Honors 1984 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP The Cougars were named No. 1 by the Associated Press, the United Press International, Sports Illustrated, CNN-USA Today, and the Football Writers of America. They won the Grantland Rice Trophy and the MacArthur Bowl. LaVell Edwards was selected as the NCAA National Coach of the Year and was invited to visit President Ronald Reagan in the White House. The dream season featured plays like wide receiver Adam Haysbert’s deep touchdown catch at third-ranked Pittsburgh, safety Kyle Morrell’s timed leap over the center on a goal-line stand at Hawaii, tight end David Mill’s catch with a clouded eye against Wyoming and running back Kelly Smith’s winning TD catch against Michigan, who had been ranked second earlier in the season. With a TV blimp in the sky over Jack Murphy Stadium, junior quarterback Robbie Bosco left the Holiday Bowl in the second quarter with an ankle injury and returned taped to play shotgun late in the second quar-ter. The 24-17 victory over Michigan was the first time a No. 1 team played in a non-New Year’s Day bowl. Other injuries throughout the season were to offensive lineman Craig Garrick and circus-catching wide receiver Glen Kozlowski, who came through time and again. The Cougars ascended to the number one spot on Nov. 17 following a 24-14 victory at Utah combined with a Nebraska loss to Oklahoma and a Navy upset over unbeaten and then second-ranked South Carolina.

47. History Traditions Complete football, basketball, baseball and recruiting coverage and and a record of dominance that is unprecedented in college football history. http://floridastate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=100076

48. Football History FAQ FAQ on American football history. We need your help to make this FAQ on American football history a more complete resource for the Internet community. http://www.faqfarm.com/Q/FAQ/2067

Location : FAQfarm FAQs Sports Football : Football History Football History FAQ Home Help Search Browse FAQs ... Who invented football and when? Popularity: 868 When did the NFL start and who started it? Popularity: 33 Who invented American football? Popularity: 30 How was football invented and is it truly an American invention? Popularity: 17 Who is the only quarterback to throw a touchdown in the Superbowl and who did he throw it to? Popularity: 12 Who invented football? Popularity: 11 Who is the shortest player in the NFL? Popularity: 8 Who is the shortest NFL player in history? Popularity: 8 When did the NFL start? Popularity: 7 Who won Superbowl II? Popularity: 7 Who was the quarterback following Namath? Popularity: 6 What were the first rules of football? Popularity: 6 How much did Randy Moss make playing football in 2003? Popularity: 6 How much do football players make? Popularity: 6 Who is the NFL all time record holder for scoring? Popularity: 6 What is the longest ever successful field goal? Popularity: 6 What is the 4-4 defense? Popularity: 6 What organization was set in place by Teddy Roosevlelt because the game was becoming too brutal.?

49. Clemson Football History Database CLEMSON football history DATABASE. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (1). All Time Football Record 595407-45 (.590). CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (18) http://www.nationalchamps.net/NCAA/database/clemson_database.htm

CLEMSON FOOTBALL HISTORY DATABASE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (1) All Time Football Record: CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (18) 1900 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc. Co-Champions 1902 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc. Champions 1939 Southern Conference Champions 1940 Southern Conference Champions 1948 Southern Conference Champions 1956 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1958 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1959 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1965 Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Champions 1966 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1967 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1978 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1981 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1982 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1986 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1987 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1988 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions 1991 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS 1896-1921: Southern Intercollegiate AA 1922-1952: Southern Conference 1953-Current: Atlantic Coast Conference BOWL GAMES (14-13) SEASON BOWL OPPONENT

50. Navy Football History Database NAVY football history DATABASE. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (0). All Time Football Record 590496-57 (.541). CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (0). INDEPENDENT http://www.nationalchamps.net/NCAA/database/navy_database.htm

NAVY FOOTBALL HISTORY DATABASE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (0) All Time Football Record: CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (0) INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS 1879-Current: Independent No Team: 1880, 1881 OTHER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SELECTIONS 1926 - Record: 9-0-1 Boand System Houlgate System Libby BOWL GAMES (4-5-1) SEASON BOWL OPPONENT RESULT SCORE Houston Texas Tech L Aloha California W Liberty Ohio State L Garden State Houston L Holiday Brigham Young W Cotton Texas L Orange Missouri L Cotton Rice W Sugar Mississippi W Rose Washington T COACHES COACH YEARS #YEARS GAMES WON LOST TIED PCT. No Coach Edgar A. Poe Benjamin L. "Ben" Crosby John A. "Josh" Hartwell William C. "Bill" Wurtenburg

51. Virginia Tech Football History - Protective Equipment Nfl Pro virginia tech football history protective equipment nfl pro league east tennessee state university college rivalries oregon university live games notre http://www.icord2005.com/CasinoExplainAs-15-1-virginia_tech_football_history_.ht

52. University Of Idaho Athletics - History History, YOU ARE HERE MEN S SPORTS / FOOTBALL / HISTORY /. football history and Records. Please choose a historical record to view. 18941899, 1900-1909 http://www.uiathletics.com/pages/sport.asp?Action=DrawHistory&SportID=1&PageID=4

53. History - Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati Pro football history. In 1937, a team known as the Cincinnati Bengals was formed as a member of the American Football League. http://www.bengals.com/team/history.asp

dqmcodebase = "/menu/" //script folder location Bengals Gameday 2005 Schedule Roster Depth Chart ... Contact Us CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: A SEASON-BY-SEASON LOOK UNIFORMS/HELMETS/LOGOS Through the Years The Original The Change Before the Change The Stripes The Updated Stripes ... The New Stripes Decade Record: Season-by-Season: Decade Record: Season-by-Season: Decade Record: Season-by-Season: Decade Record: Season-by-Season: Decade Record: Season-by-Season: Cincinnati Pro Football History In 1937, a team known as the Cincinnati Bengals was formed as a member of the American Football League. The 1937 Bengals finished with a 2-4-2 record in their first year, but the AFL folded after the season. The Bengals continued as an independent team in 1938, and in 1939 joined a new AFL, finishing in second place with a 6-2 record. But again, the league folded after the season. Once again in 1940, another new AFL emerged, and again the Bengals joined. But that AFL suffered the fate of the two AFLs before it, folding after the 1941 season as the United States entered World World II, and the Bengals folded along with it. Pro football returned to Cincinnati 26 years later in 1967 when Paul Brown headed an ownership group that landed an expansion franchise in the modern-era American Football League. Brown, a Pro Football Hall of Famer who founded and coached the Cleveland Browns from 1946-62, picked the name Bengals for the new team "to give it a link with past professional football in Cincinnati."

54. KUsports.com - The History Of KU Fooball Football. KU football history. Football AllAmericans. The Jayhawks have had some serious athletic powerhouses, and now you can read about 11 of the finest http://www.kusports.com/football/history.html

Skip to content Skip to navigation The 2005 football wallpapers are here! Get yours ... advertisement Underwritten in part by: Men's B-Ball Women's B-Ball Football Stories ... Get Today's Forecast KU Jammin Jayhawk Polo, Denim, Twill, and T-Shirts plus Jayhawk figures. Go to the store ... KU Football History Football All-Americans The Jayhawks have had some serious athletic powerhouses, and now you can read about 11 of the finest who have achieved All-American status. From well-known names like Hadl and Sayers to lesser known greats like Zook and Reich. Go! Historic Max Falkenstien video Max Falkenstien narrates a highlight reel for the 1950 KU Football team. See Kansas fans "waving the wheat" and how the score and time were displayed way before the advent of Jumbotron. Go! Unforgettable Football 'Hawks Sure, these folks weren't All Americans, but trust us, they should have been. Except some of them didn't even play. Or coach. Still, these are some former Hawks who should definitely be filed away into your mental Rolodex. Go!

55. Palomar College FOOTBALL HISTORY National Championships State Championships Bowl Game History CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Lafo Malauulu – British Columbia Lions. 4yr. http://www.palomar.edu/athletics/football/history/

FALL WINTER SPRING Palomar College 1140 W. Mission Rd. San Marcos, CA 92069 (760) 744-1150 Ext. 2480 FAX (760) 761-3512 Athletic Director: John Woods Athletic Dept. Home General Information Phone and E-mail Contacts Directions ... Palomar College Home Page Football Team History 2004 Season National Championships State Championships Bowl Game History ... READ ABOUT OUR MOST FAMOUS NFL ALUM, TOM DEMPSEY National Championships FINAL 1991 J.C. GRID-WIRE TOP TEN 1. Palomar (Tie) 3. College of the Sequoias 4. Saddleback 5. College of DuPage (Illinois) 6. Ricks (Idaho) 7. Chabot 8. Northwest Mississippi 9. Nassau (New York) 10. City College of San Francisco FINAL 1993 J.C. GRID-WIRE TOP TEN 1. Palomar 2. Mississippi Delta 3. City College of San Francisco 4. San Bernardino Valley 5. Mt. SAC 7. College of DuPage (Illinois) 8. Bakersfield

56. GoldFan.com: Purdue Boilermakers Football History , Quizzes, NCAA Records, And M Purdue Boilermakers football history. Quizzes, Heisman Trophy Candidates, NCAA Records and Purdue football college bowl appearances. http://www.goldfan.com/purdue_history.shtml

Purdue Football Fans Indiana - Lafayette - West Lafayette Purdue Campus Area - Boilermaker Country Travel - Tailgate Guide view or select a business Tailgate Advertiser Map Travel and Lodging Apparel Food, Dining Food, Carry-out Food, Grocery Over 21 - Pubs Miscellaneous Purdue End Zone Game-by-Game Purdue Roster Big Ten Football ... Search PURDUE FOOTBALL Spring Game 09/10 Akron 09/17 at Arizona 09/24 at Minnesota 10/01 Notre Dame 10/08 Iowa 10/15 Northwestern 10/22 at Wisconsin 10/29 at Penn St 11/05 Michigan St 11/12 Illinois 11/19 at Indiana 2005 SCHEDULE More Purdue football history quizzes Purdue Quizzes 1 to 5 Purdue Quizzes 6 to 10 Purdue football tickets Ross-Ade seating chart ... Story of the Seal Vintage Gallery Football Cards of Purdue Alumni BOILER HISTORY History Quizzes NCAA/Heisman Bowls Bibliography PURDUE FOOTBALL HISTORY QUIZ #10 is the Purdue season receiving touchdowns record holder. Hint, this player and the previous record holders played for Coach Tiller. ANSWER PURDUE FOOTBALL HISTORY QUIZ #9 The Notre Dame opponent single game record for passing touchdowns is four, held and shared by eight different players. Two of them play(ed) quarterback at Purdue. Who are they ?

57. Tech Athletics | Football football history. YearBy-Year Won-Loss-Tied Records All-Time Coaches Records All-Americans All-Conference Academic All-Americans Record Book http://athletics.atu.edu/football/History/main.htm

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58. SportsKnowHow.com - History Of American Football - Page 1 Of 4 SportsKnowHow.com American football history - Page 1. http://www.sportsknowhow.com/football/history/football-history.shtml

SportsKnowHow.com Home Football Home Football History SportsKnowHow.com - HISTORY OF FOOTBALL - Page 1 of 4 Has football always been this confusing? In a nutshell, yes. Soccer, Rugby and More In 1623, football resurfaced (legally) in England as a soccer-type game played on a field rather than in the town streets. Players were not allowed to touch the ball with anything except their feet. At about the same time, Irish teams took up a form of football that allowed players to hit the ball with their fists. One of the biggest changes in the game happened at Rugby College in 1823. According to legend, William Ellis suddenly stopped kicking the ball, picked it up and ran down the field and across the goal line. Sure, Ellis had broken one of the fundamental rules of the game, but the crowd loved it. Rugby College recognized that Ellis had a good idea and began allowing players to run with ball. This was the official beginning of rugby and the catalyst for what we know today as football.

59. Royal Navy: RN Football History Royal Navy Modern and relevant, capable and resilient and top class employer with top class people. http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/static/pages/4481.html

Wed 21 Sep 2005 Surface Fleet Fleet Air Arm Submarine Service Royal Marines ... Picture Gallery You are in: Navy Life RN Sports and Adventurous Training Football RN Football History History Of The RNFA Where did it all start? Well it is of interest to note that the sailor of the Royal Navy in the 19th Century was playing his game of football under rules and conditions drawn up to suit the occasion as well as for the physical benefit, so were other institutions. It is also true to say that whilst the game played by these various institutions had some commonalties, each set about the game in their own way and did their own thing. Therefore, on the 26th October 1863 the Football Association was formed. It was not until 1907, some 44 years later that the Royal Navy Football Association (RNFA) became an affiliated member, with a representative serving on its General Council. The Birth of the Royal Navy Football Association took place on the 13th January 1904 in the offices of The Southern Daily Mail when a group of Royal Navy officers met and agreed that an Association be formed for the Guidance and Government of Naval Football. On the 9th February 1904 a second meeting was held at The Southern Daily Mail where the general Council was formed. Also at this meeting resolutions were passed inviting His Majesty The King, His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to become Patrons of the Association. Additionally that The First Sea Lord should be President and all Commanders-in-Chief and Senior Officers of Squadrons should be Vice Presidents. (With the exception of one or two years, The Association has enjoyed Royal Patronage ever since). This was the last time a meeting was held at the Offices of The Southern Daily Mail, to mark the occasion and to acknowledge the friendship between the 2 organisations, the management of the Southern Daily Mail presented to the Royal Navy Football Association its first trophy – the Navy Cup.

60. Minnesota Golden Gophers History - College Football Minnesota football history was made on Sept. 29, 1882, when Minnesota played Hamline at the Col. King State Fairgrounds, near Riverside and Franklin in http://www.college-football--tickets.net/minnesota/history.htm

HOME TICKETS SCHEDULE STADIUM ... TEAM HISTORY Minnesota Golden Gophers - History Early Minnesota Traditions Beginnings Minnesota football history was made on Sept. 29, 1882, when Minnesota played Hamline at the Col. King State Fairgrounds, near Riverside and Franklin in South Minneapolis. These two teams, along with Carleton, were to take part in a “Field Day” at the Fairgrounds. Carleton failed to show up, and Hamline nearly left, but Minnesota team captain A.J. Baldwin talked Hamline into staying and playing what would be the first football game in U of M history. Baldwin scored the first points of the game to lead the Gophers to a 4-0 win. Alfred Pillsbury, one of Minnesota’s first star players, played for eight seasons. Alfred Pillsbury Alfred Pillsbury was one of the founders of football at Minnesota. In the early days, there were no governing bodies regulating collegiate eligibility, so Pillsbury played at Minnesota for eight seasons, from 1885-92. His greatest contribution may have been changing the team’s style of play from the soccer style to the rugby style. He accomplished this mainly because he owned the only rugby ball in town! The First Championship Minnesota recorded an undefeated season in 1892, playing future Big Ten opponents Michigan and Northwestern that season. That year the team won its first-ever conference title, the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the Northwest.

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