Before Jackie Robinson broke MLB's color barrier on April 15, 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, he was a four-sport athlete with the UCLA Bruins. Robinson played baseball at UCLA, yes, but also football ...
Everyone knows about Jackie Robinson, but what about the four African-Americans who broke the color barrier in pro football? Alex Gelhar applauds "Forgotten Four" for telling their story.
Major League Baseball continually celebrates the contributions of Jackie Robinson, its first African-American player, but the NFL's pioneer -- Kenny Washington -- isn't in the Hall of Fame. Why?
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