Dan McDonald       

Dan McDonald attended McArthur High School in Saginaw, Michigan. He wrestled and played football, and was a two-way performer as offensive tackle and defensive end. He was named captain his senior season, and Class A all-area and all-state honors.

At Iowa, he was a defensive starter for three seasons (1968-70). During his sophomore year McDonald racked up 31 solo tackles and 26 assists as a defensive end. He was moved to linebacker and recorded 62 tackles, 27 assists, and one interception, including 11 tackles for loss (-76 yards). In 1970, he was named co-captain. He had 43 solo tackles, 31 assisted tackles, and three tackles for losses (-11).

In his career, he had 136 solo tackles and 84 assisted tackles for a combined total of 220, along with 14 career tackles for losses totaling 87 yards.

After college he coached at Iowa City Regina High in 1972. In 1974, he was the interior line coach for Iowa State.

Born 7/15/1949 and is 74 years old.