Virginia Cavaliers football players

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 76. Chapters: George Allen, Tiki Barber, Brereton Jones, Al Groh, Aaron Brooks, Matt Schaub, Bill Dudley, Darryl Hammond, Chris Long, Ahmad Bradshaw, Thomas Jones, Jim Grobe, Derek Dooley, Shawn Moore, Howdy Myers, Chris Canty, Patrick Kerney, James Farrior, Vic Hall, Sonny Randle, Tom Thorp, Heath Miller, D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Brad Butler, Ahmad Brooks, Don Majkowski, Eugene Monroe, H. T. Summersgill, Cedric Peerman, Marques Hagans, Branden Albert, Bryson Spinner, Ronde Barber, Mike Groh, Jameel Sewell, Clint Sintim, Isaiah Ekejiuba, John St. Clair, Mike A Brown, H. T. Collier, Jeff Lageman, Bruce McGonnigal, Jon Tenuta, Mikell Simpson, Vince Redd, Marc Verica, Matt Blundin, Herman Moore, Jason Snelling, Billy McMullen, Terry Kirby, Anthony Poindexter, Mike Pettine, Henry Jordan, Barry Word, Chris Warren, Angelo Crowell, Alvin Pearman, Gary Cuozzo, Marcus Hamilton, Bob Davis, Charles Way, Antwoine Womack, Cary Koch, Patrick Estes, Eugene Mayer, Kevin Ogletree, Robert Hunt, Dennis Haley, Ray Roberts, Jim Dombrowski, Jamie Sharper, Fontel Mines, Wali Rainer, Monsanto Pope, Scott Secules, Wali Lundy, Bob Miller, Chris Cook, Tyrone Davis, Ryan Kuehl, Keith Lyle, Kurt Smith, Dwayne Stukes, Jonathan Stupar, Antonio Dingle, Almondo Curry, Elton Brown, Arlen Harris, Connor Hughes, Dick Ambrose, Ras-I Dowling, Ahmad Hawkins, Jim Gillette, Jamaine Winborne, John Phillips, Terrence Wilkins, Chris Slade, Virginius Dabney, Bob Kowalkowski, Alex Field, Tony Covington, Patrick Jeffers, Stuart Anderson, Lester Lyles, Antwan Harris, Michael Husted, David Griggs, Darryl Blackstock, Jim Copeland, Nate Lyles, Ron Gassert, Tom Scott, Bill Baber, Nate Collins, Tom Santi, Mark Dixon, Donny Green, Ron Mattes, Dan Ryczek, Brian Barthelmes, Chris Luzar, Percy Ellsworth, Marquis Weeks, Tommy Vigorito, Dave Graham, Andy Selfridge, Germane Crowell, John Papit, Ted Rzempoluch, Jon Harris, Ed Reynolds, Paul Ryczek, Lee McLaughlin, Greg Jeffries, Joe Palumbo, Andrew Hoffman, John Ford, Jermaine Hardy, Russ Carroccio, Tom Glassic, Gene Schroeder, Carlton Elliott. Excerpt: George Felix Allen (born March 8, 1952) is a former United States Senator from the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the son of former NFL head coach George Allen. Allen served Virginia in the state legislature, as the 67th Governor, and in both bodies of the U.S. Congress, winning election to the Senate in 2000. Allen's re-election in the 2006 race seemed likely until he was accused of using a racist epithet when referring to a staffer of his opponent, Democrat Jim Webb. Allen lost the election to Webb by fewer than 10,000 votes. Allen now serves on the Reagan Ranch Board of Governors of Young America's Foundation where he is a Reagan Ranch Presidential Scholar. On January 24, 2011, Allen announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination in the 2012 election for the U.S. Senate seat he previously held. Allen was born in Whittier, California. Allen's father, George Herbert Allen, was a legendary NFL coach who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2002. During the 2006 senatorial campaign it was revealed that Allen's mother, Henrietta Lumbroso, was born to Sephardic Jewish parents in Tunisia. He has a younger sister, Jennifer, an author and correspondent for NFL Network, and two brothers, including Bruce Allen, the current general manager of the Washington Redskins and former general manager of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He and his family lived there until 19...