30 Years of Football Roster Set (360)

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This roster set spans thirty years of what is considered the modern era of college football. 1982-2012.

Ratings were based on research from the following sources:
NFL Draft magazines
comc.com (a sports card site that allows you to look at the back of cards)
playmakers previous all-time rosters
youtube

Gamertag is tcoaker.

Finished teams, coaches, playbooks, and suggestions for style of play:

Team Coach Playbook
Alabama Nick Saban Kentucky/ Multiple
I formation sub Shaun Alexander into all of the I formation variations. Put David Palmer in as the Wildcat Quarterback. Sub David Palmer into the 2 reciever formations ,he is not not the starter becuace I wanted him to be in the slot. On defense, Derrick Thomas start a defensive end. In the 3-4 formtions sub him in at outside linebacker.

Arkansas Houston Nutt Kentucky/4-3
Don't forget to use Matt Jones as a running QB.

Auburn Pat Dye South Carolina/4-3
Keep Bo Jackson in for the under center formations. Sub in Carnell Williams/ Ronnie Brown/Brent Fullwood for the Shotgun. For 3 receiver formations put Karsten Bailey in the slot.

LSU Les Miles LSU/4-3
Rotate their recievers via formation subs. They are very deep at this position.

Ole Miss David Cutcliffe USC/4-3
Rotate their bottom tier recivers. Formation Sub Mike Wallace and Dexter McCluster into the slot when you can.

Miss State Jackie Sherrill Air Force/4-25
Use Don Smith at QB for run plays. Drrick Taite is the best passer on the squad. Rotate their running backs. There is a lot of diversity.

Texas AM RC Slocum Vandy/4-3
Rotate their running backs. They are very deep, diverse, and talented.

Georgia Mark Richt Georgia/4-3
Even though Herschel Walker is a stud, don't forget to give him a breather with Garrison Hearst. Hearst can score from anywhere on the field. Also, rotate their Wide Outs through formation subs. They are deep and diverse.

Florida Urban Meyer South Carolina/4-3
Formation Sub Danny Weurful in for under center plays. Keep Tebow in the shotgun. Don';t use Emmitt smith in the Shoutgun. he is very ineffective. Instead use Fred Taylor, Eric Rhett and Percy Harvin. Take advantage of their deep wideout's. I use Chris Doehring for the under center formations. He doesn't touch the field for the Shotgun stuff.

Tennessee Phil Fulmer USC/4-3
Tennessee very well may be the best team on this roster set. Their weakest position is linebacker but they are still a good group. without a doubt they have the best front 4 on the game. Reggie White and Leonard Little at the ends and John Henderson/Albert Haynesworth chew up the middle. Rotate backs and receivers as much as possible. Super deep at these positions. Occasionly thrown in Tee Martin at QB for a change of pace.

South Carolina Steve Spurrier South Carolina/4-3
They really don't have a great QB.So I rotate them just like "The Old Ball Coach" would. Don't forget to utilize the utilities of Syvelle Newton. He can play it all. QB, RB, WR, KR, and DB. Receivers are deep. Sterling Sharpe is amazing. Sidney Rice compliments him well.

Kentucky Rich Brooks Washington State/4-3
Score a lot of points.The defense isn't good. Lots of weapons on offense.

Vandy Bobby Johnson Vandy/4-3
A forgotten gem for Vandy lore is back-up QB Eric Jones. In 1988, Vandy pushed him hard for the Heisman Trophy. He's a great athlete and change of pace.

Nebraska Tom Osborne Air Force/4-3
Use their deep backfield. Alternate Frazier and Couch at QB. Pound the ball. Make the other team quit.

Notre Dame Lou Holtz Notre Dame/4-3
Formation Sub Tony Rice in for the Flexbone/wingbone/Maryland I plays. Also on the flexbone, sub Rocket Ismail and Tim Brown into the wing positions. Notre Dame is a fun team to play with.

Florida State Bobby Bowden Georgia/4-3
This teams got so much. Like Tennessee, they really have no weaknesses. The lack of a dominate tight end is their biggest setback. Even though running back Amp Lee doesn't have real speed, be sure sure to use him. He's got the longest run (82 yards) I've had with this roster set.

Miami Jimmy Johnson San Diego State/4-3
Very good team on paper that I have very little success with on the field. Florida State killed them 3 times. Maybe you'll have better luck than I did.

Ohio State Jim Tressell South Carolina/4-3
This team is a great quarterback away from being one of the best on this file.

Michigan Lloyd Carr Michigan/4-3
Even though Antony (the A-Train) Thomas is rated low, he seems to be the better of their group of tailbacks.

Michigan State Mark Dantonio Michigan State/4-3
Great offense that lacks a showstopper at QB. Lorenzo white is one heck of a tailback.. Pound the ball with him and then use play action to hit a trio of uber talented receivers in Andre Rison/Plaxxico Burress/Charles Rogers over the top.

USC Pete Carrol USC/4-3
Don't get caught up in the Reggie Bush hype. Ricky Ervins is the teams premier back no matter what the ratings say.

UCLA Terry Donahue San Diego State/4-3
haven't had much success with this team. Maybe one of you will. If so, tell me your secret.

Oklahoma Bob Stoops Oklahoma/4-3
Don't get caught up in the Marcus Dupree/Adrian Peterson hype. They are worth the hype. But be sure to use Demond Parker in the shotgun formations. He's just as talented as theother two, just not as powerful.

Oklahoma State Mike Gundy Georgia/4-3
Rotate HOFers Barry Sanders and Thurman Thomas

Texas Mack Brown Texas/4-3
Eric Metcalf can be a weapon. Line him up in the slot or put him at tailback. Texas has a ton of players he's just one some of the younger guys may have never heard of.

BYU Lavell Edwards BYU/3-4
This is by far my favorite team to play with. By no means are they the best. They are just fun. Steve Young elevates the play of the entire team. I can't say that I've ever noticed this. I've beat Notre Dame, Miami, and Florida State with this team. And most of it came from the good will and luck of Steve Young. Gordon Hudson is the number two TE (behind Ravens rising star Dennis Pitta) and he's the 4th reciever in 4 WR sets. He is a weapon. Possibly the best pass receiver on the team. He was a guy I'd never heard of but discovered whilst researching these rosters. He played with Steve Young and he made some spectacular catches in the games I watched.

Also, Use Ronney Jenkins at tailback. Keep Luke Staley/Jamal Willis/Harvey Unga for the power run formations but in the shotgun use Jenkins. He may be rated a 74 but he makes big plays in important situations.

Southern Miss Jeff Bowers South Carolina/4-3
Brett Favre has a lot of weapons in the backfield and at WR. But don't forget about Reggie Collier the back-up QB. He was considered by many to be the first Vince Young/Cam Newton type of QB. He's fast and quick and has a cannon for an arm. Use him. You will be pleased.

Stanford Jim Harbaugh Stanford/4-3
By far the best QB tandem on the roster. John Elway and Andrew Luck. We know all about these guys. But younger players may not know about Touchdown Tommy Vardell. He starts at full back but i'd advise anyone to give him some carries at tailback.

Washington Don James Stanford/4-3
DT Steve Emtman is a force to be reckoned with. Injuries tarnished what could have been a legendary career.

Penn State Joe Paterno Georgia/4-3
A great platoon of runninbacks. Kerry Collins is sold at QB. The WR's are solid as well. On defense, be sure to rotate the linebackers. They have the best LB's on the roster, as far as depth goes. Pray the front 7 gets the job done. The secondary is a major weakness for the Nittany Lions. Especially at CB.

San Diego State Brady Hoke San Diego State/4-3
Playmakers are all over the field on offense. Pick your poison as far as QB is concerned. Mark McGwire's baby brother Dan is one choice. The 6-8 255 pounder is the tallest QB to ever play in the NFL. he's got a cannon for an arm but his accuracy is questionable. Todd Santos is the other option. he was considered a "system guy." He's a guy that's good at every thing but not great at anything. Marshall Faulk, Darnay Scott, and Webster Slaughter are always a threat to score at anytime during the game. LaRoi Glover is beast on defense.

Georgia Tech Bobby Ross Air Force/4-3
My second favorite team to play with. Great WR's in Megatron, Demarrio Thomas, and Stephen Hill.Joe Hamilton is an undersized but very effective QB. Think Russell Wilson. Pat and Ken Swilling are beasts on D.

Clemson Danny Ford Arizona/4-3
Woody Dantzler is a delight to play with at QB. RB is deep with CJ Spiller/Terry Allen/James Davis. On D stuff the middle with "The Fridge."

Boston College Tom O'Brien North Carolina State/4-3
Doug Flutie will give it his all. Decent stable of RB's. WR'scould be better but they'll have to do. Mark Chmura is a third down converting machine at TE.. Defense is full of stars on D. Bill Romanowski hits hard and Luke Kuechley hardly ever misses a tackle.

Indiana Bill Mallory Air Force/3-3-5
Anwtaan Randle El left. Antwaan Randle El right. One time NCAA Career rushing champ Anthony Thompson up the middle. You better score a lot of points. Defense is poor.

Colorado Bill McCartney Air Force/4-3
Very fun team to play with. Kordell "Slash" Stewart is always a weapon. But don't forget about Darrian Hagan. He was the force that helped them win a split National Title in 1990. Eric Bienemy and Rashaan Salaam are forces to be reckoned with as well. great group of wideouts. Strong on D. The Buffs are a strong team.

Houston Kevin Sumlin Texas AM/3-4
Be ready to throw the ball as much as possible.

Pitt Walt Harris Penn State/4-3
Have the time of your life watching Dan Marino throw passes to Larry Fitzgerald. Another solid team.

Virginia Tech Frank Beamer Virginia Tech/4-3
Mike Vick carries the load on offense. Bruce Smith does his thing on D.

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Alabama

Offense

QB Years Ht/WT Hometown Speed Acc
10 Walter Lewis (80-83) 6’1 208 Brewton 81 2AA
7 Jay Barker (91-94) 6’3 220 Trussville 64 1AA
14 Gary Hollingsworth (89-90) 6’4 187 Hamilton 59 SECPOY
10 AJ McCarron (10-13) 6’4 210 Mobile 63 AC

RB
22 Mark Ingram (08-10) 5’9 215 Flint, Mi 83 Heisman
37 Shaun Alexander (96-99) 6’1 220 Florence, KY 85 AA
3 Trent Richardson (10-12 5’10 225 Pensacola, Fl 87 AA
26 Bobby Humphrey (85-88) 6’2 188 Birmingham 82 AA
27 Siran Stacy (89-91) 5’11 203 Geneva 81 2AA
20 Sherman Williams (91-94) 5’10 190 Mobile 84 AA

FB
24 Kevin Turner (88-91) 6’1 231 Prattville 74 1AC

WR
8 Julio Jones (08-10) 6’4 220 Foley 92 2AA
2 David Palmer (91-93) 5’9 170 Birmingham 87 1AA
22 DJ Hall (04-07) 6’2 193 Fort Walton Beach, FL87 1AC
15 Freddie Milons (98-01) 5’10 190 Starkville, MS 86 1AC
84 Joey Jones (80-83) 5’8 165 Mobile 86 2AA
1 Al Bell (85-86) 6’ 170 Los Angeles 85 2AC
4 Tyrone Prothro
TE
81 Lamont Russell (88-91) 6’1 213 Oneonta 83 AA
88 Rod Rutledge (93-96) 6’5 265 Birmingham 80 1AC
89 Howard Cross (85-87) 6’5 270 Huntsville 70 1AC

LT
60 Chris Samuels 96-99 Mobile AA
70 Wesley Britt 01-04 AC

LG
78 Larry Rose 85-88 Gadsen AA
68 Mike Adcock AA
72 Justin Smiley AC



C
79 Antoine Caldwell AA
58 Steve Mott AA
54 Wes Neighbors AA

RG
75 Barrett Jones AA
74 Bill Condon AC
50 William Vllachos

RT
71 Andre Smith 06-08 Birmingham AA
77 James Carpenter AC

Defense 34

RDE
94 John Copeland
96 Michael Myers
91 Damien Jefferies

DT
62 Terrence Cody
54 Jesse Williams
78 Jon Hand AA
34 Robert Stewart
75 Shannon Brown

LDE
80 Eric Curry
57 Marcel Dareus
90 Mike Pitts AA


ROLB
55 Derrick Thomas AA
86 Keith McCants
41 Courtney Upshaw

MLB
35 Demeco Ryans AA
25 Rolando McClain AA
30 Donta Hightower
11 Saleem Rasheed
LOLB
97 Cornelius Bennett 4AA
87 Dewayne Rudd
44 Ralph Staten



CB
43 Antonio Langham AA
21 Dre Kirkpatrick AA
28 Javier Arena AA
19 Jerimiah Castille AA
29 John Mangum AA
24 DeQuan Menzie
25 Fernando Bryant

SS
47 Kevin Jackson
25 Tommy Wilcox AA
4 Mark Barron AA

FS
13 George Teague
49 Rashaad Johnson
27 Kermit Kendrick AA

K
17 Phillip Doyle

P
Chris Mohr














Auburn
QB
2 Cam Newton 2010 6’5 245 College Park, GA 82
17 Jason Campbell 01-04 6’5 225 Taylorsville,Ms 75
16 Dameyune Craig 94-97 6’1 200 Mobile,Al 86
10 Pat Nix 92-95 6-2 210 Etowah 63

RB
34 Bo Jackson 82-85 6’1 230 Birmingham 99
24 Cadillac Williams 01-04 5’11 190 Etowah 90
23 Ronnie Brown 01-04 6-0 230 Rome, Ga 90
48 Stephen Davis 93-95 6-0 225 Spartanburg,SC 93
22 Brent Fullwood 83-86 5-11 209 St Cloud, Fl 96
32 Rudy Johnson 00 5-10 227 Petersberg,Va 84

FB
40 Fred Beasley 93-96 6’ 240 Montgomery 75
30 Tommie Agee 83-86 6’ 220 Maplesville 72

WR
81 Frank Sanders 92-95 6-1 207 Ft Lauderdale 88
85 Lawyer Tillman 85-88 6-5 230 Mobile 86
25 Ronnie Daniels 99-00 6-3 210 Lake Wales 87
80 Emory Blake 10-12 6-1 196 Austin, Tx 86
86 Courtney Taylor 03-06 6-1 195 Carrolton 87
5 Karsten Bailey 95-98 6’ 190 Newnan, Ga 95
14 Freddy Weygand 84-88 6-1 175 Gadsen 90

TE
43 Phillip Lutzenkurchin 09-12 6-5 255 Marietta, Ga 77
86 Walter Reeves 86-89 6-4 270 Eufala 72
Andy Fuller
Victor Hall

LT
77 Willie Anderson
73 Lee Ziemba

LG
60 Stacy Searels
68 Victor Riley

C
55 Ben Tamburello
50 Ryan Pugh

RG
67 Ed King
69 Ben Grubbs

RT
74 Wayne Gandy
73 Marcus McNeil

Defense
David King
28 Bob Harris

LDE
54 Quentin Groves
91 Leonardo Carson
Gerald Robinson
Kevin Greene

DT
74 Tracy Rocker
90 Nick Fairley
79 Donnie Humphrey
95 David Rocker
Ron Stallworth

RDE
93 Aundray Bruce
94 Craig Ogletree
Jimmy Brumbaugh

LOLB
54 Gregg Carr
11 Karlos Dansby
Travaris Robinson

MLB
55 Takeo Spikes
Dontarious Thomas
James Willis

ROLB
39 Kurt Crain
44 Quentin Riggins
Darrell Crawford
Marcellus Mostella

CB
14 Carlos Rogers
John Wiley
Larry Casher
Rodney Crayton
Travaris Robinson
David King



FS
20 Brian Robinson
4 Junior Rosegreen
9 Tom Powell

SS
4 Chris Shelling
Corey Barlow
Kevin Porter

P
36 Terry Daniel

K
20 Damon Duvall

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Florida
QB
15 Tim Tebow
7 Danny Weurful
8 Rex Grossman
9 Shan Matthews
12 Chris Leak

RB
22 Emmit Smith
33 Eric Rhett
21 Fred Taylor
35 Neal Anderson



FB
5 Earnest Graham
44 John L. Williams


WR
1 Percy Harvin
10 Jabar Gaffney
15 Reidel Anthony
28 Chris Doehring
3 Travis McGriff
19 Ike Hilliard
5 Jaquez Green
82 Jack Jackson

TE
82 Aaron Hernandez
88 Bubba Franks
84 Ben Troupe
7 Cornelius Ingram

LT
75 Lomas Brown
David Williams

LG
68 Mike Degory
Phil Trautwein

C
56 Maurkice Pouncey
Donnie Young

RG
71 Jeff Zimmerman
Jeff Mitchell

RT
Jason Odom
Mike Pearson

Defense

LE
13 Alex Brown
Jarvis Moss
Huey Richardson



RE
Kevin Carter
Carlos Dunlap




DT
Brad Cullpepper
Ellis Johnson
Gerard Warren
64 Ed Chester
Trace Armstrong

LOLB
11 Javon Kearse
Channing Crowder
Andra Davis

MLB
51 Brandon Spikes
Alonzo Johnson
Earl Everett

ROLB
Wilbur Marshal
Brandon Siler
CB
Lito Shepard
Fred Weary
Joe Hayed
Keiwan Ratcliffe

FS
Lawrence Wright
Ahmad Black

SS
Reggie Nelson
Louis Oliver
Jarvis Williams

P
Shane Edge

K
Jeff Chandler

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Arkansas

QB
Ryan Mallett
Matt Jones
Clint Stoener
Quin Grovey

RB
Darren McFadden
Felix Jones
Madre Hill
Barry Foster
Cedric Cobb

FB
Peyton Hillis
Gary Anderson


WR
Anthony Lucas
Anthony Eubanks
Marcus Monk
George Wilson
Joe Adams
James Shibest
Jarious Wright

TE
DJ Williams
Kirk Botkin
Billy Winston
Joe Dean Davenport
LT
Shawn Andrews
Bobbie Williams

LG
Mitch Petrus
Brandon Burlsworth

C
Jonathan Luigs
Grant Garrett

RG
Robert Felton
Steve Korte
Stephen Parker

RT
Tony Ugoh
Jim Mabry

DEFENSE

LE
Billy Ray Smith
Jeb Hucabea
Henry Ford

RE
Wayne Martin
Jamal Anderson
Steven Conley

DT
Marcus Harrison
Keith Jackson
Melvin Bradley
Junior Soli
Tony Cherico

LOLB
Quinton Caver
Jamel Harris
Bert Zinamon

MLB
Sam Olajubutu
Mark Smith


ROLB
Jermaine Petty
Darwin Ireland
Rickey Williams

CB
Ahmad Carroll
Chris Houston
David Barrett
Orlando Watters
Danny Walters
Richard Brothers

FS
Ken Hamlin
Kenoy Kennedy

SS
Steve Atwater
Tony Bua
Greg Lasker

K
Alex Tejada

P
Greg Horne










K Todd Wright
1990-99 DEFENSE


CB
S Zac Painter
P Pete Raether
1980-89 OFFENSE

K Kendall Trainor
1980-89 DEFENSE

LB

S Steve Atwater
S Greg Lasker
P Greg Horne

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QB:
JaMarcus Russell
Tommy Hodson,
Rohan Davey
Matt Flynn

RB:
Kevin Faulk,
Dalton Hilliard
Josepeh Addai
Harvey Williams

FB: Jacob Hester

WR:
Eric Martin
Michael Clayton
Eddie Kennison
Josh Reed
Wendell Davis
Dwayne Bowe
Todd Kinchen
Craig Davis
Early Doucet

TE:
David Lafleur
Brian Kinchen,
Robert Royal

OT:
Herman Johnson
Ciron Black

OG:
Alan Faneca,
Stephen Peterman

C:
Kevin Mawae,
Todd McClure
Ben Wilkerson (tie)

OG:
Will Blackewell
Stephen Peterman



OT:
Joseph Barksdale
Andrew Whitworth


Defense:
DE:
Marcus Spears
Gabe Northern
Tyson Jackson

DT: Glenn Dorsey,
Henry Thomas,
Chad Lavalais
Booger McFarland,
Leonard Marshall,
Kyle Williams

DE:
Chuck Wiley
Karl Wilson,
Claude Wroten

LB:
Bradie James,
Trev Faulk
Ali Highsmith

LB:
Kelvin Sheppard
Dary Beckwith
Al Richardson


LB:
Michael Brooks,
Eric Hill

CB:
Eugene Daniel,
Morris Claiborne
Patrick Peterson
Tyran Matthieu
MarkRoman
Mike Williams
Corey Webster,
Tory James

FS:
LaRon Landry
Chad Jones
SS:
Craig Steltz
Greg Jackson,
Jerry Stovall

Special Teams:
K: Colt David

P: Chad Kessler,



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Boston College

OFFENSE
QB-#22 Doug Flutie-(Sr),
#8 Matt Hasslebeck-(Jr), 6-4 225
#4 Glen Foley-(Jr), 6-2 220
#2 Brian St Piere-(So), 6-3 230
#12 Matt Ryan-(Fr) 6-4 217

RB
#23 Troy Stradford-(Sr),5-9 191
#37 Mike Cloud-(Jr) 5-10 205
#1 William Green-(Jr), 6’ 215
#24 Derrick Knight-(So) 5-9 209
#33 Omari Walker

FB
#32 Jim Browne 6-1 220
#33 Steve Strachan 6’ 220

WR-
#13 Brian Brennan-(Sr) 5-9 185
#82 Kelvin Martin-(Sr) 5-9 163
#87 Tom Waddle-(Sr), 6’ 190
#36 Darren Flutie-(Sr), 5-9 185
#20 Gerard Phelan-(Sr), 6’ 190
#5 Grant Adams-(So) 6-1 201
#18 Rich Gunnel 5-11 197
#83 Alex Amidon 5-11 186




TE-
#89 Mark Chumura-(Sr), 6-5 255
#83 Pete Mitchell-(Jr), 6-2 244
#88 Sean Ryan-(So) 6-5 260

OT
#79 Dave Widell-(Sr), 6-7 315
#74 Doug Widell-(Sr), 6-4 296
#75 Marco Colombo-(Jr), 6-8 315
#73 Jeremy Trueblood-(So), 6-8 320
#77 Gosder Cherilus-(Fr), 6-7 325
#69 James Martin-(Fr) 6-7 285

OG-
#60 Pete Kendall-(Jr), 6-6 286
#67 Ron Stone-(Jr), 6-5 325
#76 Chris Snee-(So), 6-3 305
#62 Josh Beekman-(So) 6-2 313

C-
#66 Tom Nalen-(Jr), 6-3 286
#65 Damien Woody-(Jr), 6-3 327
#63 Dan Koppen-(Jr) 6-2 296

DEFENSE
DE-
#87 John Bosa-(Sr), 6-4 270
#59 Mike Mamula-(Jr), 6-4 252
#92 Stalin Colinet-(Jr), 6-6 288
#94 Mathias Kiwanuka-(So) 6-5 276
#71 Chris Sullivan 6-3 285

DT
#68 Mike Ruth-(Sr), 6-2 266
#95Chris Hovan-(Jr), 6-2 298
#96 Tim Bulman-(So), 6-3 292
#90 B.J. Raji-(Fr), 6-2 337
#61 Ron Brace-(Fr) 6-3 330






OLB-
#98 Steve De'Ossie-(Sr), 6-2 248
#53 Bill "Romo" Romanowski-(Sr),
#54 Stephen Boyd-(Jr), 6’ 242
#56 Vinny Ciurciu-(Jr), 6’ 235
#55 Ricky Brown-(So) 6-2 235
#58 Tom McManus 6-2 252

MLB-
# 94 Mark Herzlich 6-4 238
#40 Luke Kuechly 6-3 243
#50 Frank Chamberlin-(Jr),
#40 Jo Lonn Dunbar-(Fr) 6’ 233

CB-#
#38 Daryl Porter-(Jr), 5-9 188
#28 Jonathan Ordway-(Jr), 5-10 193
#10 Will Blackmon-(So), 6’ 206
#9 Lenny Walls-(Jr), 6-3 192
#27 DeJuan Tribble-(Fr) 5-9 190

FS-
#17 Tony Thurman-(Sr),
#33 T.J. Stancil-(So) 6-2 212

SS-
#34 George White-(Jr), 6-1 204
#48 Jamie Silva-(Fr) 5-11 204
#15 George Radachowsky 5-11 186


SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#83 Steve Aponavicius 5-10 185
P-#47 Kevin McMyler-(Jr) 6-1 194
LS-Doug Widell
KOS-McMyler
PR/KR-Blackmon/K-Mart

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Florida State

QB
17 Charlie Ward
16 Chris Weinke
11 Casey Weldon
7 Christian Ponder

RB
28 Warrick Dunn
Travis Minor
Greg Allen
Sammie Smith
Amp Lee
Lorenzo Booker


FB
William Floyd
Greg Jones

WR -
Lawrence Dawsey
Peter Warrick
EG Green
Kez McCorvey
Greg Carr
Andre Cooper
Snoop Minnis
Anquan Boldin
Jesse Hester

TE
Lonnie Johnson
Pat Carter

C -
Clay Shiver

OG -
Jamie Dukes
Lewis Tyre
Brett Williams

OG
- Jason Whitaker
Montrae Holland
Donald Heaven

OT
Tra Thomas
Alex Barron
Pat Tomerlin

OT
- Walter Jones
Juan Laureno

Defense
LE
Derrick Alexander
Andre Wadsworth
Darnell Dockett

RE
Reinard Wilson
Jamal Reynolds


DT
54 Corey Simon
98 Orpheus Roye
Jeff Wombie
Travis Johnson
Issac Williams

LOLB -
Peter Boulware
Marvin Jones
Henri Crocket
Darryl Bush

MLB
Sam Cowart
Marvin Jones
Ernie Sims

ROLB
10 Derrick Brooks
29 Tommy Polley
Michael Boulware



CB -
Terrell Buckley
- Deion Sanders
- LeRoy Butler
Corey Sawyer
Tay Cody
Mario Edwards
Samari Rolle
Clifton Abraham

FS -
Leroy Butler
Chris Hope


SS -
15 Devin Bush
Derrick Gibson
Myron Rolle

K - Sebastian Janikowski

P - Scott Player







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Houston


OFFENSE
QB-#11 Andre Ware-(Sr/Capt),
#15 David Klingler-(Sr),
#7 Case Keenum
#4 Kevin Kolb-(So)

RB-
#28 Chuck Weatherspoon-(Sr),
#26 Lamar Smith-(Sr), 5-11 224
#23 Antowain Smith-(Jr), 6-2 232
#27 Ketric Sanford-(Jr), 5-8 204
#37 Jackie Battle-(So) 6-2 232
#25 Bryce Beal 5-11 215
#22 Anthony Alridge 5-9 185

FB-
#38 Kimble Anders-(Sr) 5-11 218

WR-
#24 Jason Phillips-(Sr), 5-7 166
#20 Manny Hazard-(Sr), 5-8 175
# 83 Patrick Edwards 5-9 173
#35 Tyron Carrier 5-9 170
#19 James Cleveland 6-1 200
#86 James Dixon-(Sr), 5-9 181
#12 Jerrian James-(Jr), 6’ 190
#9 Brandon MIddleton-(Jr), 5-10 190
#18 Orlando Inglesias-(Jr), 6-3 220
#2 Donnie Avery-(So), 5-11 200
#17 Vincent Marshall-(So) 5-7 170

TE-
#87 Mark Hafner 6-3 235
#80 Rodney Hannah-(Fr) 6-8 255

OT-
#76 Billy Milner-(Jr), 6-5 304
#75 Jimmy Herndon-(Jr), 6-8 318
#79 Marcus Spriggs-(Jr), 6-4 314
#59 Sebastian Volmer-(Fr) 6-8 320





OG-
#67 Mike Gisler-(Sr), 6-4 300
#71 Josh Lovelady-(Jr), 6-3 330
#74 Rex Hadnot-(So) 6-2 325
#64 Bubba Evans 6-4 340

C-#69 Ben Fricke-(Jr), 6’ 282
#51 Al James-(Jr), 6’ 300
#57 Carl Barnett-(Fr) 6-2 285

DEFENSE
LE
#73 Simon Fletcher-(Sr), 6-5 240
#95 TJ Turner 6-4 256
#91 Nikia Adderson 5-10 285

RE
#53 Phillip Hunt-(So) 6’ 250
# 62 Kade Lane 6-2 280
#75Leonta Rheams 6-2 290

DT-
#53 Glenn Montgomery-(Sr) 276
#96 Alfred Olgesby-(Sr) 6-3 290
#92 Craig Veasey-(Sr), 6-2 285
#99 Marquay Love-(So) 6’ 307
Antoine Simpson 6-2 310

OLB
#52 Glenn Cadrez-(Sr), 6-2 247
#46 Lamar Lathon-(Sr/Capt), 6-3 260
#10 Wayne Rogers-(Jr) 6-2 220
#88 Reggie Burnette 6-1 240
#57 Sammy Brown 6-2 220
#49 Derrick Mathews 6’ 210

MLB-
#56 Eugene Lockhart-(Sr), 6-2 228
#55 Allen Aldridge-(Jr), 6-1 254
#34 Cody Lubojasky-(Fr) 6-3 230
#44 Ryan McCoy 6-1 230




CB-
#6 Audray McMillan-(Sr), 6’ 190
#22 Monty Montgomery-(Jr), 6’ 195
#27 Dedric Mathis-(Jr), 5-10 184
#8 Stanford Routt-(So), 6-1 195
#1 Willie Gaston-(So) 5-10 187

FS-
#40 Johnnie Jackson-(Sr), 6-1 204
#3 Hamin Milligan-(Jr), 6-2 185
#36 Kenneth Fontenette-(Fr) 6’ 185

SS-
#29 Alton Montgomery-(Sr), 6’ 209
#5 Hanik Milligan-(Jr) 6-3 200
#17 Gerome Williams 6-2 210
SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#14 Roman Anderson-(Sr) 5-11 200
P-#80 Chase Turner 6-4 230