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No. He was second team AP A-A, and according to this Wikipedia article, he was named as a halfback. That&s not totally surprising since he was known for his success as a running option QB. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1959_College_Football_All-America_Team

Utter, utter nonsense. Yes, some of the Lemba have shown the haplotype which is associated with Cohen's, the line of priests, suggesting they have some ancestry from Jews who migrated to eastern Africa, but your overall thesis is wrong. When you start mentioning "Khazars" I know you're in the...

Spelled Curci. My recollection is that he was 2nd team AP A-A, but I might be wrong. According to Martz' book, Hurricane Watch, Curci was Sigma Nu president, Dean's List 4X, Iron Arrow and Omicron Delta Kappa. Just says he was A-A. Interestingly, Curci's OC was Hank Stram who spent one year...

We will? When?

Can probably count on one hand, or a little more, the number of kids from Tallahassee. Don't know what's happened to the panhandle, but in the '80's the Panhandle was teeming with talent. The Pensacola schools were often powerhouses. And we could rarely get any interest from kids in that...

Too bad it's behind a pay wall. By the time I can get to the newsstand it will be gone.

We were producing greats long before Chuck Foreman. Get yourself a copy of Jim Martz' history of Miami football, written in 1980. It's called Hurricane Watch.

Interestingly, both Burgess and James Brown were Republicans.

No. What you're saying is, I won't call it a lie, but absolute total fiction. Utter nonsense.