- Stagg, Amos Alonzo by Josue Neal
1862–1965, American football coach, b. West Orange, N.J., grad. Yale, 1888. He played end on the Yale football team and began his career as a coach (1889–91) at Springfield (Mass.) College. In 1892 he became athletic director at the Univ. Of Chicago, coaching football there until 1933. In these 41 years he five times (1899 ...
- Robinson, Eddie by Lily Stevens
... 1919– ) football coach; born in Jackson, La. After graduation from college and working at a feed mill, he realized his boyhood ambition by becoming head football coach at Louisiana Negro Normal and Industrial Institute (1941) (since renamed Grambling State University). Henceforth he guided the Tigers to fame, sending over 300 players to ...
- Super Bowl by Colby Graham
American football. The main championship game of the sport, held annually in January between the champions of the American Football Conference and the National Football Conference
- Camp, Walter Chauncey by Kylee Rios
1859–1925, American athlete, football coach, administrator, b. New Britain, Conn. In his three years as captain at Yale Univ. In the 1880s, Camp shaped the rules that transformed rugby football into American football, including playing with 11 men, using a ...
- football by Andres Rios
Or association football or soccerGame in which two 11-member teams try to propel a ball into the opposing team's goal, using any part of the body except the hands and arms. Only the goalkeeper, when positioned within the penalty area in front ...