Roger Kochman
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Roger Kochman is a former American collegiate and Professional Football
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 player. He was an All-America
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n halfback
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 at Penn State
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 in 1962 and played one season with the American Football League
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's Buffalo Bills
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 (1963) where he accumulated 232 yards in 47 rushing attempts and had 4 receptions for 148 yards and a touchdown.

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