WRITTEN OUT OF HISTORY: Tracing 1930s Syracuse to 1960s Michigan State

PHOTO: INVISLBLE NO MORE is available online, including Amazon. Buy me a coffee to support my research to tell untold college football integration untold stories. Thomas Shanahan | @Thomas-Shanahan-23 Order link: Raye of Light: Jimmy Raye, The Integration of College Football 3rd Ed – August Publications *** By TOM SHANAHAN College football integration’s long journey remains a largely untold story that is misunderstood when cited with bits and pieces in college football lore. One profound story lost to…

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Michigan State/Big Ten football Media Days sneak peak from ACC Kickoff in Charlotte

PHOTO: Wake Forest defensive end Langston Hardy, who earned honorable mention All-ACC in 2025 after transferring from Connecticut, offered a 2026 scouting report on two former UConn teammates now playing for Michigan State. Buy me a coffee to support my research to tell untold college football integration untold stories. Thomas Shanahan | @Thomas-Shanahan-23 Order link: Raye of Light: Jimmy Raye, The Integration of College Football 3rd Ed – August Publications *** By TOM SHANAHAN CHARLOTTE – The Big…

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WRITTEN OUT OF HISTORY: Johnny Roland’s three-dimensional story and Dan Devine’s influence

PHOTO: Missouri's Johnny Roland, a pillar of football integration at three levels, stands among the campuses iconic limestone pillars. A local newspaper story 60-some years ago can't compete with Bear Bryant myths spread in a digital world. Buy me a coffee to support my research to tell untold college football integration untold stories. Thomas Shanahan | @Thomas-Shanahan-23 Order link: Raye of Light: Jimmy Raye, The Integration of College Football 3rd Ed – August Publications *** By TOM SHANAHAN…

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