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"Who am I?" (Buckeye players edition...let's play)

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NorthernBuck said:
Wasn't it a kicker?
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We've had one 3-time All-American kicker, but he's not the answer.

OsUPhAn said:
Wesley Fesler
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We have a winner. OsUPhAn you may now ask the next question.



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Wes Fesler was Ohio State’s second three-time All-American, winning first-team recogniton at end in 1928, ’29 and ’30. Fesler, who also played fullback for the Buckeyes, was team captain as a senior. He also was the Ohio State and the Big Ten MVP in 1930.

Fesler, a superb all-around athlete, earned nine letters, three each in football, basketball and baseball. In basketball, he won All-Big Ten honors in 1931. In baseball, he spent time in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. After graduating, Fesler served one year as an assistant on the OSU staff and then was head football coach at Princeton and Penn. In 1947, he returned to his alma mater as head coach and spent four years, compiling a 21-13-3 record and winning the 1949 Big Ten Championship and the 1950 Rose Bowl.


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I don't think that was too easy - I just love this stuff!

Is the jersey on your wall Skladany, or somebody else?

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I was the first Buckeye in the 20th Century to be named team captain for 2 different seasons. Who am I?
 
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Sweet!

After losing 3 straight games early in the season, I helped lead the Bucks to 7 straight wins, including a win over Michigan and in the Holliday Bowl. I ended up leading the team in rushing with over 1,500 yards, which at the time, only one other person had more yards in a single season.
 
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