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1972 Golden State warriors

NFL Football Player

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former college/NFL quarterback; played for Augustana College and Cincinnati Bengals; former Jags,Bengals QB/wideout/offensive coach, current Steelers QB coach

former college/NFL safety; played for West Texas A&M, Patriots & Steelers

NHL Player: 1975-84

Hockey Player

former college/NFL defensive end; played for University of Texas, St. Louis Cardinals & New England Patriots; All-American in college; 2X National Champion (Texas 1969, 1970)

hockey player

former college/NFL running back; played for Ohio State University, Packers and Chiefs; 3X Pro Bowler, 3X All - Pro; 1971 Offensive ROY; #9 overall pick 1971 NFL Draft; 2X National Champ (68,70)

basketball player/coach

Rugby League Player (Retired)

NFL, TE, Pittsburg Steelers 1971-76. NFL, T, Pittsburgh Steelers 1977-84. College - Kansas

Football player (65)

Played football for 1958 Baltimore Colts

former college/NFL safety; played for West Texas A&M, Falcons & Saints

Ice hockey player

former college/NFL wide receiver; played for Southern University, Eagles & Cowboys; 4X Pro Bowler; NFL 1970s All-Decade Team; current Director of Player Development and Alumni for the Eagles

Former NBA Player/Broadcaster

hockey

Basketball player

Former NBA Player/Current Broadcaster

basketball

retired football player for the bengals and browns

former college/NFL running back; played for USC & Oakland Raiders; All-American; In Super Bowl XI, ran for 137 yards; member of Raiders Super Bowl XI championship team

Hockey Player

former college/NFL defensive lineman; played for Central College (IA)& Miami Dolphins; member of College Football Hall of Fame

Former UNC & ABA Player, Memphis Tams, Utah Stars

former college/NFL quarterback; played for Kansas State University, Packers & Oilers

former college/NFL/AFL; tackle/tightend; played for University of Illinois & Cleveland Browns; 1X Pro Bowler

former Michigan Wolverine, St. Louis Cardinal; HOF guard/tackle

NHL Hall of Fame center from 1972-89, 18 years with Kings, Rangers, Red Wings. 4x All - Star, 2x Lady Bying Memorial Trophy, 2x Pearson Trophy, Ross Trophy for 1979-80 season.with most points (goals + assists) at 131

American Football, RB, USC, NFL, Giants 71-73, Redskins 1974

Former USC Trojan fullback and NFLer

former college/NFL kicker; played for University of Texas, Eagles & Saints; member of Texas Longhorns 1970 National championship team

NHL Defenceman: Vancouver Canucks, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders / Playing Career: 1970-1979

retired basketball player for the spurs

former NHL goalie, hockey analyst

Former basketball player for the Houston Rockets and Seattle SuperSonics

Fomrer ABA and NBA Player

Former college/NFL defensive tackle/end; played for University of Wisconsin, Dallas Cowboys & Seattle Seahawks; member of Cowboys 71 Super Bowl team

Soccer Player

Former pro football player

hockey

Former NHL defenseman. Played for the Buffalo Sabres (1973/74 - 1986/87)

Former Cleveland Browns linebacker

former college/NFL linebacker; played for Penn State University & Pittsburgh Steelers;All-American; 8X Pro Bowler; NFL 1970s All-Decade Team; member of Pro and College Football Hall of Fames; 4X Super Bowl champ

Former NFL football player for the NY Jets in the 70's

former college/NFL guard; played for University of Colorado, Falcons, Oilers and Packers

Former NBA Player

Former ABA,NBA Indiana Pacer.Works in Pacer Office

football player

aaa baseball player mlb/new york mets

former college/NFL quarterback; played for University of Alabama, Packers, Lions, Bills & Falcons

Former NFL football player for the Broncos and Falcons in the 70's

retired football player for the rams

Former Oakland Raider defensive end

former NHL player with Toronto and Pittsburgh (1970/71 to 1984/85 seasons)

Hockey Player

Played hockey for the Chicago Blackhawks, Washington Capitals, Detroit Red Wings, and Atlanta Flames

Retired NHL Forward (Montreal Canadiens, Quebec Nordiques, New York Rangers) - Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee

Former NHL Player Canucks, Flames, Bruins 1971-1981

Hockey Player

Nba basketball player

New Orleans Saints Cornerback

basketball player

Thomas Lewis 'Tommy' Lyons (born August 7, 1948 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a former American football offensive lineman for the University of Georgia and the Denver Broncos[1] of the National Football League

Former Quarterback for the University of Mississippi and New Orleans Saints, father of former NFL quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning

hockey player, 1972 Summit series

Retired pro football defensive linemen with the Chicago Bears 1971-1973, New England Patriots 1974-1981, Washington Redskins 1982-1984, Starting Defensive End Super Bowl XVII

Former New York Knick/A father of news reporter, Dean Meminger

former college/NBA basketball player; played for Auburn, Bulls, Warriors, Kings, Royals and Pistons

hockey

Retired football player. played for the saints debut 1971

former college/NBA guard/forward; played for University of Utah, Rockets, Nets & Knicks; 12,507 career points

former NFL- Bears

Hockey Player

former college/NFL running back; played for Kent State University, Dolphins & Colts; member of Dolphins Super Bowl VIII championship team

hockey player/coach

Former ABA/NBA player, Memphis Sounds, Carolina Cougars, Portland Trail Blazers, Houston Rockets

former college/NFL quarterback; played for Santa Clara University, Oilers, Raiders, Rams & Eagles

Played for the UCLA bruins in the 70s

Former NHL Right Wing. Played for the Philadelphia Flyers (1971/72 - 1972/73), St. Louis Blues (1972/73 - 1976/77), Chicago Blackhawks (1977/78), N.Y. Rangers (1978/79), Quebec Nordiques (1979/80). Picked 9th overall in the first round in 1971

NFL, QB, New England Patriots 1971-75, San Francisco 49ers 1976-77, Oakland Raiders 1979-81, Los Angeles Raiders 1982-1986. College - Stanford. Heisman trophy 1970

basketball player

NHL left wing from 1972-85, 14 seasons all with Sabres. For the 1984-85 season awarded the Selke Trophy. 1976 All - Star. First in short handed goals in 1977-78. Head coach for the Atlanta Thrashers formerly with the Boston Bruins as a coach

asst. coach of cavs-former bull

former NFL player / NFL HOF / actor

basketball

Basketball-Forward inthe ABA and NBA in 1970s, won ABA Championship with Kentucky Colonels. College: Utah State

football player

hockey hof def.

Former college/NBA/ABA center/forward; played for University of Kansas, Pacers, Nuggets, Sails, Rockets, Lakers, Spurs, Claws & Kings; scored 10,581 points

former college/NBA/ABA guard; played for University of South Carolina, Colonels, Nets, Lakers, Nuggets and Stars; 2X All - American, 2X ACC POY, #14 pick overall 1971 NBA Draft

Former UCLA basketball great from the early 70's. Later played in the NBA for the Boston Celtics

Football Player: Edmonton Eskimos, San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders // Actor: The A-Team, CHiPs, The Karate Kid, Riptide, Cheers, Basic Training, Santa Barbara, Dead Bang, Shocker, MacGyver, Quantum Leap, The Rockford Files

former college/NFL defensive back; played for Kansas State University & Cleveland Browns; 1X Pro Bowler; 13th pick overall 1971 NFL Draft; All-American

former football player for the chiefs

basketball player

former NBA star - Buffalo Braves (1970-77)

NFL Player - Cowboys * Oilers

NHL Forwrd: Vancouver Canucks. Played one game in the NHL in 1973

NFL Player

football

Former NFL football player for the Browns and Packers in the 70's

basketball player

Former college/NFL wide receiver; played for Iowa State, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos & Miami Dolphins

former college/NFL safety; played for Ohio State, Oakland Raiders & Houston Oilers; nicknamed 'The Assassin' for his hard hits

former college/NFL quarterback; played for Notre Dame Fighting Irish & Washington Redskins

NFL Player father of Seahawks player

Former college/NFL cornerback; played for Bishop College, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers & Buffalo Bills; member of 1971 Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys

retired football player

hockey player

former college/NFL safety; played for Western Illinois University & Pittsburgh Steelers; 2X Pro Bowl selection; 4X Super Bowl champion (IX)(X)(XIII)(XIV)

former college/NFL defensive end; played for Texas A&M-Commerce & Pittsburgh Steelers; 4X Super Bowl champion

basketball player

former college/NFL/WFL safety; played for Auburn University, St. Louis Cardinals, Birmingham Vulcans and Birmingham Americans; All - American; 2X All - SEC selection

Former NFL football player 1971-76 Bengals & Oilers

basketball player/coach executive

NFL Hall Of Famer for the Rams inducted in 2001