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"The West Virginia stuff has been really hot." Sam Huff held onto many things throughout the years, and not all are football related. His daughter recounted a time when he dabbled in politics.

Drafted out of West Virginia in the third round in 1956, Huff played for New York from 1956-63. He was traded to Washington before the 1964 season and played there for the next four seasons.

Dozens of people gathered to honor Hall of Fame linebacker Sam Huff at a memorial service near his Virginia farm.

Huff and his longtime partner, Carol Holden, raised thoroughbred horses in Middleburg. In 1987, he co-founded the West Virginia Breeders Classic in Charles Town, West Virginia.

Friends and business acquaintances gathered Dec. 13 to celebrate the life of Sam Huff, the Pro Football Hall of Famer who also made a significant impact on the Thoroughbred industry in West Virginia.