Matt Bufano (CFB Incubator & More)
Matt BufanoDocumenting, celebrating and preserving the Wyoming Valley's college football greats.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Ivan Maisel interview: New book covers Frank Leahy's 'triumph and tragedy'
Ivan Maisel’s new book, “American Coach: The Triumph and Tragedy of Notre Dame Legend Frank Leahy,” is available this week. Submitted images courtesy of Maisel and Grand Central Publishing.
Lee Corso's 1963 recruiting haul from Old Forge, Wilkes-Barre
The image on the left shows, from left: Lee Corso, Walter Marciniak and Walter’s father, Walter. Left image courtesy of the Scranton Tribune via newspapers.com. Right image courtesy of ESPN.com.
John Yacina: Hazleton native a 'Saturday Star' for Duquesne in 1939
The Pittsburgh Press in 1941 commemorated Duquesne’s senior class in this illustration. John “Sandy” Yacina is pictured in the back row, second from left. Image via newspapers.com.
Pete Stevens and John Stonik: Two Plymouth boys who made good at Temple
Plymouth High School graduates Pete Stevens, left, and John “Stumpy,” or “Stump,” Stonik played in the first Sugar Bowl as Temple teammates. Images courtesy of the 1935 Templar yearbook via Temple University Libraries, Special Collections R...
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