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Heston was the irresistible force -- the human juggernaut. He hurled his compact, marvelous body into the most powerful human walls that were ever produced -- and split them asunder. Every team that played
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were the leading professional teams at the time, and both teams were reported to be angling for Heston's services. Heston reportedly sent a telegram to the
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A strong arm helped Willie Sr., to move 'em. After cracking through that line the old arm would go out. You can still pick out men who used to play football against
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Football's Glory Days." After the 1904 season, the "Football Guide" described Heston as "practically unhurtable." Though known primarily for his running and scoring, Fielding Yost said of Heston: "He was one of the greatest defensive backs, one of the
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hardest, surest tacklers that ever lived." Chicago's Walter
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Ralph McGill (September 25, 1963). "Heston, 'Hurry Up' and History".
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1821:Nashville, Tennessee
1784:. December 20, 1935.
1397:"Daily Sport Budget"
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3515:James Cooney
3480:Henry Torney
3447:
3372:Henry Hooper
3340:Fred Schacht
3308:Howard Henry
3264:
3168:Head coach:
3116:
3097:John Garrels
3092:James DePree
3000:Head coach:
2963:
2939:John Garrels
2929:James DePree
2843:Head coach:
2798:
2697:Head coach:
2661:Bruce Shorts
2631:James Knight
2620:
2551:
2550:
2488:Monte Kiffin
2368:Tal Stafford
2344:Jack Hegarty
2319:
2264:Bart Gatling
2198:Todd Stepsis
2149:
2134:Jack Wallace
2102:Albert Kawal
2046:Charles Pell
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2014:Charles Best
2006:A. B. Potter
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232:All-American
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3588:1963 deaths
3583:1878 births
3523:James Hogan
3499:Tom Shevlin
3356:John DeWitt
3324:James Hogan
3010:Dan McGugin
2979:Joe Maddock
2969:Harry James
2949:Herb Graver
2819:Dan McGugin
2814:Joe Maddock
2784:Herb Graver
2707:Bennie Owen
2691:Ebin Wilson
2636:Dan McGugin
2606:Herb Graver
2544:Dave Doeren
2530:(2007–2012)
2528:Tom O'Brien
2522:(2000–2006)
2520:Chuck Amato
2514:(1993–1999)
2512:Mike O'Cain
2506:(1986–1992)
2498:(1983–1985)
2490:(1980–1982)
2482:(1976–1979)
2474:(1972–1975)
2464:Al Michaels
2458:(1954–1970)
2450:(1952–1953)
2442:(1944–1951)
2434:(1937–1943)
2426:(1934–1936)
2418:(1931–1933)
2402:(1925–1929)
2386:(1921–1923)
2378:(1919–1920)
2376:Bill Fetzer
2346:(1914–1915)
2338:(1909–1913)
2330:(1907–1908)
2298:(1902–1903)
2290:(1900–1901)
2282:(1898–1899)
2274:(1896–1897)
2266:(1893–1895)
2192:(2014–2018)
2184:(2008–2013)
2174:Steve Loney
2168:(1989–2006)
2160:(1987–1988)
2144:(1977–1985)
2136:(1965–1976)
2128:(1960–1964)
2112:(1949–1958)
2110:Warren Gaer
2104:(1947–1948)
2096:(1933–1946)
2080:(1921–1931)
2078:Ossie Solem
2072:(1918–1920)
2070:M. B. Banks
2064:(1916–1917)
2062:Ralph Glaze
2056:(1908–1915)
2048:(1906–1907)
2032:(1903–1904)
2022:G. O. Dietz
2016:(1900–1901)
2008:(1897–1899)
1998:Fred Rogers
953:and my own
705:Innovations
662:Archie Hahn
637:Walter Camp
480:Michigan's
343:Early years
128:Position(s)
3577:Categories
3507:Fred Speik
3472:Andy Smith
3273:Dana Kafer
3162:Ted Stuart
3087:Joe Curtis
2924:Joe Curtis
2837:Boss Weeks
2804:Paul Jones
2686:Hugh White
2681:Boss Weeks
2626:Paul Jones
2536:Dana Bible
2400:Gus Tebell
2296:Art Devlin
2288:John McKee
2126:Bus Mertes
1224:References
1049:Conference
986:Red Grange
951:Red Grange
917:Jack Blott
913:Ernie Vick
527:Touchdowns
58:1878-09-09
3423:Backfield
3240:Backfield
3182:Trainer:
3014:Trainer:
2851:Trainer:
2711:Trainer:
2666:Neil Snow
2472:Lou Holtz
2392:Buck Shaw
2094:Vee Green
1052:Standing
742:Arch Ward
498:in 1925,
453:1904 team
449:1903 team
445:1902 team
441:1901 team
104:1901–1904
94:1898–1900
2546:(2013– )
2538:# (2012)
2496:Tom Reed
2466:# (1971)
2200:(2019– )
2190:Rick Fox
1974:No coach
1174:See also
1046:Overall
905:Michigan
871:Michigan
839:Richmond
835:Virginia
811:Michigan
760:and the
711:tailback
325:Michigan
307:and the
301:halfback
198:National
132:Halfback
108:Michigan
2480:Bo Rein
2166:Rob Ash
1895:at the
1582:July 2,
1374:July 2,
1323:July 2,
1289:July 2,
867:Detroit
843:Clemson
530:Points
524:Average
519:Rushing
516:Carries
487:In the
280:profile
176:Overall
2410:(1930)
2394:(1924)
2370:(1918)
2362:(1917)
2354:(1916)
2322:(1906)
2314:(1905)
2306:(1904)
2258:(1892)
2176:(2007)
2152:(1986)
2120:(1959)
2088:(1932)
2040:(1905)
2024:(1902)
2000:(1896)
1992:(1895)
1984:(1894)
1976:(1893)
1760:
1161:Total:
1119:(1906)
1097:Drake:
1069:(1905)
841:, and
829:. His
223:Awards
84:, U.S.
67:, U.S.
1576:(PDF)
1343:(PDF)
1191:Notes
1165:7–5–4
1151:3–1–4
1135:3–1–4
1081:Drake
1043:Team
1040:Year
797:Drake
615:Total
521:yards
392:) in
388:(now
321:judge
179:7–5–4
151:Drake
3490:Line
3299:Line
1829:2021
1758:ISBN
1584:2010
1376:2010
1325:2010
1291:2010
1256:2012
1126:1906
1076:1905
931:and
729:and
630:360
621:2339
610:105
604:12.7
595:1904
575:1903
555:1902
550:100
544:10.2
535:1901
513:Year
251:1902
247:1901
240:1904
236:1903
214:1904
210:1903
206:1902
202:1901
157:1906
147:1905
114:1906
72:Died
52:Born
3478:FB
3470:FB
3462:FB
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3446:HB
3438:QB
3430:QB
3287:FB
3279:FB
3271:HB
3263:HB
3255:QB
3247:QB
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1101:4–4
1085:4–4
855:VMI
847:VPI
805:in
624:8.4
618:279
601:686
590:80
584:4.7
581:482
578:102
570:75
564:8.7
561:487
541:684
323:in
303:at
196:4×
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