Today, we’re going to feature the Portsmouth Spartans, Dwight Clark’s long streak, a couple of rushing records, and many legends of the game coming up. We have some great football stories and tidbits on the legendary people from the Pigskin past to discuss for the football day of September 14. We hope that these entertain…
Born on September 14, 1948, Richard “Rich” McGeorge carved out a memorable career as a tight end for the Green Bay Packers. After a standout college career at Elon, the Packers selected him in the first round of the 1970 NFL Draft, making him the first tight end taken that year. While his rookie season…
Another great legend of the game that was born on September 14 was Dickie Moegle, who was born in 1934. On September 14, he was a former safety and halfback from Rice. Dickey’s outstanding 1954 season at Rice earned him the honor of being the consensus All-American in the 1954 Cotton Bowl Classic. Moegle was…
September 14, 1916, that’s the birth of Waddy Young, a former end for the University of Oklahoma who played in the late 1930s. He went professional and played in the NFL for the Brooklyn Dodgers football franchise, and played in the National Football League’s very first televised game on October 22, 1939. This brave man…
