Sam Cvijanovich, Date of Birth
TweetSam Cvijanovich
linebacker in the Canadian Football League
Date of Birth: 26-May-1950
Profession: Canadian football player
Nationality: United States
Zodiac Sign: Gemini 
About Sam Cvijanovich
- Sam Cvijanovich was a linebacker in the Canadian Football League.
- Cvijanovich was a notable player for the Cal Lutheran Kingsmen during the 1971 NAIA Division II Football National Championship.
- He has been named “the hardest hitter I’ve ever coached” by head coach Bob Shoup.
- Nicknamed "Jawbone", Cvijanovich was six foot and 205 lbs.
- He was later named named NAIA District III Player of the Year in both his junior and senior years at Cal Lutheran.
- He was later drafted to the Canadian Football League after his collegiate career and was selected as the CFL Rookie of the Year in 1974 as a middle linebacker with the Toronto Argonauts.
- He set a record for interceptions by a linebacker as a rookie and played three seasons for Toronto before being traded to Vancouver.
- He ended his 1977 season and retired due to foot injuries.
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