FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 11, 2008
www.jcu.edu
Contact: Tonya Strong-Charles
216.397.1958
tstrong@jcu.edu
Jesuit Catholic university develops top-level football coaches, players and managers
John Carroll University Honors 16 Alumni in Pro Football:
Special Guest
*Don Shula*
Event: “Blue Streaks in pro football”
Friday, February 29, 2008
Naples, Florida
This is a private event.*
University Heights, OH- On February 29, 2008, John Carroll University (Division III) will honor 16 alumni who made their mark in professional football! This event features the winningest coach in the history of the National Football League, Don Shula, a proud 1951 graduate of John Carroll. The university’s football stadium is named in his honor.
Honored JCU “Blue Streaks” Alumni
Tom Arth ’03
Former NFL Player
David Caldwell ’96
NFL Western Regional Scout
Indianapolis Colts
Nick Caserio ’98
NFL Coach
New England Patriots
London Fletcher ’97
NFL Player
Washington Redskins
P. J. Insana ’95
Former CFL Player
Pat Lahey ’41
Former AAFC Player
Josh McDaniels ’99
NFL Offensive Coordinator
New England Patriots
Joe Perella ’63
Former CFL Coach
Chris Polian ’93
NFL VP of Football Operations
Indianapolis Colts
Chuck Priefer ’63
Former NFL Coach
Greg Roman ’94
Former NFL Coach
Don Shula ’51
Former NFL Head Coach
Miami Dolphins
Gary Stevens ’65
Former NFL Coach
Tom Telesco ’95
NFL Director of Player Personnel
Indianapolis Colts
Dick Walker ’55
Former NFL Coach
Larry Wanke ’93
NFL Drafted
*Members of the media interested in attending this event should contact Tonya Strong-Charles, Director of Media Relations for details: 216.397.1958 (office) / 216.276.4504 (cell) or tstrong@jcu.edu
John Carroll University, located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a liberal arts university grounded in the Jesuit, Catholic tradition. The university has some 3,100 plus undergraduates and just over 700 graduate students. The U.S. News & World Report’s 2007 annual college guide ranks John Carroll University among the top 10 master’s-degree granting universities in the Midwest and first in average graduation rate. Originally founded as St. Ignatius College in 1886, the university was renamed in 1923 to honor America’s first Catholic bishop, John Carroll of Maryland. John Carroll is one of 28 Jesuit colleges and universities located in the United States.
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