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Ray Jauch
Ray Jauch (born February 11, 1938) is a former coach in the Canadian Football League, USFL, and the Arena Football League.
Early life
A star high school athlete, Jauch played running back for the 1958 National Champion University of Iowa Hawkeyes, leading the nation in yards per carry. He played in the 1959 Rose Bowl against California. Despite being drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 1960 American Football League Draft, he went to Winnipeg to launch his pro career in the CFL. His career came to an abrupt halt when he suffered a torn Achilles tendon in the 49th Grey Cup. A year later, Jauch entered coaching and in 1964 returned to Iowa as an assistant on Jerry Burns' staff. Two years later, it was back to Canada where Jauch accepted a position on Neill Armstrong's Edmonton Eskimos staff. When Armstrong left in 1970 to join Bud Grant in Minnesota, Jauch was elevated head coach.
Coaching
Jauch coached football in the CFL from 1970-1982. He coached the Edmonton Eskimos from 1970-76. He had a 64-43-4 record, appearing in three Grey Cups, winning in 1975 and won the Annis Stukus Trophy for coach of the year in 1970. He stepped down as head coach following the 1976 season to become director of football operations.
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FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy)
Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, d...
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1958 College Football Playoff
The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1-1), #3 Army Cadets (8-0-1), and #4 Auburn Tigers (9-0-1). Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11. Box Scores Sugar Bowl Auburn 16, Louisiana State 13 Louisiana State Warren Rabb: 10/20, 139 Yds, TD, Int Billy Cannon: 22 Car, 97 Yds, TD Johnny Robinson: 3 Rec, 50 Yds, TD Auburn Lloyd Nix: 11/22, 146 Yds, TD, 2 Int Ed Dyas: 16 Car, 52 Yds, TD Geral Wilson: 3 Rec, 38 Yds, TD Orange Bowl Army 24, Iowa 14 Iowa Randy Duncan: 10/24, 136 Yds, TD, 3 Int Ray Jauch: 16 Car, 89 Yds, TD Don Norton: 2 Rec, 34 Yds, TD Army Joe Caldwell: 8/21, 150 Yds, 2 TD, Int Bob Anderson: 21 Car, 98 Yds, TD Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 58 Yds, TD Cotton Bowl (Nationa...
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Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989 Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na siehste' über den Film 'Der Löwe'
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CHEST Foundation - Learn About Lung Biopsies
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung cancer has the lowest 5-year survival rate among all common cancers, but the survival rate is more than 50% when detected at an early stage and it's limited to one area of the lung. This is why early screening is so important. Early diagnosis and treatment with surgery and/or new techniques of chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cure many patients with lung cancer. Watch the CHEST Foundation's video on lung cancer biopsies to learn how lung cancer is diagnosed and how biopsies can aid in creating targeted therapies. To learn more about lung cancer and biopsies, visit us at lungcancer.chestnet.org.
published: 30 Jun 2017 -
Wenn es nicht gefilmt worden wäre, würde es niemand glauben
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Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl
A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses". Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion Picture Production in the Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction, State university of Iowa. Features Forest 'Evy' Evashevski and the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes.
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Dennis Does "LA Marathon"
Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entire life. Although I set myself the goal to do the LA Marathon by the end of last year, life and other things happened, and ...I was left with only 4 weeks of training. I consider myself a good runner but the furthest I've run was 12.5miles, 7 years ago!!! This one was going to be tough - 26.2 miles - you have to physically prepare your muscle tissue to work differently, your fibers to respond well to endurance. I did not have that time... I had to WING IT! The run was going well, I was aiming for 3.45h for the first 14miles, then my legs started giving in. I was cramping up, first in my chins, then my hamstrings, then my knees started to spasm. I tried to alter my running technique to work different a...
published: 31 Mar 2019
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FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy)
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- Duration: 5:01
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Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle)
The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants...
Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle)
The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing.
Freestyle:
A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music.
Heelwork to music (HTM):
A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM.
For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru
https://wn.com/Fci_Dog_Dance_World_Championship_2016_–_Freestyle_Final_Lusy_Imbergerova_And_Deril_(Italy)
Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle)
The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing.
Freestyle:
A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music.
Heelwork to music (HTM):
A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM.
For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru
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1958 College Football Playoff
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- Duration: 4:13
- Uploaded Date: 05 Sep 2019
- views: 1181
The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1-1), #3 Army Cadets (8-0-1), and #4 Auburn Tigers (9-...
The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1-1), #3 Army Cadets (8-0-1), and #4 Auburn Tigers (9-0-1).
Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11.
Box Scores
Sugar Bowl
Auburn 16, Louisiana State 13
Louisiana State
Warren Rabb: 10/20, 139 Yds, TD, Int
Billy Cannon: 22 Car, 97 Yds, TD
Johnny Robinson: 3 Rec, 50 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 11/22, 146 Yds, TD, 2 Int
Ed Dyas: 16 Car, 52 Yds, TD
Geral Wilson: 3 Rec, 38 Yds, TD
Orange Bowl
Army 24, Iowa 14
Iowa
Randy Duncan: 10/24, 136 Yds, TD, 3 Int
Ray Jauch: 16 Car, 89 Yds, TD
Don Norton: 2 Rec, 34 Yds, TD
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/21, 150 Yds, 2 TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 21 Car, 98 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 58 Yds, TD
Cotton Bowl (National Championship)
Army 24, Auburn 17
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/19, 153 Yds, TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 19 Car, 90 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 48 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 9/18, 118, TD, Int
Ed Dyas: 12 Car, 53 Yds, TD
Leo Sexton: 2 Rec, 27 Yds, TD
https://wn.com/1958_College_Football_Playoff
The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1-1), #3 Army Cadets (8-0-1), and #4 Auburn Tigers (9-0-1).
Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11.
Box Scores
Sugar Bowl
Auburn 16, Louisiana State 13
Louisiana State
Warren Rabb: 10/20, 139 Yds, TD, Int
Billy Cannon: 22 Car, 97 Yds, TD
Johnny Robinson: 3 Rec, 50 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 11/22, 146 Yds, TD, 2 Int
Ed Dyas: 16 Car, 52 Yds, TD
Geral Wilson: 3 Rec, 38 Yds, TD
Orange Bowl
Army 24, Iowa 14
Iowa
Randy Duncan: 10/24, 136 Yds, TD, 3 Int
Ray Jauch: 16 Car, 89 Yds, TD
Don Norton: 2 Rec, 34 Yds, TD
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/21, 150 Yds, 2 TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 21 Car, 98 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 58 Yds, TD
Cotton Bowl (National Championship)
Army 24, Auburn 17
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/19, 153 Yds, TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 19 Car, 90 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 48 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 9/18, 118, TD, Int
Ed Dyas: 12 Car, 53 Yds, TD
Leo Sexton: 2 Rec, 27 Yds, TD
- published: 05 Sep 2019
- views: 1181
9:35
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:35
- Uploaded Date: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 137837
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na siehste'
über den Film 'Der Löwe'
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na siehste'
über den Film 'Der Löwe'
https://wn.com/Günther_Jauch_Gespräch_Mit_Jean_Paul_Belmondo_1989
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na siehste'
über den Film 'Der Löwe'
- published: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 137837
1:37
CHEST Foundation - Learn About Lung Biopsies
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- Duration: 1:37
- Uploaded Date: 30 Jun 2017
- views: 458967
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung cancer has the lowest 5-year survival rate among all common cancers, b...
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung cancer has the lowest 5-year survival rate among all common cancers, but the survival rate is more than 50% when detected at an early stage and it's limited to one area of the lung. This is why early screening is so important.
Early diagnosis and treatment with surgery and/or new techniques of chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cure many patients with lung cancer. Watch the CHEST Foundation's video on lung cancer biopsies to learn how lung cancer is diagnosed and how biopsies can aid in creating targeted therapies. To learn more about lung cancer and biopsies, visit us at lungcancer.chestnet.org.
https://wn.com/Chest_Foundation_Learn_About_Lung_Biopsies
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung cancer has the lowest 5-year survival rate among all common cancers, but the survival rate is more than 50% when detected at an early stage and it's limited to one area of the lung. This is why early screening is so important.
Early diagnosis and treatment with surgery and/or new techniques of chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cure many patients with lung cancer. Watch the CHEST Foundation's video on lung cancer biopsies to learn how lung cancer is diagnosed and how biopsies can aid in creating targeted therapies. To learn more about lung cancer and biopsies, visit us at lungcancer.chestnet.org.
- published: 30 Jun 2017
- views: 458967
10:09
Wenn es nicht gefilmt worden wäre, würde es niemand glauben
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- Uploaded Date: 21 Mar 2021
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Salziges Popcorn ► https://goo.su/HZTy
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...
Salziges Popcorn ► https://goo.su/HZTy
In Bezug auf die Urheberrechte kontaktieren Sie uns bitte unter folgender Email-Adresse: copymanager.mn@gmail.com
Stellt euch mal eine Sekunde lang eine Welt ohne Videokameras und Smartphones vor. Ja, das Leben wäre definitiv um einiges langweiliger. Keine seltenen Aufnahmen eines Flugzeugs, das nur wenige Meter von einem Wolkenkratzer entfernt fliegt, oder ein Video, in dem ein stolpernder Schimpanse die Drohne zu Fall bringt? Moment, was? Schauen wir uns einfach unsere neue Videoauswahl an und finden heraus, was da los ist.
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Stellt euch mal eine Sekunde lang eine Welt ohne Videokameras und Smartphones vor. Ja, das Leben wäre definitiv um einiges langweiliger. Keine seltenen Aufnahmen eines Flugzeugs, das nur wenige Meter von einem Wolkenkratzer entfernt fliegt, oder ein Video, in dem ein stolpernder Schimpanse die Drohne zu Fall bringt? Moment, was? Schauen wir uns einfach unsere neue Videoauswahl an und finden heraus, was da los ist.
- published: 21 Mar 2021
- views: 1175896
29:40
Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:40
- Uploaded Date: 03 Nov 2009
- views: 34561
A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses".
Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion...
A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses".
Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion Picture Production in the Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction, State university of Iowa.
Features Forest 'Evy' Evashevski and the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes.
https://wn.com/Iowa_Goes_To_The_1957_Rose_Bowl
A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses".
Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion Picture Production in the Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction, State university of Iowa.
Features Forest 'Evy' Evashevski and the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes.
- published: 03 Nov 2009
- views: 34561
7:13
Dennis Does "LA Marathon"
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- Duration: 7:13
- Uploaded Date: 31 Mar 2019
- views: 541
Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entire life. Although I set myself the goal to do the LA Marathon by the en...
Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entire life. Although I set myself the goal to do the LA Marathon by the end of last year, life and other things happened, and ...I was left with only 4 weeks of training.
I consider myself a good runner but the furthest I've run was 12.5miles, 7 years ago!!! This one was going to be tough - 26.2 miles - you have to physically prepare your muscle tissue to work differently, your fibers to respond well to endurance. I did not have that time... I had to WING IT!
The run was going well, I was aiming for 3.45h for the first 14miles, then my legs started giving in. I was cramping up, first in my chins, then my hamstrings, then my knees started to spasm. I tried to alter my running technique to work different areas of my legs, which worked for a few miles, then other muscles would tighten up. My body wasn't prepared enough...the only thing that was prepared was MY MIND. Having to stop several times throughout the last 8miles was necessary in order for me to attempt small stretches to avoid a total body shut down.
My below 4hour goal started to vanish and it turned into pure survival... I NEEDED TO FINISH THIS RUN.
I had 5ft ladies in their 50s pass me by mile 20, several kids...maybe 12/13 years old...passed by me, still full of joy in mile 22 but I didn't care about that... I was on my own journey, my own run...I needed to finish this race and I did.
Along the way, I had total strangers offering me sliced oranges, some guy I've never met before ended up putting ice-spray onto my cramping legs and one lady literally shouting "Don't Give Up, You Are Amazing" ... it was these random acts of kindness that inspired me.
And I hope that this little story will inspire you too, to go out there and try something new, challenge your body, your mind, your willpower.
The feeling of achieving something new, for the first time in your life is priceless.
During my final yards towards the finish line, I passed by a man with a serious movement disability, he was supported by 3 people while approaching the finish line. It gave me goosebumps, it made me remember how blessed I am being able to run this thing on my own...to be able to finish it on my own.
By the time I got through the finish line, it all felt like a dream. Tears started running down my face...there was no chance of hiding my emotions. All I felt was pure GRATEFULNESS for my amazing body leading me through this challenge amidst the mountains placed in front of me.
Today I am proud of myself. I love myself & I hope I got to inspire you to start LOVING YOURSELF, too!
As we're approaching next month, I need your help... Please inspire me with ideas... what should the next DENNIS DOES look like??? GO!!!
++++++++ This is #DennisDoes #LAMarathon ++++++++
Videography & Edit by Grant Massaroni
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TELL ME ABOUT YOUR BUCKET LIST. What do you want to accomplish in 2019!?
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#DennisDoesLAMarathon #DennisJauch #PersonalChallenges #Vlog
I’m going to get over my #FEARS
I’m going to stop #PROCRASTINATING
I’m going to ignore my #DOUBTS
I’m going to mute my #INSECURITIES
https://wn.com/Dennis_Does_La_Marathon
Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entire life. Although I set myself the goal to do the LA Marathon by the end of last year, life and other things happened, and ...I was left with only 4 weeks of training.
I consider myself a good runner but the furthest I've run was 12.5miles, 7 years ago!!! This one was going to be tough - 26.2 miles - you have to physically prepare your muscle tissue to work differently, your fibers to respond well to endurance. I did not have that time... I had to WING IT!
The run was going well, I was aiming for 3.45h for the first 14miles, then my legs started giving in. I was cramping up, first in my chins, then my hamstrings, then my knees started to spasm. I tried to alter my running technique to work different areas of my legs, which worked for a few miles, then other muscles would tighten up. My body wasn't prepared enough...the only thing that was prepared was MY MIND. Having to stop several times throughout the last 8miles was necessary in order for me to attempt small stretches to avoid a total body shut down.
My below 4hour goal started to vanish and it turned into pure survival... I NEEDED TO FINISH THIS RUN.
I had 5ft ladies in their 50s pass me by mile 20, several kids...maybe 12/13 years old...passed by me, still full of joy in mile 22 but I didn't care about that... I was on my own journey, my own run...I needed to finish this race and I did.
Along the way, I had total strangers offering me sliced oranges, some guy I've never met before ended up putting ice-spray onto my cramping legs and one lady literally shouting "Don't Give Up, You Are Amazing" ... it was these random acts of kindness that inspired me.
And I hope that this little story will inspire you too, to go out there and try something new, challenge your body, your mind, your willpower.
The feeling of achieving something new, for the first time in your life is priceless.
During my final yards towards the finish line, I passed by a man with a serious movement disability, he was supported by 3 people while approaching the finish line. It gave me goosebumps, it made me remember how blessed I am being able to run this thing on my own...to be able to finish it on my own.
By the time I got through the finish line, it all felt like a dream. Tears started running down my face...there was no chance of hiding my emotions. All I felt was pure GRATEFULNESS for my amazing body leading me through this challenge amidst the mountains placed in front of me.
Today I am proud of myself. I love myself & I hope I got to inspire you to start LOVING YOURSELF, too!
As we're approaching next month, I need your help... Please inspire me with ideas... what should the next DENNIS DOES look like??? GO!!!
++++++++ This is #DennisDoes #LAMarathon ++++++++
Videography & Edit by Grant Massaroni
________________________________
TELL ME ABOUT YOUR BUCKET LIST. What do you want to accomplish in 2019!?
________________________________
#DennisDoesLAMarathon #DennisJauch #PersonalChallenges #Vlog
I’m going to get over my #FEARS
I’m going to stop #PROCRASTINATING
I’m going to ignore my #DOUBTS
I’m going to mute my #INSECURITIES
- published: 31 Mar 2019
- views: 541
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FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy)
Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle)
The FCI dog dance world championships 2016...
published: 27 Jun 2016
FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy)
FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy)
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Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Freestyle)
The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing.
Freestyle:
A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music.
Heelwork to music (HTM):
A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM.
For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru
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1958 College Football Playoff
The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 I...
published: 05 Sep 2019
1958 College Football Playoff
1958 College Football Playoff
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The 1958 College Football Playoff would have had included the #1 LSU Tigers (10-0-0), #2 Iowa Hawkeyes (7-1-1), #3 Army Cadets (8-0-1), and #4 Auburn Tigers (9-0-1).
Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11.
Box Scores
Sugar Bowl
Auburn 16, Louisiana State 13
Louisiana State
Warren Rabb: 10/20, 139 Yds, TD, Int
Billy Cannon: 22 Car, 97 Yds, TD
Johnny Robinson: 3 Rec, 50 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 11/22, 146 Yds, TD, 2 Int
Ed Dyas: 16 Car, 52 Yds, TD
Geral Wilson: 3 Rec, 38 Yds, TD
Orange Bowl
Army 24, Iowa 14
Iowa
Randy Duncan: 10/24, 136 Yds, TD, 3 Int
Ray Jauch: 16 Car, 89 Yds, TD
Don Norton: 2 Rec, 34 Yds, TD
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/21, 150 Yds, 2 TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 21 Car, 98 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 58 Yds, TD
Cotton Bowl (National Championship)
Army 24, Auburn 17
Army
Joe Caldwell: 8/19, 153 Yds, TD, Int
Bob Anderson: 19 Car, 90 Yds, TD
Pete Dawkins: 2 Rec, 48 Yds, TD
Auburn
Lloyd Nix: 9/18, 118, TD, Int
Ed Dyas: 12 Car, 53 Yds, TD
Leo Sexton: 2 Rec, 27 Yds, TD
9:35
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na sieh...
published: 25 Nov 2014
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
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- published: 25 Nov 2014
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Günther Jauch - Gespräch mit Jean-Paul Belmondo 1989
Ausschnitt aus der TV-Show 'Na siehste'
über den Film 'Der Löwe'
1:37
CHEST Foundation - Learn About Lung Biopsies
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung ...
published: 30 Jun 2017
CHEST Foundation - Learn About Lung Biopsies
CHEST Foundation - Learn About Lung Biopsies
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- published: 30 Jun 2017
- views: 458967
Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the United States. Lung cancer has the lowest 5-year survival rate among all common cancers, but the survival rate is more than 50% when detected at an early stage and it's limited to one area of the lung. This is why early screening is so important.
Early diagnosis and treatment with surgery and/or new techniques of chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cure many patients with lung cancer. Watch the CHEST Foundation's video on lung cancer biopsies to learn how lung cancer is diagnosed and how biopsies can aid in creating targeted therapies. To learn more about lung cancer and biopsies, visit us at lungcancer.chestnet.org.
10:09
Wenn es nicht gefilmt worden wäre, würde es niemand glauben
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In Bezug auf die Urheberrechte kontaktieren S...
published: 21 Mar 2021
Wenn es nicht gefilmt worden wäre, würde es niemand glauben
Wenn es nicht gefilmt worden wäre, würde es niemand glauben
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- views: 1175896
Salziges Popcorn ► https://goo.su/HZTy
In Bezug auf die Urheberrechte kontaktieren Sie uns bitte unter folgender Email-Adresse: copymanager.mn@gmail.com
Stellt euch mal eine Sekunde lang eine Welt ohne Videokameras und Smartphones vor. Ja, das Leben wäre definitiv um einiges langweiliger. Keine seltenen Aufnahmen eines Flugzeugs, das nur wenige Meter von einem Wolkenkratzer entfernt fliegt, oder ein Video, in dem ein stolpernder Schimpanse die Drohne zu Fall bringt? Moment, was? Schauen wir uns einfach unsere neue Videoauswahl an und finden heraus, was da los ist.
29:40
Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl
A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Ros...
published: 03 Nov 2009
Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl
Iowa Goes to the 1957 Rose Bowl
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A half-hour film titled 'The Old Gold Rush of 1957: Iowa Hawkeyes in the Tournament of Roses".
Originally produced for the Athletic Department by the Motion Picture Production in the Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction, State university of Iowa.
Features Forest 'Evy' Evashevski and the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes.
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Dennis Does "LA Marathon"
Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entir...
published: 31 Mar 2019
Dennis Does "LA Marathon"
Dennis Does "LA Marathon"
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Let me tell you this...this month was the most physically demanding experience of my entire life. Although I set myself the goal to do the LA Marathon by the end of last year, life and other things happened, and ...I was left with only 4 weeks of training.
I consider myself a good runner but the furthest I've run was 12.5miles, 7 years ago!!! This one was going to be tough - 26.2 miles - you have to physically prepare your muscle tissue to work differently, your fibers to respond well to endurance. I did not have that time... I had to WING IT!
The run was going well, I was aiming for 3.45h for the first 14miles, then my legs started giving in. I was cramping up, first in my chins, then my hamstrings, then my knees started to spasm. I tried to alter my running technique to work different areas of my legs, which worked for a few miles, then other muscles would tighten up. My body wasn't prepared enough...the only thing that was prepared was MY MIND. Having to stop several times throughout the last 8miles was necessary in order for me to attempt small stretches to avoid a total body shut down.
My below 4hour goal started to vanish and it turned into pure survival... I NEEDED TO FINISH THIS RUN.
I had 5ft ladies in their 50s pass me by mile 20, several kids...maybe 12/13 years old...passed by me, still full of joy in mile 22 but I didn't care about that... I was on my own journey, my own run...I needed to finish this race and I did.
Along the way, I had total strangers offering me sliced oranges, some guy I've never met before ended up putting ice-spray onto my cramping legs and one lady literally shouting "Don't Give Up, You Are Amazing" ... it was these random acts of kindness that inspired me.
And I hope that this little story will inspire you too, to go out there and try something new, challenge your body, your mind, your willpower.
The feeling of achieving something new, for the first time in your life is priceless.
During my final yards towards the finish line, I passed by a man with a serious movement disability, he was supported by 3 people while approaching the finish line. It gave me goosebumps, it made me remember how blessed I am being able to run this thing on my own...to be able to finish it on my own.
By the time I got through the finish line, it all felt like a dream. Tears started running down my face...there was no chance of hiding my emotions. All I felt was pure GRATEFULNESS for my amazing body leading me through this challenge amidst the mountains placed in front of me.
Today I am proud of myself. I love myself & I hope I got to inspire you to start LOVING YOURSELF, too!
As we're approaching next month, I need your help... Please inspire me with ideas... what should the next DENNIS DOES look like??? GO!!!
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Ray Jauch
Ray Jauch (born February 11, 1938) is a former coach in the Canadian Football League, USFL, and the Arena Football League.
Early life
A star high school athlete, Jauch played running back for the 1958 National Champion University of Iowa Hawkeyes, leading the nation in yards per carry. He played in the 1959 Rose Bowl against California. Despite being drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 1960 American Football League Draft, he went to Winnipeg to launch his pro career in the CFL. His career came to an abrupt halt when he suffered a torn Achilles tendon in the 49th Grey Cup. A year later, Jauch entered coaching and in 1964 returned to Iowa as an assistant on Jerry Burns' staff. Two years later, it was back to Canada where Jauch accepted a position on Neill Armstrong's Edmonton Eskimos staff. When Armstrong left in 1970 to join Bud Grant in Minnesota, Jauch was elevated head coach.
Coaching
Jauch coached football in the CFL from 1970-1982. He coached the Edmonton Eskimos from 1970-76. He had a 64-43-4 record, appearing in three Grey Cups, winning in 1975 and won the Annis Stukus Trophy for coach of the year in 1970. He stepped down as head coach following the 1976 season to become director of football operations.
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