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Chris Dirty Dausin
Bryan Dausin finished his college football career at Texas A&M in 1982 and Randy in 1985. Bryan went on to become a starter for the Houston Gamblers in the USFL and brother Randy was drafted to the Cleveland Browns.
Baby brother Chris became a starter on the Aggie team as a sophomore in 1991. In his three years as a starter, 91-93, Texas A&M enjoyed unprecedented success winning the Southwest Conference Football Championship all three years. While at A&M, Chris earned repeated recognition as the team's center. He was named to Dave Campbell's Texas College Football All-Decade Team Starter for the 90's. However, there was another recognition bestowed upon Chris by his teammates. They began to call him Dirty Dausin and the nickname stuck. Dirty admits that he was raised by mother, Geraldine Persyn Dausin, to be a southern gentleman with a South Texas rattlesnake bite. Known for his tenacity, desire to humiliate, conquer and ruin, he can't remember a football practice that he didn't get into at least one fight. At the close of his college career, Dirty's rough-and-tumble football attitude and talent led him to the Philadelphia Eagles where he played with professional football greats like Herschel Walker, Bill Romanowski, William The Fridge Perry, Bobby Brister, Randall Cunningham, Jay Fiedler and Mitch Burger. During his pro tenure, Dirty also played with the 1996 Scottish Claymores and the 1997 Barcelona Dragons, American teams that took two back-to-back World Bowl Championships - NFL Europe.
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