DAN DULLEA '73 INDUCTED INTO TOWSON UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME
Dan Dullea '73 was posthumously inducted into the Towson University Athletics Hall of Fame last Friday, October 21, with Loyola classmates Mike Healey '75, David Hubbard '73, and Kurt Glaeser '73 in attendance.
Dan was an outstanding quarterback and set numerous records (26 to be exact) at Towson University during the early years of their Division III football program. In 1975, Dan became Towson’s first All-American in football. In 1976, Towson made their first NCAA post-season appearance, securing a berth in the Stagg Bowl, the Division III championship game. Down 28–0 in the fourth quarter, Dan triggered a rally in the last 13 minutes to tie the game. Unfortunately, they lost to St. John’s of Minnesota on a last-second field goal.
His accomplishments earned him an opportunity for an informal tryout with both the Baltimore Colts and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played semi-pro football for a short time in the Baltimore area before injuries led him to a decision to stop playing. He passed away on December 7, 2015.
Read more about Dan's football accomplishments here.
View his obituary here.
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Dan was an outstanding quarterback and set numerous records (26 to be exact) at Towson University during the early years of their Division III football program. In 1975, Dan became Towson’s first All-American in football. In 1976, Towson made their first NCAA post-season appearance, securing a berth in the Stagg Bowl, the Division III championship game. Down 28–0 in the fourth quarter, Dan triggered a rally in the last 13 minutes to tie the game. Unfortunately, they lost to St. John’s of Minnesota on a last-second field goal.
His accomplishments earned him an opportunity for an informal tryout with both the Baltimore Colts and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played semi-pro football for a short time in the Baltimore area before injuries led him to a decision to stop playing. He passed away on December 7, 2015.
Read more about Dan's football accomplishments here.
View his obituary here.
