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[KEP75]

HEY, IF YOUR ON-LINE NOW OR ANY TIME SOON, COULD YOU PLEASE SEND THE 2007 ALUMNI ROSTERS TO k.parker.75@hotmail.com . I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT.

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NCAA 2009 ALUMNI ROSTER SECTION

SEC

SEC Football: Top 10 Rushing Offenses (1992-2007) | Bleacher Report
SEC Football: Top-10 Defenses (1992-2007) | Bleacher Report
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ALABAMA 2009 ALUMNI TEAM
Open-Mic: The Alabama Crimson Tide All- Time Lineup | Bleacher Report
1985 Iron Bowl video, The Kick, Van Tiffin, | SEC Football Blogger

SCOUTING REPORT-ALUMNI ROSTER RATINGS-99 OVR, 99-OFF, 94-DEF

IMPACT PLAYER
JOE NAMATH-(96-OVR, 73-SPD, 75-AGI, 75-ACC, 88-AWR, 95-THP, 91-THA)
Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant said Namath "was the best athlete I have ever seen." As a player, he's remembered mostly for his howitzer of a right arm, but Bryant's offense asked him to run the ball as much as he threw it.

DERRICK THOMAS-(98-OVR, 87-SPD, 90-AGI, 97-ACC, 87-AWR, 94-TKL)
A unanimous All-America choice in 1988. … Butkus Award winner in 1988. … Selected to the Tide's Team of the Century. … 52 sacks are 27 more than the next best total on Alabama's career list. … Still holds 11 Alabama defensive records.

DON MCNEAL-(87-OVR, 92-SPD, 91-AGI, 92-ACC, 87 AWR, 58-CTH)
McNeal played on Alabama's 1978 and 1979 national championship teams; he was Captain of the Team in 1979. In 1992, he was selected as a member of the University of Alabama All-Centennial Team.

ALL AMERICAN-NONE

CAPTAIN
JOHN HANNAH-(99-OVR, 68-SPD, 84-STR, 99-AWR, 96-PBK, 97-RBK, 99-IBL)
Considered one of the greatest linemen ever to play football, Hannah played tackle and guard for the University of Alabama from 1970 until 1972, and earned All-American honors twice, in 1971 and then was a unanimous Consensus All-American his senior year in 1972. During his tenure Hannah was part of an SEC championship-winning team. Named to the University of Alabama All-Century Team and also to the Alabama 1970s All-Decade team.

ROSTER-* Indicates new alumni added to the team

OFFENSE
QB-#12 Joe Namath-(Sr), #16 Ken Stabler-(Sr), #7 Jay Barker-(Jr), #18 Brodie Croyle-(Fr)
RB-#27 Tony Nathan-(Sr), #26 Bobby Humphrey-(Sr), #37 Shaun Alexander-(Jr), #20 Sherman Williams-(Jr), #21 Shaud Williams-(So),*34-Kenneth Darby-(Fr)
FB-#80 Wilbur Jackson-(Sr), *#33-LeRon McClain-(Fr)
WR-#14 Don Hutson-(Sr), *88 Ray Perkins-(Sr), #2-David Palmer-(Jr), #81-Jason McAddley-(So), #15 Freddie Millons-(So), #84 Triandos Luke-(So), *#22 D.J.Hall-(Fr/6'3-183)
TE-#82 Ozzie Newsome-(Sr), #89 Howard Cross-(Sr), #38 Patrick Hape-(Jr), #83-Terry Jones Jr-(So)
OT-#71 Charley Hannah-(Sr), #60 Chris Samuels-(Jr), #70 Wesley Britt-(So), #65 Dante Ellington-(So)
OG-#73 John Hannah-(Sr), #77 Billy Neighbors-(Sr), #76 Justin Smiley-(So), #51 Evan Mathis-(So)
C-#57 Dwight Stephenson-(Sr), *74 Paul Hogan-(So), #58-Alonzo Emphraim-(So)

DEFENSE
DE-#39 E.J. Junior-(Sr), #86 Keith McCants-(Sr), #94 John Copeland-(Jr), #75 Eric Curry-(Jr), #98 Atwan Odom-(So), #92 Mark Anderson-(Fr)
DT-#93 Marty Lyons-(Sr), #78 Jon Hand-(Sr), #91 Michael Myers-(Jr), #95Cornelius Griffin-(Jr), #96 Jarrett Johnson-(So), #52 Kendal Moorehead-(So), #90-Kenny Smith-(So)
OLB-#47 Woodrow Lowe-(Sr), #55-Derrick Thomas-(Sr), #97-Cornelius Bennett-(Sr), #87 Dwayne Rudd-(Jr), #11 Saleem Rasheed-(So) #35DeMeco Ryans-(Fr)
MLB-#54 Lee Roy Jordan-(Sr), #56 Lemanski Hall-(Jr), #6-Derek Pope-(So)
CB-#28 Don McNeal-(Sr), #19 Jermiah Castille-(Sr), #43-Antonio Langham-(Jr), #25 Fernando Bryant-(Jr), #29 Deshea Townsend-(Jr), *9 Anthony Madison-(Fr)
FS-#13 George Teague-(Jr), #41 Roman Harper-(Fr)
SS-#23-Sam Shade-(Jr), #24-Tony Dixon-(So), #36 Charlie Peprah-(Fr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#3 Van Tiffin-(Sr)
P-#1 Chris Mohr-(Sr)
KR/PR-David Palmer/Freddie Millons
LS-Patrick Hape

OTHER NOTABLE PLAYER VIDEOS AND DATA
Alabama Football: Paul "Bear" Bryant Era
YouTube - Alabama Football Top 50 Plays of the last 30 Years
Alabama Crimson Tide Bama footbal over time
YouTube - Bama 34 Miami 13 92 NC Game Teague Interception
http://www.rolltide.com/fls/8000/files/files/14279.pdf Bama's NFL Players
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ARKANSAS 2009 ALUMNI TEAM
http://www.hogwired.com/pdf3/80885.p..._ OEM_ID=6100
Arkansas Razorbacks - Questions, Answers, Fun Facts, Information

SCOUTING REPORT-ALUMNI ROSTER RATINGS-(91-OVR, 92-OFF, 94-DEF)

IMPACT PLAYER
DAN "ANIMAL" HAMPTON-(93-OVR, 70-SPD, 66-AGI, 78-ACC, 92-AWR, 86-TKL)
Arkansas’ latest Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee (2002), he
helped the Hogs reach the Fiesta Bowl and earn a No. 10 final
ranking by UPI. He made 98 tackles, including 70 solo stops, with
18 tackles for loss.

BILLY RAY SMITH JR-(97-OVR, 87-SPD, 83-AGI, 90-ACC, 93-AWR, 92-TKL)
His career saw him wreak havoc in the backfield, stopping opponents a school-record 63 times behind the line of scrimmage for 343 lost yards. Smith finished his career with 299 tackles. He had 72 tackles with 19 for loss in 1981 and 90 stops with 15 for loss in ‘82.

STEVE ATWATER-(97-OVR, 90-SPD, 92-AGI, 92-ACC, 92-AWR, 62-CTH)
Atwater was one of the top defensive backs to ever play at the University of Arkansas. Threetimes he was named All-Southwest conference. As a senior he was chosen first team All-America.

ALL AMERICAN-NONE

CAPTAIN
R.C. THIELEMANN

ROSTER-* indicates new alumni added to team

OFFENSE
QB-12-Joe Ferguson-(Sr/6'1-185), 4-Quinn Grovey-(Jr/6'2-190), 14-Clint Stoener-(Jr/6'2-200), 9-Matt Jones-(So/6'6-237)
RB-43-Gary Anderson-(Sr/6'0-180), 30-Bobby Joe Edmonds-(Sr/5'10-186), 18-Barry Foster-(Jr/5'10-223), 24-Madre Hill-(Jr/6'0-198), 34-Cedric Cobbs-(So/6'0-222), *5-Darren McFadden-(Fr/6'2-210), *25-Felix Jones-(Fr/6'1-207)
FB-38-James Rouse-(Jr/6'0-220), *26-Chrys Chukuwuma-(So/6'1-229)
WR-19-Lance Alworth-(Sr/6'0-180), 83-Bobby Crockett-(Sr/6'3-200), 84-Bobby Duckworth-(Sr/6'3-190), 80-Anthony Lucas-(Jr/6'3-189), 82-Anthony Eubanks-(Jr/6'3-190), 8-George Wilson-(So/6'1-207), *85-Marcus Monk-(Fr/6'6-212)
TE-89-Kirk Botkins-(Jr/6'2-228), 81-Joe Dean Davenport-(Jr/6'7-248), 86-Jason Peters-(So/6'5-300), 23-Boo Williams-(So/6'4-230)
OT-78-Greg Koch-(Sr/6'4-265), 62-Freddie Childress-(Jr/6'4-310), 63-Bobbie Williams-(Jr/6'4-320), 73-Shawn Andrews-(So/6'4-320), 66-Tony Ugoh-(Fr/6'6-305)
OG-76-Leotis Harris-(Sr/6'1-260), 71-Steve Korte-(Sr/6'2-260), 68-Isaac Davis-(Jr/6'5-307), 77-Brandon Burslworth-(Jr/6'5-288)
C-69-R.C. Thielemann-(Sr/6'4-255), 53-Josh Melton-(So/6'288)

DEFENSE
DE-99-Dan Hampton-(Sr), 97-Ray Lee Johnson-(Jr), 40-Steve Conley-(Jr), 55-Carlos Hall-(So), 92-Jamaal Anderson-(Fr), 15-Jeb Huckeba
DT-74-Billy Ray Smith Sr-(Sr), 90-Wayne Martin-(Sr), 96-Henry Ford-(Jr), 41-Melvin Bradley-(Jr), *56-Marcus Harrison-(Fr), 98-Keith Jackson Jr-(Fr)
OLB-87-Billy Ray Smith Jr-(Sr), 45-Ronnie Caveness-(Sr), 46-Darwin Ireland-(Jr), 58-Caleb Miller-(So), 22-Tony Bua-(So)
MLB-57-Dennis Winston-(Sr), 52-Quinton Caver-(So), 49-J.J. Jones-(So), 40-Jermaine Petty-(So)
CB-31-Danny Walters-(Sr), 3-Orlando Watters-(Jr), 16-Carl Kidd-(Jr), 36-David Barrett-(Jr), 1-Ahmad Carroll-(So), 2-Chris Houston-(Fr)
FS-39-Greg Lasker-(Sr), 6-Ken Hamlin-(So)
SS-27-Steve Atwater-(Sr), 28-Kenoy Kennedy-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-88-Pat Summerall-(Sr), 10-Kendall Trainor-(Jr)
P-17-Steve Cox-(Sr)
KR/PR-Bobby Joe Edmonds/Gary Anderson
LS-Josh Melton
KOS-Steve Cox

OTHER NOTABLE PLAYER VIDEOS AND DATA
YouTube - Steve Atwater
WholeHogSports.com - NFL NUGGETS : Alworth tops list of great NFL Hogs
YouTube - Lance Alworth - Bambi
Anthony Lucas becomes all-time leading receiver for Hogs
YouTube - Arkansas - Tennessee 1992 Orlando Watters punt return TD
Michael Eisen - Story - 7/11 Where Are They Now? Pat Summerall - Giants.com
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AUBURN 2009 ALUMNI TEAM
THE NAMES ARE A ROLL CALL OF FOOTBALL'S FINEST: PAT - 01.14.05 - SI Vault
YouTube - Auburn Tigers Football Runningback U

IMPACT PLAYER
BO JACKSON-(99-OVR, 97-SPD, 94-AGI, 99-ACC, 91-AWR, 90-BTK, 93-TRK)
Jackson finished the 1985 season with a school-record 1,786 yards and 17 touchdowns en route to the Heisman Trophy.

TERRY BEASLEY-(90-OVR, 90-SPD, 91-AGI, 93 ACC, 88-AWR, 92-CTH)
Regarded by many was one of the greatest split ends of all-time, Terry Beasley broke numerous Auburn University and Southeastern Conference records despite playing only three years. A unanimous All-America selection in 1971, Beasley currently ranks first on the All-Time Auburn list in career receiving yards (2,507), touchdowns receptions (29), career 100-yard receiving games (12) and ranks first and second in touchdowns caught in a season with 12 and 11.

ALL-AMERICAN
TRACY ROCKER-(93-OVR, 74-SPD, 87-STR, 69-AGI, 80-AWR, 80-TKL)
YouTube - Tracy Rocker 1988 Auburn Football

CAPTAIN
KEVIN GREENE-(92-OVR, 82-SPD, 76-AGI, 85-ACC, 90-AWR, 92-TKL)
Greene played college football as a walk-on at Auburn University, and in 1984 won the Zeke Smith Award as Defensive Player of the Year. He had 69career tackles as an outside linebacker and 11 sacks his senior year where he led the Southeastern Conference.

ROSTER-* Indicates new alumni added to the team

OFFENSE
QB-#7 Pat Sullivan-(Sr), *#12 Jimmy Sidle-(Sr), #16 Dameyune Craig-(Jr), #17 Jason Campbell-(So)
RB-#20 Joe Cribbs-(Sr), #34 Bo Jackson-(Sr), #22 Brent Fullwood-(Sr), #48Stephen Davis-(Jr), #32 Rudi Johnson-(So), #24 Cadillac Williams-(So), #23Ronnie Brown-(So), *#33 Kenny Irons-(Fr)
FB-#31 William Andrews-(Sr), *#27 Tucker Fredrickson-(Sr), #40 Fred Beasley-(Jr), #44 Heath Evans-(So)
WR-#88 Terry Beasley-(Sr), #85 Lawyer Tillman-(Sr), #81 Frank Sanders-(Jr), #89 Karsten Bailey-(Jr), #2 Tim Carter-(So), #82 Ben Obomanu-(Fr), *#1 Devin Aromashodu-(Fr), *#80 Courtney Taylor-(Fr)
TE-#84 Ed West-(SR), #86 Walter Reeves-(Sr), *#87 Robert Johnson-(So)
OT-#77 Wayne Gandy-(JR), #71 Willie Anderson-(Jr), #78 Victor Riley-(Jr), #73 Marcus McNeil-(Fr)
OG-#68 Keith Uecker-(Sr), #67 *Ed King-(Jr), #72 Jeno James-(Jr), #61Kendall Simmons-(So), #69 Ben Grubbs-(Fr)
C-#55 Ben Tamburello-(Sr), #62 Chris Gray-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#93 Audray Bruce-(Sr), #95 David Rocker-(Jr), #92 Reggie Torbor-(So), #75 Stanley McClover-(Fr), *#54 Quentin Groves-(Fr)
DT-#74 Tracy Rocker-(Sr), #99 Gary Walker-(Jr), #96 Jimmy Brumbaugh-(Jr), #83 Jay Ratliff-(So), #53 Spencer Johnson-(So), *#94 Pat Sims-(Fr)
OLB-#56 Gregg Carr-(Sr), #91 Kevin Greene-(Sr), #58 Marcus Washington-(Jr), #11 Karlos Dansby-(So), *#35 Will Herring-(Fr)
MLB-#51 Takeo Spikes-(Jr), #52 Dontarrius Thomas-(So)
CB-#28 Larry Willigham-(Sr), #14 Carlos Rogers-(So), #6 Roderick Hood-(So), *#10 Pat Lee-(Fr), *#4 David Irons Jr-(Fr), *#25 Jonathan Wilhite-(Fr)
FS-#42 Mike Fuller-(Sr), #3 Junior Rosegreen-(So), #5 Travaris Robinson-(So)
SS-#8 Bobby Hunt-(Sr), #26 Kevin Porter-(Sr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#19 Damon Duval-(So)
P-#38 Terry Daniel-(Jr)
KR-Mike Fuller/Tim Carter
LS-Ben Nowland
KOS-Damon Duvall

OTHER NOTABLE PLAYER VIDEOS AND DATA
YouTube - A Tribute to Pat Sullivan Auburn Tigers Heisman QB
Scout.com: Marshall: Remembering Tucker Frederickson
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GEORGIA 2009 ALUMNI TEAM

IMPACT PLAYER

FRAN TARKENTON-(95-OVR, 85-SPD, 85-AGI, 84-ACC, 88-AWR, 86-THP, 91-THA)

HERSCHEL WALKER-(98-OVR, 93-SPD, 90-AGI, 96-ACC, 88-AWR, 98-BTK, 98-TRK)
YouTube - Georgia's Herschel Walker runs over Tennessee's Bill Bates

ALL-AMERICAN
RICHARD SEYMOUR

CAPTAIN
LINDSAY SCOTT
YouTube - Georgia vs. Florida: 1980 Classic

CHAMP BAILEY
DogBytes - Legends

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TEXAS 2009 ALUMNI TEAM
Texas Longhorns Football All-Time Team - Associated Content

SCOUTING REPORT-ALUMNI ROSTER RATINGS-96 OVR, 96-OFF, 94-DEF

IMPACT PLAYERS
BOBBY LAYNE-(92-OVR, 76-SPD, 72-AGI, 80-ACC, 87-AWR, 89-THP, 89-THA)
Easily one of the greatest quarterbacks ever to play for Texas, Layne was selected to four straight All-Southwest Conference teams from 1944-1947. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1967 and inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1968. Layne finished his Texas career with a school record 3,145 passing yards on 210 completions and 400 attempts.

ERIC METCALF-(88/OVR, 94-SPD, 97-AGI, 97-ACC, 84-AWR, 84-CTH)
YouTube - Eric Metcalf Heisman Promo

KENNETH SIMS-(92-OVR, 69-SPD, 86-STR, 65-AGI, 77-ACC, 86-AWR, 85-TKL)
At the University of Texas, Sims spent his freshmen year learning the basics of the tackle position. He spent his sophomore year behind Steve McMichael and Bill Acker, then became a force his junior year. He made 131 tackles, and was named an All-American. He was awarded the Lombardi Trophy, becoming the first Longhorn to do so.

ALL AMERICANS
EARL CMPBELL-(96-OVR, 87-SPD, 86-AGI, 88-ACC, 95-AWR, 99-BTK, 99-TRK)
Campbell has an affinity for the number 4…Four times he was All Southwest running back, the first time in that conference’s history one man earned such an honor…His college career in rushing is 4,444 yards…and in his 4th year of college he captured both the Heisman Trophy and consensus All-American. Earl’s top game was in 1977, where he gained 222 yards rushing against Texas A&M. His incredible talent for rushing brought him eighteen games in which he gained 100 yards or more in his college career.

CAPTAIN
TOMMY NOBIS-(95-OVR, 82-SPD, 76-AGI, 87-ACC, 93-AWR, 97-TKL)
Tommy Nobis is one of college football’s all-time greatest linebackers. In his tenure with the Texas Longhorns (1963-1965) he averaged nearly 20 tackles a game and, as the only sophomore starter, was an important participant on the Longhorns’ 1963 National College Football Championship team, Nobis made one of the most famous tackles in the game’s history. On fourth-and-inches, and clinging to a 21-17 lead, he led his teammates to a game saving halt of top ranked Alabama’s QB Joe Namath.

ROSTER-* Indicates new Alumni added to the team

OFFENSE
QB-22-Bobby Layne-(Sr/6'1-191), 12-Major Applewhite-(So/6'0-206), 1-Chris Simms-(So/6'4-215), 10-Vince Young-(Fr/6'5-220)
RB-20-Earl Campbell-(Sr/5'11-230), 34-Ricky Williams-(Jr/5'10-220), 35-Priest Holmes-(Jr/5'10-205), 32-Cedric Benson-(So/5'11-222), *23-Selvin Young-(Fr/5'11-207), *25-Jamaal Charles-(Fr/6'1-205)
FB-46-Roosevelt Leaks-(Sr/5'10-224), *45-Ahmard Hall-(Fr/5'11-235)
WR-26-Johhny "Lam" Jones-(Sr/5'11-175), 2-Eric Metcalf-(Sr-5'11-190)), *18-Wayne McGarity-(Jr/5'8-193), 4-Roy Williams-(So/6'4-213), 9-Kwame Cavil-(So/6'3-205), 82-B.J. Johnson-(So/6'1-195), *14-Limas Sweed-(6'4-215)
TE-41-Keith Cash-(Jr/6'4-235), 19-Kerry Cash-(Jr/6'4-242), 85-Bo Scaife-(So/6'4-244), *86-David Thomas-(6'3-240)
OT-76-Jerry Sisemore-(Sr/6'4-265), 63-Blake Brockenmyer-(Jr/6'4-304),
70-Leonard Davis-(So/6'6-354), 78-Mike Williams-(So/6'6-350), *79-Tony Hills-(FR/6'6-300)
OG-69-Doug Dawson-(Sr/6'4-267), 66-Dan Neil-(Jr/6'2-285), 67-Derrick Dockery-(So/6'6-320), 62-Justin Blaylock-(Fr/6'4-320), *68-Kasey Studdard-(Fr/6'2-300)
C-74-Gene Chilton-(Sr/6'3-270), *61-Lyle Sendlein-(Fr/6'3-300)

DEFENSE
DE-*94-Kiki DeAyala-(Sr, 6'1-229), 98-Tony Brackens-(Jr/6'3-260), 97-Shane Dronett-(Jr/6'6-265), 81-Cory Redding-(So/6'4-275), *80-Tim Crowder-(Fr/6'3-245)
DT-77-Kenneth Sims-(Sr-6'5-272), 73-Scott Appleton-(Sr/6'3-249), 99-Steve McMichael-(Sr/6'2-260), 64-Casey Hampton-(So/6'1-321), 92-Shaun Rogers-(So/6'4-335), 95-Marcus Tubbs-(So/6'4-318), 90-Rod Wright-(Fr/6'5-315)
OLB-60-Tommy Nobis-(Sr/6'2-230), 55-Winfred Tubbs-(Jr/6'4-244), 11-Derrick Johnson-(So/6'4-239), 43-Kalen Thornton-(So/6'3-248)
MLB-65-Jeff Leiding-(Sr/6'4-232), 50-Britt Hager-(Sr/6'1-231), 58-D.D. Lewis-(So/6'1-235)
CB-24-Raymond Clayborn-(Sr/6'1-189), 33-Mossy Cade-(Sr/6'1-197), 30-Bryant Westbrook-(Jr/6'0-199), 6-Quentin Jammer-(So/6'0/204), 3-Nathan Vasher-(So/5'10-190), 8-Cedric Griffin-(Fr/6'1-198), *31-Aaron Ross-(Fr/6'1-193)
FS-5-Jerry Gray-(Sr/6'0-183), 7-Michael Huff-(Fr/6'1-208)
SS-27-Johnnie Johnson-(6'1-185), 16-Lance Gunn-(Jr-6'3-222), *29-Michael Griffin-(Fr/6'0-205)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-13-Raul Allegre-(Sr/5'9-165), 40-Phil Dawson-(Jr/5'11-200)
P-15-Russell Erxleben-(Sr/6'4-219)
KR/PR-Raymond Clayborn/Eric Metcalf
LS-Gene Chilton
KOS-Phil Dawson

OTHER PLAYERS NOTABLE VIDEOS AND DATA
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-m2Feilwj3w Horns tradition
YouTube - Texas Longhorn great moments
Stiles Points - "So let it be written, so let it be done": Texas Longhorns Football - Interesting Facts - From Tommy Nobis to Earl Campbell to the Hex Rally
YouTube - Tony Brackens hit on Texas Tech Kicker Brackens big hit!

[scottpez]

this is awesome! but i have a dumb question i have the xbox 360 version of ncaa 09 what do you do with this information? can you download it and use in inthe game? if so how?

[Playmakers]

Originally Posted by scottpez

this is awesome! but i have a dumb question i have the xbox 360 version of ncaa 09 what do you do with this information? can you download it and use in inthe game? if so how?

All the information is being used to re-create all those teams in NCAA 09.

I'm in the early stages of creating all the SEC Alumni teams for the NCAA 09 file first.

I'm going to be taking all the information and moving it over by conference and then updating this thread on a weekly basis with all the new rosters that will be on the roster file I release later on. If you have an XBOX 360 transfer kit you'll then be ablt to down load the rosters through a link I provide when it's ready.

Those old rosters were for the NCAA 07 file.

Also, if anyone has questions please ask me in this thread link:
Playmakers NCAA 09 Alumni Rosters Final year

I'll use that thread to talk about new players, released players and ratings.

I'm going to use this existing thread to try and keep all the rosters closer together and broken down by conferences.

[efeighny]

Hey bro,

What's going on with these? Your alumni rosters are always the best!

[jabbathehut225]

will these rosters ever see a release?

[jabbathehut225]

sigh