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Fouts was a
color analyst for NFL
games on CBS
television and
Westwood One radio. He is the son of Bay Area
Radio Hall of
Famer Bob
Fouts. Dan
Fouts was...
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Fouts is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Bob
Fouts (1921–2019),
American sports announcer Dan
Fouts (born 1951),
American football...
- no-hitters (14).
Fouts had 111
career high
school wins with 1,483 strikeouts, 77 shutouts, 25 no-hitters and 15
perfect games.
Fouts committed to Alabama...
- From Jacksonville, Florida, he was born
Louis Denham Fouts, a son of Yale
graduate Edwin Fouts, who was the
president of a
broom factory, and his wife...
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Nancy Fouts (born 23
April 1945, Seattle, died 26
April 2019) was a
sculptural artist and
graphic designer. In the late 1980s she
managed the
Fouts and...
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venue Fouts Field in his honor,
which was done
prior to
their 1954 home
opener against Southern Miss on
October 2. Over the next
three decades,
Fouts Field...
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Honor Henry Harness Fout (1861–1947),
American author and
missionary Nina
Fout (born 1959),
American equestrian in the 2000
Olympics Fouts,
another surname...
- Farmer.
Being short and
stocky as a child,
Fouts earned the
nickname "stubby". He was
married to Eva Lou
Fouts for over 63 years,
until his
death in 2004...
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performing many of
Fouts' songs. With
singer Lola Dee, they
recorded the
Mercury Records single "Padre" and "Takin' The
Trains Out".
Fouts was host of a syndicated...
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Gerard Anthony Faust (May 21, 1935 –
November 11, 2024) was an
American high
school and
college football coach. He
served as the head
coach at the University...
