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Ahhh...... No.5Stars;1315585 said:You're in New York, right?
Have you ever ridden a steer?
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Ahhh...... No.5Stars;1315585 said:You're in New York, right?
Have you ever ridden a steer?
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Aikbach;1315903 said:I'm sorry but none of my further research has yielded a now defunct football team that could be credited to Dallas, all I can confirm is that as I stated earlier the Texans were originally the Boston Yanks at one time and naturally changed their names shortly after relocating to Texas.
Too bad those Milwaukee Badgers didn't survive, that would've divided the packer faithful in an all Wisconsin showdown, meat packers versus beer brewers in a battle for cheese supremacy.
I think you might have outsmarted yourself with this question however, unless you are refering to a non NFL/AFL team.
So I was correct, the New York/ Boston Yanks that preceded the Texans of Lamar Hunt with the same nickname.theebs;1315919 said:No I didnt outsmart myself.
The answer is they are famous for being the last nfl team to go belly up.
January 19, 1952 ted collins sold the new york yanks franchise back to the league, the nfl. January 24, 1952 a group of investors in Dallas bought the team from the nfl, bought their assets. Named them the texans and the team went 1-11. Halfway through the season the owners gave in and gave the franchise back to the nfl and the nfl put the team in Hershey, PA. The league ran the team for the last 5 games of the season.
at the end of that season the franchise was canceled and done away with. The last nfl franchise to go belly up.
Aikbach;1315923 said:So I was correct, the New York/ Boston Yanks that preceded the Texans of Lamar Hunt with the same nickname.
You asked for their origin in the original question as well.theebs;1315930 said:yeah my question was really what were they famous for though.
Aikbach;1315932 said:You asked for their origin in the original question as well.
They were both.theebs;1315939 said:yep. and you were right, although they were the new york yanks.
Not really a big deal. Just something to pass time.
Aikbach;1315942 said:They were both.
As a coach or player? His college days were at Wichita State and his first coaching stint was at Hastings.theebs;1315943 said:here is another fun one.
What college did Bill Parcells attend first? It is an outstanding school.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Yankstheebs;1315944 said:I thought boston didnt have a franchise till 59? they were the 8th franchise awarded to lamar hunts new AFL buffalo owned by ralph wilson was the 7th.
Aikbach;1315949 said:
As a player or coach?theebs;1315955 said:Yeah I just recapped their history in the other thread...
do you know parcells first college?
Aikbach;1315960 said:As a player or coach?
Wichita St. as a player and Hastings as a coach i believe.
I typed more on this earlier.