Great football names
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Whether I played football or not, if my name was Elroy I'd prefer Crazylegs too.
You can’t get any more macho or gritty then June Jones.
Best QB name - Kenny PICKETT.
Best K name - Chris BLEWITT.
Only at sPitt!
Best K name - Chris BLEWITT.
Only at sPitt!
I like Penn State's own August "Mike" Michalske. At least neither guy was named April or May.
Billy Cannon Heisman winner from LSU in the 60's and then a member of the Houston Oilers and Oakland Raiders
Cladstone Coke
and Curtis Head sitting next to each other on the Marshall bench.
Think about it.
and Curtis Head sitting next to each other on the Marshall bench.
Think about it.
Edgar Allan Poe, All-America quarterback at Princeton.
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One of his brothers was All-America as well.
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Edgar Allan Poe (attorney general) - Wikipedia
One of his brothers was All-America as well.
Poe brothers - Wikipedia
Barkevious Mingo
Prince Amukamara
Ndamukong Suh
Frostee Rucker
Colt McCoy
Craphonso Thorpe (he only played one year in the NFL - go figure)
Lincoln Kennedy
Fair Hooker
Richie Incognito
Equanimeous St. Brown
Prince Amukamara
Ndamukong Suh
Frostee Rucker
Colt McCoy
Craphonso Thorpe (he only played one year in the NFL - go figure)
Lincoln Kennedy
Fair Hooker
Richie Incognito
Equanimeous St. Brown
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I always liked our own Lincoln Lippincott III. Just sounded so “Ivy League”. He could play, though. Since he graduated in late 60s there might be a Lincoln Lippincott IV or V out there by now!
Interestingly 4 on this list played for the Browns over the years. Mingo, Rucker, McCoy and Hooker.
Ardley Ashkicker, a defensive end for Dartmouth in the late 60's.
OK, I made it up. Sorry.
OK, I made it up. Sorry.
FIFY- Of course it was Rosevelt, his proper name, known for wrestling Sirhan Sirhan, also an unusual name, to the ground after the Bobby Kennedy assassination. He later became an actor and an ordained minister.
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