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Latest revision as of 13:54, 29 November 2024

Cover Appearances

Publications

Members of the College Football Hall of Fame (Players: A-K, L-Z), (Coaches)
Quarterbacks Frankie Albert • Terry Baker • Steve Bartkowski • Sammy Baugh • Angelo Bertelli • John Brodie • Randall Cunningham • Paddy Driscoll • Roman Gabriel • Bob Griese • Joe Kapp • Eddie LeBaron • Andrew Luck • Johnny Lujack • Archie Manning • Peyton Manning • Don Meredith • Craig Morton • Davey O'Brien • Ken O'Brien • Charlie O'Rourke • Carson Palmer • Jim Plunkett • John Rauch • Tony Romo • Sandy Stephens • Vinny Testaverde • Joe Theismann • Danny White • Norm Van Brocklin
Running Backs Marcus Allen • Cliff Battles • Ricky Bell • Jay Berwanger • Earl Campbell • Billy Cannon • John Cappelletti • Howard Cassady • Sam Cunningham • Anthony Davis • Ernie Davis • Eric Dickerson • Glenn Dobbs • Tony Dorsett • Bill Dudley • Marshall Faulk • Bob Ferguson • Sam Francis • Mike Garrett • Otto Graham • Red Grange • Parker Hall • Chic Harley • Tom Harmon • Mike Holovak • Paul Hornung • Bo Jackson • John Kimbrough • Floyd Little • Sid Luckman • George McAfee • Tommy McDonald • Hugh McElhenny • Wilbert Montgomery • Bronko Nagurski • Ernie Nevers • Bill Osmanski • Steve Owens • Jack Pardee • Ace Parker • Erny Pinckert • Greg Pruitt • George Rogers • Barry Sanders • Jimmy Saxton • Billy Sims • Frank Sinkwich • C.J. Spiller • Ken Strong • Clendon Thomas • LaDainian Tomlinson • Jim Thorpe • Charley Trippi • Herschel Walker • Curt Warner • Joe Washington
Wide Receivers / Ends Tim Brown • Troy Brown • Anthony Carter • Guy Chamberlin • Buddy Dial • Leon Hart • Torry Holt • Don Hutson • Raghib Ismail • John Jefferson • Calvin Johnson • Ken Kavanaugh • Larry Kelley • Jim Martin • Wayne Millner • Art Monk • Pete Pihos • Sterling Sharpe • Lynn Swann
Tight Ends Keith Jackson • Ozzie Newsome
Offensive Linemen Chuck Bednarik • Tony Boselli • Bob Brown • Lomas Brown • Jim Covert • Dan Dierdorf • Keith Dorney • Turk Edwards • Cal Hubbard • Lee Roy Jordan • Alex Karras • Randall McDaniel • Reggie McKenzie • Orlando Pace • Jim Parker • Marvin Powell • George Savitsky • Will Shields • Duke Slater • Jim Ray Smith • Joe Thomas • Bulldog Turner • Al Wistert • Alex Wojciechowicz • Ron Yary
Defensive Linemen Harry Carson • Ray Childress • Carl Eller • Steve Emtman • Doug English • E.J. Junior • Merlin Olsen • John Randle • Kenneth Sims • Joe Stydahar • Andre Tippett • Randy White • Reggie White • Paul Wiggin • Chris Zorich
Linebackers Derrick Brooks • Tom Cousineau • Willie Lanier • Sam Mills • Tommy Nobis • Joe Schmidt • Harley Sewell • Jeff Siemon • Mike Singletary • Gary Spani • Derrick Thomas • Zach Thomas • Jerry Tubbs • Brian Urlacher • Patrick Willis
Defensive Backs Dré Bly • Kenny Easley • Darrell Green • Ed Reed • Deion Sanders • Leonard Smith • Pat Tillman • Brad Van Pelt • Charles Woodson • Rod Woodson
Placekickers and Punters Ray Guy
Coaches Frank Beamer • Bear Bryant • Don Coryell • Dan Devine • Rip Engle • Erickson • Danny Ford • Babe Hollingbery • Lou Holtz • Howard • Billy Joe • Jimmy Johnson • Ralph Jordan • Frank Kush • Dick MacPherson • John McKay • Greasy Neale • Tom Osborne • Ara Parseghian • Joe Paterno • James Phelan • John Ralston • Mark Richt • John Robinson • Knute Rockne • Darrell Royal • Buck Shaw • Gene Stallings • Bob Stoops • Barry Switzer • Grant Teaff • Pop Warner


College football Heisman Trophy winners
1935: Berwanger • 1936: Kelley • 1937: Frank • 1938: O'Brien • 1939: Kinnick • 1940: Harmon • 1941: B. Smith • 1942: Sinkwich • 1943: Bertelli • 1944: Horvath • 1945: Blanchard • 1946: G. Davis • 1947: Lujack • 1948: D. Walker • 1949: Hart • 1950: Janowicz • 1951: Kazmaier • 1952: Vessels • 1953: Lattner • 1954: Ameche • 1955: Cassady • 1956: Hornung • 1957: Crow • 1958: Dawkins • 1959: Cannon • 1960: Bellino • 1961: E. Davis • 1962: Baker • 1963: Staubach • 1964: Huarte • 1965: Garrett • 1966: Spurrier • 1967: Beban • 1968: Simpson • 1969: Owens • 1970: Plunkett • 1971: Sullivan • 1972: Rodgers • 1973: Cappelletti • 1974: A. Griffin • 1975: A. Griffin • 1976: Dorsett • 1977: Campbell • 1978: Sims • 1979: C. White • 1980: Rogers • 1981: Allen • 1982: H. Walker • 1983: Rozier • 1984: Flutie • 1985: B. Jackson • 1986: Testaverde • 1987: Brown • 1988: Sanders • 1989: Ware • 1990: Detmer • 1991: Howard • 1992: Torretta • 1993: Ward • 1994: Salaam • 1995: George • 1996: Wuerffel • 1997: Woodson • 1998: R. Williams • 1999: Dayne • 2000: Weinke • 2001: Crouch • 2002: Palmer • 2003: J. White • 2004: Leinart • 2005: Bush • 2006: T. Smith • 2007: Tebow • 2008: Bradford • 2009: Ingram II • 2010: Newton • 2011: Griffin III • 2012: Manziel • 2013: Winston • 2014: Mariota • 2015: Henry • 2016: L. Jackson • 2017: Mayfield • 2018: Murray • 2019: Burrow • 2020: D. Smith • 2021: Young • 2022: C. Williams • 2023: Daniels


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