[3] He earned playing time in his sophomore season after an injury to co-captain Jimmy Knierim.
[6] He suffered rib cartilage separation in October and was replaced in both his offensive and defensive positions by Phil White and Hal Dunham.
[5][6] He played on Fort Meade's football team while serving in the Counterintelligence Corps.
[6] In 1954, he served as an assistant football and basketball coach for John Marshall High School.
He held the position until 1969 after Case Tech had merged athletics with Western Reserve and Flory Mauriocourt was retained as the now-combined team's head coach.
As head coach, he helped lead the tennis team to seven Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) championships from 1972 to 1979.