(Born September 6, 1932) One of the most popular and colorful figures in football, Darrell “Mouse” Davis keeps coming home to Oregon. Mouse may have not invented the Run and Shoot offense that is so closely associated with him. He just nurtured it into the mainstream of football strategy. Like many future coaches before and..Read More
A true Oregonian, Barry Adams graduated from Lake Oswego High School and Western Oregon University, where he lettered in football, basketball, and baseball, and track. After college, Adams took his degree and guided kids in the classroom, teaching history, economics, and government, all while building his reputation as one of the most highly regarded high..Read More
(Oct. 17, 1924 – Oct. 22, 2003) Dee Andros guided Oregon State to one of its greatest football seasons, and inspired a vivid image of his tenure with the nickname, “The Great Pumpkin.” Andros grew up in Oklahoma City and served in the Marine Corps during World War II, eventually earning a Bronze Star for..Read More
(Born December 21, 1950) Mike Bellotti helped guide the University of Oregon football program from a consistent bowl participant to a national title contender in his three decades with the program. Born in 1950, Bellotti played tight end and receiver at UC Davis in the early 70s, then graduated into a role as assistant coach..Read More