2019 NFF Hampshire Honor Society Membership All-Time High 1,643 Players from a Record 424 Colleges and Universities Honored As the Society Celebrates Its 13Th Year

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2019 NFF Hampshire Honor Society Membership All-Time High 1,643 Players from a Record 424 Colleges and Universities Honored As the Society Celebrates Its 13Th Year Steve Hatchell, President & CEO Media Contacts: Phil Marwill | 917-579-4256 [email protected] Alan Cox | 972-556-1000 [email protected] 2019 NFF Hampshire Honor Society Membership All-time high 1,643 players from a record 424 colleges and universities honored as the Society celebrates its 13th year. IRVING, Texas (April 10, 2019) - The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced today the members of the 2019 NFF Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a cumulative 3.2 GPA or better throughout their college careers. An all-time high of 1,643 players from a record 424 schools qualified for membership in the society’s 13th year. Nominated by their respective schools, members of the NFF Hampshire Honor Society must have: • Completed their final year of playing eligibility in 2018; o Graduated players, who have remaining eligibility but will not return to collegiate play (e.g. declared for NFL Draft or retired from football), may also be nominated. • Achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average throughout entire course of undergraduate study; and • Met all NCAA- or NAIA-mandated progress toward degree requirements. • Been starters or significant contributors throughout the 2018 season. Football Bowl Subdivision Auburn University Tucker Brown Auburn University Ian Shannon Ball State University Alex Joss Ball State University Fred Schroeder Ball State University Marc Walton Baylor University Blake Blackmar Baylor University Patrick Lawrence Boise State University Andres Preciado Boise State University Brett Rypien NFF Release Page 1 of 44 Boise State University Quinn Skillin Boston College Zach Allen^ Boston College Jon Baker Boston College Kevin Bletzer Boston College Ray Smith Boston College Tommy Sweeney Brigham Young University Rhett Almond Brigham Young University Brayden El-Bakri Brigham Young University Gavin Fowler Brigham Young University Matt Hadley Brigham Young University Austin Hoyt Brigham Young University Riggs Powell Brigham Young University Adam Pulsipher Central Michigan University Luke Idoni Central Michigan University Devon Spalding Central Michigan University Mitch Stanitzek Central Michigan University Clay Walderzak Clemson University Justin Falcinelli Clemson University Austin Spence Clemson University Christian Wilkins** Clemson University Garrett Williams Coastal Carolina University James Heft Coastal Carolina University Marcus Outlow Coastal Carolina University Malcolm Williams Colorado State University Wyatt Bryan Duke University Daniel Helm Duke University Ben Humphreys Duke University Daniel Jones Duke University Davis Koppenhaver Duke University Chris Taylor Duke University Collin Wareham East Carolina University Dalton Montgomery East Carolina University Caleb Pratt Eastern Michigan University Blake Banham Eastern Michigan University Jeremiah Harris Eastern Michigan University Jeremy Hickey Eastern Michigan University Tyler LaBarbera Eastern Michigan University Villie Valasti Eastern Michigan University Tyler Wiegers Fresno State Logan Hughes NFF Release Page 2 of 44 Fresno State Marcus McMaryion Fresno State Kyle Riddering Fresno State Trent Soechting Fresno State David Tangipa Georgia State University Seth-Patrick Holman Georgia State University Gabe Mobley Georgia Tech Andrew Marshall Georgia Tech Malik Rivera Georgia Tech Brad Stewart Indiana University Chris Gajcak Indiana University Wes Martin Indiana University Michael McGinnis Iowa State University Spencer Benton Kansas State University Dalton Harman Kansas State University Colby Moore Kansas State University Zach Reuter Kansas State University Dalton Risner* Kent State University Theo Eboigbe Kent State University Mike Marinelli Kent State University Chase Van Hoef Liberty University David King Marshall University Chase Hancock Michigan State University Chase Gianacakos Michigan State University Collin Lucas Michigan State University Grayson Miller Michigan State University Matt Morrissey Michigan State University Matt Sokol Michigan State University Khari Willis Middle Tennessee State University Brent Stockstill Mississippi State University Joel Baldwin New Mexico State University Johnathan Boone North Carolina State University Kyle Bambard North Carolina State University Garrett Bradbury North Carolina State University A.J. 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