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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 As Linebackers being under control and moving with a sense of urgency allows us to change direction efficiently!🔥 Tyler Atkinson gives us a great example of moving with a purpose!😤 Coach: Derrick Johnson Player: Tyler Atkinson Legendary Linebacker Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his...

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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 It’s not about what you are capable of, it’s more about what you’re willing to do that moves the meter. HARD WORK PAYS OFF!!!🎓🔥 #ArizonaCardinals #NFL Coach: Derrick Johnson Player: Owen Pappoe Legendary Linebacker Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his linebacker training page and learn from the BEST!!!🔥 Derrick Johnson Derrick Johnson - First-team All-Pro (2011) - Second-team All-Pro (2015) - 4× Pro Bowl (2011–2013, 2015) - Dick Butkus Award (2004) - Bronko Nagurski Trophy (2004) - Jack Lambert Trophy (2004) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (2004) - Unanimous All-American (2004) - Consensus All-American (2003) - 3× First-team All-Big 12 (2002–2004) - Big 12 Co-Defensive Freshman of the Year (2001) - College Hall of Fame (2023) - Kansas City Chiefs All Time Leading Tackler (1151)
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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 It’s not about what you are capable of, it’s more about what you’re willing to do that moves the meter. HARD WORK PAYS OFF!!!🎓🔥 #ArizonaCardinals #NFL Coach: Derrick Johnson Player: Owen Pappoe Legendary Linebacker Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his linebacker training page and learn from the BEST!!!🔥 Derrick Johnson Derrick Johnson - First-team All-Pro (2011) - Second-team All-Pro (2015) - 4× Pro Bowl (2011–2013, 2015) - Dick Butkus Award (2004) - Bronko Nagurski Trophy (2004) - Jack Lambert Trophy (2004) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (2004) - Unanimous All-American (2004) - Consensus All-American (2003) - 3× First-team All-Big 12 (2002–2004) - Big 12 Co-Defensive Freshman of the Year (2001) - College Hall of Fame (2023) - Kansas City Chiefs All Time Leading Tackler (1151)

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Texas LB Tyler Atkinson!!!🚨🚨🚨 Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready. Spring ball will be here soon college LBs! This game is about violence while being under controlled!🔥 Legendary Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his linebacker training page and learn from the BEST!!!🔥 Derrick Johnson Derrick Johnson - First-team All-Pro (2011) - Second-team All-Pro (2015) - 4× Pro Bowl (2011–2013, 2015) - Dick Butkus Award (2004) - Bronko Nagurski Trophy (2004) - Jack Lambert Trophy (2004) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (2004) - Unanimous All-American (2004) - Consensus All-American (2003) - 3× First-team All-Big 12 (2002–2004) - Big 12 Co-Defensive Freshman of the Year (2001) - College Hall of Fame (2023) - Kansas City Chiefs All Time Leading Tackler (1151) Trainer: Derrick Johnson Athlete: Tyler Atkinson
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Texas LB Tyler Atkinson!!!🚨🚨🚨 Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready. Spring ball will be here soon college LBs! This game is about violence while being under controlled!🔥 Legendary Derrick Johnson is now training linebackers! Follow his linebacker training page and learn from the BEST!!!🔥 Derrick Johnson Derrick Johnson - First-team All-Pro (2011) - Second-team All-Pro (2015) - 4× Pro Bowl (2011–2013, 2015) - Dick Butkus Award (2004) - Bronko Nagurski Trophy (2004) - Jack Lambert Trophy (2004) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (2004) - Unanimous All-American (2004) - Consensus All-American (2003) - 3× First-team All-Big 12 (2002–2004) - Big 12 Co-Defensive Freshman of the Year (2001) - College Hall of Fame (2023) - Kansas City Chiefs All Time Leading Tackler (1151) Trainer: Derrick Johnson Athlete: Tyler Atkinson

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Happy Big 9-0, Chuck Howley! Legendary #Cowboys Linebacker • PFHOF Class of 2023 • Super Bowl VI Champion • Two-Time NFC Champion • First defensive player to be voted Super Bowl MVP, and the only Super Bowl MVP from a losing team (SB5) • Five-Time First-Team All-Pro • 6 Pro Bowls • Career Super Bowl interceptions co-leader (3) • #DallasCowboys Ring of Honor
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Happy Big 9-0, Chuck Howley! Legendary #Cowboys Linebacker • PFHOF Class of 2023 • Super Bowl VI Champion • Two-Time NFC Champion • First defensive player to be voted Super Bowl MVP, and the only Super Bowl MVP from a losing team (SB5) • Five-Time First-Team All-Pro • 6 Pro Bowls • Career Super Bowl interceptions co-leader (3) • #DallasCowboys Ring of Honor

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Tonight's honorary captain is Larry Fitzgerald!! -His #1 is retired -2002 Big East Rookie of the Year -2003 Big East Offensive Player of the Year -Two Time All Big East -2003 Unanimous All–American -2003 Biletnikoff Award Winner & Walter Camp Award Winner -Finished 2nd in the Heisman Trophy Voting (2003) -34 TD Receptions in 2 seasons - #1 in Pitt History -Most Receiving Yards in a season – 1,672 (2003) -3rd Overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals -Played 17 years for the Arizona Cardinals -11 time Pro Bowl Player -Scored 2 TDs in Super Bowl 43 -2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year -NFL 2010s All–Decade Team -NFL 100th Anniversary All–Time Team -NFL Career – 1,432 Receptions / 17,492 Yards / 121 Touchdowns #ProveIt #H2P
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Tonight's honorary captain is Larry Fitzgerald!! -His #1 is retired -2002 Big East Rookie of the Year -2003 Big East Offensive Player of the Year -Two Time All Big East -2003 Unanimous All–American -2003 Biletnikoff Award Winner & Walter Camp Award Winner -Finished 2nd in the Heisman Trophy Voting (2003) -34 TD Receptions in 2 seasons - #1 in Pitt History -Most Receiving Yards in a season – 1,672 (2003) -3rd Overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals -Played 17 years for the Arizona Cardinals -11 time Pro Bowl Player -Scored 2 TDs in Super Bowl 43 -2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year -NFL 2010s All–Decade Team -NFL 100th Anniversary All–Time Team -NFL Career – 1,432 Receptions / 17,492 Yards / 121 Touchdowns #ProveIt #H2P

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On this episode of Champion Mindset, I sit down with the one and only Charles Woodson. When I tell you, this man was an absolute savage on the football field. That is being unfair to him. I’m gonna list some of his accomplishments as we get ready to head into the NFL draft this weekend. This dude was a stud! The interview drops live at 8 AM Pacific on the UFC’s YouTube channel. Heisman Trophy Winner NCAA National Champion Super Bowl Champion Pro Football Hall of Famer NFL Defensive Player of the Year NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year 4x First-Team All-Pro First-team All-American First-team AP All-Time All-American
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On this episode of Champion Mindset, I sit down with the one and only Charles Woodson. When I tell you, this man was an absolute savage on the football field. That is being unfair to him. I’m gonna list some of his accomplishments as we get ready to head into the NFL draft this weekend. This dude was a stud! The interview drops live at 8 AM Pacific on the UFC’s YouTube channel. Heisman Trophy Winner NCAA National Champion Super Bowl Champion Pro Football Hall of Famer NFL Defensive Player of the Year NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year 4x First-Team All-Pro First-team All-American First-team AP All-Time All-American

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Happy Big 8-0, Alan Page! #Vikings Defensive Tackle • PFHOF Class of 1988 • NFL100 All-Time Team • All-Decade Team 1970s • 9 Pro Bowls, 5x First-Team All-Pro • 1971 NFL MVP: the first of only two defensive MVPs in NFL history • 2x NFL Defensive Player of the Year • 4x NFL/NFC Champion • Associate Justice of Minnesota Supreme Court • Presidential Medal of Freedom As a teenager, Alan worked a summer job cleaning up at the construction site of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, his hometown. Twenty-five years later, he came home to Canton and the Hall as an enshrinee — the first player born in Canton to be inducted. #SKOL
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Happy Big 8-0, Alan Page! #Vikings Defensive Tackle • PFHOF Class of 1988 • NFL100 All-Time Team • All-Decade Team 1970s • 9 Pro Bowls, 5x First-Team All-Pro • 1971 NFL MVP: the first of only two defensive MVPs in NFL history • 2x NFL Defensive Player of the Year • 4x NFL/NFC Champion • Associate Justice of Minnesota Supreme Court • Presidential Medal of Freedom As a teenager, Alan worked a summer job cleaning up at the construction site of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, his hometown. Twenty-five years later, he came home to Canton and the Hall as an enshrinee — the first player born in Canton to be inducted. #SKOL

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RIP Dick Jauron🕯️🙏🏻 A First-Team All-American and three-time First-Team All-Ivy League selection while at Yale As a safety with the #Lions, Dick was the 1973 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year runner-up and earned Pro Bowl honors in 1974. He finished his playing career with the #Bengals. He would later spend 28 years as an NFL assistant and head coach, earning the 2001 AP NFL Coach of the Year award with the #Bears.
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RIP Dick Jauron🕯️🙏🏻 A First-Team All-American and three-time First-Team All-Ivy League selection while at Yale As a safety with the #Lions, Dick was the 1973 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year runner-up and earned Pro Bowl honors in 1974. He finished his playing career with the #Bengals. He would later spend 28 years as an NFL assistant and head coach, earning the 2001 AP NFL Coach of the Year award with the #Bears.

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55 days away from Alabama Derrick Thomas was one of the greatest linebackers to ever play for the Crimson Tide. Some of his records will never be broken, like 27 sacks in a season. He had 52 sacks in his career which is also an NCAA record. He still holds several NFL records. Alabama Credentials: - Butkus Award (1988) - Unanimous All-American (1988) - All-SEC in 1987 and 1988 - College Football Hall of Fame Member (2014) - Top 10 Heisman Finish (1988) - SEC Defensive Player of the Year (1988) - National Defensive Player of the Year by CBS, Football News, Washington Post - Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 2001 Stats: 204 Tackles, 52 Sacks, 74 Tackles for Loss, 10 Forced Fumbles, 2 Safeties, 9 Blocked Kicks.
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55 days away from Alabama Derrick Thomas was one of the greatest linebackers to ever play for the Crimson Tide. Some of his records will never be broken, like 27 sacks in a season. He had 52 sacks in his career which is also an NCAA record. He still holds several NFL records. Alabama Credentials: - Butkus Award (1988) - Unanimous All-American (1988) - All-SEC in 1987 and 1988 - College Football Hall of Fame Member (2014) - Top 10 Heisman Finish (1988) - SEC Defensive Player of the Year (1988) - National Defensive Player of the Year by CBS, Football News, Washington Post - Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 2001 Stats: 204 Tackles, 52 Sacks, 74 Tackles for Loss, 10 Forced Fumbles, 2 Safeties, 9 Blocked Kicks.

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One of my favorite players to ever pull on a Ravens jersey was Haloti Ngata. And in the first round of the 2006 NFL draft, he was selected by Baltimore! Haloti played defense the way you want to see it played, hard but fair. He also left everything on the field, including Big Ben’s nose! In his nine-year stint with the Ravens, Haloti played in 135 games. He went on to earn two AP All-Pro First Team selections, three AP All-Pro Second Team nods, five Pro Bowl honors, and became a Super Bowl champion. In addition to being named to the Ravens Ring of Honor, Ngata was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2025. One heck of a football player, one whom words alone cannot adequately describe!
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One of my favorite players to ever pull on a Ravens jersey was Haloti Ngata. And in the first round of the 2006 NFL draft, he was selected by Baltimore! Haloti played defense the way you want to see it played, hard but fair. He also left everything on the field, including Big Ben’s nose! In his nine-year stint with the Ravens, Haloti played in 135 games. He went on to earn two AP All-Pro First Team selections, three AP All-Pro Second Team nods, five Pro Bowl honors, and became a Super Bowl champion. In addition to being named to the Ravens Ring of Honor, Ngata was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2025. One heck of a football player, one whom words alone cannot adequately describe!

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Didier Drogba at Chelsea was a goal-scoring machine, blud. 🥶 Drogba was a legendary Ivorian striker, best known as a "big-game player" for Chelsea, noted for his immense physical strength, powerful heading, and clutch performances in finals. His career was marked by significant club success, individual accolades, and humanitarian impact. Career Summary:👇 ✔️Drogba started his career in France with Le Mans, Guingamp, and Olympique de Marseille before joining Chelsea in 2004 for a club-record fee. ✔️ It was at Chelsea that he achieved global fame, becoming the club's fourth-highest goalscorer of all time with 164 goals in 381 appearances. ✔️He also captained the Ivory Coast national team, becoming their all-time top goalscorer with 65 goals in 105 appearances and leading them to their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2006. ✔️ Drogba is widely regarded as one of the greatest African players of all time and a Chelsea icon. 🔵 Former Chelsea manager José Mourinho hailed him as probably the "best value" Chelsea player ever. 🔵 He is remembered as a leader and a symbol of resilience and inspiration for aspiring footballers, particularly in Africa. ✅ Beyond football, his most notable achievement off the pitch was his powerful plea for peace during the Ivorian civil war in 2005, which is widely credited with helping to bring about a ceasefire. He established the Didier Drogba Foundation to support health and education in Côte d'Ivoire and was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2010. Achievements and Awards:👇 🔵 Team Achievements (with Chelsea): 🥶 UEFA Champions League (1): 2011–12 🥶 Premier League (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15 🥶 FA Cup (4): 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12 🥶 League Cup (3): 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15 Individual Awards:👇 🥶 African Footballer of the Year (2): 2006, 2009 🥶 Premier League Golden Boot (2): 2006–07, 2009–10 🥶 Premier League Hall of Fame inductee: 2022 🥶 Chelsea's greatest ever player as voted by fans in a 2012 poll UEFA President's Award recipient
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Didier Drogba at Chelsea was a goal-scoring machine, blud. 🥶 Drogba was a legendary Ivorian striker, best known as a "big-game player" for Chelsea, noted for his immense physical strength, powerful heading, and clutch performances in finals. His career was marked by significant club success, individual accolades, and humanitarian impact. Career Summary:👇 ✔️Drogba started his career in France with Le Mans, Guingamp, and Olympique de Marseille before joining Chelsea in 2004 for a club-record fee. ✔️ It was at Chelsea that he achieved global fame, becoming the club's fourth-highest goalscorer of all time with 164 goals in 381 appearances. ✔️He also captained the Ivory Coast national team, becoming their all-time top goalscorer with 65 goals in 105 appearances and leading them to their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2006. ✔️ Drogba is widely regarded as one of the greatest African players of all time and a Chelsea icon. 🔵 Former Chelsea manager José Mourinho hailed him as probably the "best value" Chelsea player ever. 🔵 He is remembered as a leader and a symbol of resilience and inspiration for aspiring footballers, particularly in Africa. ✅ Beyond football, his most notable achievement off the pitch was his powerful plea for peace during the Ivorian civil war in 2005, which is widely credited with helping to bring about a ceasefire. He established the Didier Drogba Foundation to support health and education in Côte d'Ivoire and was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2010. Achievements and Awards:👇 🔵 Team Achievements (with Chelsea): 🥶 UEFA Champions League (1): 2011–12 🥶 Premier League (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15 🥶 FA Cup (4): 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12 🥶 League Cup (3): 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15 Individual Awards:👇 🥶 African Footballer of the Year (2): 2006, 2009 🥶 Premier League Golden Boot (2): 2006–07, 2009–10 🥶 Premier League Hall of Fame inductee: 2022 🥶 Chelsea's greatest ever player as voted by fans in a 2012 poll UEFA President's Award recipient

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2025 Kansas Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame Inductee: Dane Simoneau – Player, Salina Sacred Heart H.S. (2007) 2007 Kansas Shrine Bowl West All-Star from Salina Sacred Heart H.S. Ranked 2nd in Kansas high school history with 8,020 passing yards, while passing for 71 touchdowns in his high school career. Started 42 of 43 career games at Washburn University (2007-11), setting 35 Ichabod career, season, and single-game records, including the top three passing seasons in school history. A five-time consensus All-American who finished 2nd in the voting for the Harlon Hill Award (Division 2 Heisman) his senior season. Named MIAA Offensive Player of the Year and Regional Player of the Year as a senior. Finished collegiate career 12th in NCAA Division II history with 11,291 yards passing and 15th on the all-time charts with 102 passing touchdowns. Was also a four-year starter on the Washburn baseball team, finishing first in all-time doubles, fourth in at-bats, sixth in RBI, and 10th in hits, earning all-MIAA honors as a senior at shortstop. Played professionally for the Salina Bombers of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League (2012-13), named CPIFL Offensive MVP in 2013. Currently in his fifth full-time season on the Washburn University coaching staff, moving into the role of Offensive Coordinator in the 2025 season. Spent four seasons at Northeastern State, with the final three as Offensive Coordinator. #sportsinkansas
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2025 Kansas Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame Inductee: Dane Simoneau – Player, Salina Sacred Heart H.S. (2007) 2007 Kansas Shrine Bowl West All-Star from Salina Sacred Heart H.S. Ranked 2nd in Kansas high school history with 8,020 passing yards, while passing for 71 touchdowns in his high school career. Started 42 of 43 career games at Washburn University (2007-11), setting 35 Ichabod career, season, and single-game records, including the top three passing seasons in school history. A five-time consensus All-American who finished 2nd in the voting for the Harlon Hill Award (Division 2 Heisman) his senior season. Named MIAA Offensive Player of the Year and Regional Player of the Year as a senior. Finished collegiate career 12th in NCAA Division II history with 11,291 yards passing and 15th on the all-time charts with 102 passing touchdowns. Was also a four-year starter on the Washburn baseball team, finishing first in all-time doubles, fourth in at-bats, sixth in RBI, and 10th in hits, earning all-MIAA honors as a senior at shortstop. Played professionally for the Salina Bombers of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League (2012-13), named CPIFL Offensive MVP in 2013. Currently in his fifth full-time season on the Washburn University coaching staff, moving into the role of Offensive Coordinator in the 2025 season. Spent four seasons at Northeastern State, with the final three as Offensive Coordinator. #sportsinkansas

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“There’s pressure to perform…most definitely.” Lane Johnson Our training camp tour is bringing the 🔥 and we made a big stop to see the Super Bowl Champions and sit with Philadelphia Eagles leader and anchor- All Pro Lane Johnson 🏈 We are chatting about it all- the journey, the highs, the lows, what’s ahead, how to stay balanced, Philly having 🎯 on their backs, his perspective on what makes QB Jalen Hurts elite, the secret to making Saquon Barkley 💨 and how his head coach is sets the tone on and off the field. Tap in now for an in-depth conversation with the future Hall of Famer 🦅 streaming now on all audio platforms and YouTube #eagles #philadelphia #nfl #football #jalenhurts #saquon #podcast #champs Ryan Clark Fred Taylor Channing Crowder
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“There’s pressure to perform…most definitely.” Lane Johnson Our training camp tour is bringing the 🔥 and we made a big stop to see the Super Bowl Champions and sit with Philadelphia Eagles leader and anchor- All Pro Lane Johnson 🏈 We are chatting about it all- the journey, the highs, the lows, what’s ahead, how to stay balanced, Philly having 🎯 on their backs, his perspective on what makes QB Jalen Hurts elite, the secret to making Saquon Barkley 💨 and how his head coach is sets the tone on and off the field. Tap in now for an in-depth conversation with the future Hall of Famer 🦅 streaming now on all audio platforms and YouTube #eagles #philadelphia #nfl #football #jalenhurts #saquon #podcast #champs Ryan Clark Fred Taylor Channing Crowder

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For those that had the privilege to see the greatness of linebacker Derrick Thomas in person, they will remember the significance of what happened 37 years ago when the Alabama Football legend ensured the Crimson Tide would not lose in an 8-3 victory over Penn State on Oct. 22, 1988, inside Legion Field. Thomas terrorized Penn State’s Tony Sacca all afternoon and finished with three sacks, nine quarterback hurries, eight tackles and almost outscored the Nittany Lions by himself with a fourth-quarter safety. Led by the heroic performance, the Crimson Tide defense allowed just 21 yards in the second half. In the 1988 season, Thomas won the Butkas Award as the nation’s top linebacker and finished with a staggering 27 sacks. To put that in perspective, Alabama as a team had 25 sacks last season with one extra game. “We made some changes at halftime to free Derrick Thomas,” Alabama head coach Bill Curry said. “Once Derrick Thomas is flying around, all kinds of things happen. They start looking for him. It’s a real nightmare when there’s a player like that on the other team.” CBS televised the defensive slugfest and announcer Brent Musburger described Thomas’s afternoon as, “the most dominating performance I’ve ever seen by a college player.” Philip Doyle scored the only offensive points for Alabama with a 39-yard field goal in the second quarter, before giving the Crimson Tide a 6-3 lead with a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter. Thomas added his safety early in the fourth quarter and a late quarterback hurry ended Penn State’s final offensive series when Lee Ozmint intercepted Sacca. Penn State finished with just 169 yards of total offense (98 passing, 71 rushing) and eight first downs.
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For those that had the privilege to see the greatness of linebacker Derrick Thomas in person, they will remember the significance of what happened 37 years ago when the Alabama Football legend ensured the Crimson Tide would not lose in an 8-3 victory over Penn State on Oct. 22, 1988, inside Legion Field. Thomas terrorized Penn State’s Tony Sacca all afternoon and finished with three sacks, nine quarterback hurries, eight tackles and almost outscored the Nittany Lions by himself with a fourth-quarter safety. Led by the heroic performance, the Crimson Tide defense allowed just 21 yards in the second half. In the 1988 season, Thomas won the Butkas Award as the nation’s top linebacker and finished with a staggering 27 sacks. To put that in perspective, Alabama as a team had 25 sacks last season with one extra game. “We made some changes at halftime to free Derrick Thomas,” Alabama head coach Bill Curry said. “Once Derrick Thomas is flying around, all kinds of things happen. They start looking for him. It’s a real nightmare when there’s a player like that on the other team.” CBS televised the defensive slugfest and announcer Brent Musburger described Thomas’s afternoon as, “the most dominating performance I’ve ever seen by a college player.” Philip Doyle scored the only offensive points for Alabama with a 39-yard field goal in the second quarter, before giving the Crimson Tide a 6-3 lead with a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter. Thomas added his safety early in the fourth quarter and a late quarterback hurry ended Penn State’s final offensive series when Lee Ozmint intercepted Sacca. Penn State finished with just 169 yards of total offense (98 passing, 71 rushing) and eight first downs.

The Tide Machine

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Check out this track record ⬇️ 2015 — Lennie Williams Jr. — Conference Freshman of the Year 2016 — Lennie Williams Jr. — 2nd Team All-Conference 2017 — Davis Cheek — Conference Offensive Rookie of the Year 2018 — Davis Cheek — Injured mid-season after 4-1 start 2019 — Ben DiNucci — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2021 — Cole Johnson — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2022 — Todd Centeio — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2023 — Jordan McCloud — Conference Player of the Year 2024 — Kurtis Rourke — Second Team All-Conference 2025 — Fernando Mendoza — Heisman Winner 2026 — Josh Hoover — ⁇ Now take a look at how many were transfer starters. That’s an impressive run. Also, we had to cut it out to keep this dialed in, but just because I’m a huge fan of the dude, I got to mention Coach Cig gave some love to Kurtis Rourke in this section of the podcast as well. Just a stud. Another reason to listen to the full thing with Rhett Lewis and I on the latest episode of THE PROCESS, a limited series within Y-Option Podcast: College Football with Yogi Roth fueled by our founding sponsor 76 keeping you on the Go GO GO so you never miss a beat. Click Here: #collegefootball #indianafootball #hoosiers #cignetti #qbdevelopment #footballstrategy #playcalling
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Check out this track record ⬇️ 2015 — Lennie Williams Jr. — Conference Freshman of the Year 2016 — Lennie Williams Jr. — 2nd Team All-Conference 2017 — Davis Cheek — Conference Offensive Rookie of the Year 2018 — Davis Cheek — Injured mid-season after 4-1 start 2019 — Ben DiNucci — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2021 — Cole Johnson — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2022 — Todd Centeio — Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2023 — Jordan McCloud — Conference Player of the Year 2024 — Kurtis Rourke — Second Team All-Conference 2025 — Fernando Mendoza — Heisman Winner 2026 — Josh Hoover — ⁇ Now take a look at how many were transfer starters. That’s an impressive run. Also, we had to cut it out to keep this dialed in, but just because I’m a huge fan of the dude, I got to mention Coach Cig gave some love to Kurtis Rourke in this section of the podcast as well. Just a stud. Another reason to listen to the full thing with Rhett Lewis and I on the latest episode of THE PROCESS, a limited series within Y-Option Podcast: College Football with Yogi Roth fueled by our founding sponsor 76 keeping you on the Go GO GO so you never miss a beat. Click Here: #collegefootball #indianafootball #hoosiers #cignetti #qbdevelopment #footballstrategy #playcalling

Yogi Roth

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Today’s honorary captains are Tony Dorsett and Anthony Dorsett Jr.‼️ #ProveIt #H2P HONORARY CAPTAIN – Tony Dorsett •Aliquippa, PA / Hopewell HS / Running Back at Pitt – 1973 – 1976 •4 Time All-American / Pitt #33 is Retired •Heisman Trophy Winner on 1976 National Championship Team •Earned Maxwell Award & Walter Camp Award •Team Captain in 1976 •3 Bowl Teams (Fiesta / Sun / Sugar) •First Player in NCAA History to Rush for Over 6,000 Yards •Pitt’s All Time Leading Scorer and Rusher •Drafted in the 1st Round – 2nd Pick – of the 1977 Draft by Dallas Cowboys •13 Seasons in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos •Played in 2 Super Bowls (12 and 13), Super Bowl Champion in 1977 •4 Pro Bowls •Elected into the CFB HOF and Pro Football HOF in 1994 HONORARY CAPTAIN – Anthony Dorsett Jr. •Dallas, TX / JJ Pearce HS / Defensive Back at Pitt – 1992 – 1995 •4 Year Letterman •Also ran Track at Pitt and was a Big East Champion in the 4x100 Relay •Drafted in the 6th Round of the 1996 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers •9 Seasons in the NFL with the Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders •Played in 2 Super Bowls (34 with Tennessee and 37 with Raiders)
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Today’s honorary captains are Tony Dorsett and Anthony Dorsett Jr.‼️ #ProveIt #H2P HONORARY CAPTAIN – Tony Dorsett •Aliquippa, PA / Hopewell HS / Running Back at Pitt – 1973 – 1976 •4 Time All-American / Pitt #33 is Retired •Heisman Trophy Winner on 1976 National Championship Team •Earned Maxwell Award & Walter Camp Award •Team Captain in 1976 •3 Bowl Teams (Fiesta / Sun / Sugar) •First Player in NCAA History to Rush for Over 6,000 Yards •Pitt’s All Time Leading Scorer and Rusher •Drafted in the 1st Round – 2nd Pick – of the 1977 Draft by Dallas Cowboys •13 Seasons in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos •Played in 2 Super Bowls (12 and 13), Super Bowl Champion in 1977 •4 Pro Bowls •Elected into the CFB HOF and Pro Football HOF in 1994 HONORARY CAPTAIN – Anthony Dorsett Jr. •Dallas, TX / JJ Pearce HS / Defensive Back at Pitt – 1992 – 1995 •4 Year Letterman •Also ran Track at Pitt and was a Big East Champion in the 4x100 Relay •Drafted in the 6th Round of the 1996 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers •9 Seasons in the NFL with the Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders •Played in 2 Super Bowls (34 with Tennessee and 37 with Raiders)

Pat Narduzzi

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Today is the 60th birthday for Alabama Football legend Cornelius O’Landa Bennett, but true Crimson Tide fans refer to him as “Biscuit” because he always had room for one more. Born Aug. 25, 1965, in Birmingham, Cornelius Bennett excelled in football, basketball and baseball at Ensley High School, before signing with the Crimson Tide and becoming a foundational player in 1983 for new Alabama head coach Ray Perkins. After moving to linebacker, Bennett became a three-time, first-team selection to the College Football All-America team. As a senior, he won the Lombardi Award and SEC Player of the Year honors. He finished his Alabama career with 287 tackles, 21.5 sacks and three fumble recoveries (which might have been four if the officials had made the right call on sack of Steve Beuerlein in 1986). The Indianapolis Colts selected Bennett second overall in the 1987 NFL Draft, but then traded him in a three-way deal to the Buffalo Bills where he became a five-time Pro Bowl player.
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Today is the 60th birthday for Alabama Football legend Cornelius O’Landa Bennett, but true Crimson Tide fans refer to him as “Biscuit” because he always had room for one more. Born Aug. 25, 1965, in Birmingham, Cornelius Bennett excelled in football, basketball and baseball at Ensley High School, before signing with the Crimson Tide and becoming a foundational player in 1983 for new Alabama head coach Ray Perkins. After moving to linebacker, Bennett became a three-time, first-team selection to the College Football All-America team. As a senior, he won the Lombardi Award and SEC Player of the Year honors. He finished his Alabama career with 287 tackles, 21.5 sacks and three fumble recoveries (which might have been four if the officials had made the right call on sack of Steve Beuerlein in 1986). The Indianapolis Colts selected Bennett second overall in the 1987 NFL Draft, but then traded him in a three-way deal to the Buffalo Bills where he became a five-time Pro Bowl player.

Michael Southern

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