Hall of Fame
Dual athletes were the norm during the 1960’s and 1970’s at Findlay College. Quite possibly none were better than Moe Jacobs from 1968-1971. Moe set records that still stand today in both Football and Track & Field. Crowds from far away would pack the stadium to see Moe run. In most cases, they were not disappointed. Moe was a speed demon on the track and football fields. In Track & Field, Moe earned himself the honors of being named All-American twice, in 1969 and 1970. Moe is The University of Findlay record holder for the 440 meters. He is also 7th all-time in the long jump. Moe was a 3-time NAIA District 22 champion in the 440 meters and long jump and Mid-Ohio Conference track championship high point performer. On the football field, Moe is The University of Findlay record holder for most kickoff returns in a game (5). While at Findlay College, he led the team in scoring in 1966, 1967, and 1969. He also led the team in receiving in 1968, 1969. In 1970, Moe was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. Moe graduated from Findlay College in 1971 with a degree in Health and Physical Education. He also received a Master’s Degree from Wayne State University in Administrative Services of Parks and Recreation. Moe currently resides in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky where he is a Health Education Teacher for the Cincinnati Public Schools. Moe has spent the past 34 years in Education and Coaching at several public-school systems including Toledo Public Schools, Troy Public Schools, Detroit Public Schools, Troy Athens High School, and Dearborn Public Schools.
