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202 SPARTAN HISTORY :HomecomingGames .: 02/97WIlni (49-20) (10-14) (19-21) W (31-7) Minnesota 10/29/1977 L Illinois 10/16/1976 (21-0) L Purdue (34-3) 10/25/1975 W (31-0) Wisconsin (37-0) 10/26/1974 W Wisconsin 11/3/1973 (0-16) W Iowa 10/21/1972 W Iowa 10/23/1971 Indiana W (13-14) 10/24/1970 (7-21) L Minnesota (41-20) 11/1/1969 State Ohio L 10/19/1968 L Purdue 11/4/1967 W (49-7) Northwestern 10/22/1966 W (30-13) (24-6) Northwestern (7-28) 10/30/1965 W Wisconsin (35-0) 10/24/1964 W Minnesota 11/2/1963 L (10-21) (14-6) Indiana 11/3/1962 W (7-9) State Ohio 10/28/1961 L Indiana (19-14) 10/29/1960 Wisconsin W (53-6) 10/24/1959 L (21-7) Illinois 11/1/1958 W (13-27) Indiana 10/26/1957 W Illinois 10/13/1956 (47-18) W Purdue 10/22/1955 L (34-7) Indiana 10/23/1954 W PennState 10/17/1953 (53-26) W 10/25/1952 W 10/27/1951 02/99WPn tt (24-0) (61-7) W PennState 10/14/1950 W (20-0) Arizona 10/22/1949 W (20-0) (14-7) IowaState 10/16/1948 W Marquette 10/18/1947 (33-0) W Missouri 11/16/1946 W Maryland 11/3/1945 (0-14) W (14-0) 11/11/1944 Lakes Great WWII) to due 1943 in playedgame(No (7-7) (0-0) Missouri W 10/10/1942 L Clara Santa 11/1/1941 T (19-12) Indiana 10/26/1940 T Syracuse (13-0) 11/18/1939 W (13-6) CarnegieTech 10/22/1938 (7-13) W Missouri 11/13/1937 (13-7) Marquette W 10/17/1936 L (20-6) Marquette 11/9/1935 W Syracuse 11/3/1934 (10-15) (20-6) W Dakota South (14-7) 10/28/1933 W Syracuse (40-6) 11/5/1932 (0-16) L Colgate 10/31/1931 (7-24) W State NC 10/17/1930 (42-12) W Colgate 10/26/1929 (58-0) L Detroit 10/20/1928 L Centre (0-7) 10/29/1927 W Toledo 11/6/1926 W (45-0) (27-7) 11/7/1925 L Creighton 10/10/1924 W (109-0) UMass 10/10/1923 (13-0) W Dakota South 11/25/1922 W (13-0) Olivet 11/5/1921 W Dakota South (7-21) (13-7) 10/30/1920 W NotreDame 11/8/1919 W (0-14) Syracuse 11/16/1918 L NotreDame 11/24/1917 (0-20) L OregonState 11/18/1916 L 10/30/1915 William & Mary William& (33-14) 01/01WIw (31-28) (49-3) (10-17) Iowa W Wisconsin 10/13/2001 L Iowa 10/14/2000 W (7-21) 2OT) (38-31 (31-10) Indiana (42-14) 10/2/1999 W Minnesota 10/10/1998 W Illinois 10/4/1997 (24-10) Iowa W (29-10#) 10/12/1996 L Wisconsin (42-31) 10/7/1995 L Iowa 10/1/1994 W Indiana (55-33) (20-12) 10/23/1993 W (10-14) Minnesota 10/3/1992 W Purdue 10/19/1991 W Illinois (14-14) 10/27/1990 L (37-3) (36-3) Northwestern 10/21/1989 W Illinois (17-30) 10/15/1988 T (13-6) Purdue 10/24/1987 W Illinois 10/25/1986 L (21-24) Indiana (34-10) 10/19/1985 W Minnesota 10/31/1984 W (33-14) Purdue 10/29/1983 (7-14) (7-17) L Wisconsin 10/23/1982 L Wisconsin 10/17/1981 (49-14) L Purdue 10/18/1980 L Indiana 10/20/1979 W 10/21/1978 RecordNovember:14-8-1 in 42-19-2 RecordOctober: in HomecomingStats InOctober:33-3 In50-17 September: 1-1 InAugust: Stats HomeOpener InOctober:14-4 In53-29-3 September: 1-1 InAugust: Road:9-21-3 The On Home:59-13 At Stats Opener Season #forfeited HomecomingIndiana1998. overvictory in ond overtime to give Michigan State a 38-31 for a on the first play of the sec- right yardsoff 25 IrvinracedSedrick :: MSU vs. Ranked OpponentsRanked vs. MSU :: 96#1Nv ihgnAL75 -- 7-55 L -- A 0-7 Michigan L -- Nov.9 1947 A #11 19-12 1946 Clara Santa W 1945 18 Oct. H 9 # Rank 1941 Score SYRACUSE Result 1939 22 Oct. Site #10 Opponent 1938 1936 Date Rank Year nationalopponentranking.indicatesits the 1961-67). from 10 Top 1968-88; game.numbertimeHomebefore the ofThe the are Rankings CAPS. at games in and 1936-60 from from 25 Top 20 (AP Top opponents 1988-present; ranked vs. games MSU of results are Following 98#6Ot IHGNHT1-2#4 12-12 T H #3 MICHIGAN 1959 21-7 4 Oct. #16 W 1958 A #7 1957 Stanford 10-14 29 Sept. #12 L 1956 A #1 1955 34-7 Iowa 25 Sept. W #12 #19 H 1954 14-7 STATE PENN 1953 -- W 25 Oct. #17 A 7-26 1952 Michigan L 30 Sept. 1951 A 3 # 1950 NotreDame 1949 9 Oct. 1 # 1948 1 c.2 ETCYHL67-- 6-7 -- L H 33-0 -- -- KENTUCKY W 0-19 25 Oct. H L #14 0-6 -- STATE PENN H L -- Nov.17 6-7 #12 MISSOURI A 7-13 #19Nov. L 1 Clara Santa L Nov.11 H #16 H CLARA 29SANTA Oct. 5 # MARQUETTE 24 Oct. #20 1 o.7PRU 50-- -- #11 #19 13-18 15-0 8-37 15-10 L W W L #9 7-9-- A H H A 22-8 (Fla.) Miami L #8 N’WESTERN #2 Nov.20 PURDUE #4 W Nov.14 H #18 19-14 Iowa #2 Nov.7 35-6 6 # H #3 10 34-7 Oct. WISCONSIN #14 W #10 W PITTSBURGH 9-0 13-14 Nov.1 W H 11 Oct. 8 # A -- W -- #13 #10 H L ILLINOIS Nov. A DAME 9NOTRE 21-7 A Michigan 38-14 7-14 -- 26 Oct. #15 12 Oct. #16 W -- W Minnesota 13-27 #13 Michigan L 6 # Nov.17 H H 6 Oct. 19-20 A #17 0-6 L 5 # DAME NOTRE #5 STANFORD H L #1 15 Oct. L Michigan 28-13 #1 8 Oct. 4 # A H 1 Oct. #20 14-7 PURDUE W 2 # NotreDame 21-3 WISCONSIN 23 Oct. W #5 16 Oct. A #1 #13 W 2 Oct. 8 # #1 A 35-0 5 24-20 # State Ohio H 25-0 Nov.7 DAME NOTRE W W Purdue #16 Nov.15 W #10 H A Nov.1 6 # -- 21-34 A 8 # DAME NOTRE State Ohio 14-14 Nov.4 L 7 Oct. Michigan #11 T 30 Sept. 7 H # #17 A DAME NOTRE Nov.5 PennState 1 # 23 Oct. 8 # p.MSU Opp. 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 203 Michigan Michigan State scored 19 unanswered points in the second half en route to a 28-24 upset victory over and top-ranked previously undefeated Ohio State in Columbus on 7, Nov. 1998. It marked the Spartans’ first win over since team beating ranked a top- in 1990. Michigan MSU MSU vs. Ranked Opponents ::: # 4# 1 Oct. 3# 6 Oct. 10#18 NOTRE DAME Oct. 17 Ohio State 21 Nov. Michigan H N’WESTERN A L A H L 0-29-- L L 0-29-- 20-23 20-34 -- -- #19Sept. #19Sept. 20# 8 (OHIO) MIAMI # 8 Oct. 4 H Oct. 11# 4 Dame Notre W MICHIGAN#18 Sept. 11# 1 Oct. 2 A Ohio State 14-13 Oct. 9Michigan H NOTRE DAME W A# -- 3 L H A Oct. 8 10-3 L L 6-16 L MICHIGAN -- 21-49-- #15 6-24 10-42 H L -- -- 14-24 -- # 2 6# 9Nov. Oct. 9MICHIGAN Ohio State# 1 H# 7 Sept. 30# 5 A Oct. 7 Southern Cal L# 5 Oct. 14 W A NOTRE DAME 11 Nov. Michigan 13-24 OHIO STATE# 8 H L 17-10# 5 Oct. 6 -- A H# 1 L Oct. 13 -- 6-51 Dame Notre 10 Nov. L W MICHIGAN# 7 0-16 Ohio State# 4 A -- Oct. 5#20 19-12 0-10 Oct. 12 H# 1 A 2 -- Nov. L NOTRE DAME Michigan -- 9OHIO STATE L Nov. -- Wisconsin L H 10-14 H A 0-31 L A 0-35 -- W L W -- 14-19-- -- 16-13 7-21 28-21 ------Opp. MSU Year Rank Date Opponent Site Result Score Rank 1970 1975 # 3 Sept. 13 OHIO STATE1976 H L1977 #14 0-21 Oct. 1 #11 Dame Notre A L 6-16 -- 1971 #11 Oct. 21972 Dame Notre A L1973 #17 2-14 Sept. 29 UCLA -- 1974 H L 21-34 -- Opp. MSU # 6# 3 11 Nov. 18 Nov. INDIANA# 5 Purdue# 2 Oct. 26#15 2 Nov. H NOTRE DAME 16 Nov. Ohio State A PURDUE L H#13#10 Oct. 18 L A W 13-148 Nov. MICHIGAN H L 7-21 21-17 Purdue -- L H 20-25 -- -- W 0-9-- A #16 L 23-12 -- 13-41 -- # 4 20 Nov. # 9Oct. 22 Dame Notre # 1 PURDUE 19NOTRE DAME Nov. A H W H T W 12-3 10-10 41-20 #1 #2 #2 # 9Oct. 26# 8 Northwestern# 8 2 Nov. A 28 Nov. # 2 WISCONSIN ILLINOIS W# 7 Oct. 3#10 H Oct. 10# 1 15-7 7 Nov. SOUTHERN CAL H MICHIGAN W 14 H Nov. PURDUE L -- Dame Notre W H 30-13 A 0-13 H L 17-7 -- L W #4 10-17 -- 7-34 21-7 #9 -- -- #17# 3 Sept. 24# 8 Pittsburgh Oct. 8 Oct. 29OHIO STATE IOWA A# 6 H Oct. 21 T 17# 9Nov. L NOTRE DAME Northwestern H 7-7 A H 10-21 L W W #10 #6 15-27 31-7 17-7 #13 #1 -- 1968 1969 # 1 Oct. 11 Ohio State A L 21-54 #19 1967 # 2 Sept. 30 SOUTHERN CAL H L 17-21 -- 1966 1965 # 6 Oct. 23 Purdue A W 14-10 #2 1964 1963 # 8 Oct. 4 Southern Cal A L 10-13 -- 1962 1960 1961 # 6 Oct. 14 Michigan A W 28-0 #5 Year Rank Date Opponent Site Result Score Rank msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. Spartan Football 2002 ::. MSU vs. Ranked OpponentsRanked vs. MSU ::.

204 SPARTAN HISTORY 93#4Sp.1 or aeAW2-3-- 28-23 W A 1984 -- NotreDame 17 Sept. 13-21 4 # 1983 L A 1982 #7 State Ohio 19 Sept. 3-27 8 # 1981 L A 1980 NotreDame 29 Sept. #15 1979 1978 91#1Sp.2 or aeAL1-9-- 10-49 L A 1992 NotreDame 21 Sept. -- #11 1991 13-21 L 1990 A NotreDame 23 Sept. 1 # 1989 #25 27-13 -- 1988 W 31-35 H CAL SOUTHERN L 7 Sept. A #16 1987 Iowa 1986 5 Oct. 1 # 1985 Rank Score Result Site Opponent Date Rank Year 1 o.1 oaAW1-6-- 17-16 ------W 20-23 19-7 6-12 -- A -- L W 11-21 L 0-42 H A -- H Iowa L STATE OHIO L Nov.10 Michigan -- 20 Oct. 3-11 -- A #18 H -- 6 Oct. 8 # 22-25 IOWA #13 10-31 L State Ohio -- Nov.12 MICHIGAN -- 7-36 L 22 Oct. #12 H L 8 Oct. 33-14 #17 20-38 L A DAME NOTRE #14 H -- W -- A L (Fla.) Miami 2 Oct. -- STATE OHIO 25 Sept. #11 -- H 21-26 H 16-48 18 Sept. #16 #16 #12 0-42 WISCONSIN 7-14 Iowa L MICHIGAN L 17 Oct. 7-21 #19Nov.21 10 Oct. -- L H #14 H L 6 # L DAME NOTRE A 24-15 H STATE OHIO H 4 Oct. -- 9Nov.# 1 State Ohio W 7 # PURDUE 9-30 27 Oct. MICHIGAN A 20 Oct. 4 # 6 Oct. L #16 #11 Michigan A 14 Oct. Cal 29Southern Sept. 5 # 3 # c.1 ihgnAL1-5-- 10-35 ------L -- 0-14 A 31-52 17-27 28-45 L #24 L L Michigan L -- #22 A 13-15 10 Oct. BostonCollege H A 17-16 H 26 Sept. 28-27 3 # #24 DAME 19NOTRE Sept. L #22 #25 State Ohio W -- 7 # MICHIGAN 19-20 W 33-13 A 26 Oct. #21 12 Oct. N 10-14 #14 A L W 5 # 7-10 -- Cal Southern Illinois L H 31 Dec. N -- Michigan 20-26 20 Oct. L #21 H DAME NOTRE 13 Oct. 8 # -- 3-17 H 22 Sept. L 1 # Hawaii -- 1 # -- ILLINOIS 27-34 25 H Dec. L MICHIGAN 21 Oct. #25 3-20 #13 MIAMI(FLA.) 14 Oct. 7-30 #13 A #8 L #16 30 Sept. 5 # 27-3 -- L 2 # 20-17 N L 13-7 Michigan -- 17-11 W H A W 8 Oct. W ’89Georgia #19Jan.1 -- -- DAME NOTRE H FloridaState W 3-31 #17 N 17 Sept. #17 A 24 9Sept. # 21-24 6-27 H Cal Southern 8 # INDIANA L ’88 Jan.1 8-31 State Ohio -- -- Nov.14 L #16 L MICHIGAN H 31 Oct. #16 L STATE FLORIDA 20-15 10 Oct. H #15 0-31 A 26 Sept. #12 A W 7 # L 19Notre9Sept. # Michigan Dame H IOWA H 11 Oct. DAME NOTRE 4 Oct. 4 # 20 Sept. #11 MICHIGAN #20 12 Oct. 3 # p.MSU Opp. January:2-1 3-2 December: November:25-28-1 October:27-58-2 11-26-1 September: 0-1 August: MonthByOpponentsRanked vs. Topin Opp. 37-71-2 vs. 10: 3-12-1 1: No.RankedOpp. vs. Neutral:5-3 Away:25-60-2 Home:38-53-2 68-116-4 Opponents:Ranked vs. All-TimeRecordMSU 96# et ersaAL1-5-- 14-55 L A Nebraska 1997 -- 7 Sept. #1 20-21 1996 L H 1995 DAME NOTRE 17 Sept. 8 # 1994 00#6Sp.2 OR AEHW2-1#23 27-21 W H 2001 DAME NOTRE 23 Sept. #16 2000 #23 16-23 L H 1999 ST. COLORADO 29 Aug. #15 1998 1993 erRn aeOpnn ieRsl cr Rank Score Result Site Opponent Date Rank Year p.MSU Opp. 2 o.8Pru 12 -- #25 23-51 21-22 #15 -- #21 49-14 L L 7-23 -- 13-37 N W A 29-32 L L -- Washington H 29-45 H -- 25 Dec. -- L Purdue H Nov.STATE 29PENN #21 L Nov. A 8 28-25 MICHIGAN #4 20-24 STATE OHIO -- #23 -- A 25 Oct. #9Nov. PennState 1 W 10-50 L #5 20-40 -- Nov.23 31-59-- H Michigan H L #7 29-10 L #9Nov. L 2 STATE PENN MICHIGAN H Nov. A W 25 A Nov.4 #14 9NEBRASKA Sept. H #7 PennState Michigan #2 Nov.26 WISCONSIN 8 Oct. 2 # 1 Oct. 7 # #15 6Nv IHGN HW2-4— — 26-24 44-35 — #23 W W — — 17-10 — 26-27 H N 13-27 30-10 W FresnoState 0-14 L MICHIGAN #9 W L A 31 Dec. Nov.3 A L #20 37-34 H #15 #19 NotreDame A 29Northwestern Sept. #6 22 Sept. A #16 #5 35-28 #11 W 23-7 #23 State Ohio PURDUE 10-40 28-52 Michigan N W Nov.4 #9Nov. #11 W 11 -- 21 Oct. #16 H -- 34-31 L L -- H #16 23-13 Florida STATE PENN A A 28-51 ’00 Jan.1 W 28-24 STATE OHIO -- W Nov.20 #10 Wisconsin at Nov.6 H #13 L Purdue at W 45-23 A 23 Oct. #20 16 Oct. #17 A A 9MICHIGAN Oct. NotreDame W #20 18 Sept. #3 PennState State Ohio H #24 Nov.28 Nov.7 NotreDame #23 12 Sept. #1 #10 2 e.2 oivleNL71 ------7-18 -- 0-10 37-38 L 21-28 -- L -- L N L A 14-36 H 17-7 Louisville A STATE PENN L 28 Dec. W Indiana Nov.27 #25 State Ohio A 30 Oct. H #14 16 Oct. #23 NotreDame 5 # MICHIGAN 18 Sept. 9 9Oct. # 4 #

2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 2000s: 5-3 2000s: 13-29 1990s: 11-26 1980s: 7-27 1970s: 12-13-2 1960s: 18-9-1 1950s: 1-6-1 1940s: 1-3 1930s: Decade ByOpponentsRanked vs. 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 205 Final Final Polls .:. 1989 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. Dame Notre 4. State Florida 5. Colorado 6. Tennessee 7. Auburn 8. Michigan 9. Southern Cal 10. Alabama Illinois 11. Nebraska 12. Clemson 13. Arkansas 14. Houston 15. State Penn 16. State Michigan 17. Pittsburgh 18. Virginia 19. Tech Texas 20. A&M Texas 21. Virginia West 22. BYU 23. Washington 24. Ohio State 25. Arizona 1990 1.2. Colorado 3. Tech Georgia 4. Miami (Fla.) 5. State Florida 6. Washington 7. Dame Notre 8. Michigan 9. Tennessee 10. Clemson Houston 11. State Penn 12. Texas 13. Florida 14. Louisville 15. A&M Texas 16. State Michigan 17. Oklahoma 18. Iowa 19. Auburn 20. Southern Cal 21. Mississippi 22. BYU 23. Virginia 24. Nebraska 25. Illinois Texas 1974 1.2. Oklahoma 3. Southern Cal 4. Michigan 5. Ohio State 6. Alabama 7. Dame Notre 8. State Penn 9. Auburn 10. Nebraska Miami (Ohio) 11. NC State 12. State Michigan 13. Maryland 14. Baylor 15. Florida 16. A&M Texas 17. St. Mississippi 19. Houston 20. Tennessee 1978 1.2. Alabama 3. Southern Cal 4. Oklahoma 5. State Penn 6. Michigan 7. Clemson 8. Dame Notre 9. Nebraska 10. Texas Houston 11. Arkansas 12. State Michigan 13. Purdue 14. UCLA 15. Missouri 16. Georgia 17. Stanford 18. NC State 19. A&M Texas 20. Maryland 1987 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. State Florida 4. Oklahoma 5. Syracuse 6. LSU 7. Nebraska 8. Auburn 9. State Michigan 10. UCLA A&M Texas 11. Oklahoma State 12. Clemson 13. Georgia 14. Tennessee 15. South Carolina 16. Iowa 17. Dame Notre 18. Southern Cal 19. Michigan 20. Arizona State Purdue State Penn Arizona 1960 1.2. Minnesota 3. Mississippi 4. Iowa 5. Navy 6. Missouri 7. Washington 8. Arkansas 9. Ohio State 10. Alabama Duke 11. Kansas 12. Baylor 13. Auburn 14. Yale 15. State Michigan 16. State Penn 17. St. New Mexico 18. Florida 19. Syracuse 1961 1.2. Alabama 3. Ohio State 4. Texas 5. LSU 6. Mississippi 7. Minnesota 8. Colorado 9. State Michigan 10. Arkansas Utah State 11. Missouri 12. Purdue 13. Tech Georgia 14. Syracuse 15. Rutgers 16. UCLA 17. Rice 20. Duke 1965 Dame 1.2. Alabama 3. State Michigan 4. Arkansas 5. UCLA 6. Nebraska 7. Missouri 8. Tennessee 9.Notre LSU 10. Southern Cal 1966 1.2. Dame Notre 3. State Michigan 4. Alabama 5. Georgia 6. UCLA 7. Nebraska 8. Purdue 9. Tech Georgia 10. Miami (Fla.) SMU Only top 10 Note: ranked. Note: Only 10 top Note: ranked. 1955 Dame 1.2. Oklahoma 3. State Michigan 4. Maryland 5. UCLA 6. Ohio State 7. TCU 8. Tech Georgia 9.Notre Auburn 10. Mississippi 11. Pittsburgh 12. Michigan 13. Southern Cal 14. Miami (Fla.) 15. Miami (Ohio) 16. Stanford 17. A&M Texas 18. Navy 19. Virginia West 20. Army 1956 1.2. Oklahoma 3. Tennessee 4. Iowa 5. Tech Georgia 6. A&M Texas 7. Miami (Fla.) 8. Michigan 9. Syracuse 10. State Michigan State Oregon 11. Baylor 12. Minnesota 13. Pittsburgh 14. TCU 15. Ohio State 16. Navy 17. Geo. Wash. 18. Southern Cal 19. Clemson 20. Colorado 1957 1.2. Auburn 3. Ohio State 4. State Michigan 5. Oklahoma 6. Navy 7. Iowa 8. Mississippi 9. Rice 10. A&M Texas Dame Notre 11. Texas 12. Arizona State 13. Tennessee 14. St. Mississippi 15. NC State 16. Duke 17. Florida 18. Army 19. Wisconsin 20. VMI 1951 1.2. Tennessee 3. State Michigan 4. Maryland 5. Illinois 6. Tech Georgia 7. Princeton 8. Stanford 9. Wisconsin 10. Baylor Oklahoma 11. TCU 12. California 13. Virginia 14. San Francisco 15. Kentucky 16. Univ. 17. UCLA 18. St. Washington 19. Cross Holy 20. Clemson 1952 1.2. State Michigan 3. Tech Georgia 4. Dame Notre 5. Oklahoma 6. Southern Cal 7. UCLA 8. Mississippi 9. Tennessee 10. Alabama Texas 11. Wisconsin 12. Tulsa 13. Maryland 14. Syracuse 15. Florida 16. Duke 17. Ohio State 18. Purdue 19. Princeton 20. Kentucky 1953 1.2. Maryland 3. Dame Notre 4. State Michigan 5. Oklahoma 6. UCLA 7. Rice 8. Illinois 9.Iowa Tech Georgia 10. Virginia West 11. Texas 12. Tech Texas 13. Alabama 14. Army 15. Wisconsin 16. Kentucky 17. Auburn 18. Duke 19. Stanford 20. Michigan Baylor Tulsa 1948 1.2. Michigan 3. Dame Notre 4. North Carolina 5. California 6. Oklahoma 7. Army 8. Northwestern 9. Georgia 10. Oregon SMU 11. Clemson 12. Vanderbilt 13. Tulane 14. State Michigan 15. Mississippi 16. Minnesota 17. & William Mary 18. State Penn 19. Cornell 20. Forest Wake 1949 1.2. Dame Notre 3. Oklahoma 4. California 5. Army 6. Rice 7. Ohio State 8. Michigan 9. Minnesota 10. LSU Pacific 11. Kentucky 12. Cornell 13. Villanova 14. Maryland 15. Santa Clara 16. North Carolina 17. Tennessee 18. Princeton 19. State Michigan 20. Missouri 1950 1.2. Oklahoma 3. Army 4. Texas 5. Tennessee 6. California 7. Princeton 8. Kentucky 9. State Michigan 10. Michigan Clemson 11. Washington 12. Wyoming 13. Illinois 14. Ohio State 15. Miami (Fla.) 16. Alabama 17. Nebraska 18. Wash. & Lee 20. 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206 SPARTAN HISTORY 5 Purdue 25. Illinois 24. TexasA&M 23. Mississippi 22. Texas 21. GeorgiaTech 20. Oregon 19. Minnesota 18. Arkansas 17. Georgia 16. (Fla.) Miami 15. Miss. Southern 14. MississippiSt. 13. Florida 12. PennState 11. Marshall Tennessee 10. Alabama 9. MichiganState 8. State Kansas 7. Michigan 6. Wisconsin 5. Nebraska 4. VirginiaTech 3. FloridaState 2. 1. 1999 International PressUnited 0 Kentucky 20. Houston 19. Duke 18. Navy 17. Pittsburgh 16. State Ohio 15. Princeton 14. Maryland 13. Purdue 12. Texas 11. Wisconsin Alabama 10. Tennessee 9. Mississippi 8. UCLA 7. Cal Southern 6. Oklahoma 5. NotreDame 4. GeorgiaTech 3. MichiganState 2. 1. 1952 Kansas 20. Kentucky 19. UCLA 18. HolyCross 17. WashingtonSt. 16. Purdue 15. Francisco San 14. NotreDame 13. California 12. Oklahoma 11. TCU Baylor 10. Wisconsin 9. Stanford 8. Princeton 7. GeorgiaTech 6. Maryland 5. Illinois 4. MichiganState 3. Tennessee 2. 1. 1951 Nebraska 20. Navy 19. Lee & Wash. 18. Alabama 17. Baylor 16. Washington 15. Wyoming 14. (Fla.) Miami 13. Clemson 12. Illinois 11. State Ohio MichiganState 10. Princeton 9 Kentucky 8. Michigan 7. Army 6. California 5. Tennessee 4. Texas 3. Oklahoma 2. 1. 1950 Cornell Wisconsin 0 Duke 20. Navy 19. Colorado 18. Yale 17. Wyoming 16. Cal Southern 15. TCU 14. OregonState 13. Pittsburgh 12. Baylor 11. MichiganState Minnesota 10. Syracuse 9. Michigan 8. (Fla.) Miami 7. TexasA&M 6. GeorgiaTech 5. Iowa 4. Tennessee 3. Oklahoma 2. 1. 1956 Navy 20. Iowa 19. (Fla.) Miami 18. WestVirginia 17. Duke 16. Army 15. TexasA&M 14. Michigan 13. Cal Southern 12. Pittsburgh 11. NotreDame Mississippi 10. Auburn 9. GeorgiaTech 8. TCU 7. State Ohio 6. UCLA 5. Maryland 4. MichiganState 3. Oklahoma 2. 1. 1955 State Ohio 20. Michigan 19. Duke 18. Stanford 17. Army 16. Kentucky 15. Wisconsin 14. WestVirginia 13. TexasTech 12. Alabama 11. Iowa GeorgiaTech 10. Texas 9. Illinois 8. Rice 7. Oklahoma 6. UCLA 5. MichiganState 4. NotreDame 3. Maryland 2. 1. 1953 Miami (Ohio)Miami Stanford 0 Tennessee 20. Mexico NewSt. 19. Yale 18. Texas 17. Florida 16. Purdue 15. Auburn 14. MichiganState 13. Baylor 12. Duke 11. Alabama Kansas 10. State Ohio 9. Arkansas 8. Navy 7. Wisconsin 6. Missouri 5. Mississippi 4. Iowa 3. Minnesota 2. 1. 1960 Missouri 20. Auburn 19. Wyoming 18. MichiganState 17. Northwestern 16. Oklahoma 15. Pittsburgh 14. Alabama 13. Cal Southern 12. Illinois 11. PennState Arkansas 10. TCU 9. Washington 8. Wisconsin 7. Georgia 6. Texas 5. LSU 4. Mississippi 3. Syracuse 2. 1. 1959 State NC 20. UCLA 19. Clemson 18. Oregon 17. Tennessee 16. Wisconsin 15. Duke 14. Army 13. State Arizona 12. Texas 11. TexasA&M 10. Mississippi 9.Notre Rice 8. Navy 7. Iowa 6. Oklahoma 5. MichiganState 4. Auburn 3. State Ohio 2. 1. Dame1957 0 Mississippi 20. Missouri 19. Tulsa 18. Mexico New 17. Illinois 16. Utah 15. PennState 14. Princeton 13. Syracuse 12. FloridaState 11. Cal Southern State Ohio 10. OregonState 9. LSU 8. Nebraska 7. Texas 6. Michigan 5. NotreDame 4. Arkansas 3. Alabama 2. 1. 1964 Baylor 20. Carolina North 19. Missouri 18. Cal Southern 17. PennState 16. Washington 15. MemphisState 14. State Arizona 13. Syracuse 12. MississippiSt. 11. MichiganState Alabama 10. Oklahoma 9. Mississippi 8. Auburn 7. Nebraska 6. Illinois 5. Pittsburgh 4. Navy 3. Texas 2. 1. 1963 PennState 20. (Fla.) Miami 19. Wisconsin 18. Wyoming 17. Syracuse 16. Kansas 15. Duke 14. GeorgiaTech 13. Missouri 12. Purdue 11. State Utah MichiganState 10. Arkansas 9. Colorado 8. Minnesota 7. Mississippi 6. Texas 5. LSU 4. State Ohio 3. Alabama 2. 1. 1961 MichiganState 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 9 Tulsa 19. MichiganState 18. MississippiSt. 17. TexasA&M 15. Baylor 14. Maryland 13. Florida 12. Houston 11. (Ohio) Miami State NC 10. Nebraska 9. PennState 8. Auburn 7. Michigan 6. NotreDame 5. State Ohio 4. Alabama 3. Cal Southern 2. 1. 1974 VirginiaTech 20. State Oregon 19. Cal Southern 18. Houston 17. Syracuse 16. Wyoming 15. Tennessee 14. Arkansas 13. Mississippi 12. Florida 11. (Fla.) Miami SMU 10. GeorgiaTech 9. Nebraska 8. Purdue 7. UCLA 6. Georgia 5. Alabama 4. MichiganState 3. NotreDame 2. 1. 1966 Colorado 20. Syracuse 19. Kentucky 18. Mississippi 17. Tulsa 16. Georgia 15. LSU 14. Purdue 13. Florida 12. State Ohio 11. TexasTech Cal Southern 10. NotreDame 9. Tennessee 8. Missouri 7. UCLA 6. Alabama 5. Nebraska 4. Arkansas 3. MichiganState 2. 1. 1965 Southern Cal Southern Tennessee SPARTAN HISTORY 207 /ESPN Poll four Final Final Polls .:. USA Today /CNN. USA Today 10.13. times14. Two 16. One time17. One time 1956, 1963 18. One time20. One time 1960 From 1950-95, 1990 One timeMSU appeared in the final United Press International Poll 18 10 finishes. including times, 12 One Top time 1989 1959 1974 1989 Rank7. Year(s) 8.15. One time17. One timeSince 1982, One time Michigan State has appeared in the final One time 1999 1987 1990 1989 Rank1. Year(s) 2.3. One time7. times Four 8. times Two 9. One time 1952 1951, 1955, 1965, 1966 12. Three times14. 1953, 1957 One time15. times Two 1999 1950, 1961, 1987 16. One time19. One time 1956 1974, 1978 timesMichigan Two State has appeared in 10 including 12 finishes. The Top AP 1948 One time has rankings published national since 1936 the final Associated and Press it began the producing final poll after bowl games in 1968. Poll 1960 19 1989, 1990 times, 1949 Rank1. Year(s) 2.3. times Two 8. Three times9. times Two 1952, 1965 One time 1951, 1955, 1966 times Two 1953, 1957 1987 1950, 1961 times, times, including two Top 10 by published finishes. From 1982-96, the coaches’ poll was Final Final Rankings Summary Year1948194919501951 AP19521953 141955 191956 81957 21959 1 UPI1960 3 --1961 2 --1963 91964 3 91965 -- 2 USA Today/ESPN 1966 15 11974 8 3 -- 1978 -- 2 -- 1987 -- 101989 2 3 -- 1990161415 17 2 -- 131999 12 -- 12 9 -- 10 8 -- 20 16 -- 1 -- -- 7 2 -- 18 ------8 -- 16-t ------17 8 7 .: USA Breakdown Poll Today/ESPN :. Breakdown AP Poll .. Breakdown UPI Poll 1.2. Colorado 3. Tech Georgia 4. Miami (Fla.) 5. State Florida 6. Washington 7. Dame Notre 8. Tennessee 9. Michigan 10. Clemson Texas 11. State Penn 12. Houston 13. Florida 14. Louisville 15. State Michigan 16. A&M Texas 17. Oklahoma 18. Iowa 19. Auburn 20. BYU 21. Mississippi 22. Southern Cal 23. Nebraska 24. Illinois 25. Virginia 1.2. State Florida 3. Nebraska 4. Tech Virginia 5. Wisconsin 6. Michigan 7. Kansas State 8. State Michigan 9. Alabama 10. Tennessee Marshall 11. State Penn 12. St. Mississippi 13. Southern Miss. 14. Florida 15. Miami (Fla.) 16. Georgia 17. Minnesota 18. Oregon 19. Arkansas 20. A&M Texas 21. Tech Georgia 22. Mississippi 23. Texas 24. Stanford 25. Illinois 1990 1999 1987 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. State Florida 4. Oklahoma 5. Syracuse 6. Nebraska 7. LSU 8. Auburn 9. State Michigan 10. A&M Texas UCLA 11. Clemson 12. Oklahoma State 13. Georgia 14. Tennessee 15. Iowa 16. Dame Notre 17. Southern Cal 18. South Carolina 19. Michigan 20. Texas 21. Pittsburgh 22. Indiana 23. State Penn 24. Ohio State 25. Alabama 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. Dame Notre 4. State Florida 5. Colorado 6. Tennessee 7. Auburn 8. Southern Cal 9. Michigan 10. Alabama Illinois 11. Nebraska 12. Clemson 13. Arkansas 14. Houston 15. State Penn 16. Virginia 17. State Michigan 18. Tech Texas 19. Pittsburgh 20. A&M Texas 21. Virginia West 22. BYU 23. Syracuse 24. Ohio State 25. Washington (USA Today/CNN from 1982-96) from (USA Today/CNN 1989 USA Today/ESPN Iowa State Michigan Nebraska 17. Southern Cal 18. Michigan 19. Texas 20. Indiana 1989 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. State Florida 4. Dame Notre 5. Colorado 6. Tennessee 7. Auburn 8. Alabama 9. Michigan 10. Southern Cal Illinois 11. Clemson 12. Nebraska 13. Arkansas 14. State Penn 15. Virginia 16. Tech Texas 18. BYU 19. Pittsburgh 20. Washington 1990 1.2. Tech Georgia 3. Colorado 4. Miami (Fla.) 5. State Florida 6. Washington 7. Dame Notre 8. Tennessee 9. Michigan 10. Clemson State Penn 11. Texas 12. Louisville 13. A&M Texas 14. State Michigan 15. Virginia 16. Iowa 17. BYU 19. Auburn 20. San Jose State 21. Syracuse 22. Southern Cal 23. Mississippi 24. Illinois 25. Tech Virginia 1987 1.2. Miami (Fla.) 3. State Florida 4. Oklahoma 5. Syracuse 6. LSU 7. Nebraska 8. Auburn 9. State Michigan 10. A&M Texas Clemson 11. UCLA 12. Oklahoma State 13. Tennessee 14. Georgia 15. South Carolina msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. Spartan Football 2002 ... TV Games TV ...

208 SPARTAN HISTORY Spartans made one non-network TV appearance prior to 1950. In 1947, Detroit’s WWJ-TV televised the MSU-MichiganA televisedfromthe gameDetroit’sAnn InWWJ-TV non-network 1947, appearanceone 1950. prior made toTV Spartans a WKAR-TV by Minnesota at 1992 Meadowlandsand the in Rutgers vs. 1990 market:local the televisedlivegames in three had have national 89 including 1950, since televised games football 185 had has StateMichigan season. per appearances TV 10 of average fro in playedhave Spartans the forregionalchoicepopular 1995, nationaltelevisionand broadcasts.a Since Michigan isState 90Ilni 0 S 7CapinACR N R N N ABC National R R N-TD R ABC ABC Champaign Minneapolis ABC Lansing East Lansing East R 12 Minnesota 30, MSU ABC Lansing East N 17 IllinoisMSU 20, ABC 1980 ABC ABC 17 Minnesota 31, MSU N 1980 7 MichiganMSU 21, Lansing East 1979 R Lansing East 1979 R Lansing East 6 MichiganMSU 16, R Syracuse ABC Carolina15 St.N. 37, MSU 1975 ABC 0 MSU State21, Ohio 1975 State13 Ohio 16, MSU ABC 1975 Lansing East 1974 ABC Lansing East Syracuse8 14, MSU R N ABC ABC Lansing East 1973 State12 Ohio 19, MSU Bend South 0 MSU Notre16, Dame N 1972 Lansing East 1972 R IowaCity N 13 MichiganMSU 24, R R 2 MSU Notre14, Dame ABC 1971 ABC 1971 Purdue14 24, MSU R ABC Lansing East Lansing East 1970 18 MSU Iowa19, ABC ABC ABC 1969 ABC N Notre17 Dame21, MSU Bend South Syracuse10 14, MSU 1968 Lansing East R 1968 NotreDame NBC Pasadena 12 MSU Notre24, Dame IowaCity R N 1967 Notre10 Dame10, MSU ABC Purdue20 41, MSU N Champaign 1966 1966 ABC 12 MSU 14, UCLA R National Bend South Iowa35, 0 MSU 1966 N CBS 1965 R Lansing East 0 IllinoisMSU 16, Lansing East R 7 MSU Notre34, ABC Dame Regional 1964 Lansing East N 1964 Notre7 Dame12, MSU N Minneapolis 1963 ABC Arbor Ann 9 MSU Purdue17, N Regional NBC Michigan28, 0 MSU 1962 1962 Lansing East N NBC 0 MSU 13, Pittsburgh Minnesota R Michigan28, 0 MSU 1961 IowaCity NBC R 1961 Lansing East NBC 10 MSU State21, N Ohio N Pittsburgh7 7, MSU 1960 Lansing East N 1960 ABC Notre0 Dame19, MSU NBC 8 MSU Iowa37, Berkeley 1959 ABC N 1959 7 ABC MSU Wisconsin9, Minneapolis Pasadena ABC 1958 N NBC California19, 0 MSU Bend South 1957 Lansing East IowaCity 13 MSU 14, Minnesota N Notre14 Dame47, MSU NBC 1956 Pasadena 14 UCLA 17, MSU 1956 Audience Notre7 Dame21, MSU 1956 NBC R Lansing East 1955 10 MSU Iowa14, NBC Lansing 1954 East Location 20 UCLA 28, MSU Michigan14, 6 MSU Regional 1954 Lansing East 1953 Texas48, MSU 6 A&M Bend South 1952 Notre0 Dame35, MSU 1951 Notre33 Dame36, MSU 1950 Game Year 95GogaTc 7 S 4Briga TSN SN R R R N N WTBS WTBS CBS R Ten Big CBS R WestLafayette Birmingham Lansing East USA IowaCity ESPN Lansing East R View Sports GeorgiaTech14 MSU 17, R WTBS 26 Minnesota 31, MSU R R 1985 Purdue28, 24 MSU Bend South Pontiac1985 R R View Sports 0 MichiganMSU 31, Lansing 1985 East View Sports IowaCity R 31 MSU Iowa35, 1985 View View Sports Sports 10 MSU Notre27, Dame 1985 State3 Arizona 12, MSU 1985 Minneapolis Arbor Ann 1985 Lansing East 6 MSU 10, Army Champaign ABC CBS Iowa17, 16 MSU 1984 13 Minnesota 20, MSU ABC 1984 WestLafayette Michigan19, 7 MSU 1984 Lansing East 10 MSU Purdue13, 1984 7 IllinoisMSU 40, 1984 Champaign 1984 Purdue29, 29 MSU 10 IllinoisMSU 20, 1983 1983 16 IllinoisMSU 23, 1982 92 S 6 icni 0Es asn B R R R N R R ABC N ABC ABC N N Lansing East Lansing East East BigArbor Ann N ABC SN ABC N Wisconsin10 26, MSU ABC Hill Chestnut 17 MSU State27, Ohio Lansing East N N 1992 NBC 10 MichiganMSU 35, N 1992 CBS 0 MSU Boston14, College Columbus Lansing East 1992 ESPN 31 MSU Notre52, Dame ABC N 1992 N Bend South 1992 ABC R 17 MSU State27, Ohio Lansing East ESPN 28 MichiganMSU 45, ABC 1991 Paso El Champaign R 10 MSU Notre49, Dame ABC 1991 N 1991 Arbor Ann ESPN 16 Cal Southern 17, MSU N ESPN R Indiana45, 20 MSU Syracuse Lansing East 1990 ABC 13 IllinoisMSU 15, 1990 R Bloomington R Michigan28, 27 MSU 1990 Lansing East 19 ABC MSU Notre20, Dame 1990 Lansing East CBS Syracuse23 23, MSU 1990 ESPN Hawaii13 33, MSU N R 1990 N Lansing East Indiana ABC 51, 20 MSU 1989 Ten Big Network 10 IllinoisMSU 14, Bend South 1989 N SN Jacksonville ABC 7 MichiganMSU 10, ABC R 1989 Bloomington 20 MSU 26, (Fla) Miami 1989 13 MSU Notre21, Dame 1989 SN Arbor Lansing Lansing Ann East East ESPN 1989 ABC 27 MSU Georgia34, N Indiana38, 12 MSU R ABC 1989 NBC State10 Ohio 20, MSU Tallahassee ABC 1988 N Lansing East Ten Big Network 3 MichiganMSU 17, 1988 R R Iowa10 10, MSU ABC Lansing East 1988 R 7 MSU FloridaState30, 1988 Pasadena 3 MSU Notre20, Dame Columbus 1988 ESPN IowaCity Lansing East R 1988 17 Cal Southern 20, MSU N R ABC Ten Big Network Indiana27, 3 MSU WTBS 1988 Bend South CBS State7 Ohio 13, MSU 1987 CBS Michigan17, 11 MSU 1987 Lansing East Lansing East Iowa19, 14 MSU 1987 8 MSU Notre31, Dame 1987 Madison Arbor WTBS Lansing Ann East 13 Cal Southern 27, MSU CBS 1987 1987 14 IndianaMSU 17, Wisconsin13 23, MSU Lansing East 1986 6 MichiganMSU 27, 1986 Tempe 21 MSU Iowa24, 1986 Notre15 Dame20, MSU 1986 17 MSU State20, Arizona 1986 1986 91Mcia 8 S 0Es asn SNN ESPN Lansing East 20 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In addition, the Spartans addition,the In telecasts. nd 1994 at Kansas by WLAJ-TV.by The Kansas at 1994 nd rbor, a “TV first” for the state.for the first” rbor, “TV a 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 209 TV Games .:: No. W-L Home Away Neutral Pct. *Win later forfeited. SN: Split • National R: • Regional N: • National Delayed TD: Tape Year Game Location Audience TV Breakdown No. Games: 185 (Home: 54-36-1; 26-47-6; Away: Neutral: 7-9-0) RegionalNational 96 89TOTAL 45-47-4 185 42-45-2 29-17-1 87-92-6 25-19-0 16-30-3 54-36-1 10-17-2 0-0-0 26-47-5 7-9-0 7-9-0 .490 .483 .486 19981998 MSU 3138, Indiana 1998 Minnesota 19, MSU 181998 MSU 29, 5Northwestern 1998 MSU 28, Ohio 24State 1998 25, Purdue MSU 24 Minneapolis East Lansing East Lansing 51, State MSU Penn 28 Columbus ESPN ESPN Plus espn2 College State East Lansing ABC ABC R ESPN Plus N N R R R 20012001 MSU 17, Dame 10Notre 2001 27, Northwestern MSU 262001 MSU 2831, Iowa 2001 South Bend MSU 42, 28Wisconsin Evanston2001 MSU 2426, Michigan 2001 24, MSU Purdue 142001 42, State MSU Penn 37 NBC Madison2001 MSU 55, 7Missouri ABC East Lansing East Lansing MSU 44, 35State Fresno East Lansing Lafayette West ESPN2 San Jose ABC ESPN Plus ESPN2 East Lansing ESPN N R ESPN2 Sports Net Fox R N N N R N N 19991999 MSU 27, 20Oregon 1999 MSU 23, Dame 13Notre 1999 MSU 349, Iowa 1999 MSU 3134, Michigan 1999 South Bend 52, MSU Purdue 28 East Lansing1999 40, Wisconsin MSU 101999 MSU 23, Ohio 7State 2000 East Lansing MSU 2835, State Penn NBC ESPN East Lansing MSU 37, Florida 34 Madison Lafayette West 20002000 East Lansing ABC MSU 34, Marshall East 24Lansing ABC ESPN 2000Plus MSU 13, 10Missouri 2000 MSU 27, Dame 21Notre Orlando ESPN2000 espn2 37, Northwestern ABCMSU N 17 N 2000 21, Iowa MSU 16 East Lansing R 2000 East Lansing Columbia17, Wisconsin MSU 10 East Lansing2000 R 14, MSU Michigan 0 R 2000 MSU ESPN1014, Illinois ABC2000 ABC Ohio ESPN 27, State PlusMSU 13 N N East Lansing2000 MSU 30, 10Purdue Sports Net Fox R City Iowa 42, State MSU Penn 23 Ann Arbor N Columbus ESPN Plus East Lansing R N College State N ESPN Plus East Lansing R ABC ESPN R ESPN ESPN Plus ABC R R N R N R OVERALL OVERALL OVERALL Regional BroadcastsRegional Broadcasts National *Missing networks for four games. four for *Missing networks Record By Network Site By Network Record NETWORKABCESPNNBCCBSESPN2ESPN PLUS SPORTSCREATIVE GSPORTS VIEWWTBS BIG TEN NETWORK HPASS/PRIME 80 26 FOX SPORTS NET 6SPORTS CHANNEL 16 8 18-7-1 BIG EAST NETWORK — 9— 10 A 5 MIDWEST SPORTS CHANNEL 4 2-1-0 6-15-2 —USA 1-3-0 1 1-2-0 — 1-2-0 0-1-0 2 — — 0-1-0 4 2 N 1 5 1-3-0 0-1-1 0-3-0 1-0-0 — 3-1-0 2-1-0 24-22-3 — 2-1-0 2-0-0 — — — — — — 2-0-0 REG. — — — 3-3-0 1-0-0 — 7-11-0 1-1-0 — 2-6-0 — 1-3-1 — 0-3-0 0-1-0 3-2-0 — 2-2-0 2-5-1 — 1 — H — — — — 3-2-0 1-0-0 — 3-1-0 1-0-0 4-1-0 — 3-1-0 12-18-1 — — 9-5-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 A — — 0-2-0 4-2-0 — 1-6-1 1-3-0 — — 36-40-4 — — 1-1-0 — 2-0-0 — — — 0-4-0 N — — 2-3-0 10-3-0 — — 10-15-1 — — — .474 — — — — 5-4-0 NATL. — — — 10-6-0 — 3-6-1 10-15-1 — 1-0-0 — — — 0-1-0 — 5-4-0 — REC. 1-0-0 0-1-0 3-3-0 — .600 — .420 2-0-0 .350 2-6-0 — — — 3-2-0 2-2-0 .500 3-2-0 PCT. .500 2-0-0 — 1-0-0 3-1-0 .143 .600 2-0-0 .500 0-1-0 .600 0-1-0 1.000 1.000 .750 0-1-0 1.000 .000 0-1-0 .000 19971997 MSU 42, Mich. 10Western 1997 MSU 51, 21Memphis 1997 East MSU Lansing 23, Dame 7Notre 1997 MSU 31, Minnesota 101997 MSU 638, Indiana 1997 East Sports LansingChannel 19, Northwestern MSU 17 South Bend1997 23, MSU Michigan 7 East Lansing1997 Ohio 37, State MSU Evanston13 R 1997 PASS 22, MSU Purdue 211997 NBC Bloomington MSU 1449, State Penn SC Midwest 1998 51, Washington MSU 23 East East LansingLansing1998 23, State Colorado MSU 16 ABC espn21998 48, Oregon MSU 14 East Lansing R-TD Lafayette West 1998 East R Lansing Honolulu MSU 45, Dame 23Notre ABC ESPN 29, MSU Michigan 17 espn2 N ABC espn2 East Lansing Eugene N ABC R Ann Arbor ABC N R N N N ABC ABC N N R N 19961996 MSU 1452, Purdue 1996 55, Nebraska MSU 141996 30, MSU Louisville 201996 MSU 47, Eastern Mich. 01996 37, Iowa MSU 30 East Lansing1996 Lincoln MSU 1442, Illinois East Lansing1996 East Lansing MSU 30, 13Wisconsin 1996 MSU 1538, Indiana ESPN1996 32, State MSU Penn 29 PASS Sports Channel 38, MSU 0 Stanford City Iowa East East LansingLansing ABC R College State East Lansing Sports Creative espn2 R-TD El N Paso Sports Creative ABC PASS R R R N CBS R-TD R N 19951995 50, Nebraska MSU 101995 MSU 730, Louisville 1995 MSU 3535, Purdue 1995 MSU 25, College 21 Boston 1995 East Lansing 21, Iowa MSU 7 East Lansing1995 Louisville MSU 2127, Illinois 1995 45, Wisconsin MSU 14 Lafayette West 1995 ABC MSU 25 28, Michigan ABC1995 24, State MSU Penn 20 ABC PASS/Prime 45, State MSU Louisiana 26 Champaign Madison East Lansing Shreveport East Lansing East Lansing R Sports Creative R Sports Creative Sports Creative R Sports ESPN Creative ESPN R R R R R N N 19931993 MSU 31, Kansas 141993 Dame 36, Notre MSU 141993 MSU 717, Michigan 1993 Ohio 28, State MSU 211993 South Bend MSU 24, 10Iowa 1993 East Lansing 38, State MSU Penn 371993 41, Wisconsin MSU 20 Columbus East Lansing 18, MSU Louisville 7 NBC ABC1994 East Lansing1994 ABC Dame 21, Notre MSU 20 East Lansing Japan Tokyo, 1994 MSU 29, 10*Wisconsin ABC1994 Memphis 40, MSU Michigan ABC20 1994 East Lansing Ohio 23, State MSU 7 ESPN ESPN 59, State East MSU Penn Lansing31 N R Ann Arbor ABC R ESPN East Lansing ESPN College State R SN N N ESPN ABC ESPN SN N N N N R Year Game Location Audience msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. 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210 SPARTAN HISTORY :: Michigan State Coaching Staff Since 1947 MichiganSince StaffStateCoaching :: LedgerAll-TimeCoaching .: OAS19-02(0)9658344 .598 .585 568-374-44 .542 34-24-1 986 .591 13-11-0 .503 .568 .437 .303 .400 19-13-1 59 .609 .500 (105) .857 .389 24 .712 .451 .658 68-67-4 24-18-2 .000 .571 .642 3-4-1 10-23-0 .609 109-69-5 .375 33 4-6-0 1896-2002 54-9-2 18-22-1 6-10-2 70-34-10 4-4-1 22-8-3 .853 (5) 139 (2) .814 44 0-9-0 4-3-0 4-2-1 8 33 .441 8-5-1 .318 183 114 10 1-2-1 65 41 18 33 (3) 29-5-0 9 54-10-6 (12) 1995-99 Pct. 9 (4) 2000- 7 7 7-9-1 14 (1) (3) 3-7-1 (19) 4 (13) 34 1973-1975 (1) (7) (5) (2) 70 (4) (1) 1983-1994 MUNN BIGGIE W-L-T 1976-1979 (1) 1973) (Kent (Purdue1982) 17 (1) 1980-1982 (1) 11 (2) 1954-1972 (MichiganState1960) 1928 1947-1953 1923-1927 (1) 1933-46 TOTALS 1929-1932 (5) 1921-22 (FresnoState1957) (8) 1955) (Alma 1920 (MichiganState1950) YearsG BobbyWilliams 1919 NickSaban GeorgePerlesJ. (2) 1897-1898 1917 (Syracuse1940) FrankWaters“Muddy” (2) 1918 1916 D.Rogers (Notre1917) Darryl Dame (Michigan1925) (Notre1925) Dame 1932) (Minnesota StolzE. 1911-1915 Dennis (-W&J) 1903-1910 Daugherty Duffy Hugh 1896 (PennState) “Biggie” Period W.Charles Bachman 1901-1902 JamesH.Crowley (Wisconsin) (Illinois) 1899-1900 KipkeG. Harry (MichiganState) H.YoungRalph (Wisconsin) (Pennsylvania) BarronM. Albert (Pennsylvania) George“Potsy” Clark Brewer L. Chester (Wisconsin) Gauthier GeorgeE. Sem.) (WestTheo. Mater) (Alma Brewer L. Chester Sem.) (WestTheo. FrankSommers F. Brewer L. Chester Denman GeorgeE. BemiesO. Charles KeepHenry establishedNocoach Coach oetDvny1953 1952-53 1952-53 1950-53 RobertDevaney King Dewey 1950-51 1950-58 Mason Donald Devine Dan 1949 1950-51 HaroldVogler 1949-53 SteveSebo LowellDawson 1947-53 1947-49 Edwards Earle 1947-48 RobertFlora AltonKircher Kobs John 1947-53 KipTaylor 1947-49 Daugherty Duffy ForestEvashevski ASSISTANTS 1947-1953 Coach,Head HUGH DUFFY DAUGHERTYDUFFY HUGH ebPtra1972 1972 1967-70 1965-70 Paterra Herb Raye Jimmy 1969-70 WoodyWidenhofer 1962-64 Smith Dave 1959-68 1965-72 Dorow Al 1960-68 Rutherford Edwin McVay John 1959-69 Carillot Vince 1971-72 1959-66 Stoll Cal 1971-72 Bullough Henry Boisture Dan 1969-72 Youngs Ed 1968 1969-70 Stolz Denny Lewis Sherman 1969-72 GeorgePaterno 1967-71 Carruthers Joseph Coleman Don GeorgePerles Carl “Buck” Nystrom“Buck” Carl odnSr 1957-72 1957-58 1955-59 1956-57 Polonchek John GordonSerr Weaver Doug 1954 1654-64 Agase Lou 1954-58 1954-61 Grandelius Everett 1954 WilliamYeoman Smith Burt 1954-56 1954-55 Devine Dan RobertDevaney Mason Donald Kobs John ASSISTANTS 1954-1972 Coach,Head 1958, ’71 1958, DARRYLROGERS STOLZ DENNY atHri 1978-79 1973-79 1977-79 Harris Walt 1977-79 Forte Mo 1976 1976-79 GeorgeDyer RobertBaker 1976-77 1976-79 Lewis Sherman 1976-77 LeonBurtnett 1976 1976-79 RobertPadilla C.T.Hewgley Greene Ray RonChismar Braden Marv ASSISTANTS 1970-79 Coach,Head 1974-75 1973-75 RonaldChismar 1973-75 1973-75 HowardWeyers MacDonald Andy 1973-75 1973-75 1973-75 WilliamDavis 1973-75 Underwood Daniel Butler Charles 1973-75 Raye Jimmy 1973 Youngs Ed Lewis Sherman Rutherford Edwin ASSISTANTS 1973-1975 Coach,Head GEORGE FRANK “MUDDY” WATERS“MUDDY” FRANK i adl 1991-94 1990-94 1983-87 KipWaddell 1983-94 PatShurmur 1983-91 NickSaban Rademacher Bill 1987-94 NormParker 1983-85 1983-90 PatMorris 1994 1988-94 TedGuthard 1983-89 SteveFurness Folino Anthony 1983-89 Bullough Hank Bielat 1983-92 Larry SteveBeckholt CharlieBaggett ASSISTANTS 1983-1994 Coach,Head 1982 Steve 1980-82 Schottel TyroneWillingham dZubehr1991-93 1990-94 Zaunbrecher Ed BobbyWilliams MorrisWatts PeeteWillie“Skip” Nystrom“Buck” Carl SchottenheimerKurt o edy1980-81 1980-82 1980-82 1980-82 Pendry Joe Means Matt 1980-82 1980-82 Lewis Sherman TedGuthard Driscoll Dave Comar Dick ASSISTANTS 1980-1982 Coach,Head 1986-90; 92-94 1986-90; 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 1993-94 1983-86 1980-82 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 BOBBY WILLIAMS BOBBY SABAN NICK a usr 2001 2001- 2002- 2000- 2000- Crossman Danny TroyDouglas 1999- Sunseri Sal Stoutland Jeff 1999- 1999- 1999- PatPerles 1999- Treadwell Don ReggieMitchell MorrisWatts 1999 1999-2000 Miller Bill Lawing Brad 1999-2000 1999 Sheridan Bill Dantonio Mark BobCasullo PatRuel Golden ASSISTANTS 2000- Coach,Head 1999 1999 1999 1999 1998 MorrisWatts 1998 Miller Bill Lawing Brad BobCasullo 1998-99 Cummings Mike 1998-99 Cosh Chris 1995 1995-97 1995-99 PatRuel Golden Sheridan Bill BobbyWilliams 1996-98 PatShurmur 1995-97 1995-99 Pires Glenn Todd 1995-97 Grantham 1995-98 Dantonio Mark 1995-97 Colby Greg Tranquill Gary Pees 1995-98 Dean Bollman Jim CharlieBaggett ASSISTANTS 1995-1999 Coach,Head SPARTAN HISTORY 211 Don Don Mason, All-America guard in 1949 and George Guerre, Biggie’s first great running Don Coleman, All-America guard in 1951 There is uniformity in these appraisals later a Spartan assistant coach under Munn: “I Munn: under coach assistant Spartan a later think the thing which above all others made Biggie a super coach was his complete year- in of the the progress foot- absorption round ball team and his belief that the each team individual on it and could reach a potential to important as was Football realized. yet not him in June as it was in October.” back at MSU: “I think his greatest asset was play- his of out 100 percent get to ability his this, with Along motivator. great a was He ers. he was able to analyze the special talents of play- his ‘for’ system a develop and players his ers instead of trying to make his players fit into a system for which they had no talent. Thus, the came offense into multiple being.” and generally considered the finest lineman in MSU history: “He had to moti- the ability demonstrat- He coaches. and players his vate ed a in and people faith concern genuine for general. He brought out the member best of the in team and taught each us to draw inner success. our to strengths achieve upon On every play, whether in practice or in game a — also in others a from life 100-percent expected effort.” — Biggie gave and which seem to zero in talent. on one supreme It is that Munn was a master of communica- tion. In modern idiom, he made it abundantly clear to players, assistant coaches, coming he was where profes- “exactly athletes, sional from.” That seems to be the dominant hall- mark of this extraordinary man. Biggie Munn : Biggie 1910–1975 :.. As to physical size of athletes, Biggie rele- Following that dictum, Biggie’s greatest The biggest man in the starting offensive Munn’s multiple offense was the marvel of But all the foregoing is, too many people Who would understand this better than his “Biggie’s end: All-America 1953 Dohoney, Don Admission to the Big Ten, primarily an athlet- to the Admission Big Ten, ic with association emphasis on was football, a key event in this metamorphosis. “Sacrifice said: he when priority low to it gated everything for speed and quickness. They are the keys to success in modern football.” players included a pair of 190-pound guards, Don Mason and Ed Bagdon, whom in play to ever guards of pair finest the called Then Stadium. Michigan there was an incredi- ble 180-pound tackle named now Don in the Hall of the Coleman, Fame, light brigade backfield of (175), (163), Evan Slonac Billy (170) and Wells (175), and named Kush. Frank a 185-pound guard lineup for the 1952 national team was center Jim Neal at 215. championship its day. Its complexity and versatility pro- duced such commentaries Ore., Portland, as editor who wrote after seeing that col- a of how see don’t “I action: in team Munn a a lege team can be taught so Even the pros don’t do it.” much offense. who knew Munn well, relatively superficial. The heart of his greatness, they will lies argue, in the personality and character of the man himself. sev- assess-ments from are here and athletes, eral of his stars: greatest asset was his to ability organize. The men he hired all knew their jobs and what was expected of them. Biggie was able to impart the ‘winning philosophy,’ and we never forgot it. was a Biggie man comparison.” beyond Biggie Munn Biggie • 54-9-2, Career Record: 1947-53 • 28-Game Winning 1950-53 Streak, 1952 • Coach of the Year, • 1959 Hall of College Football Fame, Biggie Munn Biggie was inducted into the College His MSU record of 54 wins, 9 losses and 2 Thousands of words have been written in peri- growth greatest the with coincided It msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Football Football Hall of Fame in 1959, just six years become to football of out moved had he after athletics director at Michigan quick was recognition an eloquent tribute State. to This the impact Biggie had made on the national collegiate scene during seven meteoric years at the Spartan helm 1947-53. from ties is remarkable. Included in the reign were two national championships, a 28-game win- ning streak, and a Big co-championship Ten in the only year under Munn that the team com- peted in the conference, the 1954 Rose Bowl bid and first-team subsequent achieved players Munn’s of Eighteen victory over All-America status one from or more organiza- UCLA. tions. Biggie himself was named Coach of the title national the won team 1952 his after Year to the according wire services. newspapers, magazines and books about this Munn era glamorous at MSU. od in the history of the school played and a clearly salient role in from its transformation a medium-sized, relatively guished land-grant college undistin- to a huge univer- sity with impressive national prestige. Spartan Football :. Spartan Football 2002 :.: : 1915–1987 : Daugherty Duffy :.:

212 SPARTAN HISTORY oc o te er wc b te Football the by all-star 11 twicein coached He America. of Writers Year the of Coach nationwholechuckling. the his for known spontaneous“Duffyisms,”had witticisms that became he philosophy, this and coaches, as well as fans. As an exemplar of players for fun football make to sought and gamethe peoplewith associatedthe of many lap.hispositions into coachingtossed head big other countless were way,there the by opening thedoor for AraParseghian. Along State,there- at stay toelected but therejob coaching head the at shot first had he that Irish.the Notrehim of much so thought Dame with 10-7-1 and Wolverines the with 10-7-2 Michigan and Notre Dame, and Duffycame out All- first-team major 33 developed He • to championshipsnational four brought He• chorethanklessseemingly the over took He• He• devoted eight years, one at Syracuse and WarWorld in service military into went He• college playing neck broken a suffered He• HeworkedPennsylvania• fromway his a coal these: arefacts 2000. in could extravagant alumni bull session tales it possibly Duffy, most the For as eloquently record.and loudly as the speaks to back go to is career.his and man the about hyperbole sentimental the from truth head as the out 1972 sorting trouble had have fans in coach, departure his since Ever biggerlife.them thanmake tually even- memory tricky timeand of passage but Americans and 51 first-team All-Big Ten players. balloting.ice finished inthenational Top 10inwire serv- teams his times Seven times. four second placed andTen titlesBig outright two won He ‘66). and ‘65 ‘57, (1955, State Michigan zones. end new into it ried car- but ball onlydidn’tfumblenotthe and coach, head State’s as Munn succeeding of Toughies.”“Duffy’s as known became that lines some coached he to headcoach Biggie Munn, despite thefact seven at MSU, as a lightly regarded assistant major.a out cameprivate and a as II senior.a as teamhistain cap- to back came Syracuse,but footballat happilyMichiganwhich wasState. school, his for ambassador relations a public and personality beloved a wit, a coach, a as fame national of pinnacle the to mine e a te is mn vr o e named be to ever man first the was He He battled the serious business attitude of Must games for State always are those with shining and diamond-hard the of Some In such circumstances, the course of reason So itsurely hasbeenwithDuffyDaugherty. fact, solid in rooted are usually Legends practice. It doesn’t start until I get there.” get untilI practice.start doesn’tIt is to late never I’m place one “The excuse:this sports writers for being late to a luncheon with sport.”contact a of idea good a is Dancing sport.collision a “It’s slow.”we’re but “We’reyear:one small, ing Scholar,excepttoo,grades.”for my Rhodes a been have could I “that remarks, some foron called when say,”Duffy saidto want just “I Scholar. 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A 25-year NFL coaching veteran, his resume includes stops at Detroit (1978-79), Atlanta (1980-82; 1987- 89), Rams (1983-84; 1991), Tampa Bay (1985-86), New England (1990), Kansas City (1992- (2001). to the Prior 2002 2000) sea- and Washington son, Raye moved on to the New Jets York where he serves as the senior Edwards. Herman offensive assistant under three-year and grad MSU 1953 A began Weaver his gridder, coac- in Spartans the with career hing 1956. Following stints as head (1960-66) State Kansas at coach and Southern Illinois (1974-75), and as athletic at director returned SIU Weaver and , to MSU in 1980 as director. athletics Bill Yeoman After eight years under Duffy Daugherty’s tutelage (1954-61), was Yeoman hired as head coach at the 25 for post the held he where Houston of University develop- the with credited was and (1962-86) years ment of the veer offense. Buck Nystrom Getting his collegiate coaching start with MSU in 1958, Buck’s resume includes onships while national with staffs champi- at North Dakota Oklahoma State, and Northern Michigan. coached Nystrom at also Colorado, and 1983-86. from Perles George rejoined MSU under Perles George then 1967-71, from Daugherty under coached Perles began an 11-year career Steelers before with returning to the MSU, where he Pittsburgh com- pleted a 12-year reign in 1994. John Polonchek John spent 15 years with staffs various after NFL serving coaching the 1957 with the and Spartans. 1958 seasons John John McVay was a member of 1962-64, the McVay Spartan From staff. His coaching travels took him through vari- ous NFL camps, including the job of vice dent/general presi- manager with the 49ers. San Francisco Frank Kush earned All-America honors years three lettered and 1952 in under Munn, during which the Spartans went 26-1. Kush went on to become head Arizona State (1958-79), and then headed the NFL’s coach at Colts. Baltimore Sherman Lewis A 1963 All-American at Lewis MSU, was a member Spartan of coaching the staff from 1969-82, serving as assistant head coach and defensive coor- during his last dinator jumped three seasons. Lewis to the NFL coaching ranks in nine-year stint with the San 49ers Francisco where 1983, beginning a he coached the running backs and wide receivers. He served as for eight years for the (1992-99) and held the same position for two seasons for the (2000-01). In 2002, Lewis begins his 20th season in the NFL as a special assistant (offense) with the Lions. Detroit Wayne Fontes, a two-sport Spartan in football and base- ball (1960-62), coached the 1965 team to freshman went He on to serve embark on his coaching career. as head coach of the NFL’s for eight seasons (1988-96). Everett “Sonny” Grandelius coached at MSU, back All-America running an Sonny, at his alma mater from 1954-58, then became the He head coach at youngest history. 29 in Colorado’s guided the Buffaloes to a 20-9 (1959-61), years and later coached in the with mark pros over three Philadelphia and Detroit. An MSU letterwinner in 1954, Fairbanks began his at Kush Frank Spartan former under career coaching Arizona State. Fairbanks later assisted Bill Yeoman at Houston, and ultimately landed head coaching stints with Oklahoma (1967-72), England the Patriots (1973-78), and NFL’s then back New to the college ranks at (1979-81). Colorado msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Forest Evashevski Forest 1947-49, and from Munn Biggie under served Forest later became head coach at (1952-60). Iowa Earle Munn from 1949-53, Biggie Assisting Edwards went on to become head coach at N.C. (1954-70). State Al Dorow served Dorow 1965-70, from member staff Spartan A as head coach Tigercats. of the Hamilton CFL’s MSU’s backfield coach in 1954, Devine moved on to a storied Devine coaching turned career. out successful programs Arizona at State and Missouri, won a divisional title with the Green Bay Packers, and then went to Notre Dame where his Fighting Irish the won in title national 1977. Dan Bob Devaney Bob An MSU assistant coach from spent one 1954-56, year as Devaney head coach at Wyoming before launching Nebraska’s program to national promi- nence from 1962-72. His ath- Nebraska’s became he later and titles, national teams won a pair director. letic of Vince Vince Carillot After working with MSU moved on to the head coaching job at in Tulsa 1969. from 1960-68, Carillot Hank An MSU assistant from 1959-69, Bullough joined the pro coaching ranks in 1970 with the Baltimore Colts. He was defensive coordi- nator with New England, Cinci- nnati, Buffalo and Green Bay, and spent time as the head coach at spending Buffalo. After the 1993 sea- son with as coordinator the defensive Lions, Detroit he returned to his alma mater for one season, 1994, in the same capacity. Danny Boisture A Spartan assistant from 1959-66, Boisture later enjoyed head coaching posts for Eastern Michigan (1967-73) and the ’s Detroit Wheels (1974). Who’s Who of collegiate football. Beginning with Biggie Munn (1947-53) and continuing with Duffy (1947-53) Munn Daugherty and continuing (1954-72), with Beginning a Biggie Who as Who’s Munn football. of collegiate from 1947-53, Michigan State began turning out quality coaches with amazing success. Among those who worked or Spartan coaching legends are: played for the t Lou Agase Agase 1955-59, from staff Daugherty’s of member A Argonauts. became head coach of the Toronto CFL’s Biggie and Duffy: Fathers Biggie The Founding In addition to the contemporaries with Spartan lineage, the names that have dotted MSU coaching staffs throughout history read Spartan Football :. Spartan Football 2002 .:: Spartans In The NFL InThe Spartans .::

214 SPARTAN HISTORY and two pass break-ups. tackles 19 produced and start, a 2001, including in the for ie in 14 games as a rook- appeared Hill Renaldo fifth the Broncos.Denver the by NFL 2002 the roundof in chosen was touchdowns, seven and yards 1,640 forreceptions career 115 had who Haygood, Herb HAYGOODBroncosDenver : HERB Arizona CardinalsArizona EAD HILL RENALDO in 2001. in Steelers Pittsburgh the for touchdowns six and receptions for 1,008yards 66 had Burress Plaxico 34 extra-pointtries.34 all and attempts field-goal 26-of-31 hitting 2001, in points 112 with scoring in NFC the in sixth finished Edinger Paul Chicago’s .: All-Time First-Round NFL Draft Picks Draft All-TimeFirst-Round NFL .: PittsburghSteelers Research Data Provided by ESPN.comResearchProvidedby Data .30 ...... MichiganState 11. .31 ...... Nebraska 9...... Alabama ...... 35 ...... 33 ...... 8...... Tennessee 7...... Michigan ...... 46 ...... 38 ...... 5...... (Fla.) Miami .56 ...... 4...... State Ohio .58 ...... 3. . Cal Southern 2. Notre Dame ...... 1. . . .59 PLAXICOBURRESS Oklahoma ...... 30 ...... Oklahoma Texas ...... 31 .38 ...... Florida PAUL EDINGER : Chicago BearsChicago : EDINGER PAUL in the first roundLorenzosince first the (HoustonWhitein 1988. in Oilers) runningSpartanselectedback first the became Draft, NFL 2002 T.J. Duckett, the No. 18 pick overall by the in the .Dallas the by status “FranchisePlayer”granted been has seasons, NFL four first his in starts 60 earned who Adams, Flozell CowboysDallas : ADAMS FLOZELL 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 T.J. DUCKETT : Atlanta FalconsAtlantaT.J. : DUCKETT round of the 2002 NFL Draft. NFL 2002 the roundof third the in Jets York New the by sele-cted was senior, a as News Football the from ond-teamhonors All-America sec- earned who Baker, Chris YorkNew Jets BAKER CHRIS SPARTAN HISTORY 215 ARIC Titans MORRIS : Tennessee Spartans In Spartans The In NFL ::. MUHSIN MUHAMMAD : Panthers Carolina Muhsin Muhammad ranks as receptions Carolina’s (368), all-time leader receiving in yards receiving games (15). (4,686) and 100-yard Aric Aric Morris ranked seventh on the 2001 tackles with 47, including sacks. two in CRAIG JARRETT The Seattle Seahawks selected Craig Jarrett, MSU’s fourth all-time leading punter with his career 42.9-yard aver- age, in the sixth round of the 2002 NFL Draft. RICHARD NEWSOME New Saints : Jim Miller threw for a career-high 2,299 yards and 13 touch- the downs for Chicago Bears in 2001. Richard Newsome, who Newsome, Richard appeared in 11 games as a rookie for New the Orleans Saints in 2001, registered seven tackles, caused a and recov- ered a fumble. ROB FREDRICKSON Arizona Cardinals start- Fredrickson Rob ed 15 games for the Arizona Cardinals in 2001 and third finished on the in tackles team with sacks. including four 72, New York LITTLE JOHN FLOWERS msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. Spartan Football 2002 DERRICK Titans MASON : Tennessee Derrick career Mason highs established 2001, In Tennessee’s for receptions (73), receiving yards (1,128) and touchdown catches (9). Little Little John Flowers, who career 1,545 for accounted a signed yards, all-purpose free-agent contract with in 2002. Jets York the New .:: Spartans In The NFL InThe Spartans .::

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San the by Draft NFL 2002 the of round fifth the in the selected was season, 2001 of games six first the through points uction prod- in the defense Spartan led who Shaw, Josh first NFL touchdown on a 26-yard fumble return vs. Chicago. 26-yardfumblereturnvs. a touchdown on NFL first in 2001,recorded 37tackles, including three sacks, and scored his Julian Peterson, who started 14 games for the FranciscoSan49ers : PETERSON JULIAN San FranciscoSan49ers OHSHAW JOSH Lions2002. in Detroit the with tract signed a free-agent con- Thornhill linebackerJosh Ten All-Big Two-time DetroitLions THORNHILL JOSH vs. Cincinnati but missed the final 14 games of the regular season with a knee injury.knee gamesregulara 14 ofthe seasonwith final Cincinnatimissed the vs. but opener season 2001 England’s New in tackledefensive at start a earned Sayler Jace PatriotsEnglandNew SAYLER : JACE :NLFirst-RoundPicks Draft NFL :: 02TJ ukt BAlnaFlos18 AtlantaFalcons 16 17 8 13 RB Francisco San49ers 22 PittsburghSteelers 22 2 29 LB 22 WR Raiders Angeles Los Washington 5 City Kansas Vikings Minnesota 28 T.J. Indianapolis Duckett 28 LB DT 2002 LB 3 JulianPeterson 3 DE 2000 Burress Plaxico WR Bay Green Houston 2000 York New Giants Underwood Dimitrius 26 1999 RobFredrickson Louis St. York New OT Giants 1994 RB 2 BobbyWilson FL 5 1991 PercySnow Dallas Cincinnati LB LB 1990 Rison Andre 8 1989 TonyMandarich DE 2 TE 1989 LorenzoWhite Dallas -- 8 1988 1 Ingram Mark 1987 Bell Anthony Buffalo Houston TE 1986 Banks Carl Minnesota 1984 Bethea Larry OG LB Boston(AFL) Minnesota 1978 4 Cobb Mike (AFL) Dallas 3 WR 12 1977 DuPree Joe Billy Baltimore DE RB 1973 DeLamielleure Joe 6 1973 GeorgeWebster G DT 1967 7 Washington Gene (AFL) Buffalo 2 1967 Smith “Bubba” Charles 7 Bay Green Bay Green 1967 ClintonJones 8 13 8 Philadelphia C 1967 Rush Jerry Pick DB 1965 Philadelphia C Rams Angeles Los Francisco San Budde Ed B 1963 QB B Behrman Dave E Detroit Pittsburgh 1963 Adderley Herb Detroit 1961 Kowalczyk Walt Team 1958 B Currie Dan B G 1958 Pos. Peaks Clarence 1957 Morrall Earl 1956 BobCarey 1952 Chandnois Lynn 1950 Pingel John 1939 Wagner Sid 1936 Player Year hldlha(F)4 11 (NFL) Philadelphia (NFL) Chicago 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 h Tnese ias n 01 n pro-duced seven tackles, including two sacks. and 2001 in Titans Tennessee the for games 11 in appeared Smith Robaire Tennessee: SMITH Titans ROBAIRE 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 217 GREG ROBINSON-RANDALL star- Greg Robinson-Randall ted all 16 regular-season games at right tackle New for England’s 2002 champions. (as of 06.14.02) Spartans In The Spartans In NFL .:. 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Spartans The In Pros GARI SCOTT Philadelphia Eagles Gari Scott, who appeared in three games for the Phila- delphia Eagles in 2001, had 26 catches two for yards. Seattle Seattle Seahawks Ryan Ryan Van Dyke, who 14 and threw yards career 2,111 for touchdowns, signed a free- agent contract with Seattle Seahawks in 2002. the IKE REESE : Philadelphia Eagles spe- in Eagles Philadelphia 2001 the on third finished Reese Ike points with 191, cial including team production 20 tackles and . forced two 1st Round 3rd 3rd Round 6th Round 5th Round Detroit Lions Detroit New York Jets New York New York Jets New York No. No. 18 overall Atlanta Atlanta Falcons Denver Denver Broncos Josh Shaw, Josh DT Shaw, Seattle Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seattle Seahawks Tony Grant, SN Tony Chris Baker, TE Chris Baker, Craig Jarrett, P Jarrett, Craig T.J. Duckett, RB T.J. 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218 SPARTAN HISTORY 17th round, (#126 overall) - Chicago HornetsChicago - overall) round,(#126 17th B GeorgeGuerre, HornetsChicago – overall) round,(#70 10th WarrenHuey,E Draft AAFC 1949 Philadelphia round- 6th WarrenHuey,E 1949 Detroitround- 30th BobMcCurry, C Bostonround- 21st Zito,T Jim Bayround,Green 16th E Balge,Ken 1948 Bears Chicago - round 19th Reader,Russ B Detroitround- 13th Vezmar,Walt G 1947 Bostonround- 4th JackBreslin,B 1946 Giants NY round- 22nd Mroz,E Vince Washingtonround- 8th E Brogger, Roger 1945 Giants NY - round 24th C Beyer, Howard Pittsburghround- 23rd PaulCarter, T Pittsburghround- 17th B Davis, Hugh 1944 Clevelandround- 15th Kieppe,DickB Detroitround- 10th JackFenton, B 1943 Detroitround- 13th TonyC Arena, 1942 Washingtonround- 15th StanMcRae,E 1941 Pittsburghround- 8th Nelson,E Ole DetroitLionsround- 1st B Pingel,John 1938 Bay Green - round 8th GordonG Dahlgren, 1937 Detroit- round 1st WagnerSid 1936 28th round - Green Bay Green round- 28th Slonac,EvanB Pittsburghround- 27th TomYewcic, QB Giants NY round- 21st RexB Corless, Washingtonround- 5th Wells,BillyB CardinalsChicago round- 5th Dohoney,Don E Detroitround- 2nd C Neal, Jim 1954 Clevelandround- 25th Ellis,B Jim Washingtonround- 14th Timmerman,B Ed Clevelandround- 4th Tamburo,Dick C Washingtonround- 3rd PaulDekker, E 1953 Bay Green round- 23rd FrankKapral,G Giants NY round- 21st Creamer,Jim C FranciscoSan round- 18th Carey,Bill E Bay Green round- 14th JackMorgan, T Pittsburghround- 12th McFadden,Marv T Washingtonround- 11th E Mazza, Orlando CardinalsChicago round- 8th G Coleman,Don Washingtonround- 3rd Dorow,Al B Clevelandround- 2nd C Hughes, Bill Rams LA round- 1st BobCarey, E 1952 Giants NY round- 24th G Kuh, Dick Rams LA round- 23rd T Thomas, Deane YanksNY round- 10th B Thomas,Jesse Pittsburghround- 8th E Minarik,Hank Giants NY round- 3rd Grandelius,SonnyB Detroitround- 3rd Dibble,E Dorne 1951 Giants NY round- 28th McAuliffe,Don B Bay Green round- 25th FrankWaters,B Detroitround- 25th Glick,B Gene CardinalsChicago round- 7th EddieBagdon,G Pittsburghround- 1st Chandnois,LynnB 1950 led the NFL with 26 TD passes in 1968. in passes TD 26 with NFL the led touchdowns in his 23-year NFL career. Morrall 161 and yards 20,809 for threw Morrall Earl 25th round - Pittsburghround- 25th Hinesley,Jim E Clevelandround- 15th Kaiser,Dave E Giants NY round- 11th PatBurke,G Philadelphia round- 7th TomSaidock,T BearsChicago round- 5th B Zucco, Vic Giants NY round- 3rd Mendyk,B Dennis Philadelphia round- 1st Peaks,ClarenceB 1957 Washingtonround- 30th Nystrom,G Buck Rams LA round- 24th Williams,DE Sam Washingtonround- 12th Planutis,B Gerry Baltimoreround- 9th Lewis,JohnE Washingtonround- 5th Lowe,B Gary Clevelandround- 3rd Quinlan,BillyE CardinalsChicago round- 2nd T NormMasters, FranciscoSan round- 1st Morrall,QB Earl 1956 Philadelphia round- 24th Postula,VicB Clevelandround- 24th B Matsock, John Pittsburghround- 15th EllisB Duckett, Detroitround- 7th B Zagers, Bert Clevelandround- 6th LeRoyB Bolden, Bay Green round- 5th G Bullough,Hank 1955 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 28th round - Buffaloround- 28th JasonHarness TitansNY round- 23rd MickeyWalker, LB TitansNY round- 22nd WayneFontes, HB Houstonround- 18th Grimsley,IkeHB TexansDallas round- 7th E FredArbanas, TitansNY round- 2nd Adderley,Herb HB AFL 1961 BearsChicago round- 10th JasonE Harness, Philadelphia round- 9th WayneFontes, HB Baltimoreround- 7th Grimsley,IkeHB LouisSt. round- 2nd E FredArbanas, Bay Green round- 1st Adderley,Herb B NFL 1961 TitansNY - FB Martin,Blanche MinneapolisT-G- Chastain, Jim Minneapolis- T WillieBoykin, Houston- T PalmerPyle, Denver - QB Look,Dean Cundiff,Denver Larry - C AFL 1960 Detroitround- 20th QB Look,Dean NFL 1960 Giants NY round- 15th BobBercich,B Rams LA round- 9th Cundiff, Larry T Baltimoreround- 6th T PalmerPyle, Giants NY round- 5th G Kelly, Ellison Rams LA round- 4th B Martin,Blanche Clevelandround- 3rd T Fran O’Brien, 1959 Rams LA round- 24th Harding,E Larry BearsChicago round- 20th Rutledge,T Les Baltimoreround- 16th G Matsos, Archie Rams LA round- 13th TonyKolodziej, E FranciscoSan round- 13th E Dukes, Hal Clevelandround- 6th Wulff,Jim B BearsChicago round- 5th BobJewett,E Clevelandround- 4th Ninowski,QB Jim Philadelphia round- 1st Kowalczyk,Walt B Bay Green round- 1st C Currie,Dan 1958 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 219 Mike Hurd, WR 13th (#336 round overall) - Minnesota 1976 Greg Schaum, DT 7th (#186 round overall) - Dallas Greg DT Brewton, 13th (#369 round overall) - St. Louis 1977 TE Mike Cobb, 1st (#22 round overall) - Cincinnati DB Hannon, Tom 3rd (#83 round overall) - Minnesota 1978 Larry Bethea, DE 1st (28th round overall) - Dallas Al Pitts, C 6th (#149 round overall) - Cleveland RB Early, James 7th (#170 round overall) - NY Jets 1979 Mel Land, LB 3rd (#63 round overall) - Miami Gibson, Kirk WR 7th (#173 round overall) - St. Louis Graves, LB Tom 8th (#220 round overall) - Pittsburgh Jerome Stanton, DB 10th (#258 round overall) - Miami G Jim Hinesly, 11th (#293 round overall) - Seattle 1975 LB McClowry, Terry 10th (#235 round overall) - NY Giants 1974 Bill Simpson, DB 2nd (#50 round overall) - LA Rams LB Nester, Raymond 7th (#176 round overall) - Dallas Holt, Mike DB 8th (#205 round overall) - Dallas Joe Joe DeLamielleure earned six Pro during his invitations 13-year NFL career. Bowl Spartans In The Spartans In NFL Draft ... hillips, hillips, DB 11th round 11th (#263 round overall) - Philadelphia C McClowry, Robert 17th (#437 round overall) - Cleveland 1968 Jess Phillips, DB 4th (#84 round overall) - Cincinnati Drake Garrett, DB 4th (#102 round overall) - Denver Dwight Lee, RB 5th (#125 round overall) - San Francisco Joe G Przybycki, 7th (#178 round overall) - Philadelphia Jimmy Raye, QB-DB 16th (#431 round overall) - LA Rams 1969 DB Al Brenner, 7th (#170 round overall) - NY Giants 1970 Saul, Ron G 5th (#110 round overall) - Houston G Wycinsky, Craig 7th (#177 round overall) - Cleveland Saul, Rich LB 8th (#204 round overall) - LA Rams WR Foreman, Frank 12th (#300 round overall) - Green Bay Don RB Highsmith, 13th (#336 round overall) - Oakland 1971 Harold P 6th (#139) round - Denver WR Bowdell, Gordon 7th (#182 round overall) - Baltimore Beard, Tom C 8th (#187 round overall) - Denver Gary TE Nowak, 10th (#247 round overall) - San Diego DB Cliff Hardy, 11th (#270 round overall) - Chicago WR Bill Triplett, 12th (#312 round overall) - Baltimore LB Mike Hogan, 15th (#390 round overall) - Baltimore Kutchinski, DB Tom 16th (#411 round overall) - Detroit LB Calvin Fox, 17th (#421 round overall) - Houston 1972 Eric Allen, WR 4th (#104 round overall) - Baltimore 1973 Billy Joe DuPree, TE 1st (#20 round overall) - Dallas G Joe DeLamielleure, 1st (#26 round overall) - Buffalo LB Brad Pelt, Van 2nd (#40 round overall) - NY Giants Gail Clark, LB 4th (#102 round overall) - Pittsburgh Marvin C Roberts, 6th (#135 round overall) - San Diego Brian LB McConnell, 7th (#162 round overall) - Buffalo QB Dan Werner, 8th (#204 round overall) - Dallas Jim T Nicholson, 9th (#219 round overall) - LA Rams Gary Elst, Van DT 14th round 14th (#358 round overall) - Philadelphia 1965 NFL Jerry Rush, T 2nd - round Detroit HB Dick Gordon, 7th - round Chicago Bears K Lou Bobich, 19th round - Chicago Bears 1965 AFL Jerry Rush, T 1st - round Boston DB-K Lou Bobick, 7th - round Kansas City 1966 NFL Lucas, Harold T 2nd - round St. Louis 1966 AFL Lucas, Harold T 3rd - round Boston Buddy Owens, G 16th - round Boston 1967 1st (#1 round overall) - Baltimore HB Clint Jones, 1st (#2 round overall) - Minnesota LB Webster, George 1st (#5 round overall) - Houston Gene FL Washington, 1st (#8 round overall) - Minnesota Jeff Richardson 6th (#146 round overall) - NY Jets Jim Summers, DB 9th (#217 round overall) - Denver Thornhill, Charlie DB 9th (#232 round overall) - Boston K Dick Kenney, Bubba Smith made two appearances Bowl Pro two Smith made Bubba during his nine-year NFL career. 1962 NFL Larry Hudas, E 11th - round Dallas Cowboys Gary Ballman, B 8th - round Pittsburgh FB Hatcher, Ron 8th - round Washington Carl Charon, B 18th - round Washington 1962 AFL Gary Ballman, HB 16th - round Denver FB Hatcher, Ron 21st - round NY Titans Ed Ryan, HB 29th - round Dallas Texans 1963 NFL Dave Behrman, C 1st - round Chicago Bears , T 1st - round Philadelphia Jim Kanicki, T 2nd - round Cleveland Sanders, B Lonnie 2nd - round Washington Saimes, B George 6th - round LA Rams Bill T Zorn, 7th - round LA Rams Dave G Herman, 8th - round NY Giants G Jim Bobbitt, 10th - round Cleveland Ernie Clark, LB 13th - round Detroit 1963 AFL Dave Behrman, C 1st - round Buffalo Ed Budde, T 1st - round Dallas Texans Saimes, FB George 6th - round Buffalo Jim Kanicki, T 7th - round Buffalo Sanders, HB Lonnie 10th - round Denver LB Herb Paterra, 18th - round Buffalo Dave G Herman, 27th - round NY Titans 1964 NFL Matt E Snorton, 2nd - round Detroit T Ed Lothamer, 5th - round Baltimore HB Johnson, Herman 6th - round LA Rams FB Lopes, Roger 16th - round Baltimore Sherman HB Lewis, 18th - round Cleveland 1964 AFL Matt E Snorton, 3rd - round Denver T Ed Lothamer, 4th - round Kansas City Sherman HB Lewis, 9th - round NY Jets FB-LB Earl Lattimer, 10th - round Buffalo DB Johnson, Herman 15th - round NY Jets msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. 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220 SPARTAN HISTORY 12th round (#316 overall) - Philadelphia - overall) round(#316 12th BobbyMorse,RB Giants NY - overall) round(#28 1st Ingram,MarkWR 1987 Philadelphia - overall) round(#288 11th SteveBogdalek,G LouisSt. - overall) round(#5 1st LB Bell, Anthony 1986 LouisSt. - overall) round(#325 12th LonnieYoung, DB Chicago - overall) round(#302 11th Morrissey,Jim LB DiegoSan - overall) round(#150 6th TerryLewis,DB Seattle - overall) round(#123 5th Napolitan,MarkC DiegoSan - overall) round(#96 4th Mojsiejenko,Ralf K 1985 City Kansas - overall) round(#229 9th Auer,Scott T Seattle - overall) round(#49 2nd Turner, Daryl WR Giants NY - overall) round(#3 1st LB Banks, Carl 1984 Cleveland- overall) round(#305 11th HowardMcAdoo,LB Rams LA - overall) round(#134 5th WR OtisGrant, EnglandNew - overall) round(#118 5th DE Creswell,Smiley Cincinnati - overall) round(#109 4th SteveMaidlow, LB 1983 FranciscoSan - overall) round(#251 9th QB Clark, Bryan Giants NY - overall) round(#186 7th G Wiska,Jeff Tampa- overall)Bay round,(#185 7th TomMorris,DB OrleansNew - overall) round(#86 4th MortenK Anderson, Baltimore- overall) round(#57 3rd JamesBurroughs,DB 1982 Bay Green - overall) round(#62 3rd Stachowicz,RayP 1981 OrleansNew - overall) round(#262 10th TanyaWebb, DE Dallas - overall) round(#216 8th Savage,LB Larry Miami - overall) round(#158 6th Byrd,WR Eugene Buffalo - overall) round(#67 3rd Brammer,Mark TE Houston- overall) round(#38 2nd Fields,T Angelo 1980 quarterback Troyquarterback Aikman. ed overall in the 1989 NFL Draft, behind UCLA Tony Mandarich was the second player select- VentsonDonelson,DB Denver - overall) round(#259 10th JamesDE Szymanski, Seattle - overall) round(#175 7th T BobKula, Cleveland- overall) round(#101 4th HarlonDB Barnett, Phoenix - overall) round(#85 4th DT Davis, Travis City Kansas - overall) round(#13 1st PercySnow,LB 1990 Indianapolis- overall) round(#212 8th LB Larson,Kurt Rams LA - overall) round(#75 3rd Robbins,Kevin T Indianapolis- overall) round(#22 1st Rison,Andre WR Bay Green - overall) round(#2 1st TonyT Mandarich, 1989 Pittsburgh- overall) round(#209 8th Nichols,NT Mark Phoenix - overall) round(#206 8th TimMoore,LB Giants NY - overall) round(#145 6th Houle,G David Houston- overall) round(#72 3rd Montgomery,Greg P Houston- overall) round(#22 1st LorenzoRB White, 1988 12th round (#309 overall) - New EnglandNew - overall) round(#309 12th TonyQB Banks, 1996 Dallas - overall) round(#63 2nd G Hannah,Shane Jacksonville- overall) round(#40 2nd T DeMarco, Brian 1995 Pittsburgh- overall) round(#209 7th RB Abrams, Brice Pittsburgh- overall) round(#178 6th Miller,Jim QB Pittsburgh- overall) round(#140 5th MyronDB Bell, RaidersLA - overall) round(#22 1st RobFredrickson, LB 1994 Detroit- overall) round(#174 7th TyLB Hallock, Atlanta - overall) round(#151 6th Lyons,TE Mitch 1993 Seattle - overall) round(#320 12th MacNeill,DE John Philadelphia - overall) round(#214 8th LB Bullough, Chuck Denver - overall) round(#181 7th Johnson,T Jim Pittsburgh- overall) round(#123 5th Haller,Alan DB Cleveland- overall) round(#65 3rd Johnson,DTBill Tampa- overall)Bay round(#44 2nd WR Hawkins,Courtney 1992 Tampa- overall)Bay round(#265 10th Hickson,HylandRB Indianapolis- overall) round(#181 7th JamesBradley,WR Minnesota - overall) round(#65 3rd LB Jenkins,Carlos DiegoSan - overall) round(#47 2nd Moten,G Eric Dallas - overall) round(#37 2nd Edwards,LB Dixon Washington- overall) round(#17 1st BobbyDTWilson, 1991 5th round (#143 overall) - Miami - overall) round(#143 5th Shaw,OG Scott Philadelphia - overall) round(#142 5th Reese,LB Ike Dallas - overall) round(#38 2nd OTAdams,Flozell 1998 Tampa- overall)Bay round(#197 6th NigeaCarter, WR Houston- overall) round(#98 4th WR Mason, Derrick 1997 Carolina- overall) round(#193 6th RB Greene, Scott Carolina- overall) round(#43 2nd WR Muhammad, Muhsin LouisSt. - Rams overall) round(#42 2nd 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 JulianPeterson, LB Pittsburgh- overall) round(#8 1st Burress,WR Plaxico 2000 Detroit- overall) round(#103 4th Irvin,RB Sedrick Minnesota - overall) round(#29 1st Underwood,DE Dimitrius 1999 T.J.Turner, LB JetsNY – overall) round(#217 7th Peko,Siitupe OL Arizona – overall) round(#202 7th RenaldoCB Hill, 2001 Tennessee- overall) round(#197 6th RobaireDE Smith, Chicago - overall) round(#174 6th PaulEdinger, K Tennessee- overall) round(#135 5th Morris,S Aric EnglandNew - overall) round(#127 4th Robinson-Randall,Greg OT Philadelphia - overall) round(#99 4th WR Scott, Gari FranciscoSan - overall) round(#16 1st 6th round (#194 overall) – Seattle – overall) round(#194 6th CraigJarrett,P FranciscoSan – overall) round(#172 5th Shaw,DTJosh Denver – overall) round(#144 5th Haygood,WR Herb JetsNY – overall) round(#88 3rd Baker, Chris TE Atlanta – overall) round(#18 1st T.J.RB Duckett, 2002 EnglandNew – overall) round(#239 7th 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 221 Lay, RussellLay, GaryLowe, JimMiller, JohnMiller, GregMontgomery, EarlMorrall, JamesNinowski, Pingel, John 1934 1957-64 WilliamQuinlan, Travis 1994Reece, 1998 LyleRockenbach, 1989 1960-61 1958-64 Rush, Jerry Speelman, Harry RayStachowicz, 1964 WalterVezmar, 1939 1998-99 SidneyWagner, 1943 SamuelWilliams, 1965-71 1940 (1921- Green Bay ) Packers 1986 1946-47 HerbAdderley, 1936-38 Ane, Charles 1960-65 ThomasBirney, Bullough, Henry FrankButler, 1961-69 Currie, Daniel AngeloFields, 1979-80 RichardGordon, 1955, ‘58 Grove, Roger 1934-36, 1981 ‘38 DonaldHighsmith, MarkIngram, 1958-64 Larson, Kurt Mandarich, Tony 1982 1973 Masters, Norman 1931-35 1973 RobertMonnett, JimMorrissey, WilliamQuinlan, 1989-91 1995 AndreRison, 1957-64 Rudzinski, Paul 1991 1933-38 RayStachowicz, 1959-62 (x) Pros Hammond 1993 Blacklock, Hugh 1978-80 1981-82 1996 Colts (1984- ) Baltimore (1953-83) Bullough, Chuck JamesBurroughs, 1919 Davis, Travis Greene, Scott JoshKeur, Larson, Kurt 1982-86 1996 Mandarich, Tony EarlMorrall, 1991-92 Palmer Pyle, W. AndreRison, 1999 Shlapak, Borys 1996-98 1989-90 Smith, Bubba 2000 Thomas, Jesse 1960-63 1968-71 MattVanderbeek, 1989 1972 1967-71 1990-92 1955-57 Brian DeMarco, a second-round selection four first his played Draft, NFL 1995 the in seasons with Jaguars. the Jacksonville Spartans Spartans By Pro Teams ::: (1950-95; Cleveland 99- ) Banks, Carl Barnett, Harlon Bolden, Leroy JoeDeLamielleure, BillJohnson, Kanick, James 1990-92 MichaelKinek, 1994-95 1980-84 JamesNinowski, 1958-59 O’Brien, Francis 1958-59, ‘62-66 WilliamQuinlan, 1992-94 AndreRison, 1963-69 KevinRobbins, BradPelt, Van 1940 White, Lorenzo 1957-58 Wiska, Jeff 1959 CraigWycinsky, (x) Bulldogs Cleveland 1995 1989 Johns, Ed 1986 1995 1972 (x) Indians Cleveland 1986 FredDanziger, DonRidler, Dallas Cowboys 1923 Adams, Flozell HerbAdderley, Arbanas, Frederick 1931 E.Robert Bercich, (1960-) Bethea, Larry 1931 DuPree, Billy Joe 1970-72 DixonEdwards, 1998- 1960-61 1962 Gent, Peter WalterKowalczyk, Manders, David 1973-83 1978-83 Schaum, Greg 1991-95 DimitriusUnderwood, 1964-66, ‘68-74 MattVanderbeek, 1960 1964-68 Denver Broncos 2000- Behrman, David 1993-94 GordonBowdell, 1976 BlakeEzor, (1960- ) Garrett, Drake Mastos, Emil Saimes, George MatthewSnorton, 1967 1971 Summers, James Szymanski, Jim 1968-70 1990-91 EugeneWashington, 1970-72 (x) Heralds Detroit 1966 1964 1973-74 HerbertStraight, 1967 1990-91 Lions Detroit Spartans Portsmouth Arena, Anthony (1930-33) Bell, Anthony 1919 MarkBrammer, (1934- ) Christensen, Koester Clark, Ernest DorneDibble, Diehl, David 1942 RobFredrickson, 1930 1991 Goovert, Ronald 1986 1951, 1953-57 Grant, Otis 1939-40, ‘44-45 1963-67 Hallock, Ty Hansen, Dale Hultman, Vivian 1998 SedrickIrvin, 1967 WilliamKennedy, AlexanderKetzko, Klewicki, Edward 1993-95 1944, ‘48 1925-26 1986 1999-2000 1942, ‘44 1943 1935-38 McConnell, BrianMcConnell, Mudge, Dave HerbertPaterra, ButchRolle, ThomasSaidock, Saimes, George 1973 Simpson, William JohnWojciechowski, 1963 DuaneYoung, 1999 1986-91 1962 1963-69 ) Panthers(1995- Carolina 1980-82 1986 Greene, Scott Muhammad, Muhsin Chicago Bears 1998 Chicago Staleys Decatur Staleys 1996- 1996-98 Allman, Robert Blacklock, Hugh (1922- ) Buss, Arthur RobertCarey, (1921) Clark, Gail (1920) MichaelCobb, 1920-25 PaulEdinger, 1936 RichardGordon, 1934-35 Hallock, Ty Hardy, Clifton 1958 RobertJewett, 1978-81 Krumm, Todd 1966-72 JimMiller, 1973 2000- JamesMorrissey, 1998-2000 Mudd, Howard Newkirk, Robert 1971 HansNielsen, 1958 1988-89 RussellReader, 1985-93 PercySnow, RayStachowicz, 1969-70 1999- 2000-01 WillieThrower, JohnWojciechowski, Zucco, Victor 1981 1947 1987-93 1993-94 1983 Bell, Myron 1953 Clark, M. Bryan (1968- ) MichaelCobb, 1957-60 Costello, Brad DeMarco, Brian RussellLay, SteveMaidlow, 1998-99 Phillips, Jess 1984 ScottShaw, 1977 1998 1999 1983-84 1934 1968-72 1998 , who concluded his 12-year stint in stint 12-year his concluded who Banks, Carl the pros with the Cleveland Browns, regis- tered 39.5 career sacks. (x) no competing longer Pro Team (est.) • Pro Team League Football National Atlanta Falcons Andersen, Morten Lee, Dwight MitchLyons, (1966- ) Matthews, Henry 1995-2000 JimMiller, AndreRison, SamuelWilliams, 1993-96 Arizona Cardinals 1968 1973 Phoenix Cardinals Cardinals St. Louis 1966-67 1990-94 (1994- Chicago Cardinals) 1997 EdwardBagdon, (1988-93) (1960-87) Bell, Anthony LesBruckner, (1920-59) Clark, Ernest RobFredrickson, 1950-51 Hill, Renaldo ButchRolle, 1986-91 LonnieYoung, 1945 Ravens Baltimore 1999- 1968 Banks, Tony GregMontgomery, 2001- 1992-93 (1996- ) 1985-91 (x) Yanks Boston WilliamKennedy, 1996-97 1999-2000 (x) Dodgers Brooklyn Blacklock, Hugh Sieradski, Stephen 1947 ThomasBeard, Behrman, David 1926 1948 Belk, Veno MarkBrammer, (1960- ) CarlCharon, Clark, Bryan 1963-65 JoeDeLamielleure, 1972 Discenzo, Tony AlDorow, 1980-85 1973-79, ‘85 Hill, Ray 1987 Maidlow, Steve 1962-63 Mastos, Emil 1986 1960 1998, 2000 1962 1985 1960-62 In In 2001, Morten Andersen became only the third player in NFL history to score 2,000 career points. msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. 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222 SPARTAN HISTORY 20 career .career 20 had straight 1977-81, from five appearances Bowl made Pro who Pelt, Van Brad 1960 1961-66 2001 1963 1974-76 1978 2001- Yewcic,Thomas Wells,William Webster,George 1976-77 1960 1974 Turner,T.J. Robert Suci, 2000- Greg Schaum, 1983-86 Sayler,Jace Robinson-Randall,Greg 1993-94 Jess Phillips, Tony Discenzo, (1960-70) Smiley Creswell, Gail Clark, 1964 Harlon Barnett, BostonPatriots 1967-72 1967-72 Patriots) England 1991-94 New (1971- 1977-84 Washington,Eugene 1996-98 1973 W.Pyle,Palmer 1995-96 Jones,Clinton 1924 Carlos Jenkins, Hannon,Thomas Edwards,Dixon (1961-) 1987 HarlonBarnett, Gary Ballman, VikingsMinnesota 1972-76 1969 Ed Johns, 1979-80 MinneapolisMarines (x) 1993-94 1998-2000 Jeff Wiska, 1991-92 1999 Richardson,Jeffrey 1985 Morrall,Earl Melvin Land, Ingram,Mark 1993-95 Iaquaniello,Mike Ray Hill, 1990-92 Edwards,Dixon Bryan M.Clark, 1997-99 1960-63 Chuck Bullough, Dolphins(1966-) Miami 1974-79 1977-79 Snow,Percy 1984-85 1963-76 Rochester,Paul Rison,Andre Nicholson, 1984-85 James ‘71-72 1964-69, Morgado,Arnold 1963-70 Lothamer,Edward Edward Budde, Auer,Scott 1996 Frederick Arbanas, ) (1963- 1997-98 1996-97 Charles Ane, TexasDallas (1960-62) Chiefs City Kansas 1995-98 Jabbar Threats, Rison,Andre (1995-) Ty Hallock, Brian DeMarco, JacksonvilleJaguars el,Wlim1958 2000- 1998- 1957 1969 1963 Wells,William 1987 Gari Scott, 1957-63 1999 Saidock,Thomas Reese,Ike 1996 Quinlan,William 1998-99 James Raye, 1958-59 1952 1957 Peaks,Clarence Morse,Bobby 1946 Lemar Marshall, 1936-37 Kowalczyk,Walter 1992 Johnson,Bill Ingram,Mark 1967-72 Horrel,William Friedlund,Robert Dorow,Al 1984-86 Arthur Buss, 2000 (1933-) 1973-74 Chuck Bullough, Gary Ballman, 1966 Eagles Philadelphia 1975-76 1963-65 VanPelt, Brad 1961 Bubba Smith, Rison,Andre W.Pyle,Palmer 1970-72 1992-93 1994-97 Jess Phillips, Emil Mastos, Kowalczyk,Walter (1960-81) Highsmith,Donald Fredrickson,Rob -) (1995 (1982-84) Anthony Bell, 1948 RaidersOakland RaidersAngelesLos RaidersOakland ‘96 1991-93, 1960-62 Stephen Sieradski, 1962 1963-69 1960 YorkNew (x) Yankees (AAFC) 1967-68 Young,Lonnie Saidock,Thomas 1966-67 2000 Rochester,Paul 1962 1964-73 Richardson,Jeffrey Blanche Martin, 1960-61 1978-80 Dean Look, Lewis,Sherman 1960 Ledyard,Courtney Herman,David Fontes, (1960-62) Wayne ) (1963- Earley,James Dorow,Al Roger Donnahoo, 1953-62 1973-83 YorkNew Titans 1961-65 1965-67 1959 YorkNew Jets 1942 Raymond Wietecha, 1970-71 Walker,Mickey G. VanPelt, Brad 1979 1987-92 Morrall,Earl 1953 Ketzko,Alexander 1984-92 1969-70 Kelly,Ellison 1973 James Kanick, Jackson,Cleveland 2001 Ingram,Mark Grandelius,Sonny Brenner,Allen 1973-74 Carl Banks, 1969 Gary Ballman, Morten Andersen, 2001- 1989-90 1990 YorkNew Giants(1925-) ‘73 1972, Jess Phillips, Ninowski,James 1982-94 Newsome,Richard Morse,Bobby Henry Matthews, (1967-) Travis Davis, Morten Andersen, Saints OrleansNew San Diego Chargers (1991-96). ChargersDiego San NFL’s the with seasons six spent Moten Eric on,Lni 1994-95 1960 1991-95 1971 1991-96 1966 Young,Lonnie 1985-88 Young, 1960 Duane Jesse Thomas, 1985 1973 Nowak,Gary Moten,Eric 1974 Mojsiejenko,Ralf Emil Mastos, Blanche Martin, (1960) Lewis,Terrence 1959 Jones,Clinton ) (1961- Gordon,Richard 1970-81 1934 ChargersAngelesLos 1974-78 ChargersDiego San 1997 1968-69 Williams,Samuel 1983-85 William 1995-96 Simpson, Richard Saul, Lonnie Sanders, 1972-73 1965-66 Lay,Russell 1996-98 Johnson,Bill Carlos Jenkins, ‘56 ‘54, 1952, Otis Grant, Gordon,Richard Daniel Currie, Carey,Robert 1927 Tony Banks, (1937-45) ClevelandRams (1946-94) RamsAngeles Los 1957 ) LouisSt.(1997- Rams 1972-73 Vivian Hultman, 1964-65 Pottsville(x) Maroons 1957-58 1966-68 1951 1994-96 Wells,William Webster,George Peaks,Clarence 1997-99 Francis O’Brien, ‘56 1953, 1995-96 Morrall,Earl 1992-93 Henry Minarik, 1972 Miller,Jim McFadden,Marvin 1979-81 1997-2000 Lyons,Mitch Johnson,Bill 1950-56 2000- Courtney Hawkins, Haller,Alan 1962-66 Thomas Graves, Ronald Curl, 2000-01 1994-98, Chandnois,Lynn Burress,Plaxico (1933-40) Myron Bell, ) (1941- Gary Ballman, PittsburghPirates PittsburghSteelers 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 ere ese ere tre r Bowl career.NFL10-yearinvitations his during Pro three earned Webster George Zagers, Bert 1955, ‘57-58 1955, 1991-98 1976-81 1995-96 1965 1963-67 , 1956 Bobby Wilson, Vanderbeek,Matt 1960-66 Ronald Saul, 1956-57 1967-68 Lonnie Sanders, 1989-90 Quinlan,William Planutis, 1976 Gerald 1954-56 1962 1953 Francis O’Brien, Ninowski,James 1987 2001 Mojsiejenko,Ralf 1993 Lowe,Gary Highsmith,Donald Hatcher,Ronald 1952 Dorow,Al Dekker,Paul Derek Bunch, (1932-36) Tony Banks, Carl Banks, 1962 1988-94 Bagdon,Edward ) (1937- 1967-72 BostonRedskins 2000- 1975 WashingtonRedskins 2000- 1970-75 Lorenzo White, Webster,George Robert Suci, 1973 Robaire Smith, 1997- 1988-93 Bubba Smith, 1980-81 Ronald Saul, Morris,Aric (1960-96) Montogmery,Greg McConnell,Brian (1997-98) Derrick Mason, ) (1999- Fields,Angelo HoustonOilers TennesseeOilers TennesseeTitans 1982-84 1997 1992-96 2001- 1984-88 Morris,Thomas 1989 Courtney Hawkins, (1976-) Carter,Nigea TampaBuccaneers Bay (1976-) 2000- Turner,Daryl 1956 1968 Peko,Tupe 1964-69 Bouyer,Willie Seahawks Seattle 1987-88 1982-83 Peterson,Julian Howard Mudd, Morrall,Earl Dwight Lee, (1950-) Cooper,George Bryan M.Clark, FrancisoSan49ers 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 SPARTAN HISTORY 223 Independent Buffalo Tigers DanielMorabito, Dayton ArthurBeckley, Panthers Detroit 1941 DaPrato, Neno BlakeMiller, 1926 1921 1921 (x) Charlotte Rage JoeDeLamielleure, Gieselman, John (x) Coyotes Connecticut Brown, Eddie 1992 (x) Drive Detroit 1995 JohnLangeloh, Quinn, Kelly Wiska, Jeff 1996 Florida Bobcats 1992-93 ChrisGardner, Georgia Force 1988 TravisReece, 1988 Grand Rampage Rapids Smith, Demont 1999 (x) Massachusetts Marauders 2002- Gieselman, John(x) Miami Hooters 2002- BillStoyanovich, Nashville Kats 1994 TravisReece, CityHawks (x) New York 1995 Brown, Eddie Dragons New York DonvetisFranklin, 2001 Knights (x) New York 1997-98 Hughes, Derek 2002- San Jose SabreCats BillStoyanovich, Bay Storm Tampa 1988 Brown, Eddie 1997-98 Terror (x) Texas Martin, Demetrice 1992-96 1997 Spartans Spartans By Pro Teams ::: Arena Football Buffalo Destroyers Brown, Eddie 1999- World League World of Birmingham WillieBouyer, JohnMiller, Orlando Krumm, Todd 1991-93 Montreal Kula, Bob 1991 Raleigh-Durham RobertMcAllister, 1991 Sacramento TimMoore, 1991 1991 1991 World Football League Football World Charlotte DonaldHighsmith, Chicago Bailey, Charles 1974-75 Curl, Ronald Phillips, HaroldDetroit Collins, Charles Macholz, Dennis 1975 1974 1975 Houston Kanick, James 1974 New York 1974 DonaldHighsmith, Philadelphia Chatlos, George 1974 1974 Portland MarvinRoberts, Phillips, Harold 1974 San Antonio Bailey, Charles 1974-75 Shreveport 1975 Curl, Ronald 1975 1975 Oakland Bethea, Larry Wiska, Jeffrey Outlaws Oklahoma/Arizona Hughes, Derek Lamb, Jim Bob 1985 Stars Philadelphia/Baltimore 1985 GeorgeCooper, AnthonyEllis, Griffin, Isaac 1984 AlanKimichik, 1984 HowardMcAdoo, 1983-85 1984 1983-84 1984 1984 Hughes, Derek HowardMcAdoo, Piette, ThomasHouston Gamblers 1983 1985 Bethea, Larry Bulls Jacksonville 1983 Griffin, Isaac Panthers Michigan Bethea, Larry 1985 MichaelCobb, AnthonyEllis, Land, Melvin 1985 Mantos, Marvin Piette, Thomas Wiska, Jeffrey 1983-84 1984 1983 1983 1983 1983 1984 U.S. Football League Football U.S. Piette, Thomas Land, Melvin Breakers Orelans/Portland Boston/New 1984 1984 NFL NFL Europe Admirals Amsterdam TupePeko, Dragons Barcelona Clemons, Lloyd Claymores Scottish Threats, Jabbar 2002 2000-01 2000-01 McAllister, RobertMcAllister, Mudge, Dave MarkNapolitan, PeterPartchenko, Quinn, Kelly Russell 1989 Reader, 1986-87 1993-95 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1999 AllenBrenner, JohnMalinosky, DennisMendyk, 1949 Mudge, Dave 1987 Quinn, Kelly Thomas, Jesse 1975 1979 1957 2000- 1986 1954 Winnipeg tackle Dave Mudge Division All-Star Honors in 2001 earned en route to East being named the ’s Lineman. Most Outstanding Offensive Canadian Football League Football Canadian Lions British Columbia Carruthers, Joseph AlbertDorow, NormanMaster, JohnMacNeill, Owens, Buddy 1960 Phillips, Harold JerryWest, 1958 1956 Calgary Stampeders 1992-93 Bass, Daniel AldiHenry, 1967 1971 ArthurJohnson, JohnMalinosky, 1967 Eskimos Edmonton 1981-83 Bass, Daniel 1964-65 ArthurJohnson, 1997- 1978 Tiger-Cats Hamilton AllenBrenner, Clark, Ernest 1984-89 Clark, Gail 1966 Carruthers, Joseph JamesHinesly, EllisonKelly, 1971-74 DeweyLincoln, JohnMalinosky, 1962 JohnMacNeill, 1969 HerbertPaterra, WilliamQuinlan, 1979 1957 1960-70 Smith, Eddie 1968 1985 (x) Posse Las Vegas 1965-68 BlakeEzor, 1992 1954 Alouettes Montreal Carruthers, Joseph 1979 Harding, Lawrence Lee, Dwight EmbryRobinson, 1993 1962 (x) Ottawa Riders Rough 1958 AllenBrenner, FrancisMeier, Stanton, Jerome 1958 1969 Goldminers Sacramento 1975-77 MikeIanquanellio, 1934-35 Roughriders Saskatchewan 1981 DonaldBerger, VentsonDonelson, 1993 1991-95;’99-2000 Duckett, Ellis RichGlover, Argonauts Toronto Allen, 1958 EricBass, Daniel Brown, Eddie 1955 Clark, Gail Curl, Ronald 1993 AlbertDorow, Dukes, Harold 1972-75 CharlesFrank, 1980-81 RonaldHatcher, 1991 RobertJewett, ArthurJohnson, 1973-74 BretJohnson, 1976 1960-61 1959 EllisonKelly, 1963-64 Land, Melvin 1960 1961-62 ShermanLewis, 1961-63 JohnMalinosky, 1993-96 1971-72 1964-65 1980-84 1982 msuspartans.com ::msuspartans.com media :.guide 2002 Spartan Football :. 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224 SPARTAN HISTORY Bercich,RobertE. Bell, MyronBell, D.Anthony Bell, VenoBelk, W.DavidBehrman, Beckley,K. Arthur L. Beard,Thomas E. Daniel Bass, HarlonBarnett, TonyBanks, E. Carl Banks, J. Gary Ballman, Bailey,A. Charles Bagdon,Edward Auer,Scott G. Anthony Arena, FrederickV.Arbanas, T.Charles Ane, MortenAndersen, RobertM.Allman, B. Eric Allen, Adderley,A. Herb FlozellAdams, Dallas 1960-61 Dallas 1998-99 Cincinnati 2000-01 Pittsburgh1994-98, L.A. Raiders1992-93 L.A. Detroit1991 Louis/PhoenixSt. 1986-91 Buffalo1987 1967 Denver Buffalo1963-65 Dayton1926 Buffalo1972 Edmonton1984-89 1981-83 Calgary Toronto1980-81 1995-96 Minnesota 1993-94 EnglandNew Cleveland1990-92 Washington2001 Baltimore1999-2000 LouisSt.1996-98 Rams Cleveland1994-95 Washington1993 YorkNew 1984-92 Giants 1973 Minnesota YorkNew 1973 Giants 1967-72 Philadelphia Pittsburgh1962-66 1975 Antonio(WFL) San 1975 (WFL) Chicago Washington1952 Cardinals1950-51 Chicago 1984-85 CityKansas Detroit1942 1963-70 CityKansas 1962 Dallas 1981 Bay Green 1975-80 CityKansas YorkNew 2001 Giants Atlanta1995-2000 1982-94 OrleansNew 1936 Chicago Toronto1972-75 1970-72 Dallas 1961-69 Bay Green 1998- Dallas Charon, Carl H.CarlCharon, E. Chandnois,Lynn D.JosephCarruthers, Carey,RobertW. Butler,FrankJ. Arthur Buss, Burroughs,JamesE. Burress,Plaxico DerekBunch, Henry Bullough, Chuck Bullough, EdwardL. Budde, Bruckner,Les EddieBrown, Brenner,R. Allen Brammer,D.Mark Bowdell,GordonB. Bouyer,Willie LeRoyBolden, M. Hugh Blacklock, Birney,F.Thomas Larry Bethea, Berger,Donald Buffalo1962-63 Pittsburgh1950-56 Montreal1962 Hamilton1962 BritishColumbia1960 1958 Chicago ‘56 ‘54, 1952, AngelesLos ‘38 1934-36, Bay Green 1936-37 Philadelphia 1934-35 Chicago Baltimore/Indianapolis1982-86 Pittsburgh2000- Washington1987 ‘58 1955, Bay Green 1996 Indianapolis 1993-95 Miami 1992 Philadelphia 1963-76 CityKansas Cardinals1945 Chicago 1999- (AFL) Buffalo YorkNew 1997-98 (AFL) 1996 Connecticut(AFL) Tampa1992-96 (AFL) Bay Toronto1991 1975-77 Ottawa 1975 Winnipeg Hamilton1971-74 YorkNew 1969-70 Giants Detroit1986 Buffalo1980-85 1971 Denver 1989 Seattle 1991-93 (WLAF) Birmingham Cleveland1958-59 Brooklyn1926 1922-25 BearsChicago Staleys1921 Chicago 1920 Decatur Hammond1919 1979-80 Bay Green Houston1985 (USFL) 1985 (USFL)Oakland Michigan1984 (USFL) 1978-83 Dallas Saskatchewan1958 il Je ure a 27 aer eetos o 355 ad ad 1 touch- Cowboys.Dallas the 41 with careerNFL11-year his during downs and yards 3,565 for receptions career 267 had Dupree Joe Billy Curl, RonaldCurl,G. L. SmileyCreswell, Brad Costello, Cooper,GeorgeJ. F.CharlesCollins, Cobb,Michael LloydClemons, A. GailClark, R. Ernest Clark, BryanM.Clark, KoesterL. Christensen, GeorgeR. Chatlos, Shreveport (WFL) 1975 (WFL) Shreveport 1975 (WFL) Chicago Toronto1973-74 Pittsburgh1972 1983-86 EnglandNew 1998 Cincinnati FrancisoSan1987-88 Baltimore1985 (USFL) 1983-84 (USFL)Philadelphia 1974 Detroit(WFL) Michigan1983-84 (USFL) 1978-81 Chicago 1977 Cincinnati Barcelona2000-01 (NFLE) Hamilton1979 Toronto1976 1974 EnglandNew 1973 Chicago Hamilton1969 LouisSt. 1968 Detroit1963-67 Buffalo1986 1985 Miami 1984 Cincinnati FranciscoSan1982-83 Portsmouth1930 1974 (WFL) Philadelphia Dorow, Albert R. Dorow, Albert RogerDonnahoo,J. Donelson,Ventson D.DavidDiehl, TonyDiscenzo, A. Dibble,Dorne Brian DeMarco, DeLamielleure,M.Joseph Dekker,PaulN. TravisDavis, J.Neno DaPrato, W. Fred Danziger, G. DanielCurrie, Buffalo1962 YorkNew 1960-61 Jets Toronto1959 BritishColumbia1958 1957 Philadelphia Washington1954-56 YorkNew 1960 Jets 99-2000 Saskatchewan1991-95, Detroit 1939-40, ‘44-45 Detroit1939-40, Buffalo1960 Boston1960 1953-57 Detroit1951, 1999 Cincinnati Jacksonville1995-98 1992 Charlotte(AFL) Buffalo1985 Cleveland1980-84 Buffalo1973-79 Hamilton1954-62 Washington1953 1991-92 Indianapolis 1990 OrleansNew DetroitPanthers 1921 ClevelandIndians 1931 1965-66 AngelesLos 1958-64 Bay Green 2002 .: media guide :: msuspartans.com guide:: media .: 2002 2002 .: Spartan FootballSpartan .: 2002 Grove, RogerGrove,R. C. Isaac Griffin, Scott Greene, E. ThomasGraves, OtisGrant, Grandelius,(Sonny)Everett F. Richard Gordon, RonaldE. Goovert, Glover,Rich JohnGieselman, PeterGent, F.DrakeGarrett, Gardner,Chris Friedlund,RobertM. Fredrickson,Rob Franklin,Donvetis W.Frank,Charles Wayne Fontes, B.Fields,Angelo Ezor,Blake T.Ellis,Anthony Edwards,Dixon Edinger,Paul Earley,James JoeBilly DuPree, HaroldC. Dukes, EllisDuckett, Green Bay 1931-35 Bay Green Jacksonville1985 (USFL) Pittsburgh1984 (USFL) 1999- Indianapolis Carolina1996-98 Pittsburgh1979-81 Detroit1986 1983-85 Rams LA YorkNew 1953 Giants 1974 DiegoSan 1973 Bay Green 1972-73 AngelesLos 1966-72 Chicago Detroit1967 Saskatchewan1994 1995 Charlotte(AFL) 1994 (AFL) Massachusetts 1964-68 Dallas 1968-70 Denver 1999 Florida(AFL) 1946 Philadelphia 1999- Arizona Detroit1998 1994-97 L.A./Oakland YorkNew 2002- Dragons(AFL) Toronto1960 BritishColumbia1957-58 YorkNew 1962 Jets 1982 Bay Green Houston1980-81 Vegas1994 Las (CFL) 1990-91 Denver Pittsburgh1984 (USFL) Michigan1983 (USFL) 1999- Miami 1996-98 Minnesota 1991-95 Dallas 2000- Chicago YorkNew 1978-80 Jets 1973-83 Dallas Toronto1960-61 Saskatchewan1955 SPARTAN HISTORY 225 Pittsburgh 1951 Pittsburgh San Diego 1985-88 1989-90 Washington Green Bay 1933-38 1988-93 Houston 1994 Detroit 1996-97 Baltimore (WLAF) Sacramento 1991 1941 Tigers Buffalo Kansas City 1977-79 1956 San Francisco 1957-58 Pittsburgh 1958-64 Detroit Giants 1965-67 New York 1968-71 Baltimore Miami 1972-76 2000- Tennessee Bay 1982-84 Tampa Chicago 1985-93 Green Bay 1993 Philadelphia 1987 New Orleans 1989-90 San Diego 1991-96 1964-69 San Francisco Chicago 1969-70 1999 Buffalo 1999 Toronto Winnipeg 2000- 1996- Carolina Seattle 1985 1986 Buffalo 1986-87 Toronto Chicago 2000-01 New Orleans 2001- Kansas City 1974-79 Chicago 1981 1958-59, Cleveland ‘62-66 1960-61 Detroit 1967-68 Washington New Orleans 1969 San Diego 1971 1959 Cleveland 1960-66 Washington 1966-68 Pittsburgh Minarik, Minarik, Henry J. Ralf Mojsiejenko, C. Robert Monnett, Greg Montgomery, Tim Moore, Daniel L. Morabito, Arnold, Jr. Morgado, , E. Aric Morris, Thomas L. Morris, M. James Morrissey, Bobby Morse, Eric Moten, Mudd, Howard Mudge, Dave Muhammad, Muhsin Mark R. Napolitan, Newkirk, Robert Richard Newsome, B. James Nicholson, Hans Nielsen, James Ninowski, Gary Nowak, W. O’Brien, J. Francis All-Time Pro All-Time Roster .:: Atlanta Atlanta 1993-96 1997-99 Pittsburgh (WFL) Detroit 1974 1992 Hamilton 1992-93 Columbia British Cincinnati 1983-84 1985 Buffalo Calgary 1978 Winnipeg 1979 1980-84 Toronto 1985 Hamilton Green Bay 1989-91 Indianapolis 1996-98 Dallas 1964-66, ‘68-74 (USFL) 1983 Michigan Philadelphia 1999 L.A. Chargers 1960 1960 Titans New York (AFL) 1997 Texas 1997- Houston/Tennessee 1956 Columbia British Green Bay 1957-64 1960-62 Buffalo Oakland 1963-65 Denver 1966 San Diego 1966 New England 1972 Atlanta 1973 New Orleans 1973 (USFL) 1984 Pittsburgh (USFL) 1985 Portland (CFL) 1989 Toronto Raleigh-Durham (WLAF) Raleigh-Durham 1991 1973 Buffalo 1973 Houston 1953, Pittsburgh ‘56 Ottawa 1934-35 Winnipeg 1957 1921 Panthers Detroit 1994-96 Pittsburgh Atlanta 1997 1998 Detroit Chicago 1999- 1989 Detroit Birmingham (WLAF) 1991 Lyons, Mitch Lyons, Macholz, Dennis John MacNeill, K. Steve Maidlow, John M. Malinosky, Mandarich, Tony Manders, David F. Mantos, Marvin M. Marshall, Lemar Martin, Blanche Martin, Demetrice Mason, Derrick Masters, D. Norman Mastos, Emil G. (Archie) Matthews, Henry J. Howard McAdoo, Robert McAllister, McConnell, Brian T. Brian McConnell, T. Marvin G. McFadden, H. Francis Meier, Dennis Mendyk, A. Blake W. Miller, Jim Miller, John Miller, Montreal (WLAF) 1991 Montreal Oklahoma (USFL) 1984 Miami 1979-80 1982 Toronto (USFL) 1983 Michigan Birmingham (USFL) 1984 (AFL) Detroit 1992-93 Indianapolis 1989-90 Green Bay 1991 1934 Detroit Cincinnati 1934 1934 St. Louis Jets 2000 New York 1968 San Francisco Atlanta 1968 1969 Montreal 1964-65 Toronto 1965 Columbia British Jets 1966-67 New York San Diego 1985 1968 Hamilton Jets 1962 New York Kansas City 1964-69, ‘71-72 1956-57 Washington 1957-64 Detroit Kula, Bob Lamb, Jim Bob Land, Melvin John Langeloh, Larson, Kurt Russell M. Lay, Courtney Ledyard, Lee, Dwight L. Sherman Lewis, P. L. Terrence Lewis, Dewey Lincoln, R. Look, Dean Z. D. Edward Lothamer, , R. 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