The United States Athletics Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame Honorees
Celebrating the athletes, coaches, contributors and commentators whose achievements have shaped American sport.
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In the Big Four of North American sports leagues, there is only one true small market team. That is the Green Bay Packers, and without Curly Lambeau, they would have…
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Paul Brown was an undersized player even by the standards of the 1920s, but through determination, he became a starting quarterback at the University of Miami of Ohio. Brown would…
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A multi-sport athlete at Yale, Amos Alonzo Stagg became one of the most known coaches in the first half of the 20th century.
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Sports historians have called Walter Camp the "Father of American Football,"; four words that make him worthy of a sports-based hall of fame.
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The coaching career of Joe Gibbs began in 1964 at San Diego State, where he was their offensive line coach before moving to Florida State and USC in the same…
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