BIG EAST ALUMNI ROSTER SECTION
http://www.hokiesports.com/rothrepor...232003aaa.html All-Time Team
CINCINATI
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-58%/Pass-42%)
Defense-3/4
IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
Greg Cook
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-networ...ders-Greg-Cook
Set several passing records while at UC and even set the NCAA record for passing yards in a game (554).
Jim O'Brien
Kicker/wide receiver led nation in scoring in '68. Still holds six major UC receiving records.
George Jamison
Played DE at UC, co-leader on Bearcats' career sack list (18).
Team Resources/Videos
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/199...incinnati.html All Century Team
http://cincinnati.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1033611 All-Decade Team Offense
http://cincinnati.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1033939 All DEcade Defense
http://www.gobearcats.com/sports/m-f...americans.html Bearcats All-American's
http://www.gobearcats.com/sports/m-f...-of-honor.html Ring Of Honor
http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/.../12228766.html Remembering Clem Turner
http://jacksonville.com/special/athl...ories/46.shtml Alex Gordon
OFFENSE
QB-#12 Greg Cook-(Sr), #16 Jacky Lee-(Sr), #8 Danny McCoin-(Sr), #7 Deontey Kenner-(Jr), #8 Gino Guidugli-(So), #15 Tony Pike-(Fr)
RB-#30 Reggie Taylor-(Sr), #14 Allen Harvin-(Sr),#38 Ray Jackson-(Jr), #31 DeMarco McCleskey-(So)
FB-#22 Ray Nolting-(Sr), #45 Clem Turner-(Sr)
WR-#33 Elbie Nickel-(Sr), #40 Joe Morrison-(Sr), #80 Jim O'Brien-(Sr/K), #24 Jason Stargel-(Sr), #83 Antonio Chapman-(Jr), #17 Chad Plummer-(Jr), #2 Robert Tate-(Jr/CB), #6 LaDaris Vann-(So), #87 Dominick Goodman-(Fr), #1 Mardy Gilyard-(Fr)
TE-#88 Roderick Monroe-(Sr), #85 Trent Celek-(So)
OT-#66 Ken Byers-(Sr), #70 Mike Perrotti-(Sr), #67 Jason Fabini-(Jr), #73 Clint Stickdorn-(So),
OG-#72 Ed Denk-(Sr), #69 Jamie Crysdale-(Jr), #75 Kyle Takavitz-(So), #74 Kirt Doolin-(So), #76 Trevor Cansfield-(Fr)
C-#62 Jay Bachman-(Sr), #79 Adam Shorter-(So)
DEFENSE
DE-#45 George Jamison, #78 Bob Bell-(Sr), #53 Nate Dingle-(Jr), #56 Antwan Peek-(Jr), #90 Trent Cole-(So), #5 Connor Barwin-(Fr)
DT-#77 Ron Kostelnik-(Sr), #99 Vaughn Booker-(Sr), #95 Derrick Ransom-(Jr),#94 Mario Monds-(Jr), #93 Mike Wright-(So)
OLB#55 Alex Gordon-(Sr), #3 Brad Jackson-(Jr), #91 Andre Frazier-(So), #42 Tyjuan Hagler-(So)
MLB-#34 Mike Woods-(Sr), #52 Karl Woods-(Sr), #57 Phillip Curry-(Jr), #54 Troy Evans-(Jr),
CB-#26 Al Nelson-(Sr/RB), #25 Artrell Hawkins-(Jr), #24 Blue Adams-(Jr), #18 Daven Holly-(So), #21 Mike Mickens-(FR), #32 John Bowie-(Fr), #36 DeAngelo Williams-(Fr)
FS-#10 Brigman Owens-(Sr), #4 Lavar Glover-(Jr), #9 Brandon Underwood-(Fr)
SS-#5 Tom Marvaso-(Sr), #43 Sam Garnes-(Jr), #13 Haruki Nakamura-(So)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#11 Rich Karlis-(Sr), #97 Jake Rogers-(Fr)
P-#19 Jonathan Ruffin-(So)
LS-Celek
KOS-O'Brien
KR/
PR-Nelson/Chatman
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LOUISVILLE
Offense-Pro Style (Run-55%/Pass-45%)
Defense-3/4
IMPACT PLAYERS/ALL AMERICANS
Lenny "Lightning" Lyles
http://edhamiltonworks.com/lyles-ULSports.htm
Mark Clayton
http://www.angelfire.com/ky/highland...k/clayton.html
Tom Jackson
http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/m-f...n_tom00.html#_
Team Resources/Videos
http://louisville.scout.com/2/191667.html All Time Cardinal's Team
http://www.cardchronicle.com/2009/12...ville-football All DEcade Team
http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/m-f...d-jerseys.html Honored Jersey's
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...6345/index.htm Otis Wilson
http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/m-f...d_frank00.html Frank Minniefield
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_aDJtYKpC4 Remembering Eddie "The Assassin" Johnson"
OFFENSE
QB-#16 Johnny Unitas-(Sr), #7 Chris Redman-(Jr), #15 Dave Ragone-(Jr), #17 Stefan LeFors-(So), #12Brian Brohm-(So)
RB-#26 Lenny "Lightning" Lyles-(Sr/DB/Capt), #42 Ernie Green-(Sr), #19 Michael Bush-(So), #32 Eric Shelton-(So), #23 Lional Gates-(So), #33 Kolby Smith-(So)
FB-#35 Carwell Gardner-(Sr)
WR-#83 Mark Clayton-(Sr), #87 Ernest Givins-(Sr), #9 Deion Branch-(Jr), #80 Zek Parker-(Jr), #10 Arnold Jackson-(Jr), #3 J.R. Russell-(So), #85 Harry Douglas-(So), #5 Trent Guy-(Fr)
TE-#6 Ibn Green-(Jr), #84 Jamie Asher-(Jr), #86 Ronnie Ghent-(Jr), #82 Gary Barnidge-(So)
OT-#77 Bruce Armstrong-(Sr), #72 Roman Oben-(Jr), #78 Travis Leffew-(So), #79 Renardo Foster-(So), #70 Beno Giacomini-(So)
OG-#75 Joe Jacoby-(Sr), #59 Jason Spitz-(So), #76 Kurt Quaterman-(So), #68 George Bussey-(Fr)
C-#67 Dan Koons-(Jr), #76 Eric Wood-(Fr)
DEFENSE
DE-#94 Joe Johnson-(Jr), #90 Dwayne White-(Jr), #98 Carl Powell-(Jr), #95 Michael Josiah-(Jr), #58 Elvis Dumervil-(So), #46 Marcus Jones-(So)
DT-#99 Ted Washington-(Sr), #96 Kendrick Gholston-(Jr), #92 Montavious Stanley-(So), #91 Amobi Okoye-(So)
OLB-#55 Otis Wilson-(Sr), #56 Doug Buffone-(Sr), #57 Alan Campos-(Jr), #97 Brandon Johnson-(So), #40 Nate Harris-(So)
MLB-#50 Tom Jackson-(Sr/Capt), #51 Eddie "The Assassin" Johnson-(Sr), #52 Tyrus McCloud-(Jr), #54 Robert McCune-(Jr)
CB-#1 Frank Minnifield-(Sr), #13 Sam Madison-(Jr), #34 Ray Buchanan-(Jr), #20 Rashad Holman-(Jr), #4 Charles Johnson-(Jr), #25 Antoine Harris-(So), #21 William Gay-(So)
FS-#49 Dwayne Woodruff-(Sr), #24 Anthony Floyd-(Jr)
SS-#37 Deral Boykin-(Sr), #5 Kerry Rhodes-(So)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#2 David Akers-(Jr/Lefty), #18 Art Carmody-(So/Lefty)
P-#8 Klaus Wilmsmeyer-(Sr)
LS-Koons
KOS-Carmody
KR/
PR-Minnifield/Givins
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PITTSBURGH TEAM STRATEGY
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-54%/Pass-46%)
Defense-3/4
IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
Tony Dorsett
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWqeb9xY3RU
http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/s...onyDorsett.jpg
Dorsett's record with the Panthers was legendary. He was named to an All-America team as a freshman and again as a junior and senior. Playing under Coach Johnny Majors, Dorsett became the first college back to run for 1,000 or more yards four seasons and the first to gain more than 1,500 yards three years. He established an all-time NCAA record of 6,082 yards. His best season as a senior saw him running for 1,948 yards and 21 touchdowns.
Chris Doleman
He was a star linebacker and defensive end for the Pitt Panthers from 1982 to 1984. He ended his career at Pitt with 25 sacks which was good for third all-time at the time of his departure. That total still ranks sixth in Pitt annals.
Hugh Green
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...3/33/index.htm
A three-time All American and a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, Green is the most dominant defensive player in college football history. He was only 6-2 and 220 pounds, but was so quick and agile, opposing tackles rarely had a solution to the pass-rushing phenom. Green finished his brilliant Panther career with 441 tackles, 53 sacks.
Team Resources/Videos
http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/c...1102smizik.asp 1980 Panthers rank among best
http://kotitescorner.blogspot.com/20...fl-roster.html Pittsburgh Panthers All-Time NFL Roster
http://www.pittsburghpanthers.com/sp...050509aab.html Pitt Football's All-Time First Team All-Americans
OFFENSE
QB-#13 Dan Marino-(Sr), #12 Matt Cavanaugh-(Sr), #10 Alex Van Pelt-(Sr), #2 Rod Rutherford-(So), #3 Tyler Palko-(So)
RB-#33 Tony "TD" Dorsett-(Sr), #27 Curvin "Swervin" Richards-(Sr), #29 Curtis Martin-(Jr), #43 Kevan Barlow-(Jr), #37 Nick Goings-(Jr), #25 LeSean McCoy-(Fr), #4 LaRod Stephens-Howling-(Fr)
FB-#34 Craig "Iron Head" Heyward-(Sr), #40 Randy McMillan-(Sr), #32 Lousaka Polite-(So)
WR-#24 Gordon Jones-(Sr), #80 Julius Dawkins-(Sr), #6 Dietrich Jells-(Jr), #83 LaTef Grim-(Jr), #1 Larry Fitzgerald-(So/Capt), #88 Antonio Bryant-(So), #86 Greg Lee-(So)
TE-#89 "Iron Mike" Ditka-(Sr), #81 Dave Moore-(Sr), #84 Kris Wilson-(So), #82 Nate Byham-(Fr)
OT-#75 Jim "Jimbo" Covert-(Sr),#73 Mark May-(Sr), #70 Rob Petitti(So), #76 Jeff Otah-(So)
OG-#79 Bill Fralic-(Sr), #69 Randy Dixon-(Sr), #78 Ruben Brown-(Jr), #74 Charles Spencer-(So), #68 Mike Glynn-(So)
C-#59 Russ Grimm-(Sr), #53 Mark Stepnoski-(Sr)
DEFENSE
DE-#99 Hugh Green-(Sr/Capt), #56 Chris Doleman-(Sr), #97 Tony Woods-(Sr), #57 Bryan Knight-(Jr), #90 Claude Harriot-(So)
DT-#63 Bill Mass-(Sr), #93 Marc Spindler-(Sr), #98 Tony "Goose" Siragusa-(Sr), #82 Keith Hamilton-(Jr), #91 Sean Gilbert-(Sr)
OLB-#87 Ricky Jackson-(Sr), #50 Marty Schotenheimer-(Sr), #48 Ricardo McDonald-(Jr), #54 H.B. Blades-(So), #17 Clint Session-(So)
MLB-#65 Joe Schmidt-(Sr), ), #55 Jerry Olsavzky-(Sr), #51 Gerald Hayes-(Jr), #52 Scott McKillop-(Fr)
CB-#26 Tim Lewis-(Sr), #23 Steve Israel-(Sr), #31 Hank Poteat-(Jr), #19 Shawnte Spencer-(So), #7 Torrie Cox-(Jr), #15 Darrelle Revis-(Fr), #22 Josh Lay-(So)
FS-#49 Carlton Williamson-(Sr), #35 Ramon Walker-(Jr)
SS-#21 Anthony Dorsett-(Jr), #8 Darnell Dinkins-(Jr/TE)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#28 Fred Cox-(Sr)
P-#36 Andy Lee-(So)
KOS-Cox
LS-Stepnoski
PR/KR-Dawkins/Richards
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RUTGERS
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-50%/Pass-50%)
Defense-3-4
IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
SCOTT ERNEY
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...53C1A961948260
The most prolific passer in Rutgers football history, Erney was an honorable mention AP All-American in 1988. He holds the school record with 436 yards passing vs. Vanderbilt in 1988. He threw for more than 300 yards in a game on four occasions.
PAUL ROBESON
http://www.collegefootball.org/famer...d.php?id=10080
Robeson earned altogether 15 varsity letters in American football, baseball, basketball, and track and field. For his accomplishments as an end in football, he was named a first-team All-American in 1917 and 1918.
The football coach, Walter Camp, later described him as "the greatest to ever trot the gridiron."
DERON CHERRY
He was a safety and punter at Rutgers University. In 1979 he was named the Scarlet Knights MVP. In 1979 and 1980, Cherry earned AP All-East honors. Cherry recorded nine career interceptions and punted for a then-record 39.4 career average.
TEAM RESOURCES/VIDEOS
http://www.scarletknights.com/football/history/aa.asp Rutgers All Americans
http://www.newjerseynewsroom.com/pro...llege-football Best of the decade
http://www.scarletknights.com/footba...ry/history.asp Rutgers Football History Capsule
OFFENSE
QB-#6 Scott Erney-(Sr), #1 Ray Lucas-(Jr), #17 Mike McMahon-(Jr), #13 Ryan Hart-(So), #14 Mike Teel-(Fr)
RB-#42 Bill Austin-(Sr/Capt), #35 J.J. Jennings-(Sr), #31 Terrell Willis-(Jr), #27 Ray RIce-(Fr)
FB-#23 Brian Leonard-(So)
WR-#99 Paul Robeson-(Sr), #5 Andrew Baker-(Sr), #2 Eric Young-(Sr), #82 Chris Brantley-(Sr), #86 Jim Guarantano-(Jr), #8 Tres Moses-(So), #88 Kenny Britt-(Fr), #7 Tiquan Underwood-(Fr)
TE-#48 James Jenkins-(Sr/FB), #85 L.J. Smith-(Jr), #81 Marco Battaglia-(Jr), #80 Clark Harris-(So), #89 Kevin Brock-(Fr)
OT-#70 Harry Swayne-(Sr), #78 Robert Barr-(Jr), #77 Pedro Sosa-(Fr), #71 Jeremy Zuttah-(Fr), #75 Anthony Davis-(Fr)
OG-#79 Steve Tardy-(Sr), #72 Lee Getz-(Sr), #76 John Glass-(So), #63 Cameron Stephenson-(So)
C-#51 Alex Kroll-(Sr), #60 Shaun O'Hara-(Jr), #53 Darnell Stapleton-(So)
DEFENSE
DE-#73 Bill Pickel-(Sr), #57 John Alexander-(Sr), #64 Raheem Orr-(Jr), #91 Ryan Neill-(So), #90 Jamaal Westerman-(Fr)
DT-#54 Dino Mangiero-(Sr), #94 Rashod Swinger-(Jr), #97 J'Vonne Parker-(So), #95 Gary Gibson-(So), #56 Eric Foster-(Fr)
OLB-#52 Jim Dumont Sr-(Sr), #55 Alcides Catanho-(Jr), #92 Shawn Williams-(Jr), #47 Brandon Renkart-(Fr)
MLB-#65 Bill Pellington-(Sr), #50 Tyronne Stowe-(Sr), #58 Gary Brackett-(Jr), #44 Ryan D'Imperio-(Fr/FB)
CB-#28 Carl Howard-(Sr), #34 Reggie Stephens-(Jr), #24 Brandon Haw-(Jr), #32 Nate Jones-(So), #11 Derrick Robinson-(So), #21 Devin McCourty-(Fr), #25 Jason McCourty-(Fr)
FS-#26 Donnie Harris-(Sr), #30 Jay Bellamy-(Jr)
SS-#20 Deron Cherry-(Sr), #36 Courtney Greene-(Fr)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#12 Alex Falcinelli-(Sr), #10 Jeremy Ito-(Fr)
P-#3 Mike Barr-(Jr)
LS-Clark Harris
KR/
PR-Bill Austin/Eric Young
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SYRACUSE TEAM STRATEGY
Offense-Air Force-(Run-60%/Pass-40%)
Defense-3-4
IMPACT PLAYERS/ALL AMERICANS
Jim Brown
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvcV2...eature=related
Ernie "The Elmira Express" Davis
http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=jsjr10...eature=related The Legend of 44
http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=jTIb54...eature=related
Dan Conley
Conley was a two-time All-BIG EAST First Team selection and was a candidate for the Butkus Award as a junior and senior. Conley was selected to Syracuse's All-Century Team, which honored the 44 best Orange players from the 20th century.
Team Resources/Videos
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mul...ontent.10.html Syracuse Top Atheletes
http://www.suathletics.com/sports/20...nturyteam.aspx Football All-Century Team
http://collegefootball.rivals.com/co...asp?CID=547610
http://blog.syracuse.com/orangefootb...orangemen.html The 1987 Orangemen
OFFENSE
QB-#9 Don McPherson-(Sr), #5 Donavan McNabb-(Jr), #15 Marvin Graves-(Jr), #3 R.J. Anderson-(So)
RB-#32 Jim Brown-(Sr/K/LB), #44 Ernie "The Express" Davis-(Sr/Capt), #40 Floyd Little-(Sr), #47 Joe Morris-(Sr), #42 Kirby Dar-Dar-(Jr), #23 James Mungro-(Jr), #30 Walter Reyes-(So)
FB-#39 Larry Csonka-(Sr), #35 Jim Nance-(Sr), #48 Daryl "Moose" Johnston-(Sr), #46 Rob Konrad-(Jr), #43 Tony Fiammetta-(Fr)
WR-#45 Art Monk-(Sr), #14 Rob Moore-(Sr), #8 Marvin Harrison-(Jr), #83 Qadry "Missile" Ismail-(Sr), #12 Kevin Johnson-(Jr/QB), #81 David Tyree-(So), #1 Mike Williams-(Fr)
TE-#88 John Mackey-(Sr/Capt), #84 Chris Gedney-(Sr), #85 Roland Williams-(Jr)
OT-#71 Stan Walters-(Sr), #68 Walt Sweeney-(Sr), #73 Melvin Tuten-(Jr), #78 Adam Terry-(So), #67Quinn Ojinnaka-(So)
OG-#64 Craig Wolfley-(Sr), #53 John Flannery-(Sr), #69 P.J. Alexander-(Jr), #74 Kelvin Sampson-(So)
C-#51 Jim Ringo-(Sr), #55 Dave Wohlabaugh-(Jr)
DEFENSE
DE-#70 Rob Burnett-(Sr), #91 Paul Frase-(Sr), #54 Dwight Freeney-(Jr), #98 Duke Pettijohn-(Jr), #97 Josh Thomas-(So), #52 Jameel McClain-(Fr)
DT-#72 Tim Green-(Sr), #99 Ted Gregory-(Sr), #96 Blaise Winter-(Sr), #93 Eric Downing-(Jr), #95 Antonio Anderson-(Jr)
OLB--#90 Terry Wooden-(Sr), #56 Keith Bullock-(Jr), #18 Morlon Greenwood-(Jr), #58 Kelvin Smith-(So)
MLB-#49 Dan Conley-(Sr/Capt), #50 Kevin Mitchell-(Jr), #59 Clifton Smith-(Jr), #57 Rich Scanlon-(Jr)
CB-#4 Kevin Abrams-(Jr), #25 Will Allen-(Jr), #15 Willie Ford-(Jr), #22 Steve Gregory-(So/Wr), #28 Tanard Jackson-(So)
FS-#10 Marcus Paul-(Sr), #37 Tommy Myers-(Sr), #34 Tebucky Jones-(Jr), #26 Anthony Smith-(So)
SS-#20 Donovin Darius-(Jr), #29 Quentin Harris-(Jr)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#2 Gary Anderson-(Sr), #11 Olindo Mare-(Jr)
P-Brown
KOS-Mare
LS-Ringo
PR/KR-Little/Ismail
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West Virginia
Offense-Air Force-(Run-60%/Pass-40%)
Defense-3-3-5
IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
Amos Zereoue
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...ll-time/page/8
James Jett
a seven-time track All-American and Olympic gold medalist....The only true freshman to play on WVU’s 1989 Gator Bowl team, Jett over his four-year football career totaled 11 touchdown catches and 1,384 receiving yards, ranking him eighth among WVU career leaders at that time.....Also a return man, Jett finished with 3,076 career all-purpose yards, then fifth best in WVU history.
Darryl Talley
“Mr. Outside” in the early 1980s, Talley is one of the greatest linebackers ever at WVU.......During his four years in Morgantown, Talley amassed a school record 484 career tackles. The four-year starting linebacker from 1979-82 led West Virginia to the 1981 Peach Bowl and the 1982 Gator Bowl.
TEAM RESOURCES/VIDEOS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkYfK...feature=relmfu Major Harris Tribute
http://timeswv.com/wvu_sports/x13589...By-the-numbers Listing the school’s best, from No. 00 to 100
http://www.msnsportsnet.net/page.cfm...cat=exclusives Ten Greatest Seasons
http://wvlawgeekswestvirginiasports....-anounced.html All Decade Team
http://www.helmethut.com/College/WV/HuffWV.html Sam Huff
http://www.msnsportsnet.net/blogs.cf...eDate=07/03/11 BEST WR COMBOS
OFFENSE
QB-#15 Jeff Hostetler-(Sr), #9 Major Harris-(Sr), #12 Oliver Luck-(Sr), #4 Marc Bulger-(Jr), #2 Rasheed Marshall-(Jr), #5 Pat White-(Fr)
RB-#29 Adrian Murell-(Sr), #20 Famous Amos Zereoue-(Jr/Capt), #22 Avon Cobourne-(Jr), #3 Quincy Wilson-(Jr), #10 Steve Slaton-(So)
FB-#44 Jim Braxton-(Sr), #40 Wes "Express" Ours-(Jr), #35 Owen Schmitt-(So)
WR-#8 Danny Buggs-(Sr), #85 James Jett-(Sr), #88 Reggie Rembert-(Sr), #48 Willie Drewrey-(Sr), #16Shawn Foreman-(Jr), #86 David Saunders-(Jr), #1 Jerry Porter-(Jr/S), #80 Chris Henry-(So), #24 Darius Reynaud-(So)
TE-#82 Anthony Becht-(Jr), #84 Lovette Purnell-(Jr)
OT-#77 Brian Jozwiak-(Sr), #72 Solomon Page-(Jr), #71 Lance Nimmo-(Jr), #62 Ryan Stanchek-(Fr), #60 Selvish Capers-(Fr)
OG-#70 Bruce Bosley-(Sr), #73 Mike Compton-(Sr), #54 Scott Barrows-(Sr), #65 Jeremy Sheffey-(So), #79 Greg Isdaner0(Fr)
C-#78 Rich Braham-(Sr), #76 Dan Mozes-(So)
DEFENSE
DE-#97 Renaldo Turnbull-(Sr), #98 Jeff Merrow-(Sr), #42 Canute Curtis-(Jr), #87 Antwan Lake-(Jr),
DT-#61 Mike Fox-(Sr), #99 John Thornton-(Jr), #93 John Browning-(Jr)#92 Henry Slay-(Jr), #96 Keilen ****s-(So)
OLB-#66 Chuck Howley-(Sr), #90-Darryl Talley-(Sr/Capt), #59 Steve Grant-(Sr), #55 Gary Stills-(Jr), #52 James Davis-(Jr), #33 Barrett Green-(-(Jr)
MLB-#75 Sam Huff-(Sr), #50 Dennis Fowlkes-(Sr), #6 Grant Wiley-(Jr)
CB-#28 Steve Newberry-(Sr), #27 Jerry Holmes-(Sr), #41 Fulton Walker-(Sr), #30 Alvoid Mays-(Sr), #32 Aaron Beasley-(Jr), #19 Lance Frazier-(Jr), #21 Adam Pac-Man Jones-(So)
FS-#11 Darrell Whitmore-(Sr), #23 Mike Logan-(Jr), #14 Jahmile Addae-(So)
SS-#26 Bo Orlando-(Sr), #25 Mike Loello-(So)
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#13 Mike Vanderjagt-(Sr)
P-#18 Todd Sauerbrun-(Jr)
KOS-Vanderjadt
LS-Bosley
PR/KR-Jones/Jett