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Johnny North

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having been shot multiple times in both calves, and was rushed to medical care. His parents were told that he had died, and upon discovering he was alive but injured, inquired about his condition. The doctors said he would never walk again. This proved only to hold true for about a year. He had begun walking around the hospital on his hands in his free time, and pushed himself hard in physical therapy, that he soon regained his strength. He was awarded a Purple Heart.
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After receiving several offers, he signed with Vanderbilt, where he played football and basketball and ran track in 1942. But after his freshman year, he enlisted in the Marines to fight in World War II at the age of 17. He achieved the rank of sergeant, but was wounded on the Island of Tinian,
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A native of Gilliam, Johnny North grew up in Old Hickory, Tenn. He lettered in football, basketball and track at Castle Heights High School in Tennessee. He is a member of the Castle Heights Hall of Fame.
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62–7. New Orleans went 5–9 in both 1973 and 1974, the team's final seasons at Tulane Stadium. North led the Saints into the
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After his playing career, North moved into coaching. He was a high school coach in Alabama, then in college at
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which left the team 1–5. He subsequently spent seven years as an assistant coach for the
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in 1975, but was fired on October 27 following a 38–14 loss to the
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In his first regular season game, the Saints were embarrassed at
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Index

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End
Defensive end
Gilliam, Louisiana
Covington, Louisiana
Vanderbilt
1945
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
AAFC
Baltimore Colts
1950
Tennessee Tech
Kentucky
LSU
Detroit Lions
New Orleans Saints
1973
New Orleans Saints
1973
1975
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Breakers
All-SEC
1947
1946
Starts
Touchdowns
Interceptions
American football

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