Famous People:
Relationships, Real Names, Movies, Bands, Rappers, Ancestry, ...

3 Persons in (football) team San Jose State University:

Fielding Yost

football, coach, educator, lawyer, writer, hall of fame

Real/Birth Name:

Fielding Harris Yost

Also Known As:

Fielding H. Yost

Gender:

Male

Birth Date:

April 30, 1871

Death Date:

August 20, 1946

Age at Death:

Traditional Zodiac Sign:

Taurus ♉ - the Bull - people born April 21 through May 21

Birth Place:

Fairview, West Virginia, USA

Brief Facts:

Coach. Teams Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Nebraska, University of Kansas, Stanford University, San Jose State University, University of Michigan. Coached in the 1902 Rose Bowl, the first college football bowl game. College Football Hall of Fame 1951. Michigan Sports Hall of Fame 1955. University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor 1979. Nebraska Football Hall of Fame 1971.

John Ralston

football, coach, hall of fame

Real/Birth Name:

John R. Ralston

Gender:

Male

Birth Date:

April 26, 1927

Death Date:

September 14, 2019

Age at Death:

Traditional Zodiac Sign:

Taurus ♉ - the Bull - people born April 21 through May 21

Birth Place:

Oakland, California, USA

Brief Facts:

Linebacker. Team University of California. Coach, teams Utah State University, Stanford University, Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles, Toronto Argonauts, Oakland Invaders, San Jose State University. Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame 1997. College Football Hall of Fame 1992. Rose Bowl Hall of Fame 1996.

Tommie Smith

track, football, hall of fame

Real/Birth Name:

Tommie C. Smith

Gender:

Male

Birth Date:

June 6, 1944

Age today:

Traditional Zodiac Sign:

Gemini ♊ - the Twins - people born May 22 through June 21

Birth Place:

Clarksville, Texas, USA

Brief Facts:

Sprinter. Olympic Gold Medal 1968. Noted for "black power" salute on the stand. Wide receiver, teams San Jose State University, Cincinnati Bengals. Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame 1999. International Civil Rights Walk of Fame 2014. Mt. SAC Relays Hall of Fame 1993. National Track and Field Hall of Fame 1978. Arthur Ashe Courage Award 2008.