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ESAA Small Truniversity Teams ESAA Players by Small Truniversity Updated 7-2027 Jared Burton (WCU), Pat Jarvis (Murray State), Kirk Reuter (Murray State), P Scot Shields (LMU), The Smokies P Ken Howell (Tuskeegee), Stu Cliburn (Delta State), Willie Mitchell (Mississippi College) TennTom C C-4 Bruce Maxwell (Birmingham-Southern) 1b-3 Tyler White (WCU), 2b-4 Jack Perconte (Murray State), 2b-4 Ron Campbell (TWC), 1b-4 IF Donn Clendenon (Morehouse), 2b-2 Brian Dozier (USM), 2bSS3b-4 Pete Mackanin (Birmingham- Southern) LFRF-2 Charlie Blackmon (Young Harris), E11/LFRF-4 Jabari Blash (Alcorn), OF Lou Finney OF (Birmingham-Southern) QB-5 Brett Favre (USM), E,RB-4 Dennis Homan (UNA), E-5 Hal Bedsole (USA), TE-2 Terry Greer OS (Alabama State), WR-3B Aubrey Matthews (USM), B Lee Woodruff (USM) OL G,T-3 Howard Ballard (Alabama A&M) LB-2 Jimmy Gunn (Kennesaw State), DL,LB-4 Kevin Greene (USM), DE-3 Bill Laskey (Columbia DL Southern), DL,NG-2 Allen Harpole (Birmingham-Southern), DL-3 Shawn Lee (UNA) LB-3 Anthony Davis (Morehouse), OLB-3 Rickey Jackson (MUW), LB-4 Vincent Brown (MVSU), CB- DS 3 Milton Mack (Alcorn), DB-2 George Greene (WCU), CB-2 Bobby Butler (Kennesaw State) IF Ty Wigginton (UNCA), B Joe Stringfellow (USM), B Lee Woodruff (USM), E Hermit Davis Notable Alumni (Birmingham-Southern), C Hal Finney (Birmingham-Southern), P Willie Mitchell (Mississippi College) Steve Hamilton (Morehead), Willie Blair (EKU), Walt Terrell (Morehead), Jon Rauch (Morehead), SOH Mothmen P Rex Brothers (Lipscomb), Christian Freiderich (EKU), Matt Reynolds (Austin Peay), Bill Wilson (Marshall), Rick Camp (TTU), Bruce Dal Canton (Cal PA) C C Taylor Davis (Morehead) IF SS Charlie Moran (WKU), 2b Denny Doyle (Morehead), 3b-2 Don Wert (Franklin & Marshall) OF LF-2 Bob Zupcic (App State) FB-3 Paul Huff (NKU), K Ken Willis (Centre), QB-2 Billy Joe Tolliver (Belmont), RB-4C Ottis OS Anderson (Marshall), WR-3A Irving Fryar (EKU), QB Heath Shuler (App State) OL T-4 John Jackson (EKU) DL DL-3 Dean Hamel (App State), DL-4 Sam Clancy (AB), DL-2 John Buczkowski (Point Park) LB-4 Albert McClellan (Marshall), CB-4 Carl Lee (Marshall), CB-2 Bruce McNorton (Georgetown DS KY), S-4 Myron Guyton (EKU), LB-2 Kevin Walker (NKU), S-2 Mark Murphy (West Liberty), LB-2 Jessie Small (EKU), DB Davlin Mullen (WKU) Notable Alumni P Pete Center (Morehead), E Ramey Hunter (Marshall), SS Charlie Moran (WKU) TRY1 ESAA Players by Small Truniversity Updated 7-2027 Eric Hillman (Eastern Illinois), Sean Manea (Indiana State), P Kent Tekulve (Marietta), P Terry River Cats P Mulholland (Marietta), Dan Plesac (DePauw) NOH C C-3 Jim French (Ohio), C13/C-1 Carlton Fisk (Illinois State) E12/2b3b-4 David Doster (Wabash), C16/IF-4 Skeeter Barnes (Ohio), E10/1b-3 Matt Adams IF (Slippery Rock), C15/2b-2 Glenn Beckert (Allegheny) LFRF-2 Sam Bowens (Xavier), LF-4 Keith Miller (Ball State-IWU), A15/LFRF-2 Mike Tauchman OF (Bradley) RB-3 Corey Croom (Ball State), WR-3C Mike Barber (Ohio), FB-1,K Jim Breech (Hanover), WR-2B OS Jeff Query (Millikin) G,T-3 Brenden Stai (Ohio), G,T-4 Erik Williams (Central State OH), G,T-2 Randy Dixon OL (Indianapolis), OL-3 Tunch Ilkin (Ohio), T-4,C-2 Ron Skoronski (Miami OH) DT-4 Paul Schmidlin (Miami OH), DT-4 Pete Duranko (IUPA), DL-3 George Hinkle (Quincy), DL-3 DL Ray Agnew (SIU-E) DB-3 Mike Prior (Ill State), LB-2 Mike Radtke (Miami OH), CB-3 Vince Buck (Central OH), DB-2 DS Vencie Glenn (Indiana State), DB-2 Barney Bussey (Ohio), DB Kirk Springs (Miami OH) P Ray Richmond (Eastern Illinois), P Wiley Piatt (Ohio), 1b Walt Alston (Miami of Ohio), P Mal Notable Alumni Eason (Grove City) Ron Springer (SELA), Mike Pelfrey (Wichita State), Jaime Bluma (Wichita State), Ron Guidry Red River Reds P (LALA), George Stone (LA Tech), Tyler Zuber (Arkansas State), Chuck Finley (Centenary) LOMS C C-2 Charlie O'Brien (Wichita State), C-3 Koyie Hill (Wichita State) 1b-3 Orlando Merced (Missouri State), 2bSS-2 Rafael Belliard (Southern), 1b-4 Mickey Tettleton IF (Oklahoma Christian), 1b-4 Joe Adcock (LALA), 3b-1/10 Brooks Robinson (Philander Smith), SS-3 Pat Meares (Wichita State), E10/1b-4 Luke Voit (Missouri State) RF-3 Charlie Spikes (Grambling), LFRF-2 Gerald Williams (Grambling), CFRF-1 Tommie Agee OF (Grambling) K Chris Boniol (LA Tech), WR-3C Clarence Verdin (LALA), QB-3 Terry Bradshaw (LA Tech), E-3 Fred Barnett (Arkansas State), WR-3A Roy Green (Henderson State), TE-3C Walter Reeves (East OS Central OK), WR-4A Haywood Jeffires (UCA), K,FB-1C Teddy Garcia (LaMon), TE-2C Jackie Harris (LaMon), K,FB-1C Jason Staurovsky (Tulsa), RB-2C Barry Foster (Harding) OL OL-2 Rich Baldinger (East Central OK) DL DL-2 Leonard Griffin (Grambling), OLB,DE-4 Rufus Porter (La Tech), DL Chris Gannon (LALA) DB-3 Doug Evans (LA Tech), DB-3 Bennie Thompson (Grambling), S-2 Michael Ball (Southern), DS DB-3 Rod Smith (LALA), CB,FS-4 Everson Walls (Grambling), OLB-2 Eldonta Osborne (LA Tech), LB-3 Cliff Odom (Arkansas State) Notable Alumni P Claude Hendrix (Wichita State) TRY2 ESAA Players by Small Truniversity Updated 7-2027 Huck Flener (CS Fullerton), Rich Nye (FIDM), Jim Lonborg (Cal Poly SLO), P Jeff Fassero (Loyola Marymount), A J Griffin (San Diego), Doug Creek (Ashford), Tom Eshelman (CS Fullerton), Noe Beach Boys P Ramirez (CS Fullerton), Josh Staumont (BIOLA), Kyle Zimmer (San Francisco), Tippy Martinez (San Francisco) LOPAC C E10/C-2 Bob Barton (Point Loma Nazarene) IF-4 Justin Turner (CS Fullerton), 3b-1 Tim Wallach (CS Fullerton), 3b-3 Jason Giambi (CS Long Beach), 3b Matt Duffy (CS Long Beach), SS2b-3 Chris Gomez (Loyola Marymount), 1b2b3b-4 IF Chris Donnels (CS Long Beach), 1b-2 Ron Fairly (Azusa Pac), 3b-3 Ed Sprague (Pacific), D13/2b3b-2 David Fletcher (Loyola Marymount) OF RB-4 Leonard Russell (Pacific), TE-4A Robb Thomas (Sac State), WR-4A Stephone Paige (Sac OS State) C,G-3 Gerald Kelly (Pomona), G,T-2 Lynn Reade (Cal Poly SLO), G-3 Alan Jack (Master’s), C,G-3 OL James Campen (Sac State) DL P Rohn Stark (Macalester), S-3 Mike Burgener (Cal Poly SLO), DB-3 James Washington (LaVerne), DS DB Solomon Wilcots (Loyola Marymount), LB-3 David Wyman (Cal Poly SLO) Notable Alumni Tom Edens (Lewis & Clark OR), Bill Krueger (Portland), Dan Straily (Western Oregon), D13/P The Pacific Rims P Leon Cadore (Gonzaga), Tom Gorman (Gonzaga) NOPAC C IF B12/2b-2/SS-4 Len Sakata (Gonzaga), E12/3b-1 Robin Ventura (Western Washington) OF OS K Norm Johnson (Whitworth), RB-4C Derrick Fenner (Seattle) OL G,T-4 Pete Lubisich (Willamette) DL DT-3 Gary Pettigrew (Gonzaga) DS OLB-3 John Lavin (Gonzaga), DB-4 Ray Horton (Portland State) Notable Alumni P Leon Cadore (Gonzaga) TRY3 ESAA Players by Small Truniversity Updated 7-2027 Ron Darling (Iona), Moe Drabowsky (Trinity MA), Wayne Granger (Springfield MA), Ricky The Smarty Bottalico (CCSU), Curt Schilling (Lasell), Dennis Eckersley (Framingham St), John Franco (Brown), P Pants Charles Nagy (Cornell), Joe Johnson (Westfield MA), Mike Trombley (Rochester), Bill Hands (LIU), Adam Ottavino (Northeastern), Scott Sanderson (Ithaca) NA C C-3 Fran Healy (Am Intl U), C12/C-3 Clyde Sukeforth (Colby) 2b-1 Joe Panik (St John's), IF Tommy LaStella (St John's), SS-2 Gary Disarcina (Franklin Pierce), 1b-3 Bill Almon (Brown), 1b-4 Chris Colabello (Assumption MA), 2b-3/A15 Doc Gautreau (Holy IF Cross), 2b3b-4/10 Bill Selby (Niagara), 1b-4 Johnny Briggs (Columbia), E11/SS2b-4 Hod Ford (Tufts), IF Colin Moran (Iona), 1b Walt Dropo (Bryant), IF Frank Fritsch (Fordham) LF-2/ AAA17 Vince Coleman (CCSU), CF-1/D15 Baby Doll Jacobson (RPI), B16/LFCF-3 Andrew OF Velazquez (Fordham) E-2 Charlie Adams (Hofstra), FB-2 Fran Ganter (Cornell), FB-4 Jim Otis (Columbia), QB-2 Bill Feraco (Worcester State), RB-2 Robert Perryman (Trinity CT), K,HB-1 Charlie Gogolak (MIT), TE-3 OS Joe Rose (Colgate), TE-3 Steve Spagnola (Yale), K,FB-1 Chris Jacke (Army), RB-5A Keith Byars (Yale) OL-3 Harry Boatswain (New Haven), G,C-4 Dave Szott (Colgate), C-3 Keith Redd (SUNY OL Fredonia), OL-3 Glenn Parker (Colgate), G,C-2 Greg Rakoczy (Trinity CT), T,G,TE-3C Paul Farren (Boston U) DL,LB-3 Karl Mecklenburg (Wesleyan), DL-2 Ron Holmes (Yale), DE-3 Alan Sack (Wesleyan), DT-3 DL Joe Nash (Curry),DT-3 Don Colo (Brown), DL Pat Toomay (Brown) DS P,S-1 Chris Gardocki (Army), E,LB-2 Trev Alberts (Army), LB-2 Dwayne Sabb (UNH) OF Frank Gilhooley (St John's), P Leo Fishel (Columbia), Bill Brace (Brown), 1b Walt Dropo Notable Alumni (Bryant) TRY4 ESAA Players by Small Truniversity Updated 7-2027 Kurt Kepshire (St Leo), Frank Viola (Florida College), Jeff Reardon (Full Sail), Steve Bedrosian (Mercer), Joe Coleman (FGCU), Phil Niekro (FL Southern), Tom Hume (SC Florida), Pat Maton (Coastal Carolina), Tommy John (Queens), Scott Bankhead (Elon), Tom Timmerman (Wofford), On my mind P Scott Sanderson (Elon), Asher Wojciechowski (Citadel), Jacob Barnes (FGCU), Nick Goody (SC Florida), Bruce Sutter (Columbus State), Kyle McGowin (Savannah State), Phil Leftwich- Timmerman (Wofford) C-3 Bobby Wilson (St Petersburg), D10/C-4 Lee May (Coastal Carolina), C-4 Keith Osik (Coker), SA C C-3 Marc Sullivan (Embrey-Riddle), C-3 Lenny Webster (WSSU) 2b3b-4 Ernest Riles (Middle Georgia), SS-3 Kurt Abbott (St Petersburg), 3b-2 Greg Pryor (FL IF Southern), SS2b-2 Dave Howard (SC Florida), 2b-3 Jody Reed (SC Florida), 1b-3 Jeff Conine (HPU), IF Haywood Sullivan (Embrey-Riddle) RF-2/13 Darryl Strawberry (Mercer), RFLF-4 Bryan LeHair (St Petersburg), RFCF-4 Midre Cummings (St Petersburg), RF-2 Al Kaline (FL Southern), OF Chris Owings (Coastal Carolina), OF LFRF-4 Chris Gwynn (Emory), E11/LF-4 Benny Ayala (PCUPR), C15/OF-2 Brian Jordan (Barton), E9/LF1b-4 Reggie Jefferson (Davidson)
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