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All posts tagged "Steve McNair"
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3.0KAlcorn StateToo Good To Pass Up: Steve McNair defied the odds in 1995 NFL Draft
They questioned his school and his brain. But Steve McNair's talent was too much to pass up.
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2.8KAlcorn StateSteve McNair to be inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Air McNair becomes the first Alcorn State player to go into the College Hall of Fame
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Alcorn State gets big SWAC win over Southern as Steve McNair’s jersey retired
Steve McNair was honored by his school and Alcorn State quarterback Felix Harper kept his legacy going with a win over Southern.
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2.9K2019 FootballTitans retire Steve McNair’s jersey, Alcorn State to follow suit
Steve "Air" McNair's legacy was celebrated by the Tennessee Titans on Sunday and Alcorn State will do the same in October.
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4.3KAlcorn StateTitans to retire Steve McNair’s jersey
The Tennessee Titans will bestow a big-time honor on Alcorn State's Steve McNair this fall.
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HBCU Quarterback U: Alcorn State
Steve McNair aside, Alcorn State has produced a lot of quarterback talent over the years. Is The Reservation "HBCU QBU?"
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3.8K2018 FootballSteve McNair headlines HBCU legends on College Football HOF ballot
HBCUs are well-represented on the latest College Football Hall of Fame ballot. Especially Mississippi.
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Back On Top: Alcorn State Beats Southern In SWAC Championship
John Gibbs Jr. (3) threw for three touchdowns and ran for 132 yards. (AP Photo) By Steven J. Gaither Two decades after...
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Deadspin’s Big Book of Black Quarterbacks Gives HBCUs Their Due
Tennessee State’s Joe Gilliam was a man before his time. (Deadspin photo) In honor of Russell Wilson becoming the second black quarterback...
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The SWAC Needs Its Swagger Back…ASAP
This column originally appeared on HBCU Digest Back in the ’90s, players like Steve McNair shined a bright light on the SWAC....
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Snapshot: HBCUs and the NFL Draft
Tennessee State’s Ed “Too Tall” Jones was drafted first overall by the Dallas Cowboys in 1975. On Thursday evening, 32 young men...