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All-Time CoSIDA Awards COSIDA ALL-TIME AWARDS LIST 1972 Bob Bradley Clemson Bill Callahan Missouri (BY AWARDS) Tom Doherty Rhode Island THROUGH 2020 Vic Kelley UCLA 1973 Jim Tarman Penn State Otis Wile Oklahoma State CoSIDA HALL OF FAME, CHRONOLOGICAL Pepper Wilson Dayton LISTING - 1969-2020 1974 Jim Brock Texas Christian Paul Morrison Drake 1969 John Bentley Nebraska Charles Thornton Alabama Joe Cahill Army 1975 Don Bryant Nebraska Charles Callahan Notre Dame Nick Vista Michigan State Ted Carpenter Marquette 1976 Elmore Hudgins Vanderbilt Jim Coogan Penn State Ben Mintz Cornell Robert Cook Indiana Jones Ramsey Texas John Cox Navy Bill Whitmore Rice Bob Culp Western Michigan 1977 Lee Bohnet Dakota Homer Dunham Western Michigan Bill Holmes Texas Tech Ted Emery Gator Bowl Pat Quinn Oklahoma State Les Etter Michigan 1978 Norman Carlson Florida Wilbur Evans Texas Paul Manasseh Louisiana State Charles Flynn Illinois Richard Page Massachusetts Marvin Francis Wake Forest 1979 Jim Mott Wisconsin Billy Gates Mississippi Ted Nance Houston Ernest Goodman Howard Dave Schulthess Brigham Young Wiles Hallock Wyoming 1980 Dave Cawood NCAA Bob Hartley Mississippi State Don Cunningham Bowling Green Les Jordan Southern Methodist Joe Sherman Clemson/Florida/NCAA Harold Keith Oklahoma 1981 Tom Price South Carolina Joseph T. Labrum Pennsylvania Roger Valdiserri Notre Dame Art Lentz Wisconsin 1982 Hal Bateman Air Force Don Liebendorfer Stanford Donn Bernstein ABC-TV Ted Mann Duke Ralph Carpenter Texas A&M H.B. McElroy Texas A&M 1983 Fred Nuesch Texas A&M-Kingsville Bob Paul Pennsylvania Bob Peterson Minnesota Walt Paulison Northwestern Wendy Weisend Virginia Tech Don Pierce Kansas 1984 Bill Esposito St. John’s J.W. Ridings Texas Christian Haywood Harris Tennessee George Shiebler New York University 1985 George Wine Iowa Wilbur Snypp Ohio State 1986 Ed Alsene Illinois Wesleyan Frank Soltys Arizona Dave Wohlhueter Cornell Perry Sorenson Utah Jack Zane Maryland Fred Stabley Sr. Michigan State 1987 Don Briggs Kearney State Mike Tobin Illinois Pete Nevins East Stroudsburg Jake Wade North Carolina Garner Roberts Abilene Christian Ned West Georgia Tech 1988 Bill Cable Northeast Missouri Eric Wilson Iowa George Ellis North Dakota State Robert Woodworth Purdue Bennie Thomas Southern (La.) 1970 Warren Berg Luther 1989 John Carpenter Slippery Rock Harry Burrell Iowa State Howie Davis Massachusetts Tom Miller Indiana Gil Heard Northern Michigan George Wright Baylor 1990 Bob Kenworthy Gettysburg Bill Young Wyoming Langston Rogers Mississippi 1971 Baaron Pittenger Harvard 1991 Rick Brewer North Carolina Horace Renegar Tulane Larry Scott Moorhead State Rea Schuessler Alabama 1992 Larry Heimburger Western Illinois Eric McDowell Union College (N.Y.) Bill Little Texas Bill Sansing Texas Dave Young Miami (Ohio) 2010 Max Corbet Boise State 1993 Hal Cowan Oregon State Roger Crosley Emerson John Humenik Florida John Eggers Oregon State Bud Nangle Northern Illinois Larry Happel Central College 1994 Sam Goldman San Francisco State Carol Hudson Old Dominion Jack Grinold Northeastern Dave Kellogg Air Force Larry Kimball Syracuse Barb Kowal Connecticut/Texas 1995 Mary Jo Haverbeck Penn State 2011 Mark Beckenbach Ohio Wesleyan Mike Mahon Drake Charles Bloom Southeastern Conference Al Shrier Temple Rich Herman Clarion 1996 Ed Carpenter Boston University Paul Madison Western Washington Fred Casotti Colorado Dan McDonald Louisiana-Lafayette Ken Cerino Springfield 2012 Debbie Copp Oklahoma 1997 Jeff Hodges North Alabama Tom Di Camillo Pacific West Conference & Arnie Sgalio Big Sky Conference/ESPN Central Arizona College June Stewart Vanderbilt Sue Edson Syracuse 1998 Ed Given Middle Tennessee Lawrence Fan San José State David Housel Auburn Fred Huff Southern Ilinois Pete Moore Ithaca Chuck Prophet Mississippi Valley State Budd Thalman Penn State Kennan Timm Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1999 Emil Parker Davidson 2013 Bernie Cafarelli Notre Dame Tim Petermann Wisconsin-Eau Claire Justin Doherty Wisconsin Roy Pickerill Kentucky Wesleyan Wally Johnson St. Lawrence 2000 Paul Newman Edinboro Jim McGrath Butler Larry Smith Arkansas Tech Jim Seavey Massachusetts Maritime Doug Vance Kansas Academy 2001 Bob Cornell Colgate Fred Stabley, Jr. Central Michigan Claude Felton Georgia 2014 Wayne Block Christopher Newport Bud Ford Tennessee Alan Cannon Texas A&M 2002 Debby Jennings Tennessee Sam Jefferson, Jr. Jackson State Dick Lipe Bentley Nick Joos Baylor Mike Moran U.S. Olympic Committee Bill Wagner DePauw 2003 Chris Anderson Nebraska 2015 Anne Abicht St. Cloud State John Heisler Notre Dame Larry Dougherty Temple Dave Wrath Augustana (Ill.) George Gallet Miami (Fla.) 2004 Bob Condron U.S. Olympic Committee Paul Just Western Kentucky Jack Neumann Calgary Kenny Klein Louisville Jim Vruggink Purdue Bob Nygaard Minnesota Duluth 2005 Gary Anderson Nebraska-Omaha Sheila Stevenson Rowan Bo Carter Big 12 Conference 2016 Julie Bennett Baylor Bill Hancock NCAA Doug Dull American 2006 Stan Green Oklahoma Christian Nordy Jensen Western Athletic Ann King College of New Jersey Conference Shelly Poe West Virginia Rick Leddy Southern Connecticut 2007 Dennis O’Donnell Rochester Steve McCloskey Mansfield Tam Flarup Wisconsin Tim Tessalone Southern California Rod Commons Washington State 2017 Tim Bourret Clemson 2008 Steve Roberts Valdosta State Charlie Fiss Goodyear Cotton Bowl Kevin Ruple Baldwin-Wallace Carole Grills Smith Jim Wright NCAA Pete Kowalski USGA/Rutgers 2009 Paul Allan Minnesota State-Mankato Duane Schroeder Wartburg College Tammy Boclair Vanderbilt Debbie Harmison White Old Dominion Louis Bonnette McNeese State 2018 B.L. Elfring Southern Maine Bill Hamilton South Carolina State Steve Hatchell National Football Herb Hartnett Pennsylvania/Maryland Foundation Ace Higgins Louisiana State Edward Hill, Jr. Howard Phil Langan Ithaca/Princeton/Cornell/Brown Bill Jones Skidmore Mike Kirk Central Oklahoma Bob Condron United States Olympic Committee 2004 Diane Nordstrom Wisconsin Jim Coogan Penn State 1969 2019 Jeff Bernstein NYU Robert Cook Indiana 1969 Dave Lohse North Carolina Debbie Copp Oklahoma 2012 John Paquette Big East Max Corbet Boise State 2010 Maxey Parrish Baylor Bob Cornell Colgate 2001 Dave Plati Colorado Hal Cowan Oregon State 1993 Mark Stillwell Missouri State John Cox Navy 1969 2020 Bob Beretta Army Roger Crosley Emerson 2010 Kent Cherrington Lasell Bob Culp Western Michigan 1969 Doug Hauschild Dayton Don Cunningham Bowling Green 1980 Joe Mitch USBWA Howie Davis Massachusetts 1989 Blake Timm Great Northwest Athletic Conf. Tom Di Camillo Pacific West Conference & David Worlock NCAA Central Arizona College 2012 Justin Doherty Wisconsin 2013 CoSIDA HALL OF FAME, Tom Doherly Rhode Island 1972 ALPHABETICAL LISTING – 1969-2020 Larry Dougherty Temple 2015 Anne Abicht St. Cloud State 2015 Doug Dull American 2016 Paul Allan Minnesota State-Mankato 2009 Homer Dunham Western Michigan 1969 Ed Alsene Illinois Wesleyan 1986 Sue Edson Syracuse 2012 Chris Anderson Nebraska 2003 John Eggers Oregon State 2010 Gary Anderson Nebraska-Omaha 2005 B.L. Elfring Southern Maine 2018 Hal Bateman Air Force 1982 George Ellis North Dakota State 1988 Mark Beckenbach Ohio Wesleyan 2011 Ted Emery Gator Bowl 1969 Julie Bennett Baylor 2016 Bill Esposito St. John’s 1984 John Bentley Nebraska 1969 Les Etter Michigan 1969 Bob Beretta Army 2020 Wilbur Evans Texas 1969 Warren Berg Luther 1970 Lawrence Fan San José State 2012 Donn Bernstein ABC-TV 1982 Claude Felton Georgia 2001 Jeff Bernstein NYU 2019 Charlie Fiss Goodyear Cotton Bowl 2017 Wayne Block Christopher Newport 2014 Tam Flarup Wisconsin 2007 Charles Bloom Southeastern Conference 2011 Charles Flynn Illinois 1969 Tammy Boclair Vanderbilt 2009 Bud Ford Tennessee 2001 Lee Bohnet North Dakota 1977 Marvin Francis Wake Forest 1969 Louis Bonnette McNeese State 2009 George Gallet Miami (Fla.) 2015 Tim Bourret Clemson 2017 Billy Gates Mississippi 1969 Bob Bradley Clemson 1972 Ed Given Middle Tennessee 1998 Rick Brewer North Carolina 1991 Sam Goldman San Francisco State 1994 Don Briggs Kearney State 1987 Ernest Goodman Howard 1969 Jim Brock Texas Christian 1974 Stan Green Oklahoma Christian 2006 Don Bryant Nebraska 1975 Carole Grills Smith 2017 Harry Burrell Iowa State 1970 Jack Grinold Northeastern 1994 Bill Cable Northeast Missouri 1988 Wiles Hallock Wyoming 1969 Bernie Cafarelli Notre Dame 2013 Bill Hamilton South Carolina State 2009 Joe Cahill Army 1969 Bill Hancock NCAA 2005 Bill Callahan Missouri 1972 Larry Happel Central College 2010 Charles Callahan Notre Dame 1969 Haywood Harris Tennessee 1984 Alan Cannon Texas A&M 2014 Bob Hartley Mississippi State 1969 Norman Carlson Florida 1978 Herb Hartnett Pennsylvania/Maryland 2009 Ed Carpenter Boston Univesity 1996 Steve Hatchell National Football Foundation 2018 John Carpenter Slippery Rock 1989 Doug Hauschild Dayton 2020 Ralph Carpenter Texas A&M 1982 Mary Jo Haverbeck Penn State 1995 Ted Carpenter Marquette 1969 Gil Heard Northern Michigan 1989 Bo Carter Big 12 2005 Larry Heimburger Western Illinois 1992 Fred Casotti Colorado 1996 John Heisler Notre Dame 2003 Dave Cawood NCAA 1980 Rich Herman Clarion 2011 Ken Cerino Springfield 1996 Ace Higgins Louisiana State 2009 Kent Cherrington Lasell 2020 Edward Hill, Jr. Howard 2018 Rod Commons Washington State 2007 Jeff Hodges North Alabama 1997 Bill Holmes Texas Tech 1977 Maxey Parrish Baylor 2019 David Housel Auburn 1998 Bob Paul Pennsylvania 1969 Elmore Hudgins Vanderbilt 1976 Walt Paulison Northwestern 1969 Carol Hudson Old Dominion 2010 Tim Petermann Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1999 Fred Huff
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