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  • 12/9/2009 High School Butkus Award® Presented To Jordan Hicks, Lakota West High School, Ohio

    CINCINNATI, Ohio  (December 9, 2009) – The second-ever Butkus Award® for high school linebackers was awarded today to Jordan Hicks, a senior at Lakota West High School in West Chester, Ohio.  The Award was presented in-person during a surprise visit to the high school by its namesake, Pro Football Hall of Fame legend Dick Butkus and his son Matt.

     

    Hicks, a 6’2”, 220 lb. senior at Lakota West High School, is considered one of the top football players in Ohio at any position and is weighing offers from numerous elite Division One  collegiate programs.  He finished his senior season with 95 tackles in 10 games, which included 65 solo tackles and 13 for a loss of yards.  Hicks led the Lakota West defense that allowed just 8 points a game during its 9-2 season.  He also is a four-time basketball letter winner.

     

    "Perhaps the best part of my job in coordinating the selection process for the Butkus Awards is learning about all the incredible young men at the high school level,” said Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly, who coordinates the 51-person selection committee of professional, collegiate and high school football experts.

     

    “My hat is off in particular to Jordan Hicks for becoming the 2009 Butkus Award winner, for all that he's already accomplished both on and off the field during his high school football career, and all that we can see is yet to come.  Hicks topped a strong lineup of nominees and finalists including; Khairi Fortt of Connecticut, Jeff Luc of Florida, Dakota Royer of Pennsylvania, and Hayes Pullard of California.”

     

    Beyond the gridiron, Hicks is a member of the J. Kyle Braid leadership group at Lakota West, an anti-drug, alcohol and tobacco group.  He volunteers for the school’s junior basketball program and has spent Thanksgiving holidays volunteering with his family at homeless shelter.  He carries a 3.4 weighted grade point average and scored a 25 on his ACT exam.

     

    Hicks is just the second person ever to receive a high school Butkus Award®, following Manti Te’o from Punahou High School in Hawaii, who started for Notre Dame as a true freshman linebacker this fall.  The Butkus family received all rights to the Butkus Award in 2008 and expanded its reach to include high school and professional ranks in addition to its 25-year history honoring the top linebacker in college football.

     

     

    Hicks joins Rolando McClain, a junior linebacker at Alabama, as a fellow Butkus Award winner for 2009.  A professional honoree will be announced in January 2010.  A reception honoring all three winners is expected in late February 2010, and a Butkus Award television program will air on Fox Sports Net and TUFF TV.  Details will be posted at www.thebutkusaward.com

     

    The Butkus Award is selected by a 51-person panel comprised mostly of scouts, coaches and journalists, and coordinated by Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly.  Selectors follow all rules of their leagues.  Individual votes remain completely confidential.

     

    The Butkus Award is named after Dick Butkus, who is considered one of the greatest football players in history.  Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School.  Butkus and his son Matt want the Butkus Award to draw attention to the I Play Clean™ campaign, which aims to end steroid use in organized sports.  More information is available at www.iplayclean.org 

     

    Contact:

    Ron Arp

    Butkus Foundation

    360.601.2991

  • 12/8/2009 25th Annual Butkus Award® Collegiate Trophy Presented To Rolando McClain, University of Alabama

    Tuscaloosa, Ala. (December 8, 2009) – The 25th annual Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top collegiate linebacker was presented today to Rolando McClain from the University of Alabama.  Pro Football Hall of Fame legend and the Award’s namesake Dick Butkus, and his son Matt, surprised McClain during a campus visit today.

     

    McClain, a 6’4” 258 lb. junior from Decatur, Ala., received 66 total points (15 first-place votes).  He finished ahead of Brandon Spikes of Florida (47 points, 8 first place), Sean Weatherspoon of Missouri (30 points, 5 first place), Sergio Kindle of Texas (30 points, 1 first place) and Eric Norwood of South Carolina (10 points).

     

    A three-year starter, McClain leads the Alabama defense which is ranked second nationally in total defense and rush defense.  He finished the regular season with 101 tackles, including 51 unassisted, 12.5 for a loss, four sacks and two interceptions.  He produced at least five tackles in 12 of the Tide’s 13 games this season and was responsible for making all defensive calls and audibles.  McClain was a Butkus Award finalist as a sophomore in 2008.

     

    "The feedback from our voters was that this may have been the toughest choice ever with all five of our finalists and a few more young men who didn't make the cut all having incredible years,” said Hub Arkush, who coordinated the prestigious 51-person panel of selectors.  

     

    “In the end the combination of McClain's All American individual performances, his leadership on the No. 1 team in the country, and his outstanding character on and off the field made him a most deserving winner."

     

    McClain is the second Alabama player and third Southeastern Conference player to win the Butkus Award.  The late Derrick Thomas, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009 after an 11-year career with the Kansas City Chiefs, won the Butkus Award following the 1988 season.  Patrick Willis of Mississippi, who now plays for the San Francisco 49ers, won the Butkus Award following the 2006 season.

     

    In addition to the collegiate honor, a Butkus Award will be presented to the top linebacker at the high school and professional levels.  A reception honoring all three winners is expected in late February 2010.  Details will be posted at www.thebutkusaward.com

     

    Last year’s Butkus Award winners included: Professional - DeMarcus Ware, Dallas Cowboys; Collegiate – Aaron Curry, Wake Forest (now Seattle Seahawks); High School – Manti Te’o, Punahou High School, Hawaii (now Notre Dame).

     

    The Butkus Award is selected by a 51-person panel comprised mostly of scouts, coaches and journalists, and coordinated by Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly.  Selectors follow all rules of their leagues.  Individual votes remain completely confidential.

     

    The Butkus Award is part of the National College Football Awards Association, a coalition of the major collegiate awards.  More information is available at www.NCFAA.org.

     

    The Butkus Award is named after Dick Butkus, who is considered one of the greatest football players in history.  Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School.  Butkus and his son Matt want the Butkus Award to draw attention to the I Play Clean™ campaign, which aims to end steroid use in organized sports.  More information is available at www.iplayclean.org 

     

    Contact:

    Ron Arp

    Butkus Foundation

    360.601.2991

  • 11/19/2009 BUTKUS AWARD® COLLEGIATE AND HIGH SCHOOL FINALISTS ANNOUNCED

    CHICAGO – (November 19, 2009) – Finalists were named today for the 25th Annual Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top football linebackers.

     

    The five Butkus Award collegiate finalists include three candidates from the SEC conference and two from the Big 12 conference:

    ·         Rolando McClain, Alabama

    ·         Sergio Kindle, Texas

    ·         Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri

    ·         Brandon Spikes, Florida

    ·         Eric Norwood, South Carolina

     

    McClain, Weatherspoon and Spikes were finalists in 2008.

    The five Butkus Award high school finalists are as follows:

     

    ·         Khairi Fortt, Stamford - Stamford, Conn.


    ·         Jordan Hicks, Lakota West - West Chester, Ohio


    ·         Dakota Royer, Manheim Central - Lancaster, Pa.


    ·         Hayes Pullard, Crenshaw - Los Angeles, Calif.


    ·         Jeff Luc, Treasure Coast - Port St. Lucie, Fla.

     

    Winners in both categories are expected to be announced on or before December 8, 2009. Meanwhile, a professional Butkus Award winner will be selected later in the season. More information is available at www.thebutkusaward.com

     

    The Butkus Award is selected by a 51-person panel comprised mostly of scouts, coaches and journalists, and coordinated by Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly. Selectors follow all rules of their leagues. Individual votes remain completely confidential.

     

    The Butkus Award is named after Dick Butkus, who is considered one of the greatest football players in history. Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School. Butkus and his son Matt want the Award to draw attention to the I Play Clean™ campaign, which aims to end steroid use in organized sports. More information is available at www.iplayclean.org

     

    The Butkus Award is part of the National College Football Awards Association, a coalition of the major collegiate awards. More information is available at www.NCFAA.org.

     

     

    Contact:

    Ron Arp

    Butkus Foundation

    360.601.2991

  • 10/15/2009 BUTKUS AWARD® COLLEGIATE AND HIGH SCHOOL NOMINEES ANNOUNCED

    CHICAGO – (October 15, 2009) – Collegiate and high school nominees were announced today for the 25th Annual Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top football linebackers, at a Butkus Foundation Charity Fundraiser here.

     

    The 16 collegiate semi-finalist nominees include six who were nominees last year, and 12 high school nominees are from nine states.  Finalists will be announced November 19, and winners notified by December 8.  Meanwhile, the Butkus Award professional trophy winner will be announced in early 2010.

     

    “We have another outstanding group of linebackers,” said Dick Butkus, the award’s namesake.  “This Award is about honoring linebackers, and reminding them that they have a responsibility to serve as role models and to give back to society.”

     

    In that spirit, the 51-person selection committee elected to include Mark Herzlich from Boston College, who was a finalist in 2008.  Herzlich was diagnosed in May 2009 with a rare bone cancer and has been unable to play as he completes treatment and has surgery later this year.  He intends to return to the Boston College starting lineup in the fall of 2010.

     

    “Mark Herzlich would have been a top contender for the Butkus Award this year had it not been for his illness,” said Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly, who supervises selectors.  “The committee is so impressed with his inspirational story of recovery that we wanted to add him as a nominee.”

     

    Butkus Award 2009 Collegiate Trophy nominees:

    ·         Obi Ezeh, Michigan

    ·         Chris Galippo, Southern California

    ·         Mark Herzlich, Boston College

    ·         Greg Jones, Michigan State

    ·         Sergio Kindle, Texas

    ·         Sean Lee, Penn State

    ·         Travis Lewis, Oklahoma

    ·         Rolando McClain, Alabama

    ·         Von Miller, Texas A&M

    ·         Brandon Spikes, Florida

    ·         Daryl Washington, Texas Christian

    ·         Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri

    ·         Eric Norwood, South Carolina

    ·         Perry Riley, Louisiana State

    ·         Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina

    ·         Rennie Curran, Georgia

    Butkus Award 2009 High School Trophy nominees:

    ·         Aaron Benson, Cedar Hill - Cedar Hill, TX

    ·         Nick Forbes, Thomas Johnson - Frederick, MD

    ·         Khairi Fortt, Stamford - Stamford, CT

    ·         Jordan Hicks, Lakota West - West Chester, OH

    ·         Christian Jones, Lake Howell - Winter Park, FL

    ·         Caleb Lavey, Celina - Celina, TX

    ·         Jeff Luc, Treasure Coast - Port St. Lucie, FL

    ·         Justin Maclin, Ridgeway - Memphis, TN

    ·         Chris Martin, Grandview – Grandview, CO

    ·         Hayes Pullard, Crenshaw - Los Angeles, CA

    ·         Dakota Royer, Manheim Central - Lancaster, PA

    ·         Josh Shirley, Kaiser - Fontana, CA

    Butkus wants the Butkus Award® to draw attention to the I Play Clean™ campaign, which aims to end steroid use in organized sports.  He encourages past and current athletes, coaches and fans to pledge their support at www.iplayclean.org.  That campaign is presented by Old Spice, and receives sports nutrition support from EAS Nutrition.  The Butkus Foundation also supports the Butkus Center for Cardiovascular Wellness that strives to control heart disease through early detection and preventive lifestyle modification.

     

    The Butkus Award is selected by a 51-person panel comprised of scouts, coaches and journalists.  Selectors follow all rules of their leagues, including limitations on contact with players.  Individual votes remain completely confidential.

     

    Butkus Award winners in 2008 included DeMarcus Ware of the Dallas Cowboys, Aaron Curry of Wake Forest (now Seattle Seahawks), Manti T’eo of Punahou High School (now Notre Dame).

     

    Considered one of the greatest football players in history, Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School.  Meanwhile, his son Matt was a defensive lineman for the University of Southern California’s 1990 Rose Bowl winning team, and joins his father in philanthropic efforts.

     

    The Butkus Award is part of the National College Football Awards Association, a coalition of the major collegiate awards.  More information is available at www.NCFAA.org.

  • 8/20/2009 BUTKUS AWARD® 25th YEAR WATCHLIST ANNOUNCED

    CHICAGO – (August 20, 2009) – The Butkus Award® Silver Anniversary season begins today with announcement of linebackers who start the season on its collegiate and high school Watchlist.

     

    The list includes 35 collegiate linebackers from 27 colleges and universities, and 50 high school linebackers from 24 states.  All are posted at www.thebutkusaward.com

     

    “This Award is about honoring the country’s best linebackers, and reminding them that they have a responsibility to serve as role models and to give back to society,” said Dick Butkus, the award’s namesake, who is considered one of the greatest football players in history.

     

    The Butkus Award supports the I Play Clean™ campaign formed by Dick and Matt Butkus to encourage teen athletes to train hard, eat well and play with attitude, instead of resorting to harmful steroids and related substances.  Recent research suggests that nearly a half-million teens have experimented with steroids.  In a show of support for playing clean, Butkus asks athletes, families and fans to take the I Play Clean pledge at www.iplayclean.org.

     

    Official nominees for the Butkus Award collegiate and high school trophies will be named October 15, at a Butkus Charity Fight Night at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Chicago.  Ticket information is available at www.thebutkusaward.com  Finalists will be named November 19 and winners will be named on or before December 8.

     

    The Butkus Award includes high school, collegiate and professional categories, all which are selected by a 51-person panel coordinated by Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly.  The panel includes the nation’s most respected coaches, general managers, talent evaluators, scouts and media.  Certain selectors are not allowed to have contact with certain candidates.  A complete list of the 2009 selection panel will be posted at www.thebutkusaward.com.

     

    The Butkus Award is presented by the Butkus Foundation, a 501c3 non-profit organization.  Dick Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School.  Meanwhile, his son Matt was a defensive lineman for the University of Southern California and joins his father in philanthropic efforts.

     

    The Butkus Award is part of the National College Football Awards Association, a coalition of the major collegiate awards.  More information is available at www.NCFAA.org.

  • 1/9/2009 Dallas Cowboys' Ware wins Butkus Award®

    IRVING – Earlier this week, the Cowboys' DeMarcus Ware was disappointed not to be named The Associated Press' Defensive Player of the Year.

    But as the week draws to a close, things have improved for Ware as he has been named an All-Pro and has become the first NFL player to receive the Butkus Award® as the league's best linebacker.

    Named after Hall of Fame Chicago Bears linebacker Dick Butkus, the award has been given out every year since 1985 to the top collegiate linebacker in the country. This is the first year there is a high school and a professional winner.

    The NFL's Butkus Award® goes to the "complete and best linebacker" in the game, as chosen by a panel of 51 voters made up of college and NFL coaches, media and personnel people.

    "It's a great thing to be the first of anything, especially to be nominated for something like the Butkus Award®," said Ware, who was named to the NFL's All-Pro team for the third straight year. "To be known as the most well-rounded linebacker, you have to able to drop into coverage, rush the passer but also to be able to stop the run when it comes at you."

    Butkus will present the award to Ware on Tuesday at a banquet in Chicago, along with the winners from high school (Manti Te'o, of Punahou High School in Honolulu) and college (Wake Forest's Aaron Curry).

    Ware received 15 first-place votes and was named on every ballot but one.

    Ware finished second to Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison in the Defensive Player of the Year voting despite leading the league with 20 sacks and also forcing seven fumbles. Ware was credited by the Cowboys coaches with 110 tackles, 20 quarterback hurries, eight tackles for losses and three pass deflections last season.

    Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware led the NFL with 20 sacks this season.Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware led the NFL with 20 sacks this season.

    "The criteria is a three-down player who's not taken out and not a specialty player, like a lot of them are," Butkus said. "I'm very happy with the choice. He's an impact player. He goes after it. That's what I like."

    Butkus and his son, Matt, came up with the idea of adding high school and NFL winners a few years ago to help raise money and awareness for the I Play Clean campaign to end steroid abuse among young athletes. Plano's Don Hooton, whose son Tyler took his life after getting involved with steroids, is also part of the initiative.

    "It's great there's an award named after me, but, OK, how can we use this to do good?" Butkus said. "And we thought of adding a high school and pro award that will help perpetuate the I Play Clean message."

  • 12/9/2008 BUTKUS AWARD® COLLEGIATE TROPHY PRESENTED TO AARON CURRY OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY

    WINSTON-SALEM – (December 9, 2008) – The 24th annual Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top collegiate linebacker was presented today to Aaron Curry from Wake Forest University. In a surprise presentation, Dick Butkus and his son Matt presented the award to Curry who was featured at a media luncheon here.

    Curry, a 6’3” 243 lb. senior from E.E. Smith High School Fayetteville, N.C. received 63 total points (14 first place), ahead of Rey Maualuga of USC with 56 points (11 first place), and the 2007 winner James Laurinaitis from Ohio State with 45 points (6 first place). Brian Cushing of USC (27 points) and Mark Herzlich of College (11 points) finished fourth and fifth, respectively. In addition to the top five, Rolando McClain of Alabama, Scott McKillop of Pittsburgh, and Sean Weatherspoon of Missouri all finished with at least one first place vote.

    “We asked our selection committee to vote for the top three college football linebackers in the country,” said Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly, who supervised the 51-person selection panel of coaches, scouts, recruiters and journalists. “What ensued was a remarkably close race in which 11 different players received votes, eight receiving first place votes. In the end, a clear winner emerged in Aaron Curry from Wake Forest University.”

    Curry finished the 2008 regular season with 101 tackles (63 solo, 15 for loss) for the Demon Deacons. The team is #2 nationwide in takeaways with 35, with Curry credited for three fumble recoveries and an interception. He was named to the all-Atlantic Coast Conference first team at linebacker. The Demon Deacons will play in a school-record third consecutive Bowl game Saturday, December 20 in Washington, DC.

    Curry is the fifth linebacker from the Atlantic Coast Conference to win the Butkus Award collegiate trophy. Others were E.J. Henderson of Maryland in 2002, Dan Morgan of Miami in 2000, Marvin Jones of Florida State in 1992, and Paul McGowan of Florida State in 1987.

    A Butkus Award reception is planned January 13 in Chicago to honor Wake Forest’s Curry, Punahou High School’s Manti Te’o, and a yet-to-be-named winner of the Butkus Award professional trophy. Ticket and sponsorship information is available at www.thebutkusaward.com

    Selection Process Outlined

    The Butkus family received the Butkus Award® property earlier this year and called upon Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly to assemble a selection panel. Butkus and Arkush became friends broadcasting NFL games together beginning in 1985.

     
  • 12/5/2008 BUTKUS AWARD® HIGH SCHOOL TROPHY PRESENTED TO PUNAHOU’S MANTI TE’O

    HONOLULU – (December 5, 2008) – The first-ever Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top high school linebacker was presented today to Manti Te’o, a senior at Punahou High School. The award was presented in-person by Dick Butkus, the award’s namesake, in a surprise presentation at the school.

    Te’o, the heavily recruited star of the state title-contending Punahou team, is considered one of the top high school players in any position by virtually every recruiting and rating organization. He was the “hands down winner,” according to Pro Football Weekly, which supervised the 51-person selection panel of coaches, scouts, recruiters and journalists.

    Beyond his accomplishments on the gridiron, Te’o has earned the rank of Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America. He volunteers with charitable organizations, including Special Olympics, Hawaii Food Bank, Punahou Peer Mentoring program, Head Start, and the Hawaii Shriners’ Hospital.

    “After meeting Manti in person, I am delighted with his selection and believe he will serve as a tremendous role model for many who follow,” said Butkus, who is considered one of the greatest football players of all time.

    Traditionally given only to the top collegiate linebacker, the Butkus Award was expanded to include high school and professional categories this year as part of a makeover by the Butkus family, who received control of the Butkus Award property earlier this year.

    Butkus described the award’s purpose: “When a player receives the Butkus Award, he will know two things. First, he is recognized as the best of the best linebackers in America. Second, and in the long run most important, he will understand that this recognition brings a responsibility to serve others by giving back.”

    The collegiate Butkus Award will be presented next week, and the professional Butkus Award in January. A reception honoring all three winners and promoting Butkus’ I Play Clean™ campaign is planned for January 13 in Butkus’ hometown of Chicago. Tickets and sponsorship information is available at www.thebutkusaward.com

    Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School. Meanwhile, his son Matt was a defensive lineman for the University of Southern California’s 1990 Rose Bowl-winning team, and joins his father in philanthropic efforts.

    NOTE: Selectors follow all rules of their leagues, and individual votes remain confidential.

    Contact: Ron Arp, rarp@butkusfoundation.org
  • 11/26/2008 BUTKUS AWARD® 2008 FINALISTS ANNOUNCED

    CHICAGO – (November 26, 2008) – Finalists were named today for the 24th Annual Butkus Award® honoring the nation’s top football linebackers.

    The 12 collegiate finalists from 10 institutions include last year’s winner James Laurinaitis from Ohio State University. Meanwhile, the first-ever high school category includes 12 candidates from high schools in eight states.

    Winners in both categories are expected to be announced the week of December 8, and a professional honoree will be selected in early January. A celebration reception is planned for January 13, 2009 in Chicago with ticket and sponsor information available at www.thebutkusaward.com

    Collegiate finalists: Rolando McClain, Alabama; Mark Herzlich, Boston College; Brandon Spikes, Florida; Rennie Curran, Georgia; Perry Riley and Darry Beckwith, LSU, Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri; James Laurinaitis, Ohio State; Rey Maualuga and Brian Cushing, USC; Clint Sintim, Virginia; Aaron Curry, Wake Forest.

    High school finalists: Nico Johnson, Andalusia High School, Andalusia, Ala.; Tana Patrick, North Jackson High School, Stevenson, Ala., Marquis Simmons, Dominguez High School, Compton, Calif.; Frankie Telfort, Gulliver Prep, Miami, Fla.; Willie Ferrell, FAMU High School, Tallahassee, Fla.; C.J. Mizell, Leon High School, Tallahassee, Fla.; Jarvis Jones, Carver High School, Columbus, Ga.; Kevin Minter, Peachtree Ridge High School, Suwanee, Ga.; Manti Te’o, Punahou High School, Honolulu, Hi.; Jelani Jenkins, Our Lady of Good Counsel, Wheaton, Md., Chris Norman, Renaissance High School, Detroit, Mich.; Dorian Bell, Gateway High School, Monroeville, Pa.

    The Butkus Award is selected by a 51-person panel comprised mostly of scouts, coaches and journalists, and coordinated by Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly. Selectors follow all rules of their leagues, including NFL coaches avoiding contact with collegiate candidates, and collegiate coaches avoiding contact and not voting on high school candidates. Individual votes remain completely confidential.

    “This Award is about honoring linebackers, and reminding them that they have a responsibility to serve as role models and to give back to society,” said Dick Butkus, the award’s namesake.

    Considered one of the greatest football players in history, Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979, following an illustrious career with the Chicago Bears, University of Illinois and Chicago Vocational School. Meanwhile, his son Matt was a defensive lineman for the University of Southern California and joins his father in philanthropic efforts. Butkus wants the Award to draw attention to the I Play Clean™ campaign, which aims to end steroid use in organized sports.

  • 5/1/2008 Dick Butkus gains control of namesake award ORLANDO (AP) — A non-profit group that hands out the Butkus Award to the nation's top college linebacker will stop presenting it after a year-long legal battle with the Hall of Famer.

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