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sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); Deacon Jones Page 2 staff Deacon Jones is a tough guy's tough guy. The Hall of Fame defensive end was the anchor of the Los Angeles Rams' "Fearsome Foursome," and never met a quarterback he liked. In fact, Jones is widely credited with inventing the term "quarterback sack." Deacon Jones defined toughness and revolutionized the role of the pass rusher. An eight-time Pro Bowl selection, Jones revolutionized the role of the pass rusher and was named the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year in 1967 and 1968. Page 2's Kevin Jackson caught up with Jones on Tuesday at the ESPY Celebrity Golf Classic, sharing a table with fellow tough guys Lee Majors, James Garner, Paul Hornung and Alice Cooper. We learned that Deacon hasn't lost one bit of his feistiness. Who's the toughest athlete in sports today? Jones: I'd have to cast the vote for myself. Because No. 1, I'm probably the toughest (expletive) here. Ain't no question about that with me. I'm the toughest guy here. If you want to eliminate me from the pack, you can pick somebody normal. Of course, quarterbacks are eliminated. We definitely don't want none of them in that mix. When you say tough, I got to be in that conversation. I'm clean. I mean, I ain't got no marks on me. I don't know nobody else who can say that who came out of any sport. I ain't got no marks on me, so I've got to be the baddest dude I know of.

24. ESPN Classic - Allen A Teacher, A Winner He dedicated his life to football. Allen also left an impression off the field onthose who played for him, including Hall of Fame defensive end deacon jones. http://espn.go.com/classic/hof02/s/2002/0801/1412707.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN Network: ESPN.com NBA.com NHL.com WNBA.com ... ESPNdeportes ALSO SEE Garber: In the trenches DWI doesn't derail Hampton's Hall of Fame quest Jim Kelly a champion after all Steelers' stalwart receiver AUDIO/VIDEO Hail to the Redskins Sen. George Allen shares the emotions of his father's induction into the Hall of Fame. Standard Cable Modem Friday, August 2, 2002 Allen a teacher, a winner By Brandon M. Bickerstaff ESPN.com If football was George Allen's life, winning was his sustenance. "Every time you lose, you die inside," Allen once said, "and every time you win, you're reborn." Allen, who died of pneumonia in 1990 at the age of 72, won enough to make one think he might live forever. He's the only NFL coach with 10 or more years experience never to have a losing season, finishing with a 116-47-5 record in 12 seasons with the L.A. Rams and Washington Redskins. Years later, he even made a winner out of Long Beach State, leading the perennial loser to a winning season in 1990. On Saturday, with his posthumous induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Allen's legacy is sure to live on forever.

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TSN ARCHIVES Click Here! Be sure to collect your copy of this keepsake. Or grab other TSN books online! SELECT A BOOK 100 GREATEST FOOTBALL -Guide -Register -Cleveland Browns Keyword search for more books: Football history Fantasy football Team gear "I'm the best defensive end around. I'd hate to have to play against me." Deacon Jones Trying to ignore Deacon Jones was like trying to ignore a parade through your living room. He was colorful, cocky, confident and athletically gifted, the leader of the Los Angeles Rams' Fearsome Foursome defensive line in the 1960s. Jones was a fast, rugged and mobile sackmaster, a Gino Marchetti-like pass rusher who helped set the standard for modern defensive end play. Jones was a 6-5, 272-pound unknown when he was selected out of Mississippi Valley State in the 14th round of the 1961 NFL draft. But that changed quickly. Jones played with the same flamboyant personality that he exhibited with reporters and soon became the leader of a devastating line that also included tackles Merlin Olsen and Roosevelt Grier and end Lamar Lundy. Deacon (a self-ascribed moniker that replaced the "too common" David) became a terror for blockers who were not quick enough to keep him from bursting into the backfield and quarterbacks who had to scramble for their lives. It was Jones who coined the term sack, "You know, like you sack a city you devastate it." In an effort to control Jones, teams used double- and triple-teams, but that strategy simply freed Olsen, his partner in the best tackle/end combination in NFL history.

26. CBS SportsLine - Then & Now With Deacon Jones Words from deacon jones, one of the greatest defensive players to stepon the football field. Revolutionizing the game, he is credited http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/ce/feature/0,1518,1597758_59,00.html

You are here: Home NFL SportsLine Rewards ... NFL.com SEARCH SPORTSLINE NFL NFL.com NFL Store Fantasy OPINION Columns Power Rankings Fan Polls EXCLUSIVES Photo Gallery Audio Video History ... Team Matchups NFL.COM Team Pages ARCHIVES Super Bowl XXXV Super Bowl XXXIV 2000 Weekly Archive 2001 Draft ... 2000 Draft DESTINATIONS NFL on CBS The NFL Today NFLEurope.com Fantasy Football ... Joe Namath By Allyson Turner "I came out of a hellhole, and I intend to cover that up before I die." Words from Deacon Jones, one of the greatest defensive players to step on the football field. Revolutionizing the game, he is credited for coining the term "sack," but unfortunately for Deacon, the NFL didn't recognize it as an official statistic until 1982. After attending college at South Carolina State and Mississippi Vocational, he was selected by the Rams in the 14th round of the 1961 draft. At 6-feet-4, 260 pounds, Jones used his speed, quickness and passion to become the most feared pass-rusher in the game. The Rams defensive line was one of the greatest in history and known as "The Fearsome Foursome." From left to right, they were Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Rosey Grier and Lamar Lundy. During his 14-year career, Jones is credited with 180.5 unofficial sacks, and he developed a technique called the "head slap," a move that was copied by defenders until it was outlawed in the late '70s. Jones appeared in eight Pro Bowls, was All-NFL six times and twice voted Defensive Player of the Year. He was names to the NFL's 75th Anniversary team, the Team of the Sixties and was inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.

27. Onnidan News: S.C. State Retires Jerseys Of Deacon Jones And Donnie Shell Orangeburg, SC South Carolina State University retired the numbers of two of itsformer football standouts, David (deacon) jones (1957-58) and Donnie Shell http://www.onnidan.com/98-99/news/scsu1025.htm

S.C. State Retires Jerseys of Deacon Jones and Donnie Shell October 25, 1998 Orangeburg, SC - South Carolina State University retired the numbers of two of its former football standouts, David (Deacon) Jones (1957-58) and Donnie Shell (1970-73) Saturday. The number "90" that Shell wore during his playing days and the "66" donned by Jones were both retired as a lasting tribute to their achievements. Both of the honorees were on hand for the ceremony which occurred at halftime of the South Carolina State vs. Hampton I-AA showdown. The second-ranked Pirates won the contest, 20-7. Shell. a Whitmire, South Carolina native, was a standout linebacker and defensive back for the Bulldogs during his career, earning All-America honors in 1973. He was signed as a free agent by Pittsburgh in 1974 and went on to an illustrious career for the Steelers, earning All-Pro honors five times, and playing on four Super Bowl Championship teams. This past August, Shell was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame at South Bend, Indiana. He is currently Director of Player Development for the Carolina Panthers and resides with his family in Rock Hill, SC. Jones, one of two Pro Football Hall of Famers who started their careers at S.C. State (marion Motley of the Cleveland Browns is the other), had a standout career with the Los Angeles Rams, earning All-Pro honors ten times, and Pro Bowl selections on nine occasions.

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Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Cross Country W Cross Country Field Hockey Football M Golf W Golf M Soccer W Soccer M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball Cheerleading TheACC.com Jeromy Jones Class: Freshman Hometown: Marietta, Ga. High School: Wheeler HS Height / Weight: Position: Defensive Line Birthdate: Explosive off the ball ?instinctual player ?plays hard on every down ?real tough and physical ?has great hands ?adds much needed depth to Wake Forest’s defensive line and looks like a good fit for nose tackle on the Demon Deacon line ?runs a 4.8 40-yard dash, benches 350, squats 480 and power cleans over 300 pounds ?tallied 85 tackles senior season, including 11 for loss and six sacks ?blocked two punts senior year ?all-state selection in 2002 ?a PrepStar All-Region honorable mention selection ... selected as the 40th-best player in Georgia by SuperPrep ... named All-Cobb County senior year ?picked to the 2002 Cobb County Super 11 ?named to the Georgia High School Football Magnificent Seven in the 2002 preseason, as one of the top defensive linemen in the state ?recorded 71 tackles, seven sacks, and nine tackles for a loss as a junior ?picked Wake Forest over Vanderbilt, UAB, Troy State and Middle Tennessee State ... coached by Chuck Goddard at Wheeler ... born January 8, 1985. Wheeler Coach Chuck Goddard: “Jeromy is a great kid who works extremely hard. He has great quickness and ability to come off the ball. He has a chance to be very successful. Very few people ran through him. He works hard in the weight room. He became a great leader for us too. He wasn’t a big rah-rah guy, but led by example.?

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Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Cross Country W Cross Country Field Hockey Football M Golf W Golf M Soccer W Soccer M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball Cheerleading TheACC.com Deacs Drown Ducks in Seattle Bowl, 38-17 For his last game at Wake Forest, James MacPherson was grateful that the game plan called for a bit more passing than usual. MacPherson completed 9 of 16 passes for a season-high 241 yards and two touchdowns as the normally grounded Demon Deacons beat Oregon 38-17 Monday in the Seattle Bowl. SEATTLE BOWL Wake Forest def. Oregon, 38-17 Recap Box Score Photo Gallery Bowl History ... Schedule DEMON DEACONS OFFENSIVE LEADERS RUSHING PASSING RECEIVING Tarence Williams James MacPherson Fabian Davis Carries Yards Yards/Carry TD Long Ave/Game Cmp-Att Pct Yards TD Int Ave/Game Receptions Yards Yards/Catch TD Long Ave/Game DUCKS OFFENSIVE LEADERS RUSHING PASSING RECEIVING Onterrio Smith Jason Fife Samie Parker Carries Yards Yards/Carry TD Long Ave/Game Cmp-Att Pct Yards TD Int Ave/Game Receptions Yards Yards/Catch TD Long Ave/Game Latest News from the Demon Deacon Gridiron: Deacs Wrap Up Spring Football With Scrimmage at Groves Stadium Final Spring Scrimmage Set For Saturday Gridiron Deacs Continue Spring Practice Spring Football Is Underway ... Football Announces Coaching Changes, Additions

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35. Deacon Jones Special - Page 2 Of 3 Once he had become one of the most famous men ever to have played the game of football,deacon jones knew that he had to make sure that a new generation did http://archive.profootballweekly.com/content/archives/features_2000/deaconjones2

Deacon Jones helps inner-city youth (continued) The seven-step program Jones with foundation's 1999 scholarship finalists Day Ivy, Chijoke Onugha, Gregg Taylor, Nancy Sanchez and Karina Barba Combine the two and, for this young man, America was not exactly the land of opportunity it prides itself on being. Out of a barren, desolate field, however, grew a beautiful rose. If Deacon Jones had to go through life being shortchanged on opportunity, he was going to do more than just grab opportunity for himself. Once he had become one of the most famous men ever to have played the game of football, Deacon Jones knew that he had to make sure that a new generation did not get cheated as he had. Finances preclude Jones from giving unlimited opportunity to every child on the planet, but he was determined to provide hope and the possibility of opportunity for as many kids as possible. Out of his own childhood travails sprang the seed for what would flower into the Deacon Jones Foundation. "I’ve always had the idea," Jones says. "When you … see exactly how I came up, and if you were there or if you have really done some study on that period, you can see how difficult it was to do anything. Along the way, as I broke through the ice, as I kicked the door in, I wasn’t stupid enough not to take under consideration what the hell I was up against and how you beat it.

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Undeterred by racism and poverty, Deacon Jones now offers a helping hand to inner-city youth By Ron Pollack, Editor-in-chief Nov. 20, 2000 Deacon Jones as Hall of Fame player Deacon Jones is looking for one more sack. Retirement has taken Jones off the football field. No longer does he employ his punishing headslap to devastate offensive linemen. No longer does he dominate in the way that led him to eight Pro Bowls and a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. No longer is his job, as he used to like to say, "to kill quarterbacks." These days, Jones is still out to kill the opposition. Quarterbacks can breathe a deep sigh of relief, though, because they are no longer his target. "I came out of a hellhole and I intend to cover that up before I die," Jones says. "Coming from a poor inner city myself, I have an intimate knowledge of all the problems people face there." Simply put, Jones is out to sack inner-city misery through a scholarship program designed to also provide long-term life lessons, training and opportunity. Jones is taking his vaunted headslap and trying to go upside the head of inner-city despair. He is facing an opponent more diabolical than any quarterback he ever tried to annihilate.

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39. Superbowl2001: NFC Guest Analyst: David 'Deacon'' Jones David deacon jones played for 11 years with the Los Angeles Rams (196171), where TheGiants must protect the football, because that's why the Ravens are here http://www.sptimes.com/News/012601/SuperBowl2001/NFC_guest_analyst__Da.shtml

The game Giants vs. Ravens Game time: 6 p.m. Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Fla. Special links Times home page Super Bowl XXXV: the preview Super Bowl XXXV: the game Super Bowl XXXV: the postgame ... Record Interactive Forums: Follow your team at our message boards Bucs Forum home of the infamous Armchair QB board. Times sites Raymond James Stadium College football Visiting from out of state? Plan your stay in Tampa Bay: Arrange airfare, hotel, car rentals and golf Area restaurant guide Hitting the bricks in Ybor City: Bars and clubs, events and cigars A guide to the Tampa Bay area: Beaches, theme parks and zoos Hot off The Wire Seahawks Name Ferguson As GM Eagles Sign Punter Dirk Johnson Packers Hire Iowa's Joe Philbin Casserly Tapped to NFL Competition Panel ... The Road to Super Bowl XXXV By BRIAN LANDMAN David "Deacon" Jones played for 11 years with the Los Angeles Rams (1961-71), where he became known as one of the most dominating defensive ends in NFL history, and finished a brilliant Hall of Fame career with two seasons in San Diego and one in Washington. He is a spokesman for the national hypertension awareness program, Have a Heart. He recently talked to staff writer Brian Landman about the Ravens-Giants matchup. I like the New York Giants. I think the Giants have the best balance, I really do. They have an equally good defense and a better offense than the Ravens and I think they have better special teams, too. And I think that's going to be the difference.

40. '99 Deacon Football Reviews The deacon offense could not put a drive together and was not able to score until 287.The Cavs opened up the 2nd half scoring with a run from Thomas jones. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Midfield/4674/99footballreviews.html

Wake Forest 26 Georgia Tech 23 should travel to Hawaii for their bowl. Duke 48 Wake Forest 35 Not much can be said about this game. WFU came out and got burnt for 34 (yes, 34) first QUARTER points. The opening kickoff even got run back for a 98 yard touchdown and a 7-0 Duke lead. Although Wake beat Duke 35-14 in the next three quarters, the Deacs just couldn't come back. The loss hurts WFU bad in the bowl picture. They must beat Georgia Tech on Saturday to even be eligible. WFU 19 UNC 3 Wake Forest got the job done at Kenan Stadium on Saturday, November 6th. The Deacs pulled out a victory thanks in large part to senior kicker Matt Burdick's foot. Burdick was 4-4 on field goals which included 47 yarder in the first half. The Deacs seemed a little sluggish all game and were not very impressive, but they did what they needed. The Deacons scored their other points off of a Rhamen Love-Lane TD reception of 5. The TD was Love-Lane's first in his three years at Wake Forest. The Deacon defense was steady once again and only allowed the Heels 12 first down while only giving up 148 yards in total offense. More importantly, the Deacs gave up just three points and destroyed UNC's bid to win on homecoming. The Deacs (5-4) will travel to Durham to face Duke on Saturday. Games Links Boxscore ESPN Game Story Clemson 12 WFU 3 The Clemson Tigers barely survived a high scoring affair on Saturday afternoon at Groves. The Deacs went down early when the Deacons oversnaped punter Matt Brennie, ending up in a safety. This gave the Tigers a commanding 2-0 halftime lead. However, WFU's Matt Burdick came back strong in the second half with a long 23 yard field goal which gave the Deacs a 3-2 lead. But, Clemson took over the rest of the 2nd half in the scoring department and scored a record high 10 points in 2 quarters on a 19 yard Lazzara FG as well as a 1 yard Brandon Streeter run. Both teams moved to 4-4 on the season. Wake Forest plays the almighty 1-7 Tarheels or Tar Heels or whatever next week...

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