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08/14/08

This Thread Is Now Being Utilized For The New Alumni 09 Rosters. All Updated Rosters Will Be Posted At The End Of This Thread Once They Are Completed.

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ASU

IMPACT PLAYERS-Pat Tillman & Terrell Suggs

QB-Danny White, Jake Plummer, Andrew Walter
RB-Charley Taylor, Gerald Riggs, Mario Bates, J.R. Redmond, Leonard Russell
FB-Terrelle Smith, Mike Karney
WR-John Jefferson, Lenzie Jackson, Shaun McDonald, Darion Hagan, Keith Poole, Skyler Fulton
TE-Todd Heap, Steve Bush, Brian Jennings
OT-Danny Villa, Todd Kalis, Marvel Smith, Levi Jones, Juan Roque, Kyle Kosier
OG-Randall McDaniel, David Dixon, Victor Leyva, R.Crawford
C-Grey Ruegamer, Scott Peters, Drew Hogdon

Defense
DE-Mark Gastineau, Terrell Suggs, Shante Carver, Derrick Rodgers, Eric Flowers
DT-Jeremy Statt, Junior Ioane, Jimmy Verdon, Jim Jeffcoat, Dan Saleamua
OLB-Brian Noble, Pat Tillman, Vernon Maxwell, Solomon Bates, Jason Kyle
MLB-Bob Bruening, Derek Smith, Brett Wallerstedt, Mason Unck
FS-Ron Brown (WR), Adam Archuletta, Jason Shivers
SS-David Fulcher, Darren Woodson, Damien Richardson
CB-Michael Haynes, Eric Allen, Philipi Sparks, Craig Newsome, Jason Simmons

Special Teams
K-Luis Zendejas
P-Mike Black
PR/KR-Shaun McDonald/Ron Brown
LS-Steve Bush

Category:Arizona State Sun Devils football players - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Member - Pro Football Hall of Fame Charley Taylor
Danny White--Head Coach of the Utah Blaze, former Dallas Cowboy
Traditions :: The Arizona State University Sun Devils - Official Athletic Site
Gerald Riggs: Information from Answers.com Gerald Riggs
ESPN.com: NFL - Gastineau ready to put his (track) record behind him The Story of Mark Gastineau
Ron Brown (athlete - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
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Randall McDaniel was an offensive guard in the NFL. He began his pro career in 1988 after being drafted by the Vikings, and played with them until 1999, when he went to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He played there for two years until retiring. He currently holds the record for the most Pro Bowl appearances, with 12. During the 2006 season, Randall McDaniel was inducted into the Minnesota Vikings "Ring of Honor" joining other former Viking greats.

During his 12-year stint with the Dallas Cowboys, Jim Jeffcoat totaled 698 tackles, 94.5 sacks and 149 quarterback pressures. His best season in Dallas was 1989, when he finished with a career-high 100 tackles, a career-high 42 quarterback pressures, 11.5 sacks and a career-high three fumble recoveries. He registered five seasons with 70-or-more tackles and five seasons with 10-or-more sacks in Dallas. He tied the Cowboys team record for sacks in a game when he registered five sacks at Washington on Nov. 10, 1985. Jeffcoat played his final three seasons with the Buffalo Bills.

Jeffcoat was a three-year starter at Arizona State University from 1980-82, where he earned All-PAC 10 and honorable mention All-America honors. He was inducted into the Arizona State Hall of Fame on Oct. 22, 1994 after being named to the all-time Fiesta Bowl team in 1991.

Danny Villa (football/1983-86) was team captain and anchor of the 1986 ASU offensive line that propelled Arizona State to their first Pac-10 Conference title and the 1987 Rose Bowl crown. Villa was a 1986 consensus All-America pick by the Associated Press and the Football Writers Association, the first offensive lineman at Arizona State to achieve this status and won the 1986 Morris Trophy as the Pac-10 Offensive Lineman of the Year as voted by the conference's defensive linemen.
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ARKANSAS ST

IMPACT PLAYERS-MAURICE CARTHON/BILL BERGEY

QB-Cleo Lemon, Devin Hollins, Nick Noce
RB-Calvin Harrell, Richie Woit, Leroy Harris, Stan Winfrey, Cory Walker, Danny Smith
FB-Maurice Carthon, Bill Johnson, Shane Tolleson
WR-Fred Barnett, Steve Burks, Kendricke Bullard, James Hickenbotham, Robert Kilow, Sammy Weir, Mike Cox, Lennie Johnson
TE-Manuel Burton
OT-Harry Larche, Ken Jones, Todd Frohbieter, Garrick Jones, Kimani Jones
OG-Ray Brown, Jesse Duncan, Gary Johnson, John Crossley
C-Tab Slaughter, Lance Martin

DE-Clovis Swinney, Zach Grigsby, Courtney Todd, Quinton Thomas
DT-Corey Williams, Darren Benson, Jon Bradley, Jeff Fields, Myron Anderson
OLB-Jerry Muckensturm, Carlos Emmons, Les Eckles, Steven Tookes
MLB-Bill Bergey, Gary Crane
CB-Elbert Shelley, Tim Smiley, Vince Barnett, Greg Lee, Jonathan Burke, Lamar Lee, Dennis Myers
FS-Jeff Welch, Alex Peoples
SS-Mike Adams, Stacy Price

K-Nick Gatto, Jim Tarle
P-Kyle Richardson, Stacy Gore
LS-Tab Slaughter
KR/PR-Kendricke Bullard/James Hickenbotham

Football Card: 1971 Topps #155 Bill Bergey Bill Bergey
Bill Bergey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bill Bergey
All-Time Sun Belt Football Team - SunBeltSports.org - Sun Belt Conference Sports All Time Sun Belt Players for Ark St
Arkansas State 2003 Football Preview
Dallas Cowboys Official Website Moe Carthon
Catching up with ... Jerry Muckensturm - Chicago Bears Jerry Muckensturm
Kenneth Jones Biography Ken Jones
CNN/SI - Todd Frohbieter - - Scouting report on Todd Frohbieter
Garrick Jones | PLAYERS | NFLPLAYERS.COM Garrick Jones
ESPN.com - NFL - Corey Williams - Green Bay Packers - Player Card Cory Williams
Buccaneers - Player - Jon Bradley Jon Bradley
Carlos Emmons | PLAYERS | NFLPLAYERS.COM Carlos Emmons
Where Are They Now? - Elbert Shelley Where are they now article: Elbert Shelley

Fred Barnett was a Pro Bowl WR for the Eagles, Ray Brown and Ken Jones both enjoyed long stellar NFL careers onn the Offensive Line. Bergey and Emmons are top flight LB's while DT's Bradley, Williams and Benson all had great upset in college. Benson kinda washed out with the Cowboys after only 2 years. Elbert Shelley actually turned out to be one the best special teams players in the NFL during his tenure with the Falcons. They have a very intruiging young guy at WR in Kendricke Bullard, 1991-94 Owns 400-meter record of 46.76 set in1992; ran anchor leg on school-record 1600-meter relay team (3:10.41 in 1992).

Only four football jersey numbers have been retired in ASU's illustrious 89-year-old history. The latest is No. 56 worn by Harry Larche, retired during the halftime of the season finale in 1998. Larche is the second Indian ever to sign a professional football contract in 1948. Linebacker Bill Bergey, who played with the Indians from 1965-68 before an impressive career with the Philadelphia Eagles and Cincinnati Bengals, was on hand to see No. 66 retired during the November 22, 1997. Jersey number 49, worn by the late great Calvin Harrell when he was a two-time All-America running back at ASU, was retired in a ceremony November 9, 1996. According to records, ASU's first-ever first-team All-American Richie Woit saw his No. 83 retired in 1954. However, the number is still in use.

Ring of Honor

The Ring of Honor, an idea of former athletic director Barry Dowd, recognizes Indian football greatness. Ring inductees include former Indian players Bill Phillips (2003), Maurice Carthon (2002), Harry Larche (1998), Bill Bergey (1997), and Calvin Harrell (1996).

K Nick Gatto (5-11, 190 Arkansas State) joined the Copperheads with an already impressive Arena Football resume. Gatto was named to the 2002 AFL All-Rookie team as a member of the Orlando Predators, and he has also played for the Dallas Desperadoes, Chicago Rush, San Jose SaberCats, Detroit Fury and the Grand Rapids Rampage. Gatto also has af2 experience, having played most recently for the Quad City Steamwheelers.
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BOWLING GREEN

IMPACT PLAYERS-BRIAN MCCLURE/BERNIE CASEY

QB-Brian McClure, Omar Jacobs, Josh Harris, Mark Miller
RB-Bernie Casey (WR), Paul Miles, Dave Preston, P.J. Pope
FB-Don Lisbon, Russ Hepner
WR-Reggie Thornton, Ron Heard, Robert Redd, Charles Sharon, Cole Magner, Jeff Groth, Stan Hunter, Roger Wallace, Greg Meehan
TE-Jim Ladd, Bob Schnelker
OT-Bob Reynolds, Mike Obravic, Larry Baker, Rob Warren, Dennis Wedel
OG-Doug Smith, Fred Sturt, Mike Estep, Jon Mazur
C-Heath Wingate, Karl Koepfer, Scott Mruczkowski

DE-Jerry Jones, Ryan Wingrove, Derrick Carr, Mitchell Crossley
DT-Brandon Hicks, Vince Villanucci, Stuart Tolle
OLB-Jamie Rivers, Phil Villapiano, Khary Campbell, Teddy Piepkow
MLB-Kevin O'Neil, Tom Ross, Vince Palko
CB-Keon Newson, Sean Dykes, Carlos Brooks, Jelani Moore, Mike Weger, Janssen Patton, Jay Cunningham
FS-Charlie Williams, Kyle Kramer
SS-Martin Bayless, Tom Moriarity, Mitch Hewitt

K-Brian Leaver, Shaun Suisham
P-Chirs Shale
LS-Karl Koepfer
KR/PR-Paul Miles/Greg Meehan

Bowling Green Alumni Football Cards
BGSUsports.com - Football Top Bowling Green Football Players
BGSUsports.com - Football Intro
Phil Villapiano Oakland Raiders Phil Villapiano Phil Villapiano
Omar Jacobs - Profile of 2006 Draft Prospect Omar Jacobs
Player Bio: Josh Harris :: Football Josh Harris
SI.com - 2003 College Football Preview - 2003 College Football Preview: Bowling Green Falcons - Saturday June 14, 2003 04:41 PM
Bio of Vince Palko
ArenaFan Online : Carlos Brooks
Larry Baker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
CBSSportsStore.com - Mounted Memories Dallas Cowboys Charlie Williams Autographed 8x10 Photo
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NFL.com - Ryan Wingrove Ryan Wingrove
NFL.com - Brandon Hicks Brandon Hicks
Khary Campbell | PLAYERS | NFLPLAYERS.COM Khary Campbell

Phil Villapiano played linebacker for the Oakland Raiders from 1971-1979, causing havoc against opponents, and he participated in some of the greatest games in Raider history. The four time Pro Bowl selection forced a fumble during Super Bowl XI, which helped the Raiders win the first of three Super Bowl titles.

Martin Bayless is a former fourth-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1984 draft and a first round pick by the Memphis Showboats of the USFL out of Bowling Green . He ranks second in NCAA history for career interceptions with 27. During his NFL career, Bayless started 133 games making 586 tackles, 11.5 sacks, and 12 career interceptions.

Doug Smith played 14 years (1978-1991) with the Los Angeles Rams, he was selected to 6 Pro Bowls during his playing days.

Paul Miles' #29 is the only jersey number that has been retired by Falcon football. Miles rushed for 3,239 yards and 25 touchdowns in his career and was a three-time first team All-MAC selection.

Heath Wingate was the first BGSU offensive lineman to gain All-MAC accolades three times in in his career from 1964-66.

Stuart Tolle played four years at Bowling Green State University at defensive tackle and was a two-time All-Mid-American Conference selection. He was a member of the 1982 MAC championship football team for the Falcons. Following graduation from Bowling Green, he was signed as a free-agent by the Cleveland Browns and later was signed by the Arizona Outlaws of the USFL and the Detroit Lions.

Brandon Hicks: 2001 first-team all-MAC nose guard and fourth-team All-American by The Sporting News played for Meyer at Bowling Green.
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BOSTON COLLEGE

IMPACT PLAYERS-DOUG FLUITE/WILL BLACKMON

QB-Doug Flutie, Matt Hasslebeck, Tim Hasslebeck, Brian St Pierre
RB-Troy Stradford, William Green, Mike Cloud, Derrick Knight
FB-John Fitzgerald (C)
WR-Brian Brennan, Kelvin Martin, Gerald Phelan, Darren Flutie, Tom Waddle, Grant Adams
TE-Mark Chmura, Pete Mitchell
OT-Dave Widell, Joe Wolf, Marc Colombo, Paul Zukauskas, Jeremy Trueblood
OG-Doug Widell, Tom Condon, Pete Kendall, Chris Snee, Ron Stone, Doug Brezenski
C-Tom Nalen, Damien Woody, Dan Koppen

Defense
DE-Ernie Stautner, Larry Eisenhauer, Mike Mamula, Stalin Colinet, Chris Sullivan, Mathias Kiwanuka
DT-Art Donovan, Mike Ruth, Fred Smerlas Joe Nash, Chris Hovan, Tim Morabito
OLB-Pete Cronan, Bill Romanowski, Tom McManus, Stephen Boyd, Vinny Ciurciu
MLB-Steve DeOssie, Frank Chamberlin
FS-Tony Thurman, T.J. Stancil
SS-Ross O'Hanley, George White
CB's-Daryl Porter, Will Blackmon, Lenny Walls, Jonathan Ordway

Special Teams
K-Fred Steinfort
P-Kevin McMyler
LS-Doug Widell
KR/PR-Will Blackmon/Kelvin Martin

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Scout.com: Top-10 BC Alums to Play in the NFL Top Boston College players ranked
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NFL Draft - Boston College rules the trenches Article that Dub's Boston College as #1 Interior OL school
John Fitzgerald (football player - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) John Fitzgerald
Our Almost Hall of Fame Page Joe Nash
The Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame Fred Smerlas
SI.com - Pro Football - Daryl Porter Player Page Daryl Porter
Player Bio: Brian Brennan :: Brian Brennan
Football Card: 1962 Fleer #11 Ross O'Hanley Ross O'Hanley
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Jacksonville.com: Jaguars: Two guys, one position 08/08/99 Tom McManus
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rampagefootball.com: Roster Jonathan Ordway
CFL.ca Network :: Official site of the Canadian Football League George White

Larry Eisenhauer was nicknamed "Wildman" by his Boston Patriot teammates because of his unpredictable antics, such as running out onto Kansas City's snow-covered Municipal Stadium field clad in only his helmet and athletic supporter, hitting his head on metal locker doors or ramming his forearms through locker room walls to motivate himself. Eisenhauer was an AFL All-Star in 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1966. Eisenhauer is in the Boston College Athletic Hall of Fame.

Tom Condon, named the most powerful agent in football by Sporting News. Condon (born October 26, 1952, in Derby, CT), is a former offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs between 1974 and 1984 and for the New England Patriots in 1985. He is a former president of the National Football League's Players Assocation (NFLPA). Condon went to Boston College ('74) and was inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984.

Joe Nash played his entire career with the Seattle Seahawks as a defensive tackle from 1982-1996. He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Seahwaks in 1982 from Boston College and went on to play in 218 career games over 16 seasons.

Troy Stradford won the 1987 Offensive Rookie of the Year Award while playing for the Miami Dolphins. He was on the team from 1987 to 1990.

Steve DeOssie, was a standout linebacker for Boston College in the early 1980s and went on to play for the Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets, New York Giants and New England Patriots in the NFL. Steve DeOssie was a member of the 1990 Giants team that won Super Bowl XXV.

Boston College defensive back Tony Thurman is still 4th all time in college with
25 Interceptions.

T.J. Stancil in 2004 senior season, was named to the All-Big East second team...had started 24 consecutive games at free safety before missing his Senior Day game vs. Syracuse with a back injury. Named the Most Valuable Defensive Player in the 2003 Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl after a career-high three interceptions (with returns for 81 yards) in BC's 35-21 win over Colorado State.

In 2001, Kevin McMyler led Big East in punting and was named second-team All-Big East.
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COLORADO

IMPACT PLAYERS-Rashaan Salaam & Chad Brown

QB-Darian Hagan, Kordell Stewart, Koy Detmer, Joel Klatt
RB-Rashaan Salaam, Eric Bieniemy, Chris Brown, Bobby Purify
FB-Brandon Drumm, Lawrence Vickers
WR-Cliff Branch, Michael Westbrook, Mike Pritchard, Charles Johnson, Rae Carruth, D. J Hackett, Jeremy Bloom
TE-Don Hasslebeck, Christian Fauria, Daniel Graham, Joel Klopfenstein, Quinn Sypniewski
OT-Stan Brock, Pete Brock, Victor Rodgers, Matt Lepsis, Tom Ashworth
OG-Heath Irwin, Chris Naeole, Andre Gurode (C), Brad Bedell
C-Jay Leeuwenberg, Bryan Stoltenberg, Wayne Lucier

Defense
DE-Kanavis McGhee, Alfred Williams, Whitney Paul (LB), Tyler Brayton
DT-Joel Sneed, Justin Bannan, Darrius Holland, Matt McChesney
OLB-Chad Brown, Sam Rodgers, Greg Jones, Hannibal Navies, Drew Wahlroos
MLB-Ted Johnson, Greg Biekert, Matt Russell, Jashon Sykes
CB-Cullen Bryant (RB), Mark Haynes, Rod Perry, Victor Scott, Solomon Wilcots, Deion Figures, Ben Kelly, Donald Strickland, Chris Hudson
FS-David Tate, Ronnie Bradford
SS-Mickey Pruitt, Michael Lewis

Special Teams
K-Mitch Berger
P-Tom Rouen
KR/PR-Eric Bieniemy/Cliff Branch
LS-Pete Brock


Rivals.com College Football - Colorado greatest Greatest Players Colorado History
http://www.cubuffs.com/pdf4/47953.pd...&DB_OEM_ID=600 Buffaloes history
Colorado Buffaloes football - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Colorado Buffaloes 2002 Football Preview
Cliff Branch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Solomon Wilcots is a former Cincinnati Bengal, Minnesota Viking and Pittsburgh Steeler defensive back, having played four seasons with thr Bengals (1987-90), one with the Vikings (1991) and finished his six-year career with the Steelers (1992). He was drafted in 1987 as an eighth-round pick. He started two years at cornerback for Colorado, where he earned All-Big Eight honors in his senior year and was the team captain. Wilcots currently is the host of "NFL Playbook" on the NFL Network. He served as the weekend sports anchor for WLWT-TV in Cincinnati (1994-2003).

Following his decorated career at the University of Colorado, Cullen Bryant was drafted in the second round of the 1973 National Football League draft by the Los Angeles Rams. The versatile Bryant made the switch from defensive back to fullback and enjoyed a 15-year playing career in the National Football League, highlighted by an appearance in Super Bowl XIV with the Rams. Bryant helped lead Los Angeles to its first-ever Super Bowl appearance by rushing for 106 yards in the 1979 NFC Championship Game as the Rams defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 9-0.

Bryant retired from the National Football League following the 1987 season.
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BYU

IMPACT PLAYERS-JIM MCMAHON/TODD CHRISTENSON

QB-Jim McMahon, Marc Wilson, Steve Young, Robbie Bosco, Ty Detmer, Brandon Doman
RB-Via Sikahema, Pete Van Valkenberg, Jamal Willis, Luke Staley, Reno Mahe
FB-Spencer Nead
WR-Todd Christenson (FB/TE), Mark Bellini, Margin Hooks, Todd Watkins, Ben Cahoon, Glen Kozlowski, Golden Richards, Eric Drage
TE-Chad Lewis, Itula Mili, Doug Jolley
OT-Brad Oates, John Taite, Mo Elewonibi, Ben Archibald
OG-Trevor Matich, Glenn Titensor (DT), Larry Moore, Evan Pilgrim, Scott Young
C-Bart Oates, Jason Anderson, Scottt Jackson

Defense
DE-Brad Keisel, Ryan Denney, Brady Poppinga, Byron Frisch
DT-Jason Buck, Shawn Knight, Travis Hall, Chris Hoke, Hans Olsen, John Denney, Shaun Nua
OLB-Leon White, Kyle Whittingham, Glenn Redd, Justin Ena
MLB-Todd Shell, Kurt Gouveia, Rob Morris, Colby Buckwoldt
FS-Rodney Rice, Tim McTyer
SS-Derwin Gray, Aarron Francisco
CB-Dick Felt, Brian Gray, Omarr Morgan, Rodney Thomas, Jernaro Gilford

Special Teams
K-Owen Pochman
P-Lee Johnson
KR/PR-Via Sikahema/Golden Richards
LS-Glenn Titensor

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http://www.byucougars.com/football/r...ors_Awards.pdf Cougar tradition
http://www.byucougars.com/football/releases/NFL.pdf Cougars Pro History
BYUCougars.com - BYU Football All-American Athletes BYU All-Americans
BYUCougars.com - BYU Football Records BYU Career Stat's leaders
YouTube - BYU Greatest Football Hits BYU's greatest hits the last 10 years
The 1981 Holiday Bowl
BYU Cougar Club - Hall of Fame - Steve Young
BYU Cougar Club - Hall of Fame - Richard G. Felt Dick Felt
Football Card: 1963 Fleer #8 Dick Felt Dick Felt
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BYU has enjoyed 14 national Top-25 finishes including four Top-10 finishes and the National Championship in 1984. The Cougars also boast 31 All-Americans, two Outland Trophy winners (Jason Buck, Mo Elewonibi), the 1990 Heisman Trophy winner (Ty Detmer) and the 2001 Doak Walker Award winner (Luke Staley).

The headline-makers at BYU during their mid-1980s run of success seemed to always be on offense. But a strong defensive front also contributed to the Cougars' phenomenal stretch from 1983-86, one which saw them win 43 games and a national championship.

Defensive end Jason Buck and defensive tackle Shawn Knight were a pair of reasons behind BYU's success. Buck, the Outland Trophy winner in 1986, went to the Cincinnati Bengals with the No. 17 pick in the first round of the '87 draft, while Knight, a defensive tackle, went six picks earlier to the Saints.

Chad Lewis- All-WAC selection who recorded 24 consecutive games with a catch. Had 10 touchdowns and 110 receptions in his BYU career.

Ryan Denney- Mountain West Conference first team selection was named BYU's defensive MVP and was 2002 Senior Bowl Defensive MVP. He was also named as a Sporting News Fourth-Team All-American selection.

Robbie Bosco- Led BYU to only National Championship in school history. Led nation in passing and finished runner-up in passing efficiency (151.8). Runner-up for Davey O'Brien Award and third in Heisman voting.

Leon White- MVP on Defense at 1984 Holiday Bowl. Recorded 90 tackles, 5 tackles for loss and two sacks.

Margin Hooks at Brigham Young, had 189 pass receptions for 2,841 yards and 14 touchdowns. He went to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp in 2001 as an undrafted rookie. The Miami Dolphins signed him to a free agent contract in 2002 and he was on the Dolphins practice squad in the 2002 season.

Dick Felt played seven years of professional football - two years with the New York Titans and five with the Boston Patriots. He played in the first two AFL All-Star Games in 1961 and 1962. In 1963 his team won the AFL Eastern Division Championship. Dick was named to the All-Pro second teams in 1961 and 1962.
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DUKE

IMPACT PLAYERS-SONNY JURGENSEN/CLARKSTON HINES

QB-Sonny Jurgensen, Leo Hart, Ben Bennett, Dave Brown, Anthony Dilweg
RB-George McAfee (QB, DB, P), Tom Davis, Steve Jones, Chris Douglas, Cedrick Dargan
FB-Wray Carlton, Alex Wade
WR-Wes Chesson, Clarkston Hines, Cedrick Jones, Scottie Montgomery, Chris Castor, Senterrio Landrum, Reggie Love
TE-Tee Moorman, John Farquhar, Mike Hart
OT-Art Gregory, J.T. Turner, Patrick Mannelly, Drew Strojny
OG-Ed Newman, Billy Bryan, Chris Port, Bob Jackson, Shawn Lynch, Lennie Freidman
C-Brian Baldinger, Dan Mooney

DE-Chuck Walker, Charles Bowser, Ed "Country" Meadows, Philip Alexander
DT-Bernard Holsey, Chris Combs, Matt Zielinski, Orrin Thompson
OLB-Bob Matheson, Ryan Fowler, Charles Bowser, Kevin Lewis, Deandre White
MLB-Mike Curtis, Billy Granville, Mike Junkin
CB-Ernie Jackson, Quintin McCracken, Tawambi Settles, Kenny Stanford, Temo George, Dennis Tabron
FS-Darius Clark, Terrell Smith, Carlton Woodard
SS-Ray Farmer, Alex Green

K-Ace Parker (QB)
P-Bob Grupp
LS-John Farquhar
KR/PR-George McAfee/Quintin McCracken

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Member - Pro Football Hall of Fame Ace Parker
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Packers.com » News » Press Releases » August 9, 2004: Packers Sign WR Reggie Love Reggie Love
SI.com - NFL - Kevin Lewis Player Page Kevin Lewis

Wes Chesson is one of the all-time great football players in Duke football history, lettering from 1968-70. He ranks second all-time at Duke in career receiving yardage (2,399) and holds the Blue Devil single-season record for catches (74 in 1970). A First Team All-ACC pick in 1970, Chesson went on to play with the NFL's Atlanta Falcons (1971-73) and Philadelphia Eagles (1973-74).

Quinton McCracken-Journeyman outfielder, with only 20 HR's, 242 RBI's and 87 stolen bases in 10 MLB seasons....At 5'7", was a former cornerback and kick return specialist for Duke University from 1988 to 1991. Once returned an interception for a TD to help Duke defeat Norh Carolina State in a big ACC upset.

George McAfee. . .Phenomenal two-way star, a long-distance scoring threat on any play. . .Scored 234 points, gained 5,313 combined net yards, intercepted 25 passes in eight seasons. . . NFL punt return champ, 1948. . . Held career punt return average record - 12.78 yards. . . Left-handed passer, kicker. . .Pioneered use of low-cut shoes . . .All-NFL, 1941.

A first-team all-American for Duke in 1966, Bob Matheson was a first-round draft pick of the Cleveland Browns. He joined the Dolphins in 1971 and was a key member of the "53 Defense," named for his uniform number, helping Miami get to three straight Super Bowls. The Dolphins beat Washington in 1973 and Minnesota in 1974.

Art Gregory, an exceptional blocker, was voted the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1961 and 1962 as the outstanding blocker in the Atlantic Coast Conference. A two-time All-America, he was a leader on three ACC Championship teams for the Blue Devils in 1960, 1961 and 1962, helping Duke to a three-year mark of 23-8 and a win over Arkansas in the 1961 Cotton Bowl.

Anthony Dilweg was a quarterback for the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Raiders in the National Football League. Dilweg attended Duke University and graduated in the class of 1989. While attending Duke he played under coach Steve Spurrier and was named the 1988 ACC Football Player of the Year and the offensive MVP of the 1989 Hula Bowl. He led Duke to the co-championship of the ACC in 1989 with the University of Virginia. That season he led Duke to one of 8 bowl games in their history, the All-American Bowl. Duke lost the game to Texas Tech University 49-21. Dilweg holds the Duke single season record for passing yards with 3,824 in the 1988 season.

Dilweg was selected in the third round of the 1989 NFL Draft with the 74th overall pick by the Green Bay Packers. Dilweg is one of only 17 players to be selected in the NFL draft out of Duke. Dilweg's best NFL season was 1990 when he played 9 games with the Packers and threw for 1,267 yards and 8 touchdowns.

Ray Farmer was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1992 MLB Amatuer Draft, but opted to take a football scholarship to Duke. He switched to safety on the Duke team. He would end up being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 4th Round of the 1996 NFL Draft.
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FLORIDA

IMPACT PLAYERS-Emmitt Smith & Jack Youngblood

QB-Steve Spurrier, Kerwin Bell, Danny Wuerfel, Rex Grossman
RB-Emmitt Smith, Erric Rhett, Fred Taylor, Ernest Graham, Ciatrick Fason
FB-John L Williams (TE), Neal Anderson, Terry Jackson
WR-Chris Collinsworth, Wes Chandler, Willie Jackson, Jacquez Green, Reidel Anthony, Ike Hilliard, Darrell Jackson, Travis Taylor, Jabbar Gaffney, Reche Caldwell
TE-Errin Kinney, Ben Troupe
OT-Lomas Brown, David Williams, Mike Pearson, Max Starks
OG-Moe Collins, Zach Piller, Kenyatta Walker (OT), Shannon Snell
C-Jeff Zimmerman, Jeff Mitchell

Defense
DE-Jack Youngblood, Trace Armstrong, Kevin Carter, Alex Brown, Bobby McCray
DT-Brad Culpepper, Ellis Johnson, Tony McCoy, Gerrard Warren, Ian Scott
OLB-Wilbur Marshall, Jevon Kearse, Johnny Rutledge, Channing Crowder
MLB-David Little, Mike Peterson, Andre Davis
CB-Jimmy Spencer, Lito Sheppard, Fred Weary, Reynaldo Hill, Keiwan Ratliff, Dee Webb
FS-Jarvis Williams, Lawrence Wright, Marquise Manuel
SS-Louis Oliver, Todd Johnson

Special Teams
K-Don Chandler, Jeff Chandler
P-Bobby Joe Green
PR/KR-Wes Chandler/Jacquez Green
LS-Jeff Mitchell

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David Little played his entire 12-year career in Pittsburgh after he was drafted out of Florida in the seventh round in 1981. He started 125 of the 179 games he played for the Steelers and once played 89 in a row. Little then went on to lead the club in tackles five times, and was a 1990 Pro Bowl selection. His last season in the NFL was 1992. His older brother, Larry Little, was an All-Pro guard for the Miami Dolphins.

PROMINENT PLAYERS
RB Neal Anderson (1982-85) - Finished his career as the school's rushing leader.

WR Reidel Anthony: (1994-96) – Led the nation in touchdowns in 1996 with 18. Averaged 18 yards a catch for his career.

DE Trace Armstrong (1988) - Arizona State transfer had 19 tackles for loss in his only season at Florida.

QB Kerwin Bell (1983-86) - Finished his career as Florida's all-time leading passer (7,585 yards).

DE Alex Brown: (1998-2001) – Best-known for his five sacks against Tennessee in 1999. Holds the school sack record (33).

OT Lomas Brown (1981-84) - The best player on the "Great Wall" of 1984. Named first-team All-American as a senior. Seven-time NFL Pro Bowler who played for the Buccaneers during their 2002 Super Bowl season.

WR Cris Collinsworth: (1977-80) — Converted QB became one of the national standard-bearers at his position.

LB Jevon Kearse (1996-98) Associated Press SEC defensive player of the year in 1998.

LB Wilber Marshall (1980-83) - Possibly the best defensive player in Florida history. Consensus All-American his junior and senior seasons.

DB Louis Oliver (1985-88) - Former walk-on was a two-time All-America selection and a first-round NFL draft pick.

RB Emmitt Smith (1987-89) - Finished his Florida career as the school's all-time leading rusher. Finished his NFL career as the league's all-time leading rusher.

DB Jarvis Williams (1984-87) - Started every game for four consecutive seasons and was named a first-team All-American as a senior.

DE Jack Youngblood: (1968-70) The only former Gator enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

OG Jeff Zimmerman (1983-86) - Named a first-team All-American his junior and senior seasons.
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CAL

IMPACT PLAYERS-Tony Gonzales & Hardy Nickerson

QB-Craig Morton, Steve Bartkowski, Kyle Boller, Aaron Rodgers
RB-Chuck Muncie, Russell White, J.J. Arrington, Adimchinob Echemandu
FB-Chris Manderino
WR-Wesley Walker, Steve Rivera, Sean Dawkins, Bobby Shaw, Dameane Douglas, Chase Lyman
TE-Tony Gonzales, John Beasley, Matt Bouza (WR)
OT-Harvey Salem, Tarick Glenn, Doug Riesenberg, Todd Steussie, Langston Walker, Ryan O'Callaghan
OG-Ed White (DT), Ted Albrecht, John Welbourne, Jermain Newberry, Scott Tercero
C-Ben Lynch, David Bin

Defense
DE-Reggie Camp, Ken Harvey (OLB), Regan Upshaw, Chidi Ahanotu, Duane Clemons, Andre Carter
DT-Sherm White, Rhett Hall, Brandon Whiting, Ferric Collons, Jerry DeLoach
OLB- Ron Rivera, Gary Plummer, Matt Hazletine, Sekou Sanyika, Jerrott Willard, Ryan Riddle
MLB-Hardy Nickerson, Les Richter, Scott Fujita
CB-Deltha O'Neal, Kato Serwango, Chidi Iwuoma, Nnamdi Asomugha
FS-Je'Rod Cherry, Eric Zomalt
SS-Marquise Smith, Matt Giordano

Special Teams
K-Ray Wershing, Ryan Longwell
P-Jim Breech (K), Nick Harris
PR/KR-Deltha O'Neal/Bobby Shaw
LS-David Bin


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FSU

IMPACT PLAYERS-Warrick Dunn & Deion Sanders

QB-Brad Johnson, Charlie Ward, Chris Weinke
RB-Warrick Dunn, Travis Minor, Greg Jones, Leon Washington
FB-William Floyd, Zack Crockett, Marion Butts
WR-Laveranues Coles, Peter Warrick, Anquan Boldin, Javon Walker, Tamaric Vanover, Fred Biletnikoff, Snoop Minnis
TE-Edgar Bennett, Zeke Mowatt. Paul Irons
OT-Walter Jones, Tra Thomas, Tarlos Thomas, Ray Willis, Alex Barron
OG-Todd Fordham, Charon Dorsey, Pat Tomberlin, Montrae Holland
C-Kevin Long, Clay Shiver

Defense
DE-Andre Wadsworth, Derrick Alexander, Dan Footman, Reinard Wilson, Jamal Reynolds, Tony Bryant
DT-Cory Simon, Orpheus Roye, Darnell Dockett, Ron Simmons, Tank Johnson, Broderick Bunkley
OLB-Peter Boulware, Derrick Brooks, Henri Crockett, Ernie Sims, Tommy Polley
MLB-Marvin Jones, Sam Cowart, Brian Allen
CB's-Deion "Prime Time" Sanders, Terrell Buckley, Samari Rolle, Bobby Butler, Mario Edwards, Tay Cody
FS-LeRoy Butler, Chris Hope
SS-Dexter Jackson, Derrick Gibson, Jerome Carter

Special Teams
K-Sebastian Janikowski
P-Scott Player
PR/KR-Deion Sanders/Snoop Minnis
LS-Clay Shiver

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Georgia Tech

IMPACT PLAYERS-PAT SWILLING

QB-Billy Lothridge (K/P), Eddie McAshan, Shawn Jones, Joe Hamilton
RB-Eddie Lee Ivery, Dorsey Levens, William Bell, Joe Burns, Tony Hollings
FB-Craig Baynam, P.J. Daniels
WR-Drew Hill, Dez White, Steve Raible, Kelly Campbell, Charlie Rogers, Nate Curry, Demarius Bilbo
TE-Ken Whisenhunt, Will Heller, Paul Foschi
OT-Dave Lutz, Billy Shields, Russell Freeman, Nat Dorsey, John Carman
OG-Billy Shaw, Kent Hill, John Davis, Gary Brown, Craige Page
C-Bill Curry, Michael Cheever

Defense
DE-Pat Swilling, Mark Pike, Nick Rogers, Greg Gathers, Tony Hargrove, Felipe Claybrooks
DT-Marco Coleman, Coleman Rudolph, Elliot Fortune
OLB-Lucius Sanford, Larry Morris (FB), Calvin Tiggle, Keyaron Fox, Ricardo Wimbush, Gerris Wilkerson
MLB-Maxie Baughn, Larry Stallings, Keith Brooking, Daryl Smith
CB-Randy Rhino, Willie Clay, Jason Bostic, Chris Young, Jonathan Cox, Rueben Houston
FS-Ken Swilling, Travares Tillman, James Butler
SS-Lee Flowers, Nick Ferguson, Dawan Landry

Special Teams
K-Scott Sisson
P-Rodney Williams, Dan Dyke
PR/KR-Charlie Rogers/Randy Rhino
LS-John Foschi

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Ken Swilling was a two-time all-America (1989-90), including unanimous first-team honors in 1990 ... two-time first-team all-ACC, 1989-90 ... member of Tech's 1990 national championship squad and part of a Tech defense that did not allow a touchdown for 19 straight quarters ... had 13 career interceptions, including six in 1989 and five in 1990 ... has a share of the Tech single-game record with three interceptions vs. Boston College in 1989 ... he previously held the Tech record for career tackles by a defensive back with 267.

Marco Coleman was a two-time first-team all-America, 1990-91 ... finalist for the 1991 Butkus Award ... two-time first-team all-ACC, 1990-91 ... key member of Tech's 1990 national championship squad and part of a Tech defense that did not allow a touchdown for 19 straight quarters ... finished his career as Tech's all-time leader with 27.5 sacks and 50 tackles for loss in just three seasons ... still ranks third in both categories ... first-round draft pick in 1992 ... long-time NFL career, including Pro Bowl honors following the 2000 season.

Lucius Sanford played with the Buffalo Bills from 1978-1986 and the Cleveland Browns in 1987, Sanford was a mainstay at linebacker for 10 years…Played in 129 NFL games, registered over 850 tackles, intercepted five passes and scored three touchdowns…Posted 116, 112, 113 and 117 tackles from 1978-1981…Posted career-high 137 tackles, including two interceptions and a fumble recovery in 1983…Became NFL starter at outside linebacker in the second game of his rookie season and started every year except 1982…Regarded as one of Georgia Tech’s best-ever defenders.

Randy Rhino, the only three-time, first-team all-America football player in Georgia Tech history. A defensive back and return specialist, Rhino earned first-team all-America honors three straight years from 1972-74, including consensus first-team accolades in 1973. Rhino made 14 career interceptions, which still ranks second in Georgia Tech history, and his 203 career tackles ranks 13th among defensive backs. He averaged 13.1 yards per punt return in his career for a total of 749 yards, which still stands as the Rambling Wreck record. He also holds the school record for longest punt return with a 96-yarder against South Carolina in 1972. After being drafted by the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League in 1975, Rhino starred in the Canadian Football League, where he earned all-pro honors in three of his five seasons.
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ILLINOIS

IMPACT PLAYERS-DAVID WILLIAMS/BOBBY MITCHELL/RAY NITSCHKE

QB-Tony Eason, Jack Trudeau, Jeff George, Kurt Kittner
RB-Red Grange, Bobby Mitchell (WR), Preston Pearson, Robert Holcombe, Antoinio Harris
FB-Jim Grabowski, Howard Griffith, Jameel Cook
WR-David Williams, Brandon Lloyd, Greg Lewis, Walter Young, Aron Moorhead
TE-Ken Dilger, Matt Cushing
OT-Ernie McMillan, Doug Dieken, Brad Hopkins, David Diehl, Tony Pashos, Sean Bubin
OG-Ken Blackmon, Brandon Moore, Marquise Sullivan, Duke Preston
C-Jerry Sturm, J.P. Machado, Luke Butkus

Defense
DE-Ed O'Bradovich, Simeon Rice, Dana Howard, Derrick Strong
DT-Don Thorp, Moe Gardner, Mel Agee, Fred Wakefield
OLB-Scott Studwell, Jack Squirek, Kevin Hardy, Danny Clark,
MLB-Dick Butkus, Ray "Wildman" Nitschke, Darrick Brownlow, John Holecek
CB-Jimmy Warren, J.C. Caroline, Eugene Wilson, Scott Turner, Christian Morton, Kelvin Hayden
FS-Al Brosky, Craig Swoope
SS-Abe Woodson, Henry Jones

Special Teams
K-Neil Rackers
P-Steve Weatherford
PR/KR-David Williams/Red Grange
LS-Luke Butkus

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Ray Nitschke. . .No. 3 draft pick, 1958. . .First Green Bay defender from 1960s to be enshrined. . . Exceptional team leader, tough, strong, fast. . .Savage defender on rushes, cat-like quick against passes. . . Named NFL's all-time top linebacker, 1969. . .All-NFL three years. . . Intercepted pass for TD in 1964 Pro Bowl. . .Had 25 career interceptions. . . MVP in 1962 NFL title game.

Darrick Brownlow was a three-time All-Big Ten pick for the Illini. He was runner up for the Butkus award in 1990.

Sean Bubin was a three year starter at the University of Illinois, where he was part of an offensive line that only allowed one sack in his 36 games as a starter for the Fighting Illini. Named All-Big Ten Conference as a senior.

David Williams in his playing days at Illinois. The wide receiver caught a UI record 262 passes during his career (1983-85).

Al Brosky is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. Brosky played football at the University of Illinois from 1950 to 1952. A defensive back, Brosky set the NCAA record for career interceptions with 29, a record which still stands. After college, Brosky played professionally for one season, with the Chicago Bears in 1954.
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INDIANA

IMPACT PLAYERS-GEORGE TALIAFERRO/EARL FAISON

QB-Lou Saban, Babe Laufenberg, Trent Green, Antwann Randle El, Gibran Hamdan
RB-Anthony Thompson, Gene Gedman, Charlie Scales, Vaughn Dunbar, Chris Taylor
FB-Harry Jagade, Ernie Thompson, Jeremi Johnson
WR-Pete Pihos, Bill Malinchak, Ernie Jones, Thomas Lewis, Courtney Roby
TE-Tim Jorden, Arron Halterman,
OT-Bob Skoronski, Doug Crusan, Chris Liwienski, Andrew Greene, Enoch DeMar, Issac Sowells
OG-Randy Beisler, Ian Beckles, Victor Allotey, Mike Mihelic, Kris Dielman (TE/DL)
C-Eric Moore, Craig Osika

Defense
DE-Earl Faison, Adawale Uguleye, Victor Adeyanju, Kemp Rassmussen
DT-Carl Barzilaukus, Nolan Harrison, Bernard Whittington, Nathan Davis, Hurvin McCormack
OLB-Joe Norman, Van Waiters, Justin Smith, Kyle Killion
MLB-Rudy Kuechenberg, John Pannozzo (FB)
CB-George Taliaferro (RB, QB), Marv Woodson, Lance Brown, Eric Smedley, Joey Eloms, Marcus Floyd
FS-Dave Whitsell, Mike Dumas
SS-Nate Ramsey, Kywin Supernaw, Herana Daze-Jones

Special Teams
K-Pete Stoyanovich
P-Dan Stryzinski
PR/KR-George Taliaferro/Vaughn Dunbar
LS-Arron Halterman

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Pete Pihos-All-American as end in 1943, as fullback in 1945...at one time held all IU receiving and scoring records... IU's first selection to the National Football Hall of Fame...voted Indiana's Number One Player.

Carl Barzilauskas was sixth pick in the first round of the 1974 National Football League draft by the New York Jets. Even today, Carl still holds the distinction of being the highest NFL draft choice ever taken from Indiana University. A 6’6”, 278-pound defensive lineman for the Hoosiers from 1970-1973, Carl led the team in tackles as a junior, and managed to play his entire senior season despite a broken foot. Quick for a big man, Barzilauskas immediately became a starter on the defensive line for the Jets. He was named the 1974 NFL Rookie Defensive Lineman of the Year. He played a total of five seasons with the Jets and played two additional years with the Green Bay Packers, when a neck injury forced him to retire in 1980.

Pete Stoyanovich was All-Big Ten in 1988; 2nd team All-American in 1987. Set IU records for field goals in a season (17) in 1988; extra points in a season (45 in 1988) and consecutive extra points (107) which is a Big Ten record. Ranks 4th on IU's career scoring list with 248 points. One of the most accurate kickers in NFL history over his 12 year career with Miami and Kansas City.

Bill Malinchak was first team All-Big Ten selection in 1964...led IU in receiving three seasons...set IU career record for career receptions...set a season record for receptions in 1964...set a career record for yardage...set season record for yardage. Later played in the NFL for 10 years with Detroit and Washington.

Enoch DeMar-Three-time All-Big Ten selection who started in the 2002 Hula Bowl. Also served as co-captain for the Hoosiers and earned Academic All-Big Ten four times.

Courtney Roby-Indiana's all-time career leader in receptions (170) and receiving yards (2,524). Was an All-Big Ten second team choice in 2004. Led the Hoosiers in receiving three straight seasons. Selected in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans.

Ian Beckles played seven seasons in Tampa and started nearly 100 games at guard before moving on to Philadelphia. Received all Big Ten honors his senior year, along with a few honorable mention All-American votes.

Andrew Greene is a Canadian Football League offensive tackle for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Greene, a nine-year CFL veteran, has spent his entire career with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The four-time CFL all-star was named the league's top offensive lineman in 2003. Greene joined the Roughriders in 1997 after spending time with the Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks and Jacksonville Jaguars of the NFL. He has appeared in 116 regular season games, nine playoff games and one Grey Cup.

Greene was a three year starter at Indiana, twice named "Indiana's Outstanding Offensive Lineman", and as a senior, also won first team All-Big Ten Conference honors and was a second team All-American.

Mike Dumas was selected by the Houston Oilers in the 2nd round (28th overall) of the 1991 NFL Draft. A 6'0", 202-lb. safety from the Indiana University, Dumas played in eight NFL seasons from 1991-1992 and from 1994-2000.

Dave Whitsell was an original Saint back in 1967, and had the best season of his 12-year NFL career that season. He spent the last three of those 12 seasons with the expansion Saints, and was at the head of the class in that first year for New Orleans. He had a career best 10 interceptions in 1967, which tied for the league lead (with four others) that year, and set a franchise record that still stands to this day. He also made his only Pro Bowl appearance that season.
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IOWA

IMPACT PLAYERS-Chuck Long/Paul Krause/Andre Tippett

QB-Brad Banks, Nathan Chandler, Chuck Long
RB-Nile Kinnick, Ronnie Harmon, Sedrick Shaw, Tavian Banks, Fred Russell
FB-Nick Bell, Ladell Betts
WR-Quinn Early, Tim Dwight, Danan Hughes, Kevin Kasper, Kahill Hill, C.J. Jones, Ed Hinkle
TE-Jim Gibbons, Marv Cook, Jonathan Hayes, Dallas Clark
OT-John Alt, Ron Hallstrom, Robert Gallery, Ross Verba, Pete McMahon, Pete Traynor
OG-Joel Hilgenberg, Mike Haight, John Niland, Joe Devlin, Mike Goff, Eric Steinbach
C-Jay Hilgenberg, Mike Devlin, Casey Weigman, Bruce Nelson

Defense
DE-Andre Tippett, LeRoy Smith, Aaron Kampman, Mike Roth, Howard Hodges, Derreck Robinson
DT-Alex Karrass, Mike Wells, Jared Devries, Jonathan Babineaux, Colin Cole
OLB-Larry Station, Chad Greenway, LeVar Woods, Abdul Hodge
MLB-Wally Hilgenberg, Fred Barr
CB-Bob Jeter, Craig Clemons, Devon Mitchell, Tom Knight, Merton Hanks
FS-Paul Krause, Bob Sanders, Sean Considine
SS-Mike Stoops, Damien Robinson, Matt Bowen

Special Teams
K-Nate Kaeding
P-Reggie Roby, Jason Baker
PR/KR-Nile Kinnick/Tim Dwight
LS-Joel Hilgenberg

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Jim Gibbons was drafted in the sixth round of the 1958 draft by the Cleveland Browns…The 6-3, 220 pound tight end was traded immediately to the Lions…Currently ranks seventh on the Lions’ all-time reception list with 287 receptions, 3,561 yards and 20 touchdowns. Selected to a total of three Pro Bowls…Holds indelible spot in Lions’ memory books with a 65-yard touchdown pass in the final seconds at Baltimore in 1960 when the Lions pulled off a dramatic 20-15 last second victory.

Joe Devlin was a reliable blocker at tackle and guard in 191 NFL games. . .Among
those he helped to 1,000-yard rushing seasons were O.J. Simpson, Joe Cribbs
and Thurman Thomas. . .Also helped Bills' QBs to five seasons with 3,000-plus
passing yards.

Quinn Early was selected by the San Diego Chargers in the 3rd round of the 1988 NFL Draft. Early played in 12 NFL seasons from 1988-1999. His best year as a pro came during the 1995 season as a member of the New Orleans Saints when he caught 81 passes for 1,087 yards and 8 touchdowns.

Ronnie Harmon was a four-time letterman (1982-85), two-time Hawkeye MVP (1984-85) and helped lead Iowa to the 1985 Big Ten title and appearance in the Rose Bowl. He was a two-time member of the first all-Big Ten team (1984-85). He also served as a team co-captain his senior year. His top game as a runner came against Illinois in 1984 when he scored three touchdowns and rushed for 191 yards. He rushed for 1,166 yards as a senior and 907 yards as a junior. He is Iowa's seventh leading all-time rusher with 2,271 yards. His 192 career points are ninth on Iowa's career charts. He was selected in the first round of the 1986 NFL draft by Buffalo. His NFL career (1986-97) included stops at Buffalo, San Diego and Houston.

Reggie Roby was a two-time First Team All-American and named a Consensus All-American in 1981 and a three time First Team All-Big Ten Conference honoree. He averaged an NCAA-record 49.8 yards per punt, and set a Rose Bowl Record with a 51 yard average for four punts in 1981. He was a sixth Round draft choice of the Miami Dolphins and played a total of 16 years in the NFL.

John Niland - While at Iowa John was selected as a First Team All-American in 1965 and First-team All-Big Ten conference; and named an All-American in 1964. After Iowa he was drafted by both the NFL and AFL: 5th overall NFL draft choice of Dallas Cowboys and also 13th Round AFL draft choice of the Oakland Raiders. He played 10 years and earned All-Pro Bowl honors 7 straight seasons, 1968-74.
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IMPACT PLAYERS-AL "BUBBA" BAKER/JACK CHRISTIANSEN

QB-Kelly Stouffer, Moses Moreno, Bradlee Van Pelt
RB-Lawrence McCutcheon, Cecil Sapp, Damon Washington, Henri Childs, Marcus Houston
FB-Oscar Reed
WR-Sanjay Beach, Greg Primus, Dallas Davis, Pete Rebstock, David Anderson
TE-Keli McGregor, Joel Dreessen
OT-Sam Brunelli, Kevin Call, Tim Stuber, Morgan Pears, Eric Pears
OG-Pat Myer, Anthony Cesario, Albert Bimper, Michael Brisiel
C-Mike Newell, Blaine Saipaia

Defense
DE-Al Bubba Baker, Mike Bell, Brady Smith, Joey Porter, Clark Haggans, Peter Hogan
DT-Mike Mullaney, Thurman McGraw, Sean Moran, Brian Save
OLB-Rick Dennison, Linden King, Adrain Ross, Ric Crowell, Eric Pauly, Andre Sommersell
MLB-Dale Dodrill, Drew Wood
CB-Brad Keys, Gary Glick, Greg Stemrick, Selwyn Jones, Jason Craft, Dexter Wynn, Raymond Jackson
FS-Jack Christiansen, Freddy Glick, Calvin Branch, Josh Howell
SS-Lonnie Wright, Greg Myers, Erik Olsen

Special Teams
K-Steve DeLine
P-Joey Huber
PR/KR-Peter Rebstock/Jack Christiansen
LS-Mike Newell

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