Robert Curtis Vaughn was born on June 8,1945 and is an American former professional football offensive guard who played one game in the American Football League for the Denver Broncos.
12 Facts About Bob Vaughn
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Bob Vaughn was born in Memphis, Tennessee on June 8,1945.
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Bob Vaughn attended East High School in Memphis and was a two-sport star, being both a highly regarded football prospect and a top track athlete, specializing in hurdling.
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Bob Vaughn spent his first year at Ole Miss, 1963, on the freshman team.
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Bob Vaughn was not a member of the varsity team in 1964.
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Bob Vaughn lettered in 1965 and became the team's starting right tackle on defense, after having been switched from offense.
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Bob Vaughn was put on the kickoff teams for his speed, while being able to play tackle on offense and at wide receiver or tight end.
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Bob Vaughn appeared in every game during the 1965 season.
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Bob Vaughn was initially named the team's starting offensive guard in 1966, replacing Stan Hindman who graduated.
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Bob Vaughn ended up being the top reserve lineman, and was used at tackle in addition to guard.
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Bob Vaughn attempted a comeback in 1969 but was waived before the regular season began.
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Bob Vaughn later served as headmaster at Wonder Elementary School, Hamilton Junior High School, Rutledge Academy and Oakhaven Baptist Academy.