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**Reftsheette** · 05-03-2011, 01:31 AM

looked it up on Wikipedia and they said its......"the Stork".....

Soo, which wikipedia should we believe??

It was at UM that the tall, thin Hendricks gained the nickname “The Mad Stork." It was a nickname that would follow him through his professional football career.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Hendricks

Just another time Wikistoopedia can say two different things at the same time.

That's why i prefer to go straight to a credible source, and not some slip-shod site that relies on others to cite a source.

Ted was noted as being a strong, fast and devastating tackler. His 6'7" frame and wide ranging arms led his teammates at the University of Miami to add the moniker "the Mad Stork" to his identity.
http://www.tedhendricks.com/bio-stats.htm

05-03-2011, 01:31 AM	#7
Reftsheette Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 529 Senior Member	looked it up on Wikipedia and they said its......"the Stork"..... Soo, which wikipedia should we believe?? It was at UM that the tall, thin Hendricks gained the nickname “The Mad Stork." It was a nickname that would follow him through his professional football career. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Hendricks Just another time Wikistoopedia can say two different things at the same time. That's why i prefer to go straight to a credible source, and not some slip-shod site that relies on others to cite a source. Ted was noted as being a strong, fast and devastating tackler. His 6'7" frame and wide ranging arms led his teammates at the University of Miami to add the moniker "the Mad Stork" to his identity. http://www.tedhendricks.com/bio-stats.htm
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