Pat Studstill left the University of Houston to become one of the most versatile players in NFL history
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The All-Time Iowa State NFL Team
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Del Shofner was the best wide receiver in the NFL for a six-year span from 1958-63
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State Your Case: Lionel Taylor
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State Your Case: Joe Fortunato
Joe Fortunato was the only outside linebacker named to the 1950s NFL all-decade team
State Your Case: Gene Brito
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State Your Case: Jack Kemp
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State Your Case: Dave Grayson
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