Youngstown State University

Playing for the Penguins after World War II, his exploits in the Penguin backfield not only led the Penguins to a 23-9-3 overall record, but captured the fancy of Chicago Bears scouts, impressing them enough to give him a tryout and earning spot with the Chicago Bears in the early 50's. without a doubt, one of the greatest tailbacks ever to lace up a pair of spikes for the Penguins and at one time, held the record for most touchdowns scored in a career at Youngstown State.