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Sanders, Barry

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Sanders, Barry

(born July 16, 1968, Wichita, Kan., U.S.) U.S. football player. He attended Oklahoma State University, where he won the Heisman Trophy (1988) and set 34 college rushing records. As a running back for the Detroit Lions (1989–99), he rushed for 15,269 yd, placing him third behind Emmitt Smith and Walter Payton in all-time career rushing yardage. He holds records for the most games with 150 yd or more rushing (25), the most 100-yd games in a season (14), and the most touchdown runs of 50 or more yards (15). A runner with exceptional speed and balance, Sanders was known for his array of jukes and spins that left defenders grasping at air.



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Artists with work on show include Edna Elwell, Lionel Bull, Leonie Perry, Pat Freeman, Mr K Clarke, Sheila Hutton, Valerie Kaye, Mrs H Price, Jennifer Sanders, Barry Sowter, Claire Clarke and Mr R Middleton.
They are: Tony Proctor, Gordon Ryan, Norman Gill, Alan Beasley, Brian Sanders, Barry Wilcox, John Jenkins, Gordon Swift, Fred Bryan, Eric Dumbleton, Phil Horner, Alan Parkes, Colin Cresswell, Dave Skelcher, Viv Burgess, Ian Phillips, Yorkie Morris.
 
 
 
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