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Rutgers in 1922. He began competing in discus and shot put in the spring of 1922. Upon his return, Hazel was 26 years old, had a wife and children, and was referred to as a "veteran freshman". Eligibility rules prevented him from playing on the Rutgers football team in 1922, so he
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team for five years, compiling records of 5–5 in 1925, 5–4 in 1926, 5–3–1 in 1927, 5–4 in 1928, and 1–6–2 in 1929. His five-year record as head football coach was 21–22–3. After the poor showing in 1929, the Ole Miss student body and alumni were reportedly opposed to Hazel's tactics on the football
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Hazel employs a style in punting that is unusual. After receiving the ball from center he takes a couple of steps almost directly to the right, so that when his foot hits the ball he is practically facing the sideline. ... ot only could he send the ball down the field high and far and straight as a
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where he played at the fullback position for the 1916 Rutgers
Scarlet Knights football team. He set a Rutgers record in 1916 by kicking five field goals. He was the only player in the country to kick multiple field goals in 1916. After the 1916 season, Hazel left Rutgers due to a lack of funds, and
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In 1923, with his eligibility restored, Hazel, at age 28, starred for the
Rutgers football team. He was credited with the longest pass in college football that year, a pass that covered 69 yards in the air. He also scored a touchdown on his own kickoff on October 6, 1923, when an opposing player
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Hazel was married in March 1917 to
Marguerite Lorenz. They had three children, and Hazel took jobs as a farm laborer and later as a worker in the mines of the Flint Foundry Company. By 1920, he had been promoted to a superintendent position at a salary of $ 5,000 a year.
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from 1925 until his resignation in early 1931. After leaving his position at
Mississippi, he was a professional golfer for four years. In 1951, Hazel became one of the inaugural inductees into the
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in 1924. He was the first player selected as an All-American at two different positions. He also lettered in baseball, basketball and track at
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in 1916 and again from 1923 to 1924. Considered an outstanding punter, kicker, and passer, he was selected as a first-team All-American as an
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fumbled the ball behind the goal line, and Hazel fell on the loose ball for the touchdown. At the end of the season, Hazel was selected by
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Hazel served as the head football and basketball coach and athletic director at the
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1045:"Handcock Honored on All-American By 'All-Sports'".
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1137:. David DeLassus. Archived from
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1034:. December 30, 1924.
1000:. December 19, 1923.
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904:(December 4, 1942).
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766:. February 13, 1939.
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36:Biographical details
1457:Alexander Bondurant
1185:. February 5, 1968.
1049:. December 5, 1924.
836:"Homer "Pop" Hazel"
802:. October 28, 1916.
716:. February 5, 1968.
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1996:B. L. Graham
1980:Buster Poole
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240:All-American
66:(1968-02-03)
51:June 2, 1895
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2125:1968 deaths
2120:1895 births
2092:Chris Beard
2078:(2018–2023)
2062:(2006–2018)
2054:(1998–2006)
2046:(1992–1998)
2038:(1986–1992)
2030:(1982–1986)
2022:(1976–1982)
2014:(1968–1976)
2006:(1962–1968)
1998:(1949–1962)
1990:(1946–1949)
1988:Jim Whatley
1982:(1945–1946)
1974:(1944–1945)
1966:(1943–1944)
1958:(1942–1943)
1950:(1939–1942)
1942:(1938–1939)
1934:(1935–1938)
1926:(1930–1935)
1918:(1925–1930)
1916:Homer Hazel
1910:(1919–1925)
1902:(1918–1919)
1894:(1917–1918)
1886:(1912–1917)
1878:(1911–1912)
1870:(1910–1911)
1862:(1908–1910)
1797:Lane Kiffin
1791:(2017–2019)
1783:(2012–2016)
1781:Hugh Freeze
1775:(2008–2011)
1767:(2005–2007)
1759:(1998–2004)
1751:(1995–1998)
1735:(1983–1993)
1727:(1978–1982)
1725:Steve Sloan
1719:(1974–1977)
1703:(1971–1973)
1695:(1947–1970)
1685:Harold Drew
1679:(1944–1945)
1677:Harry Mehre
1663:(1938–1942)
1661:Harry Mehre
1655:(1930–1937)
1647:(1925–1929)
1645:Homer Hazel
1631:(1922–1923)
1623:(1919–1921)
1615:(1917–1918)
1607:(1915–1916)
1599:(1913–1914)
1583:(1909–1911)
1543:(1903–1904)
1517:Z. N. Estes
1388:(2012–2019)
1380:(2002–2012)
1372:(1998–2002)
1370:John Shafer
1356:(1995–1998)
1340:(1978–1994)
1332:(1973–1978)
1324:(1971–1973)
1316:(1946–1971)
1308:(1938–1945)
1306:Harry Mehre
1300:(1930–1938)
1292:(1925–1930)
1290:Homer Hazel
1284:(1913–1915)
1228:Homer Hazel
1219:Homer Hazel
530:(1925–1929)
401:Walter Camp
383:Walter Camp
372:Walter Camp
321:Early years
112:Position(s)
22:Homer Hazel
2114:Categories
2052:Rod Barnes
2012:Cob Jarvis
1972:Edwin Hale
1956:Edwin Hale
1900:Dudy Noble
1765:Ed Orgeron
1717:Ken Cooper
1613:Dudy Noble
1589:Leo DeTray
1573:Frank Kyle
1509:W. H. Lyon
1386:Ross Bjork
1378:Pete Boone
1354:Pete Boone
680:References
506:Conference
339:New Jersey
150:Basketball
47:1895-06-02
2044:Rob Evans
2036:Ed Murphy
1924:Ed Walker
1876:By Walton
1789:Matt Luke
1653:Ed Walker
1314:Tad Smith
1298:Ed Walker
1062:, p. 1156
652:Ole Miss:
509:Standing
439:Thad Vann
408:Gil Dobie
180:1925–1930
155:1925–1930
140:1925–1929
98:1923–1924
2094:(2023– )
2086:# (2023)
2084:Win Case
2070:# (2018)
2028:Lee Hunt
1884:No coach
1860:No coach
1799:(2020– )
1549:No coach
1396:(2019– )
1364:# (1998)
1348:# (1994)
634:Ole Miss
611:Ole Miss
588:Ole Miss
565:Ole Miss
542:Ole Miss
503:Overall
488:Football
304:fullback
184:Ole Miss
159:Ole Miss
144:Ole Miss
135:Football
120:fullback
83:Football
1964:No team
1892:No team
1669:No team
1493:No team
1221:at the
671:21–22–3
656:21–22–3
345:Rutgers
271:profile
199:Overall
102:Rutgers
92:Rutgers
1743:(1994)
1711:(1973)
1687:(1946)
1671:(1943)
1639:(1924)
1591:(1912)
1575:(1908)
1567:(1907)
1559:(1906)
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1479:(1895)
1459:(1893)
667:Total:
659:8–15–2
575:T–10th
552:T–20th
231:Awards
73:, U.S.
56:, U.S.
641:0–4–2
638:1–6–2
621:T–9th
592:5–3–1
500:Team
497:Year
1147:2015
850:2015
644:19th
629:1929
606:1928
583:1927
560:1926
537:1925
248:1924
244:1923
224:1928
88:1916
61:Died
41:Born
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598:7th
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