Dick Felt

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Dick Felt
Date of birth	March 4, 1933 (1933-03-04) (age 75)
Place of birth	Lehi, Utah
Position(s)	Defensive Back
College	Brigham Young
Jersey Number	24
Career highlights
AFL All-Star	1961, 1962
Stats
Statistics	Pro Football Reference DatabaseFootball
Teams
1960-1961 1962-1966	AFL New York Titans AFL Boston Patriots

Dick Felt (born March 4, 1933 in Lehi, Utah) is a former college and professional football defensive back who played in the American Football League. He was a two-time AFL All-Star selection.

Contents 1 Personal Life 2 Playing Career 2.1 High School - Lehi High School 2.2 College - Brigham Young University 2.2.1 1952 2.2.2 1953 2.2.3 1954 2.2.4 Awards/Honors 2.2.5 Records[3] 2.3 Military - Bolling Air Force Base 2.4 Professional 2.4.1 New York Titans 2.4.2 Boston Patriots 2.4.2.1 Football Trading Cards 3 Coaching Career 3.1 Brigham Young University 4 External Links 5 References 6 See Also

[edit] Personal Life

[edit] Playing Career

[edit] High School - Lehi High School

Lehi High School

[edit] College - Brigham Young University

[edit] 1952

[edit] 1953

[edit] 1954

• "1954 Brigham Young University Cougars - Dick Felt #21"
• "Charles L. (Chick) Anderson, head football coach, poses with players Marion Probert and Dick Felt, 1954"

[edit] Awards/Honors

• BYU Football All-Time Letterman: Dick Felt, 1952-1954^[1]
• BYU Football Hall of Fame: Richard Felt, 1977^[2]

[edit] Records^[3]

• Rushing
  • Most TDS scored in one quarter: 4 (4th Qtr)(1952)
  • Leading rusher: 90 carries for 379 yds (4.2 avg)(1954)
• Scoring
  • Most TDS scored in one quarter: 4 (4th Qtr)(1952)
  • Leading scorer: 7 TDS for 42 pts (1952); 5 TDS for 30 pts (1953)
• Touchdowns in one game: 4 (1952)
• Points scored in one game: 24 (1952)
• Punting
  • Leading punter: 27 punts for 958 yds (35.5 avg)(1953)

[edit] Military - Bolling Air Force Base

[edit] Professional

[edit] New York Titans

[edit] Boston Patriots

[edit] Football Trading Cards

• 1963 Fleer Rookie Card^[4]
• 1964 Topps Card^[5]

[edit] Coaching Career

[edit] Brigham Young University

• Football coaching staff, 1974

[edit] External Links

• BYU Cougars Football Official Site
• BYU historical stats at College Football Data Warehouse
• Helmet Project
• Cougar Stats
• BYU Digital Collections

Preceded by Fred Whittingham	Brigham Young University Assistant Head Coach 1982-1993	Succeeded by Tom Ramage
Preceded by Fred Whittingham	Brigham Young University Defensive Coordinator 1982-1990	Succeeded by Ken Schmidt
Preceded by TBD	Brigham Young University Defensive Coordinator 1975-1980	Succeeded by Fred Whittingham
Preceded by Chris Apostol	Brigham Young University Secondary 1970-1993	Succeeded by Barry Lamb

[edit] References

[edit] See Also

• Other American Football League players
• Other American Football League players with funny names