Doug Flutie Biography
Small Stature, Big Heart, Chronology, The Pass, The Good, The Bad, And The OutstandingSELECTED WRITINGS BY FLUTIE:
1962-
American football player
By all accounts Doug Flutie was a great college quarterback, putting his Boston College Eagles back on the map in the 1980s. His 63-yard pass, thrown with no time remaining on the clock, sealed a win over the defending
Doug Flutie
national champions, the University of Miami, in the 1984 Orange Bowl, and made him a media darling. A scrambling, think-on-your-feet, pass-on-the-run quarterback, Flutie's play was exciting to watch, but at just under five-feet-ten-inches, much too small by most National Football League (NFL) standards, he wouldn't get a real shot at proving himself in the NFL until his fourteenth season as a professional quarterback.
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(With Perry Lefko) Flutie, Warwick Publishing, 1998.
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