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Mike Leach — August 30, 2010
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2010 Kick-Off News Conference
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 Mike
Leach
August 30 |
Mike Leach, is the former head coach of the Texas Tech Red Raiders football team. Leach had a winning season every year during his tenure at Tech. |
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 Bobby Johnson
September 7
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Most recently the head football coach at Vanderbilt University, a position he held from the 2002 season until his retirement in 2010. In December 2001, Johnson became the Commodores' head coach, after leading Furman University to the Division I-AA national championship game.
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 Vince
Dooley
Intro. by
Frank Broyles
September 20
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Head football coach and athletic director at the University Spof Georgia. During his 25 year coaching career at UGA, Dooley compiled a 201–77–10 record. His teams won six Southeastern Conferencetitles and the 1980 national championship.
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 Jim
Leavitt
September 27
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Jim was successful in building the University of South Florida into a Top 20 program with the highest being a top 10 ranking. He coached USF to some impressive victories over powerhouse teams like Auburn and Florida State. From 2005 to 2008, Leavitt took the Bulls to 4 consecutive bowl games, winning two of them. |
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 Bill
Bates
November 11
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A long time favorite of Cowboy fans, Bates played 15 years for Dallas and was known for his outstanding Special team play. He was a member of the 1992, 1993 & 1995 Super Bowl Champions teams and he was named the winner of the Bob Lilly Award four years in a row, from 1990 - 1994.
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 Gus
Malzahn
November 15
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The current offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for Auburn University. Malzahn is a high schoolcoaching legend in the state of Arkansas and the former offensive coordinator at both the University of Arkansas and the University of Tulsa.
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 BIlly Ray
Smith, Jr.
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A two-time consensus All-American for the University of Arkansas. He is also a member of the All Century and All Decade Team for the University of Arkansas. Considered one of greatest and most dominant defensive players in the history of the University of Arkansas, Billy Ray was a first round draft pick of the San Diego Chargers (1983-1992).
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 Wayne
Martin
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Wayne was known for his crushing sacks and menacing one-two punch with Tony Cherico that was felt by many a quarterback on Sunday mornings. He went on to play eleven seasons in the National Football League for the New Orleans Saints from 1989 to 1999. He still holds a team record second only to Rickey Jackson in quarterback sacks with 82.5.
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 Ronnie
Caveness
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Played for the University of Arkansas where he was a Football News 1st team All-American in 1963. In his senior season in 1964, he was selected 1st team All-America by the American Football Coaches Association, the Associated Press, the Football Writers Association of America, the Newspaper Enterprise Association and The Sporting News. Ronnie will be inducted into the National College Football Hall of Fame in December of 2010. He joins Frank Broyles, Chuck Dicus, and Lance Alworth as the only Razorbacks to achieve this honor.
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 Jeff
Long
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Joining the University of Arkansas in the fall of 2007, Jeff Long became the director of Razorback athletics on Jan. 1, 2008, after serving as an advisor to University Chancellor Dr. John A. White. During his initial months at Arkansas, Long completed the search for the Razorbacks’ new football coach and blended the University’s separate men’s and women’s athletics department into one even stronger program.
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The Ladies Who Help Make Our Meetings Possible
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Lauren
Landers |
Marilyn
Miller |
Melissa
Nelson |
Yolanda
Hugg |
Each week our meetings attract football enthusiasts from all over the area. In order to ensure each meeting goes smoothly, we rely on our wonderful hostesses. Next time you are at a meeting, please take the time to tell them how much you appreciate their efforts.
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Clint
Albright |
David
Bazzel |
Bob
Bomar |
John
Coulter |
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Nate
Coulter |
Wally
Hall |
Tommy
Harkins |
Bruce
James |
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Rob
Janes |
Andrew
Meadors |
Scott
Miller |
Rex
Nelson |
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Kinney
O'Connor |
John
Pierron |
Martin
Silverfield |
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Simply click on any of the links below to learn about amazing community betterment efforts and organizations in Central Arkansas. We ask you to please support these community efforts with your money, time or both.
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Why Did We Start LRTDC?
WE LOVE THE GAME OF FOOTBALL!
The Little Rock Touchdown club was formed in 2004 when football crazed people in our community became dedicated to building a club that was passionate about the great sport of football.We have been successful in bringing some of the most influential leaders and speakers on the game of football to the Little Rock area. In addition with providing the community with an excellent forum for their interests in football, we are now focusing on using our numbers and popularity to promote good community stewardship. One being the addition of community programs listed on this website. Simply click on the "COMMUNITY" link. We ask you to please support these community efforts with your money, time or both.
Finally, if you haven't experienced one of the best venues for football in Little Rock, click on the "Contact Us" page and send us an e-mail and we will get you all the information to join.
Don't wait another day! Join Now!
| Membership Dues* |
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| All New and Returning Members |
$50 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership |
$250 |
| 50 Yard Line for 4 People |
$1500 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership for 6 People |
$2000 |
| 10 Person Table |
$2750 |
| Weekly Meal Cost |
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| Members |
$15 |
| Non-Members |
$25 |
| Program Only - No Meal |
$10 |
| Weekly Schedule |
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Lunch Served Between 11:00 am and 12:00 noon. Program Starts at 12:00 noon Usually lasts for 1 Hour.
*Membership Dues and Individual 50 Yard Line Memberships DO NOT include the cost of your weekly meal(s).
Table Sponsorships DO include meals.
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Joining the Little Rock Touchdown Club is as Easy as 1, 2, 3!
ONE, choose the type of membership you want.
| Membership Dues |
| All New and Returning Members* |
$50 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership* |
$250 |
| 50 Yard Line for 4 People* |
$1500 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership for 6 People* |
$2000 |
| 10 Person Table |
$2750 |
*Membership Dues and individual 50 Yard Line Memberships DO NOT include the cost of your weekly meal(s).
Table Sponsorships DO include meals.
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TWO, make your check out to:
The Little Rock Touchdown Club
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Bring your check to any of our meetings.
Or EMAIL Us for the mailing address
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Want To Be Well Informed?
 COME TO OUR MEETINGS!
The Little Rock Touchdown Club
meets every Monday during the football
season at Embassy Suites on Chenal
Parkway in west Little Rock.
| Membership Dues* |
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| All New and Returning Members |
$50 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership |
$250 |
| 50 Yard Line for 4 People |
$1500 |
| 50 Yard Line Membership for 6 People |
$2000 |
| 10 Person Table |
$2750 |
| Weekly Meal Cost |
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| Members |
$15 |
| Non-Members |
$25 |
| Program Only - No Meal |
$10 |
| Weekly Schedule |
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Lunch Served Between 11:00 am and 12:00 noon. Program Starts at 12:00 noon Usually lasts for 1 Hour.
*Membership Dues and individual 50 Yard Line Memberships DO NOT include the cost of your weekly meal(s).
Table Sponsorships DO include meals. |
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If you need more information, please visit our contact page and send a message. Your e-mail will be returned with your requested information as soon as possible. Hope to see you at one of our future meetings.
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INFORMATIVE LINKS TO
Schools, Media, Message Boards & Organizations
This page is designed for you to submit a link you think is informative and embodies the focus of the Little Rock Touchdown Club, We will review all submissions and consider if the suggested site is accepted and placed on this page. Go to the "CONTACT US" page and send us your ideas or suggestions.
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Clint Conque
Ron Franklin
Robert Khayat
