Identify the player, school, and year.

 

Hint: He is currently the head coach of his alma mater!

Bonus: describe the chinstrap and purpose of the design.

Bonus: describe the chinstrap and purpose of the design.

I'll tell you what it looks like, it looks like a decretive attachment that I commonly see on hitches of pick up trucks. I'll leave it at that. But, I would say it's purpose was to reduce concussions.

I'll tell you what it looks like, it looks like a decretive attachment that I commonly see on hitches of pick up trucks. I'll leave it at that. But, I would say it's purpose was to reduce concussions.

 

 

Yes and neck/spine injuries. It was the heads up chinstrap. It was a foam cylinder under the chin. I don't know why they were discontinued.

Identify the player, school, and year.

 

Hint: He is currently the head coach of his alma mater!

 

what area of the state?

what area of the state?

 

 

Central Kentucky.

Central Kentucky.

 

I will guess Brian Washington Paris. One of yours

I will guess Brian Washington Paris. One of yous

 

Yes, except 1989. I was his position coach. Great person then and now. We worked more on blocking at WR than we did catching passes. Very physical, team first guy. Outstanding blocker on the perimeter when he was not playing in the backfield. He was also a very good linebacker!

Yes, except 1989. I was his position coach. Great person then and now. We worked more on blocking at WR than we did catching passes. Very physical, team first guy. Outstanding blocker on the perimeter when he was not playing in the backfield. He was also a very good linebacker!

 

Roger G. was head coach (I was going to guess 1988)I tried to edit and missed it both ways