Beyond the Gridiron Bob Hayes' Multifaceted Legacy

Bob Hayes played wingback at Florida A&M University in the early 1960s. He had played football in high school, and in fact, attended FAMU on ... Page 2's Ralph Wiley remembers Bullet Bob Hayes as a blur of speed who revolutionized the game of football. Olympic Gold Medalist "Bullet Bob" Hayes introduced an element of speed to Pro Football and changed the way the game is played. Bullet Bob Hayes – Fastest Man in Tokyo (and the World) Part 5: Revolutionizing Football ... It was September 19, 1965 at the Cotton Bowl in Texas ... ... football. A child of Watts, Stebbins graduated from Grambling and handed Hayes the baton he carried to victory in the 400-meter relay during ... He went on to spend ten seasons eith the Cowboys. In addition to being a productive receiver that opposing defenses had to account for, “Bullet ... Bob Hayes, often referred to as "Bullet Bob," is a name that resonates deeply within the realms of both professional football and track and ... Bob Hayes. Getty Images. Bob Hayes. aka Bullet. That's his son, Boy Hayes Jr, posing his a statue of his late father (Photo by Joe ... Late Dallas Cowboys receiver Bob Hayes has been inducted posthumously into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. While attending Matthew Gilbert High School, Hayes played as the backup halfback on the 1958 football team who went undefeated that season to ...