Al Bundy has fond memories of Polk High but he is not much a fan of Trump U. We learned that much this week. Bundy, of course, isn’t a real person but is, instead, the famous character played by ...

"But alas, he was waived during training camp, maybe because he was unable to replicate Al Bundy’s glory days at Polk High School ..." Ah, yes, Polk High, where Bundy was All-City, once scoring ...

Al Bundy, a "Married ... With Children" character who famously scored four touchdowns in a single game for fictitious Polk High School in Chicago during the equally fictitious 1966 City ...

With their first-round pick in the 1997 NFL Draft, the Bears selected fullback Al Bundy of Polk High School in Chicago. Well, at least that's what Hollywood wanted you to believe. On an episode of the ...

Al Bundy, played by Ed O’Neill on “Married with Children,” loved reminiscing on his glory days playing football for the Polk High School Panthers, lifting the city championship trophy in 1966.

The patriarch was Al Bundy, who had hoped for more in his life ... player who scored four touchdowns in one game for fictional Polk High School. Coincidentally, that’s the number of times ...

For Al Bundy, the infamous father on the Fox sitcom ... often mentioned scoring four touchdowns in one game for fictitious Polk High School. His legendary feat was brought up numerous times ...

We need him to go Al Bundy. Well, here he goes: McCaffrey finished the That is four touchdowns in a single game. That is the same as Polk High football legend Al Bundy. This, my friends ...