13 Facts About Ed Molinski

Ed Molinski was a Hall of Fame college football player for the University of Tennessee.

Ed Molinski later became a doctor after being involved in boxing, World War II, and college coaching.

Ed Molinski was a standout at guard in both high school and college.

Ed Molinski was a member of the 1938 Tennessee team that won the National Championship, and the 1939 team that put together an unscored upon regular season.

Ed Molinski was named All-American the following season in 1940.

Ed Molinski was an All-American at the guard position, but was noted as a great player on both sides of the ball.

Ed Molinski played on the defensive line for his entire career at Tennessee.

Ed Molinski was known as a fiery player during his time at Tennessee, a benefit for the offensive and defensive line positions.

Ed Molinski's temperament was apparent when he was ejected early in the 1939 Orange Bowl, the final game for the 1938 championship team.

Ed Molinski was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1990, Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in 1994.

Ed Molinski was the state heavyweight champion in Ohio, while captaining the university boxing squad.

Ed Molinski was a National Golden Glove Semi-Finalist during his amateur career.

The then Dr Ed Molinski finally settled in Memphis, Tennessee and practiced medicine until his death.