Stephen Douglas Wycoff was an American football

American football

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 running back

Running back

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 for the New York Giants

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, Staten Island Stapletons

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, and Boston Redskins

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 in the National Football League

National Football League

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, the Newark Bears

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 in the first American Football League, and the Boston Shamrocks

Boston Shamrocks (AFL)

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 in the second American Football League. He played college football

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 at Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football

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Wycoff scored the Newark Bears only points in their short existence, having a touchdown run

Touchdown

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 and kicking the extra point

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 to tie the Chicago Bulls

Chicago Bulls (AFL)

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in both teams’ opening game of the season.