The working title for our next project is Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs.  It is about the numerous Carlisle Indian School football stars with an emphasis on what they did in later life.  Much is known about Jim Thorpe and Pop Warner, but what about the rest? Many became coaches and/or played professional football. Some were lawyers, two were dentists. One even became an  Untouchable!  If you know about are related to a Carlisle football immortal email us at info@LoneStarDietz.com. We need to learn as much as we can about people such as Frank Cayou, William Gardner, Frank Mt. Pleasant, Thomas St. Germain, Bemus & Hawley Pierce, Isaac Seneca, Gus Welch, Albert Exendine, Ed Rogers, George Vedernack, Frank Hudson, William Garlow, Caleb Sickles, Antonio Lubo, James Phillips and many others. Perhaps it should be called More Fabulous Redmen with the logline: Carlisle Indian School football immortals tackle bootleggers, socialites, the government, students, moguls, prejudice, ghouls, tooth decay and rum.

If you thought football has always been played the way it is today, guess again.   The game was very different before President Theodore Roosevelt threatened to ban the game 100 years ago.  Watch the documentary to learn how football changed into