PART IV, Duffy’s fingerprints on 1971 GOC: Nebraska’s Bob Devaney and Chuck Fairbanks from Daugherty’s coaching tree

PHOTO: Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks (L) played for Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State and Nebraska coach Bob Devaney was as Daugherty assistant coach. Buy me a coffee: If you enjoy learning college football integration untold stories, consider a donation through Venmo to help me fund my website videos and research. Thomas Shanahan | @Thomas-Shanahan-23 By TOM SHANAHAN Anniversary stories reflecting on the 60th anniversary of the 1966 Game of the Century matching No. 1 Notre Dame and No.…

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Clint Jones and his 1964 touchdown at North Carolina that history ignored

PHOTO: Clint Jones and Duffy Daugherty. Visit my website homepage, TomShanahan.Report Watch and listen to video with Clint Jones at Kenan Stadium here: Milestone Minutes Episode 14 By TOM SHANAHAN CHAPEL HILL – Michigan State College Football Hall of Famer Clint Jones says he wants to live to be a healthy 100 years old. To that end, last week he visited the University of North Carolina’s Center for the Study of Retired Athletes. Jones, 78, was among former NFL…

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Eric Marshall’s Civil Rights journey from Mississippi to Michigan State to Vietnam and to San Francisco

PHOTO: A mob of 3,000 White supremacists, students and outsiders, sparked the deadly Ole Miss Riot of 1962. The pivotal Civil Rights moment influenced Eric Marshall's future. Visit my homepage: TomShanahan.Report Click here for review and purchase link: THE RIGHT THING TO DO, The True Pioneers of College Football Integration in the 1960s. Watch this video about our documentary in development: Game Changers of the Century. Game Changers Sizzle 2025 on Vimeo Documentary development investment opportunities Game Changers of the…

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