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Aug 19, 2005 · William Edgar "Buck" Buchanan III, 59, a radio announcer best-known as the host of the rock 'n' roll show "The Fifties at Five," which aired in Los Angeles starting in the 1980s, died Aug. 7 of ...
Nov 22, 2021 · Nov 22, 2021. Craig Haley / Author. Twenty-five finalists were announced on Monday for the 2021 Stats Perform FCS Buck Buchanan Award, which is presented to the national defensive player of the year in college football’s Division I subdivision. The Buchanan Award, now in its 27th season, is named for the legendary Hall of Fame defensive lineman.
BUCHANAN, Junious ("Buck")(b. 10 September 1940 in Gainesville, Alabama; d. 16 July 1992 in Kansas City, Missouri), professional football player for thirteen seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs and one of the greatest defensive linemen in both the American Football League (AFL) and the National Football League (NFL).
Nov 1, 2009 · C. A. "Buck" BuchananC. A. "Buck" Buchanan (aka Dad, Grandpa, and Pawpaws) went to be with his heavenly Father and loving wife, Mary, on Thursday, October 29, 2009. He was one of four children, born
Dec 30, 1990 · Battles Continue For Hall-Of-Famer Buck Buchanan. Dec 30, 1990. Jim Litke. AP. In 13 pad-popping, helmet-banging, havoc-wreaking seasons of professional football, Buck Buchanan fought few battles quietly. But that is the way he has been waging the biggest fight of his life. Shortly before his induction into the Hall of Fame late last summer ...
Junious (Buck) Buchanan, a native of Gainesville, Alabama, was a football and basketball star at A. H. Parker High School in Birmingham, Alabama. In the late 1950s, Eddie Robinson, football coach at Grambling College in Louisiana, offered him one of the few scholarships then available to Black students. Buchanan played both offense and defense ...
