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Jim Shanley – Football
(Jul 27, 1936 – Jul 10, 2019) A full 50 years after playing halfback for the Oregon Ducks, All Pacific Coast Conference, All-Coast, and All-American Jim Shanley still ranks among Oregon’s top ten performers in nine separate categories. He was named to PCC all conference teams in 1955, ’56 and ’57. Jim was named to..Read More
George Shaw – Football
(Jul. 25, 1933 – Jan. 3, 1998) George Shaw reached the heights of high school, college and pro football at a time when the pro game was quickly developing in the national spotlight. Shaw quarterbacked Grant High to state titles in 1949 and 1950 – each season ending with an unbeaten record, then headed to..Read More
Bill Steers – Football
(Apr. 13, 1897 – Dec. 20, 1957) “Big Bill” Steers made a name for himself at the University of Oregon as an all-around player and member of the 1920 Rose Bowl squad, and later earned national respect as a coach, educator and administrator. Born in 1897, Steers grew up in The Dalles and reached the..Read More
Steven Jackson – Football
( born July 22, 1983) The right man at the right time. Steven “Action” Jackson, the son of a Las Vegas pit boss was destined for bigger things away from the bright lights. At a time when top Southern Nevada talent gravitated to Southern California, Steven chose to join Dennis Erickson’s high-flying Oregon State Beavers,..Read More
Mike Hass – Football
(born January 2, 1983) There was a time a football coach who shall not be named told a young Mike Hass he would not be a successful player. That was a severe misjudgment. The quiet man with the soft hands from Wilsonville would go from high school legend to Beaver fan favorite, setting his share..Read More