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National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Selections he following sixteen players and seven coaches from TStanford University have been selected to the National Coach of the Year Selections Football Foundation/ Hall of Fame. Player At Stanford Elected wo Stanford coaches have been , FB 1923-25 1951 Tnamed Coach of the Year by , FB 1933-35 1955 the Coaches Frank Albert, QB 1939-41 1956 Association. Bill Corbus, G 1931-33 1957 Clark Shaughnessy, who guided Bob Reynolds, T 1933-35 1961 Stanford through a perfect 10-0 Bones Hamilton, HB 1933-35 1972 season, including a 21-13 win over Bill McColl, E 1949-51 1973 Nebraska in the Rose Bowl, Hugh Gallarneau, FB 1938-41 1982 received the honor in 1940. Chuck Taylor, G 1940-42 1984 Chuck Taylor, who directed Monk Moscrip, RB 1933-35 1985 Stanford to the Pacific Coast , QB 1954-56 1986 Championship and a meeting , QB 1968-70 1990 with Illinois in the Rose Bowl, was , E 1956-59 1995 selected in 1951. , QB 1980-83 2000 , WR 1974-77 2004 , DT 1953-55 2005 Coach At Stanford Elected Walter Camp 1892, ’94-’95 1951 Fielding Yost 1900 1951 Andy Kerr 1922-23 1951 Pop Warner 1924-32 1951 Clark Shaughnessy 1940-41 1968 Chuck Taylor 1951-57 1984 John Ralston 1963-71 1992

Clark Shaughnessy Chuck Taylor

Conference and Post-Season Honors

Heisman Trophy 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB Biletnikoff Award 1999 , FL Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Name Rose Bowl Inducted , QB 1941 1992 Willie Howard Kwame Harris Cory Booker Ernie Nevers, RB 1925 1991 Jim Plunkett, QB 1970 1989 John Ralston, Coach 1970, 71 1996 NCAA Post-Graduate National Football Pop Warner Trophy Bob Reynolds, T 1933-35 1990 Scholarship Recipients Foundation Ted Shipkey, End 1925, ’27 1995 Scholar-Athletes Presented to the top senior 1965 Joe Neal player on the West Coast Pacific-10 Conference Honors 1966 Terry DeSylvia 1967 John Root 1970 John Sande 1950 Russ Pomeroy, T 1968 John Root 1953 , QB Pac-10 Player of the Year 1971 John Sande 1976 Duncan McColl 1980 Milt McColl 1959 Chris Burford, TE 1977 , QB 1972 Jackie Brown 1969 Don Parish, LB (Co-Player of the Year with 1974 Randy Poltl 1981 Darrin Nelson 1983 John Bergren 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB , QB, Washington) 1975 Keith Rowan 1971 , LB 1980 John Elway, QB 1976 Gerald Wilson 1992 1994 1977 Guy Benjamin, QB 1982 John Elway, QB 1977 Duncan McColl 1980 , FL (Co-Player of the Year with 1981 Milt McColl 1995 David Walker 1997 1982 John Elway, QB , QB, UCLA 1984 John Bergren 1986 David Wyman, LB 1986 , FB 1985 Scott Carpenter GTE Academic All- 1991 Tommy Vardell, FB (Offensive Player of the Year) 1987 Brian Morris American of the Year 1992 Glyn Milburn, RB 1988 Doug Robison 1999 Troy Walters, FL 1991 Tommy Vardell, FB 1994 Steve Stenstrom, QB (Offensive Player of the Year) 1994 Steve Stenstrom 1995 Eric Abrams Rhodes Scholar Morris Trophy 1995 David Walker 1992 Cory Booker, TE Presented to the top lineman in the Pac-10 1996 Marlon Evans 1999 Willie Howard, DT 1997 Damon Dunn 2002 Kwame Harris, OT Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year 1977 Bill Walsh 1995 1999 Tyrone Willingham

120 2005 STANFORD FOOTBALL Jim Plunkett Football Honors

1970 Winner Jim Plunkett

n 1970 Jim Plunkett became Stanford’s first and only Iplayer to win the Heisman Trophy Award as the best player in college football. Plunkett led the Indians to the Pacific-8 Conference Championship with a 9-3 record, including a thrilling 27-17 upset victory over previously undefeated Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. He was the runaway winner for the tro- phy, garnering 510 of 1,059 first-place ballots cast. He compiled 2,299 points to 1,401 for runner-up of Notre Dame. In addition to the Heisman, Plunkett won the Maxwell Award, was a consensus First-Team All-America, and was named Player of the Year by United Press International, , Sport Magazine, the Walter Camp Association, and the American College Football Coaches Association. He completed 191 of 358 passes for 2,715 yards, and he ran for another 183 yards, giving him 2,898 yards of senior season. “Coach (John) total offense that season (a Ralston, all of our coaches, school and Pac-8 and my teammates have been record). Highlights of the building something at season included his 275 Stanford for the past couple passing yards in a 24-14 of years,” Plunkett explained. drubbing of USC, 22-of-36 “If I were to leave now, I passing for 268 yards and four would always have the feeling in a 29-22 win that I let them down before against Washington, and a phenom- our goals were reached. enal 20-of-30 for 265 yards in the Besides, we are always telling 1971 Rose Bowl, Plunkett’s final kids today not to drop out, game at Stanford. to finish school, to set tar- After finishing eighth in the Heisman gets and to work towards balloting as a junior in 1969, Plunkett turned down them. What would they an opportunity to turn pro and returned to Stanford for his think if I were to drop out now for professional football?” Plunkett returned to Stanford for the 1970 season and wound up having a storybook year he would never forget. He led the Indians to their first Rose Bowl appearance in 19 years and their first Rose Bowl victory in 30 seasons. His perfor- mance in the Rose Bowl earned him Most Valuable Player hon- 1970 Heisman Trophy ors. He finished his career with 7,887 yards in total offense, Final Balloting which not only set a Stanford record but also established a new NCAA record. Votes He went on to become the number-one pick in the Player, School 1st Total NFL by the . He played 16 seasons in the 1. Jim Plunkett, Stanford 510 2,299 NFL with the Patriots, and Oakland/Los 2. Joe Theismann, Notre Dame 242 1,401 Angeles Raiders. He was named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1971 3. , Mississippi 138 849 and won two championships with the Raiders. He 4. Steve Worster, Texas 47 398 was the MVP of Super Bowl XV following the 1981 season 5. Rex Kern, Ohio State 17 188 when he led the Oakland Raiders over the . 6. Pat Sullivan, Auburn 24 180 Three years later, Plunkett led the Raiders to a vic- 7. , Ohio State 8 173 tory in Super Bowl XVIII over the Washington Redskins. 8. Ernie Jennings, Air Force 18 118 In November, 1991, Plunkett’s jersey number 16 became the 9. Don McCauley, No. Carolina 6 57 second number retired in Stanford history (the other is Ernie 10. , Kansas State 6 49 Never’s number one). He is a member of the College Football 11. Ed Marinaro, Cornell 4 46 Hall of Fame and the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. 12. Tom Gatewood, Notre Dame 1 35 13. Joe Spagnola, Arizona State 2 34 14. Dennis Dummit, UCLA 0 31

Jim Plunkett led the Raiders to two NFL Championships.

Jim Plunkett’s Year-by-Year Statistics ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Passing –––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––– Rushing ––––––––– ––– Total Offense ––– Tear Att. Comp. Int. PCT Yds. TD Att. Net TD Plays Total 1968 268 142 14 .529 2,156 14 81 47 6 49 2,203 1969 336 197 15 .586 2,673 20 53 113 1 389 2,786 1970 358 191 18 .533 2,715 18 78 183 3 436 2,898 Totals 962 530 47 .551 7,544 52 212 343 10 1174 7,887

2005 STANFORD FOOTBALL 121 All-Conference Selections Football Honors

Kwame Harris – Eric Heitmann – – Coy Wire – Ron George – 2002 Offensive Tackle 2001 Offensive Guard 1999 2001 Inside 1991 & 92 Outside Linebacker

All-Pacific-10 1968 1977 1990 Conference Selections Don Parish, LB Guy Benjamin, QB Ed McCaffrey, WR Malcolm Snider, OT Gordy Ceresino, LB Glyn Milburn, RB (First-Team only) Gene Washington, WR Gordon King, OT Kevin Scott, CB 1952 James Lofton, WR Bob Whitfield, OT Sam Morley, E 1969 Rick Keller, DB Darrin Nelson, RB 1991 1953 Bob Moore, WR 1978 Ron George, OLB Bob Garrett, Back Don Parish, LB Gordy Ceresino, LB Tommy Vardell, FB Sam Morley, E Jim Plunkett, QB Ken Margerum, WR Bob Whitfield, OT John Steinberg, E John Sande, C Darrin Nelson, RB 1992 1954 1970 1979 Ron George, OLB John Stewart, E Steve Jubb, OT Ken Margerum, WR John Lynch, FS 1955 Bob Moore, WR Ken Naber, PK/P Glyn Milburn, RB Bill Tarr, Back Jim Plunkett, QB 1980 1994 Paul Wiggin, T Jeff Siemon, LB John Elway, QB Justin Armour, WR Dave Tipton, DT , OT 1956 Randy Vataha, FL 1995 John Brodie, Back John Macaulay, C Eric Abrams, PK Paul Wiggin, T 1971 Ken Margerum, WR Jeff Buckey, OT , QB Darrin Nelson, RB Damon Dunn, Specialist 1957 Larry Butler, DT Andre Tyler, WR Troy Barbee, T Alan Grant – Pete Lazetich, DT 1996 1987 Specialist 1981 Kailee Wong, DE 1958 Jeff Siemon, LB Darrin Nelson, RB Chris Burford, E 1972 Vaughn Williams, DB 1997 1959 Rod Garcia, PK Troy Walters, Specialist 1982 Kailee Wong, DE Chris Burford, E Jim Merlo, LB , TE 1960 Randy Poltl, DB John Elway, QB 1999 Skip Face, FB 1973 Vincent White, RB Mike Biselli, PK Emory Brock, Special Teams 1961 , QB Vaughn Williams, DB Rod Garcia, PK Jeff Cronshagen, OT George Honor, E 1984 Randy Poltl, DB Willie Howard, DT 1962 Brent Martin, OT Todd Husak, QB Bill Singler, WR Garin Veris, DE Ed Cummings, Specialist Roger Stillwell, DE Mike McLaughlin, C 1985 Troy Walters, FL Marv Harris, G 1974 1963 John Barns, OT 2000 Pat Donovan, DE Greg Baty, TE Marv Harris, C Gordon Riegel, LB Willie Howard, DT Brad Muster, RB Riall Johnson, OLB Frank Patitucci, E 1975 1964 1986 DeRonnie Pitts, WR Geb Church, LB Thomas Henley, Specialist Jack Chapple, LB 2001 Tony Hill, WR Brad Muster, RB , FB Brian Allen, KOR Alex Karakazoff, OG Tony Leiker, DT Gary Pettigrew, DT Eric Heitmann, OG Mike Langford, PK , LB Dick Ragsdale, DB Duncan McColl, DE Tank Williams, FS 1965 Ted Pappas, TE 1987 Coy Wire, ILB Alan Grant, Specialist Marty Brill, LB 2002 1976 Brad Humphreys, DB Kevin Scott – Blaine Nye, DT Tony Hill, WR Kwame Harris, OT 1990 1967 Alex Karakazoff, OG 1988 2004 Rob Hinckley, OLB Mike Hibler, DT Duncan McColl, DE Michael Okwo, Special Teams Jon Volpe, RB Gene Washington, WR T.J. Rushing, KOR , TE

122 2005 STANFORD FOOTBALL All-American Selections Football Honors

All-American Selections (First-Team only) 1964 1924 John Chapple, G – NEA *Jim Lawson, E – AAB, FBW, NEA Ray Handley, HB – H 1925 1968 *Ernie Nevers, FB – AAB, AP, GR, LI, Malcolm Snider, OT – SN NEA 1969 1926 Don Parish, LB – AP, SN, T Ted Shipkey, E – AAB, INS 1970 1928 *Jim Plunkett, QB – FC, FW, NEA, SN, *Seraphim Post, G – AAB, AP, GR, INS, UPI, WC NEA 1971 *Don Robesky, G – NANA, UP Pete Lazetich, DG – FN 1930 Jeff Siemon, LB – AP, FC, FN, FW, T, Phil Moffatt, HB – UP UPI 1932 1973 Bill Corbus, G – AAB, GR, NEA, UP Mike Boryla, QB – T Pat Donovan, DE – AP 1933 Rod Garcia, PK – T Tank Williams garnered All-America honors in 2001. Bill Corbus, G – AAB, AP, GR, INS, Roger Stillwell, DE – AP NANA, NEA 1974 AAB-All-American Board of FT-Football Today NEA-Newspaper Enterprise 1934 *Pat Donovan, DE – FC, FW, UPI Coaches FW-Football Writers of America Association *Bobby Grayson, FB – AAB, AP, GR, AP-Associated Press (in Look Magazine 1946-71) NW-Newsweek Magazine INS NANA, NEA, SN, UP 1976 CPFN-College & Pro Football GR-Grantland Rice SH-Scripps-Howard News Duncan McColl, DE – UPI, WC, FT Newsweekly (in Colliers Magazine 1925-47) Service Bones Hamilton, T – LI EK-Eastman-Kodak H-Helms Foundation SN-Sporting News *Monk Moscrip, E – AAB, INS, LI, 1977 FBW-Football Weekly INS-International News T-Time Magazine NEA, SN, UP *Guy Benjamin, QB – FN, FW, NEA, FC-American Football Coaches LI-Liberty Magazine UP-United Press Assn. (in Colliers Magazine NANA-No. America Newspaper UPI-United Press International *Bob Reynolds, T – AP, GR, NANA UPI from 1948-56) Alliance WC-Walter Camp 1935 Gordon King, OT – NEA, SN FN-Football News *Consensus All-American *Bobby Grayson, FB – Unanimous – 1979 AAB, AP, GR, INS, LI, NANA, NEA, *Ken Margerum, FL – AP, UPI, FC, FN, Academic All-American Selections SN, UP NEA, SN *Monk Moscrip, E – AAB, GR, INS, 1980 **Academic All-American records were 1981 NANA, SN John Elway, QB – SN unavailable before 1964. Darrin Nelson, HB, First-Team 1940 *Ken Margerum, FL – UPI, AP, FC, FN, 1964 John Bergren, DT, First-Team *Frankie Albert, QB – AAB, AP, GR, NEA, SN Joe Neal, G, Honorable Mention 1982 INS, LI, NW, UP 1981 John Bergren, DT, First-Team Hugh Gallarneau, HB – NEA 1966 Darrin Nelson, HB – EK Jack Root, FB, Second-Team Mike Dotterer, FB, Second-Team 1941 Steve Lemon, DB, Honorable Mention 1982 1970 *Frankie Albert, QB – AAB, AP, GR, *John Elway, QB – AP, EK, FBW, FN, 1983 INS, NW, SN John Sande, C, First-Team FW, NEA, SN, UPI, WC Terry Ewing, DB, Second-Team John Bergren, DT, First-Team 1942 1986 Eric Mullins, WR, Second-Team *Chuck Taylor, G – AAB, AP, FW, SN 1973 Rob Moore, FB, Second-Team Brad Muster, FB – EK Bruce Blackstone, G, Second-Team 1949 Dave Wyman, LB – SN 1984 1974 Ken Rose, E – NEA 1990 Scott Carpenter, OL, Second-Team Gordon Riegel, LB, Second-Team Emile Harry, WR, Second-Team 1950 Ed McCaffrey, WR – EK Keith Rowen, DT, Second-Team *Bill McColl, E – AAB, FC, FW, INS, Bob Whitfield, OT – SH Kevin Scott, RB, Second-Team 1975 Matt Soderlund, LB, Second-Team NEA, SN, UP 1991 Don Stevenson, FB, First-Team 1985 1951 *Bob Whitfield, OT – AP, FN, SH, SN, Ted Pappas, TE, Second-Team , DB – INS UPI, WC Matt Soderlund, LB, First-Team *Bill McColl, E – AAB, AP, FC, FW, INS, 1976 Craig Landis, DB, Second-Team 1992 Don Stevenson, FB, First-Team NEA Ron George, OLB – FN, CPFN 1987 1953 Glyn Milburn, RB – AP 1977 Brad Muster, RB, First-Team Bob Garrett, QB – AAB, FW, NEA Guy Benjamin, QB, First-Team 1990 1997 James Lofton, WR, Second-Team Sam Morley, E – AP Kailee Wong, DE – FN Ed McCaffrey, WR, First-Team 1978 Jon Volpe, RB, Second-Team 1955 1999 Paul Wiggin, T – AP Vince Mulroy, WR, First-Team 1991 *Troy Walters, FL – AP,FN, FW, SN, WC Jim Stephens, G, First-Team 1956 Tommy Vardell, FB, First-Team 2001 1979 *John Brodie, QB – FC, FW, INS, NEA Eric Heitmann, OG – FC, FN 1993 Paul Wiggin, T – SN Pat Bowe, TE, First-Team Justin Armour, WR, Second-Team Luke Powell, KR – FW Milt McColl, LB, First-Team 1959 Tank Williams, FS – FC Joe St. Geme, S, First-Team 1994 Chris Burford, E – FC Justin Armour, WR, First-Team 1980 1962 Duke Dapper, NG, Second-Team 1999 Edward A. Cummings, FB – FC Milt McColl, OLB, Second-Team Troy Walters, FL, First-Team Ken Margerum, FL, Second-Team

2005 STANFORD FOOTBALL 123 All-American Biographies Football Honors

Stanford Football John Brodie Edward A. All-Americans Quarterback Cummings 1956 Fullback 1962 Starred for the Cardinal Frankie Albert from 1954-56, earning con- Cardinal fullback earned Quarterback sensus All-American honors All-American honors in his 1940, 1941 in his final season on The senior season … Three-year Farm … Led the nation in letterman (1960-62) who pass attempts (240), pass earned his stripes as a tough, Led the Stanford “Wow completions (139), comple- Boys” to a 10-0 record in hard-hitting player … Also tion percentage (.579), pass- played inside linebacker … 1940, including a 21-3 Rose ing yards (1,633) and pass- Bowl victory over Nebraska Led the team in tackles in ing touchdowns (12) in 1956 … During his three seasons 1961 and ’62 … Gained 256 yards on 70 carries in his … Key part of the T-forma- on The Farm, Brodie threw for 3,594 yards, which set a tion scheme that revolu- career while also accounting for 238 tackles his junior and new Stanford record at that time … He also competed on senior seasons. tionized college football, the Stanford golf team … Elected to the National Football having moved from tailback Foundation Hall of Fame in 1986 … Went on to an out- to quarterback when the standing professional career with the San Francisco 49ers. offense was implemented prior to his junior year (1940) Pat Donovan … Finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy balloting in 1940 and improved to third a year later … Went on to 1973, 1974 become a selection for the San Francisco 49ers Chris Burford and later returned as of his old NFL team. 1959 Two-time First-Team All- America and one of the top linemen in Stanford Football Guy Benjamin Tied an NCAA record in history … Led his team in Quarterback 1959 with 61 receptions … tackles and was also a 1977 Cardinal tight end also led tremendous pass rusher … the nation with 757 receiv- Teamed with Roger Stillwell ing yards that season … In to give Stanford the finest Led Stanford to a 9-3 mark his final collegiate game, in 1977, including a 24-14 pair of ends in the nation … made 12 catches for 115 Intense, intelligent player was a “coach on the field” … Sun Bowl victory over LSU yards and a in … Named Offensive MVP Moved to the offensive line during his successful profes- the 1959 Big Game … Two- sional career with the . of that game, going 23-for- time All-Pacific 8 selection finished his Stanford career 36 for 269 yards, three with 107 receptions … Elected to National Football touchdowns and no inter- Foundation College Hall of Fame in 1995 … Played pro- ceptions … Also led the fessionally for the . John Elway NCAA in passing that sea- Quarterback son … Finished Stanford career with 5,946 passing yards, 1980, 1982 45 touchdowns and a .604 completion percentage, which Jack Chapple ranks him among the school’s all-time best in all three cat- One of the greatest quarter- egories … In ’77, he completed 208-of-330 (.630) for Offensive Guard 1964 backs ever, both collegiately 2,521 yards and 19 touchdowns. and professionally … Rewrote the Stanford and Played both linebacker and Pac-10 career record books Mike Boryla offensive guard at Stanford … During his tenure at Quarterback … Anchored the Cardinal Stanford (1979-82), complet- 1973 defense in 1963 and ’64 … ed 774-of-1,246 passes for Led the team with 142 tack- 9,349 yards and 77 touch- les in his senior season (’64) Started at quarterback for the downs … Finished second to in the 1982 … Had ideal combination of Heisman Trophy voting … Also set Stanford records for Cardinal in 1972 and 1973, strength, size and speed … earning All-American honors touchdown passes in a season (27, 1980) and a game (6, Went on to play profession- 1980) …. Was the No. 1 pick in the 1983 NFL Draft … Led his senior season … Ranks ally for the San Francisco 49ers. among Stanford’s all-time the to two Super Bowl Championships … best in career passing yardage Entered Professional Football Hall of Fame in 2004 … Also (4,082), pass attempts (641) played at Stanford for two years, before signing a and pass completions (338) Bill Corbus professional contract with the Yankees. … Threw for 1,629 yards and Offensive Guard 17 touchdowns on 140-of-256 passing in 1973 … In his first 1932, 1933 season as a starter in ’72, he completed 183-of-350 for 2,284 Hugh yards and 14 TDs … Later played professionally with the Two-time All-America was Gallarneau Philadelphia Eagles and . dubbed the “Baby-Faced Halfback Assassin” because of his 1940 relentless assault on opposi- tion on both sides of the ball … Starred on 1933 “Vow Halfback in the innovative Boys” squad … That season, T-formation scheme that kicked two fourth quarter led the “Wow Boys” to a field goals in the Cardinal’s Rose Bowl victory over 13-7 win over USC in front of 90,000 at the Los Angeles Nebraska to cap the 1940 Coliseum that snapped the Trojans’ 27-game win streak season … Led by … Elected to National Football Foundation College Hall Gallarneau, Frankie Albert, of Fame in 1957. Norm Standlee and Pete Kmetovic, the 1940 squad went unbeaten … Elected to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1982.

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Rod Garcia Bobby Eric Grayson Heitmann 1973 Fullback Offensive Guard 1934, 1935 2001 Best known for his game- winning 31-yard A member of Stanford’s Named a First-Team All- with 12 seconds left in the “Vow Boys” … One of the American in his senior sea- 1972 Rose Bowl, giving greatest running backs in son … The first Stanford Stanford a 13-12 victory over the early years of college lineman to earn First-Team Michigan … Finished his football … Two-time con- All-American honors in 10 career on The Farm with 197 sensus All-America fin- years (Bob Whitfield, 1991) points on 42-of-80 field goals ished his career with 1,547 … Four-year starter … and 71-of-80 extra points … yards and 18 touchdowns Finished with a string of 35 Led Stanford with 76 in points in 1973 on 18-of-29 field … Played in three Rose Bowls, gaining 299 yards on 69 consecutive starts at guard from 1999-2001 … Played in all goals and 22-of-25 on PATs … The 18 field goals established carries … Rushed for 152 yards in the 1934 Rose Bowl 46 games in his Stanford career … Named Honorable a new school record at the time … Set school record with a and 119 yards in the 1935 game … In 1934, rushed for Mention All-Pac-10 in 1999, Second-Team in 2000 and 59-yard field goal vs. USC in 1973. 646 yards, scored 10 touchdowns and made five inter- First-Team in 2001 … Selected in the seventh round (No. ceptions … Rushed for 551 yards and passed for 280 in 239 overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 1935 … Elected to the National Football Foundation 49ers and started 12 games in his rookie campaign. Bob Garrett Hall of Fame. Quarterback 1953 Gary Bones Kerkorian Brilliant two-way player Hamilton QB, and First-Team All- Tackle 1951 America who could seem- 1934 ingly play every position – Three-year starter at quar- quarterback, defensive Helped lead Stanford’s fab- terback, but earned All- back, placekicker and American honors for his … Earned All- ulous “Vow Boys” to three straight Rose Bowl appear- play at defensive back … American honors at QB in School record holder in 1953, completing 118-of- ances and a 25-4-2 record … The group also lived up every passing category when 205 (.576) for 1,637 yards and 17 touchdowns … Set a he left The Farm … Led then-school record with 17 touchdown passes in 1953 … to its “vow” of defeating USC on three straight occa- Stanford to a 9-1 regular Also tied a school record with nine on the season in 1951 and Rose Bowl appearance against Illinois other side of the ball … Played all 60 minutes in five sions … Outstanding player on both sides of the ball … Elected to the National … Also enjoyed his best season in 1951 when he complet- games in 1953 – the last Stanford player to accomplish ed 103-of-186 passes for 1,417 yards and seven touch- that feat … Finished fifth in the 1953 Heisman Trophy Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1972, one of five members of the “Vow Boys” to be so honored. downs … Played professionally for the balloting … The No. 1 selection in the 1954 NFL Draft and Baltimore Colts. played professionally for the and Browns. Ray Handley Halfback Gordon King Ron George 1964 Offensive Tackle Outside Linebacker 1977 1992 One of the most effective run- ning backs to play at Stanford Overpowering lineman A three-year starter at out- … Finished his collegiate starred on Stanford’s 1977 side linebacker from 1990- career with 1,795 rushing Sun Bowl championship 92 … One of the most yards, a Stanford record at the team … Had great size and explosive players to ever time … Earned All-America physical strength … First- play OLB on The Farm … and All-Pac-8 honors in 1964 Team All-America and All- He led the team in quarter- when he set school records for Pac-10 in ’77 … He was a first back sacks and tackles-for- yards gained rushing (936) round draft pick – 10th selec- loss all three seasons … His and rushing attempts (197) … Led the team in rushing in tion overall – in the 1978 25 tackles-for-loss and 15 1965 as well with 654 yards … He had two stints as an assis- NFL Draft by the … He went on to a 10- sacks in 1992 were the both the second-best single season tant coach at Stanford – in 1972-73 and ’79-83 … Went on year pro football career. marks in school history … Member of Stanford’s 1992 to be the head coach of the New York Giants. defense that led the Cardinal to a 10-3 record, a #9 national ranking and a victory over Penn State in the Blockbuster Bowl … Two-time First-Team All-Pac-10 Jim Lawson selection … Selected in the fifth round of the 1993 NFL End Draft by the . 1924

Stanford’s first All-America … Consensus first-team choice in 1924 after leading the Cardinal to an 8-1-1 mark and a Rose Bowl appearance against Notre Dame … Versatile two-way player … Member of the Stanford Football Hall of Fame.

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Pete Lazetich Bill McColl Phil Moffatt End Halfback 1971 1950 1930

Ringleader of Stanford’s Unquestionably one of the One of the most versatile “ Chickens,” the great players of his era … He and talented halfbacks to rugged defensive line on the set Pacific Coast Conference play Stanford football … 1971 and 1972 Rose Bowl records in 1950 by register- Appears in the school record championship teams … ing 39 receptions for 671 books as a , One of the most popular yards … Led the 1951 defensive back and kick players in Stanford history Cardinal squad to a confer- returner … Averaged 5.9 … Tremendous pass rusher ence title and Rose Bowl yards per carry in his with exceptional strength … appearance … Finished Stanford career, the highest Known for playing hurt … Earned National Player of the fourth in 1951 Heisman Trophy balloting, catching a PCC total in Stanford history … Also in the school record book Week honors in both 1970 and 1971 … First-Team All- record 42 passes for 607 yards and seven touchdowns … for career interceptions (20), season interceptions (9), sea- Pac-8 selection in ’71 … Was selected in the second round Finished his career with 106 receptions for 1,556 yards son punt return yardage (472), season punt returns (41) of the 1972 NFL Draft. and 14 touchdowns … Named to the National Football and single game punt returns (14) … A member of Foundation Hall of Fame in 1973 … While playing for the Stanford’s “All-Oldtimer’s Team,”Moffatt rushed for 1,139 NFL’s from 1952-59, he earned his M.D. at yards and 12 touchdowns on 193 carries. Ken the University of Chicago. Margerum Flanker Sam Morley 1979, 1980 Duncan End McColl 1953 Only two-time All-America Defensive End among Stanford’s impres- 1976 Sam Morley had the good sive all-time roster of great fortune to be Stanford’s top wide receivers … Finished Joined his father Bill McColl receiver when All-America his career as Stanford’s then as the only father-son All- Bobby Garrett was the quar- all-time leader in receiving America football combina- terback … Morley, who was yards (2,430) and career tion in Stanford history … an Associated Press First- touchdowns (30) and was Led his team in virtually Team All-America selection number two with 141 career receptions … He was a con- every defensive category his in 1953, was also a two-time sensus two-time First-Team All-America, a three-time All- last two seasons en route to all-conference selection … Pac-10 selection and an Academic All-America … His 30 Second-Team All-America In 1953, he led the team with 45 receptions for 594 yards career TD receptions was also a Pac-10 record … Had 53 honors in 1975 and First-Team All-America honors in and six touchdowns … The previous season, Morley reg- receptions in 1978, 41 in 1979 and 44 in 1980 … He was a 1976 … He set Cardinal records in ’76 for tackles-for-loss istered 40 catches for 523 yards six TDs … He caught an third round selection in the 1981 NFL Draft by the with 26 and in ’75 with 17 quarterback sacks … Two-time even 100 passes in his career. Chicago Bears … Won a as a member of First-Time All-Pac-10 selection … Lived in opposing the Bears in Super Bowl XX … A member of the Stanford backfields throughout his career … Tough, aggressive, big Athletic Hall of Fame. play performer. Monk Moscrip End 1934, 1935 Ed McCaffrey Glyn Milburn Running Back One of the most valuable 1990 1992 members of the “Vow Boys” teams that played in three Earned First-Team All- Despite playing just three straight Rose Bowls from America honors after grab- years at Stanford after trans- 1933-35 … Known as a bing 61 passes for 917 yards ferring from Oklahoma, fin- great defensive player who and eight touchdowns as a ished his career second at completely shut down senior in 1990 … Also Stanford and third in the opposing offenses on his named First-Team All-Pac- Pac-10 with 5,857 career all- side of the field … A two- 10 and First-Team Academic purpose yards … time First-Team All-America at end … Named to the All-America in ’90 … Ranks Spectacular athlete was a National Football Foundation and College Football Hall among Stanford’s all-time one-man human highlight of Fame in 1985. best with 2,333 career receiving yards … As a junior, he reel … An outstanding punt and kickoff returner who set recorded 53 receptions for 871 yards … Known as a fear- a school record with 2,222 all-purpose yards in 1990 … less receiver over the middle with great size, hands and Earned All-American honors in 1992 by racking up 2,121 Brad Muster leaping ability … Played in the NFL from 1991-2003 with all-purpose yards and leading the Cardinal to a Fullback the New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers and Denver Blockbuster Bowl victory over Penn State … Finished his 1986 Broncos … Was a member of three Super Bowl career among the school’s all-time leaders in all-purpose Championship teams (San Francisco 49ers XXIX; Denver running (5,857 yards), rushing (2,178 yards), receiving During his Cardinal career, Broncos XXXII, XXXIII). (141 receptions), punt return yards (1,026) and punt Brad Muster was a First- return average (13.7), kickoff return yards (1,162) and Team All-America (1986), a kickoff return average (23.2) … Had Pac-10 record 379 two-time First-Team All- all-purpose yards in 1990 Big Game vs. Cal … Went on to Pac-10 selection (1985, ’86) a nine-year NFL career with the Denver Broncos, Detroit and a First-Team Academic Lions, Chicago Bears and San Diego Chargers. All-America (1987) … He finished his career as Stanford’s number-two all- time leading rusher (2,940 yards) and receiver (194 receptions) … His 78 receptions in ’85 set a then-school single season record … Had 204 rushing yards vs.

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California in 1984 … In 1986, he rushed for 1,053 yards, becoming only the second Stanford running back to sur- Jim Plunkett Bob Reynolds pass the 1,000 yard mark in a season … Muster was a Quarterback Offensive Tackle first round selection – 23rd pick overall – in the 1988 1970 1934 NFL Draft. Heisman Trophy winner in One of the truly great col- 1970 along with being a lege football players of his Darrin Nelson consensus First-Team All- era … Starred on both sides Halfback America … He led Stanford of the ball for the “Vow 1981 to a 27-17 upset victory Boys” from 1933-35 … over Ohio State in 1971 Earned First-Team All- Rose Bowl … He was America honors in ’34 … One of the great players in named the game’s MVP Set a school record that will Stanford football history … after completing 20-of-30 never be equaled – he played Not only was he a Kodak for 265 yards and one TD … For the season, Plunkett all 60 minutes for Stanford in the ’34, ’35 and ’36 Rose First-Team All-America in threw for 2,715 yards and 18 TDs on 191-of-358 passing Bowl games … Elected to the National Football 1981, but Nelson is the only … He finished his career with a school and NCAA Foundation Hall of Fame in 1961. player in school history to be record 7,887 yards in total offense … He completed 530- named First-Team All-Pac- of-962 in his career for 7,544 yards and 52 touchdowns, 10 for four seasons … He setting then school records in every category … Plunkett Don Robesky finished his career as the was the number one pick in the 1971 NFL Draft by the school record holder in yards rushing (4,033), all-purpose Offensive Guard New England Patriots … In 16 seasons in the NFL, he 1928 running (6,885), receptions (214), scoring (242) and won two Super Bowl championships and was named touchdowns scored (40) … A First-Team Academic All- MVP of Super Bowl XV … Plunkett’s number 16 was America, Nelson became the first player in college football retired by Stanford in 1991. Three-year letterwinner history to for over 1,000 yards and catch more than from 1926-28 … Earned 50 passes in a season – a feat he accomplished three times First-Team All-America in four seasons … He played at Stanford in 1977 and ’78, honors in 1928 … Best missed the ’79 season due to an injury, and returned to Seraphim known as being a part of the play in 1980 and ’81 … He finished sixth in the 1981 Post best offensive guard tandem Heisman Trophy balloting, was a first round pick by the Offensive Guard in college football in ’28 in 1982 and went on to an 11-year 1928 along with teammate and career in the NFL … Is now a Senior Associate Athletic fellow First-Team All- Director at Stanford. A consensus All-America in America Seraphim Post … Started for Stanford in the 1928, Seraphim 1927 Rose Bowl versus Alabama and the 1928 Rose Bowl “Dynamite” Post teamed against Pittsburgh … His three teams at Stanford went 10- Ernie Nevers with Don Robesky to form 0-1 in 1926, 8-2-1 in ’27 and 8-3-1 in ’28. Fullback college football’s most 1925 dominating pair of offen- sive guards … Helped Ken Rose One of the greatest college Stanford to an 8-3-1 record End football players of all-time in ’28 … He earned a letter in 1927 as a member of 1949 … A consensus All-America Stanford’s Rose Bowl team. in 1925, Never’s teams at Two-year letterman in 1948 Stanford went 21-5-1 from and ’49 under head coach 1923-25, including a trip to Luke Powell Marchmont Schwartz … Rose Bowl after the 1924 Kick Returner The Newspaper Enterprise season … Nevers was 2001 Association named Rose a named the greatest college First-Team All-America end football player of all-time by in 1962 … Named a First-Team All- in ’49 … Rose’s quarterback In 1969, he was chosen to the NCAA’s All-Time All- American kick returner by that season was Gary America team … In the 1925 Rose Bowl vs. Notre Dame’s the Football Writers Kerkorian, then a sopho- Four Horseman, Nevers played all 60 minutes and rushed Association of American … more and later to be an All-America himself … Rose for 114 yards on 34 carries despite playing with two Became the first Stanford scored the only touchdown in the 1948 Big Game on an injured ankles … One of only two Stanford football play- player to ever earn First- 11-yard reception. ers to have his number retired (#1). Team All-American honors as a kick returner … Finished the year ranked Don Parish second in NCAA Division I-A and first in the Pacific-10 Ted Shipkey Linebacker Conference with a 16.0 yard punt return average (19 End 1969 returns, 304 yards) … Had three returns of over 45 yards, 1926 including a season-best 58-yard return in the regular A two-time First-Team All- season finale at San Jose State. A three-year letterman from Pac-8 selection as an inside 1924-26, Shipkey was cho- linebacker, Parish earned sen First-Team All-America First-Team All-America in ’26 … He was the third honors in 1969 by the All-America football player Associated Press, The in school history … He Sporting News and Time played all 60 minutes in the Magazine … For two sea- 1925 Rose Bowl vs. Notre sons in 1968 and ’69, Parish Dame and the Four was one of Stanford’s top defensive weapons as he led the Horseman and the ’27 Rose Bowl vs. Alabama … He team in tackles each season (143 in ’68, 141 in ’69) … He scored Stanford’s only touchdown in the ’25 Rose Bowl … was selected in the fourth round of the 1970 NFL Draft by During his three seasons, Shipkey’s teams went 24-3-1, the St. Louis Cardinals. appeared in two Rose Bowls and won one national cham- pionship (1926).

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overall record of 40-29-2 … His 1951 team went 9-2 and Jeff Siemon played in the ’52 Rose Bowl … Taylor was Stanford’s Tank Williams Linebacker Athletic Director from 1963-71, during which Stanford Free Safety 1971 played in the ’71 and ’72 Rose Bowls. 2001

One of the great The first defensive back in in Stanford football history, Troy Walters Stanford football history to Siemon was the heart and Flanker earn First-Team All- soul of Stanford’s defense 1999 American honors … Named during the 1970 and ’71 Rose a First-Team All- seasons … He was by the American Football named First-Team All- One of the most prolific Coaches Association … Pacific-8 Conference in 1970 wide receivers in Pac-10 and Career totals include 201 and ’71, and a First-Team Stanford history … total tackles, nine intercep- All-America in 1971 after leading Stanford with 112 tackles Consensus First-Team All- tions, nine tackles-for-loss and four quarterback sacks … … Had 15 tackles in the Indians’ 27-17 Rose Bowl win over America in 1999 and winner Tied for ninth on Stanford’s all-time list with Michigan in 1972 … Selected in the first round (10th pick of the Biletnikoff Award, nine … Started 30 games at free safety for the Cardinal overall) of the 1972 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings … emblematic of the nation’s from 1999-2001, including all 12 in 2001, 11 in 2000 and Spent all of his 11 NFL seasons with the Vikings. top wide receiver … Set Pac- seven in 1999 … Named Second-Team All-Pac-10 in 2000 10 records for career recep- … Selected in the second round (No. 45 overall) of the tions, career receiving yards, receiving yards in a single 2002 NFL Draft by the , and started in all Malcolm season and longest pass play … Set Stanford records for 16 regular season games in his rookie campaign … Now career receptions (244), career receiving yards (3,986), in his fourth season at Tennessee. Snider receptions in a single season (86), receiving yards in a sin- Offensive Tackle gle season (1,456), longest pass play (98) and receiving 1968 yards in a single game (278) … Finished his career in style by leading Stanford to the 1999 Pac-10 title and the Rose A Second-Team All-Pac-8 Bowl, while also setting the school and conference record Kailee Wong choice in 1967, Snider for receiving yards in a season … Was also named the Defensive Tackle became one of the top offen- 1999 Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year, as well as earn- 1997 sive tackles in college foot- ing First-Team Academic All-America honors … Played ball in 1968 and was chosen two years for the Minnesota Vikings and is now in his After leading the Pacific-10 by The Sporting News as a fourth season with the Colts. Conference in sacks (12-77) First-Team All-America … and tackles-for-loss (22- He was also selected First- 110), Wong was named First- Team All-Pac-8 in ’68 … Snider was a third round pick of Bob Whitfield Team All-Pac-10 for the sec- the Atlanta Falcons in the ’70 NFL Draft. Offensive Tackle ond straight season and 1990, 1991 First-Team All-America by Football News in 1997 … He Roger A tremendous offensive tack- had 26 quarterback sacks in Stillwell le who must be considered his career and 50 tackles-for-loss … He led the team in both among the best in school his- categories as a junior and senior … Named Team MVP in Defensive End 1996 and ’97 … Started 37 games for Stanford from 1994- 1973 tory … He was twice named First-Team All-America in 97 … As a junior, he had 12 sacks and 21 tackles-for-loss 1990 and ’91 as well as being and earned Defensive MVP honors in the 1997 Sun Bowl Teamed with Pat Donovan a First-Team All-Pac-10 versus Michigan State … Selected in the second round (No. on the defensive line in 1973 selection … He played every 51) of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings, and is to give Stanford one of the down as a freshman in 1989 now in his eighth season in the NFL and fourth with the top duos in college football and started all 34 games in his three-year Stanford career … Houston Texans. … Stillwell was chosen by the Left after his junior season to play professional football … Associated Press as a First- He was a first round draft pick – eighth selection overall – Team All-America in 1973 in the ’92 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons … Now in his Dave Wyman and a First-Team All-Pac-8 14th year in the NFL, playing for Atlanta (1992-2003), Inside Linebacker defensive end … He had 62 tackles in ’73 … As a junior in Jacksonville (2004) and the New York Giants (2005-). 1986 1972, he was chosen First-Team All-West Coast by UPI after registering 66 total tackles … Selected by the Chicago Bears in the 1975 NFL Draft. A three-year starter at Paul Wiggin inside linebacker, Wyman Defensive Tackle was named First-Team All- 1955, 1956 Pac-10 and First-Team All- Chuck Taylor America by The Sporting Offensive Guard News in ’86 … Recorded 1942 A two-time First-Team All- America in 1955 and ’56, 169 tackles in 1986 – the Wiggin is one of only two second best single season in No one has had more of an players in school history to school history … He regis- impact on the Stanford return as Stanford’s head tered 144 tackles in 1983 and 128 in 1984 … An injury Athletic program than football coach (the other is forced him to redshirt the 1985 season … Second round Taylor, who was a player, Chuck Taylor) … As a play- pick of the in 1987 … Played in the coach and athletic director er, Wiggin was a three-year NFL for 10 years. on The Farm … Spent over starter at defensive tackle 30 years at Stanford … One (1954-56) … He went on to an 11-year career in the NFL of only two people in histo- which included three world championship games and one ry to be a player, coach and world championship with the … He Athletic Director in the Rose Bowl … He was a member of coached in the NFL for 12 seasons and was the head coach the “Wow Boys” team in 1940 that went 10-0 and beat of the Kansas City Chiefs from 1975-77 … He was Nebraska in the Rose Bowl … As a senior in 1942, Taylor Stanford’s head football coach from 1980-83 … Was earned First-Team All-America honors … He was named to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Stanford’s head coach from 1951-57 and compiled an

128 2005 STANFORD FOOTBALL Senior Bowl Selections Football Honors

Blue-Gray All-Star 1956 John Brodie ...... B 1997 Brad Badger ...... OG 1974 Rod Garcia ...... K Football Classic Carl Isaacs ...... E Greg Clark ...... TE Randy Poltl ...... DB 1973 Randy Poltl ...... DB Paul Wiggin ...... T Brian Manning ...... FL Bill Reid ...... C William J. Reid, III ...... C 1957 ...... B 1998 Anthony Bookman ...... RB 1975 Roger Stillwell ...... DL 1974 Scott Laidlaw ...... RB Gary Van Galder ...... E Chris Draft ...... ILB 1976 Ted Pappas ...... TE Drew Palin ...... OT 1958 Troy Barbee ...... T Kailee Wong ...... DE 1977 Duncan McColl ...... DL 1975 Todd Anderson ...... C Roch Conklin ...... C 1999 Donnie Spragan ...... OLB Mike Michel ...... K/P Ted Pappas ...... TE 1960J Chris Burford ...... E 2000 Todd Husak ...... QB 1978 Mark Hill ...... G Bill Singler ...... WR Ben Robinson ...... E 2001 Riall Johnson ...... OLB 1980 Steve Foley ...... DB 1976 Mike Cordova ...... QB 1960D William “Skip” Face ...... B 2002 ...... QB Andre Hines ...... OL Tony Hill ...... WR Dean Hinshaw ...... T Zack Quaccia ...... OL 1981 Ken Margerum ...... WR Mike Michel ...... CB/P 1962 Ed Cummings ...... B 2003 Kerry Carter ...... RB Milt McColl ...... LB 1979 Chuck Evans ...... LB 1963 Marvin Harris ...... G Matt Leonard...... DT 1982 Darrin Nelson ...... RB 1981 John Macaulay ...... C 1965J Jack Chapple ...... G Casey Moore...... FB 1983 Kevin Bates ...... LB Doug Rogers ...... OT Robert Nichols ...... T 2004 ...... DT 1984 John Bergren ...... DT 1982 Chris Rose ...... OG Dick Ragsdale ...... B Brett Pierce ...... TE 1985 Tom Briehl ...... LB 1983 Mike Tolliver ...... WR 1965D Ray Handley ...... B Luke Powell ...... FL 1988 Eric Snelson ...... TE 1984 Emile Harry ...... WR Craig Ritchey ...... DB 2005 David Bergeron ...... LB 1989 Ray Huckestein ...... DT Matt Moran ...... OT 1966 ...... B Will Svitek ...... DL Andy Sinclair ...... C 1985 Greg Baty ...... TE John Mason ...... E J – January; D – December 1990 Alan Grant ...... CB 1989 Lester Archambeau ...... DT Tim Sheehan ...... C 1992 Tom Vardell ...... RB 1990 Kevin Scott ...... CB 1967 Blaine Nye ...... DT 1993 Chris Dalman ...... C Jono Tunney ...... ILB Jack Root ...... B Ron George ...... LB 1994 Tony Cline ...... TE 1968 Malcolm Snider ...... OT John Lynch ...... SS Mike Jerich ...... OT Gene Washington ...... HB Glyn Milburn ...... RB 1997 Greg Comella ...... FB 1969 Bubba Brown ...... DB 1995 Justin Armour ...... WR Damon Dunn ...... WR Don Parish ...... LB 1996 T.J. Gaynor ...... C Carl Hansen ...... DT Bob Reinhard ...... OG Jason White ...... DE Jon Haskins ...... ILB 1972 Jim Merlo ...... LB 1997 Brian Manning ...... FL 1998 Kevin Miller ...... P/PK 1973 Mike Boryla ...... QB 1998 Chris Draft ...... ILB Geoff Wilson ...... OT Rod Garcia ...... K Damon Dunn ...... WR 2000 Russell Stewart ...... TE Bill Reid ...... C Jon Haskins ...... ILB 1974 Pat Donovan ...... DE Jon Ritchie ...... FB East-West Shrine Game Gordon Riegel ...... LB Kailee Wong ...... DE 1925 Scotchy Campbell ...... H 1976 Geb Church ...... LB 1999 Geoff Wilson ...... OT Norman Cleaveland ...... H Mike Langford ...... K 2000 Todd Husak ...... QB Jack Patrick ...... F 1977J Tony Hill ...... WR 2001 Riall Johnson ...... OLB Duncan McColl ...... DE/T Harry Shipkey ...... T Rotary Gridiron Classic 1927 J.E. Raffetto ...... T 1977D Mike Michel ...... K 1928 Clifford Hoffman ...... B 1979 Gordy Ceresino ...... LB 2001 DeRonnie Pitts ...... WR Don Robesky ...... G ...... QB Senior Bowl Phil Francis ...... RB Luke Powell, an All-American punt returner, Roland Sellman ...... T appeared in the 2004 East West Shrine Game Bob Sims ...... H 1980 Chuck Evans ...... DL 1961 Skip Face ...... B 1930D H. Dickson Bogue ...... T ...... QB Dick Norman ...... B William Clark ...... H 1981 Ken Naber ...... K Hula Bowl 1963 C.B. Simons ...... C 1932 Chuck Ehrhorn ...... T 1982J John Macaulay ...... C 1948 Pete August ...... C 1969 Gene Washington ...... FL Philip Neill ...... E Andre Tyler ...... WR John Godfrey ...... G 1972 Pete Lazetich ...... DL 1933 Ernie Caddel ...... B 1983 Chris Dressel ...... TE 1952 Harry Hugasian ...... G 1974 Mike Boryla ...... QB Don Colvin ...... E John Elway ...... QB Bill McColl ...... E 1977 Tony Hill ...... WR 1937 Claude Callaway ...... T Vincent White ...... RB 1954 Bobby Garrett ...... B 1978 Guy Benjamin ...... QB 1938 Grant Stone ...... T 1984 Mike Tolliver ...... WR Sam Morley ...... E Gordon King ...... OL Louis Tsoutsouvas ...... C Vaughn Williams ...... DB 1956 Bill Tarr ...... B James Lofton ...... WR 1939 Anthony Calvelli ...... C 1985 Emile Harry ...... WR 1957 John Brodie ...... QB 1979 Gordy Ceresino ...... LB William Paulman ...... F Brent Martin ...... C Donn Carswell ...... G Steve Dils ...... QB 1940 Stan Anderson ...... T Garin Veris ...... DL Paul Wiggin ...... T 1981 Brian Holloway ...... OL Hampton Pool ...... G 1986 John Barns ...... OL 1960 Chris Burford ...... E Ken Margerum ...... WR 1942 Frank Albert ...... B 1987 Thomas Henley ...... RB 1961 Dean Hinshaw ...... T 1982 Doug Rogers ...... DL Vic Lindskog ...... C Dave Wyman ...... ILB 1963 Ed Cummings ...... B 1985 Brent Martin ...... C 1943 Bruno Banducci ...... G 1988 Jeff James ...... WR 1964 Marv Harris ...... G Garin Veris ...... DL Ed Stamm ...... T Brad Muster ...... RB 1965 John Chapple ...... G 1988 Jeff James ...... WR Chuck Taylor ...... G 1989 Ray Huckestein ...... DT Bob Nichols ...... T 1990 Alan Grant ...... DB 1944 Dave Brown ...... E Andy Sinclair ...... C 1966 Ray Handley ...... B 1991 Ed McCaffrey ...... WR Hank Norberg ...... E 1990 Lester Archambeau ...... DL Craig Ritchey ...... B 1994 Vaughn Bryant ...... DB 1948 Ainslie Bell ...... B Rob Hinckley ...... OLB 1967 Dave Lewis ...... B 1996 Eric Abrams ...... K George Quist ...... B 1991 Ed McCaffrey ...... WR Tim Sheehan ...... C 2001 Willie Howard ...... DT 1949J Robert Rohrer ...... G Kevin Scott ...... DB 1968 Blaine Nye ...... T 2002 Eric Heitmann ...... OL 1949D Jim Castagnoli ...... C Jono Tunney ...... LB 1969 George Buehler ...... G Tank Williams ...... DB Emery Mitchell ...... B 1992 Chris Walsh ...... WR Malcolm Snider ...... T Coy Wire ...... DB Ken Rose ...... E 1993 Chris Dalman ...... OG Gene Washington ...... WR 2003 Casey Moore ...... FB 1950 Russell Pomeroy ...... T Ron George ...... LB 1970 Don Parish ...... LB 2004 ...... OL Bruce Van Alstyne ...... E Glyn Milburn ...... RB Bob Reinhard ...... G 2005 Oshiomogho Atogwe ...... DB 1954 Robert Garrett ...... QB 1995 Justin Armour ...... WR 1971 Jim Plunkett ...... QB Jared Newberry ...... LB Sam Morley ...... E Jason Fisk ...... NT Bob Moore ...... E Alex Smith ...... TE Ted Tanner ...... C Steve Stenstrom ...... QB John Sande ...... C Stanley Wilson ...... DB 1955D Joe Long ...... C 1996 Jeff Buckey ...... OT 1972 Don Bunce ...... QB Tony Mosich ...... T Mark Harris ...... WR Jeff Siemon ...... LB Bill Tarr ...... B 1973 Jim Merlo ...... LB

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Currently Playing (22*) Player Team 2005 Season Brad Badger, OG Oakland Raiders 9th Colin Branch, S 3rd Kerry Carter, RB Seattle Seahawks 3rd Kirk Chambers, OG Cleveland Browns 2nd Chris Draft, ILB Atlanta Falcons 7th Jason Fisk, DT Cleveland Browns 11th Amon Gordon, DE Cleveland Browns 2nd Kwame Harris, OT San Francisco 49ers 3rd Eric Heitmann, OG San Francisco 49ers 4th , QB Chicago Bears 4th , TE Oakland Raiders 3rd Chris Lewis, QB 2nd John Lynch, S Denver Broncos 13th Casey Moore, RB Arizona Cardinals 3rd Brett Pierce, TE Dallas Cowboys 2nd Jon Ritchie, FB Philadelphia Eagles 8th Donnie Spragan, LB Dolphins 7th Troy Walters, WR 6th Bob Whitfield, OT New York Giants 15th Tank Williams, S Tennessee Titans 4th Coy Wire, S 4th Kailee Wong, LB Houston Texans 8th *Does not include 2005 draftees or 2005 undrafted free agents 2005 NFL Draftees (6) Player, Position Team (Round) Oshiomogho Atogwe, S St. Louis Rams (3rd) David Bergeron, LB Philadelphia Eagles (7th) Jared Newberry, LB Washington Redskins (6th) Alex Smith, TE Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3rd) Will Svitek, OT Kansas City Chiefs (6th) Stanley Wilson, CB (3rd)

David Bergeron Will Svitek Stanley Wilson

Undrafted Free Agents (3) Player, Position Team Greg Camarillo, WR San Diego Chargers Scott Scharff, DT San Francisco 49ers Leigh Torrence, CB Green Bay Packers Current AFL Players (1) Player, Position Team 2005 Season Ryan Fernandez, CB San Jose Sabercats 1st

Colin Branch (28) is a safety for the Carolina Panthers. Coy Wire (27) is a safety for the Buffalo Bills. John Lynch (47) is a hard-hitting safety for the Denver Broncos. Safety Oshiomogho Atogwe (41) was drafted by the St. Louis Rams. Tight End Alex Smith (81) was a third- round pick by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Casey Moore (44) is a fullback for the Arizona Cardinals. Photos courtesy: Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, St. Louis Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Arizona Cardinals Kerry Carter (32) is a running back for the Seattle Seahawks. Otto Greule, Jr./Getty Images Linebacker Kailee Wong (52) Offensive lineman Kwame Harris (77) celebrates after a touchdown for the 49ers. Stephen Dunn/Getty Images is a defensive leader for the Defensive back Tank Williams (25) plays for the Tennessee Titans. Scott Halleran/Getty Images Houston Texans. Brian Bahr/Getty Images

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Tom Briehl Chris Draft Houston Oilers ...... 1985, 1987 Chicago Bears ...... 1998 John Brodie San Francisco 49ers ...... 1999 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1957-73 Atlanta Falcons ...... 2000-04 Jeff Buckey Chris Dressel ...... 1996-98 Houston Oilers ...... 1983-86 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1999 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1987 S.F Demons (XFL) ...... 2001 Cleveland Browns ...... 1988 George Buehler Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1989 Oakland Raiders ...... 1969-78 ...... 1989-91 Cleveland Browns ...... 1978-79 Damon Dunn Don Bunce ...... 1998 British Columbia Lions ...... 1972 Cleveland Browns ...... 1999 Chris Burford (NFL Europe) ... 2000 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1960-67 (XFL) ...... 2001 Kwame Ellis Arizona Cardinals ...... 1996 New York Jets ...... 1996 Chicago Bears ...... 1996 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1996 Ernie Caddell John Elway Portsmouth ...... 1933 Denver Broncos ...... 1983-98 Detroit Lions ...... 1934-38 Chuck Evans Tony Calvelli ...... 1980-81 Detroit Lions ...... 1939-40 Randy Fasani San Francisco 49ers ...... 1947 Carolina Panthers ...... 2002 Kerry Carter Jason Fisk Seattle Seahawks ...... 2003-04 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1995-98 Gordy Ceresino Tennessee Titans ...... 1999-2001 Two Sport Stars: Chad Hutchinson (9) was drafted San Diego Chargers ...... 2002-04 by before becoming a San Francisco 49ers ...... 1979 quarterback in the NFL. Teyo Johnson (82) gained Kirk Chambers Phil Francis Pac-10 All-Freshman honors in for the Cleveland Browns ...... 2004 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1979-80 Cardinal before being drafted by the Oakland Jack Chapple Hugh Gallarneau Raiders. Photos courtesy: Chicago Bears, Oakland Raiders. San Francisco 49ers ...... 1965 Chicago Bears ...... 1941-42, ’45-47 Greg Clark Rod Garcia San Francisco 49ers ...... 1997-2001 Sun ...... 1974 Tony Cline David Garnett Buffalo Bills ...... 1995-97 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1993-94 Stanford All-Time Brad Badger Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1999 Carolina Panthers...... 1995 Players in the Pros (203) Washington Redskins ...... 1997-99 Denver Broncos...... 1995 Minnesota Vikings ...... 2000-01 Toi Cook Frankie Albert New Orleans Saints ...... 1987-1993 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1996 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1946-52 Oakland Raiders ...... 2002-04 Bob Garrett Bruno Banducci San Francisco 49ers ...... 1994-95 Calgary ...... 1953 Denver Broncos ...... 1996 Green Bay Packers ...... 1954 Brian Allen Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1944-45 Ron George San Francisco 49ers ...... 1946-54 Carolina Panthers ...... 1997 Indianapolis Colts ...... 2002-04 Greg Comella Atlanta Falcons ...... 1993-96 Gary Anderson Toronto ...... 1955 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1997 Gordon Banks New York Giants ...... … 1998-2001 Detroit Lions ...... 1977-78 Tennessee Titans ...... 2002 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1998-99 New Orleans Saints ...... 1978 New Orleans Saints ...... 1980-81 (USFL) ... 1982-84 Houston Texas...... 2003 Washington Redskins ...... 1980 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...... 2004 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1981-83 Oakland Invaders (USFL) ...... 1983 Dallas Cowboys ...... 1985-87 Amon Gordon Benny Barnes Mike Cordova (USFL) .... 1984-85 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1977 Cleveland Browns ...... 2004 Stan Anderson Dallas Cowboys ...... 1972-83 Greg Baty Jim Cox Cleveland Rams ...... 1940-41 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1948 San Diego Chargers ...... 1993-96 Detroit Lions ...... 1941 New England Patriots ...... 1986-87 Ed Cummings Denver Broncos ...... 1997-98 Rupe Andrews ...... 1987 Oakland Raiders ...... 1999-2000 Phoenix Cardinals ...... 1988-89 New York Jets ...... 1964 Calgary ...... 1954 Denver Broncos ...... 1965 Atlanta Falcons ...... 2001 Edmonton ...... 1955 Miami Dolphins ...... 1990-94 Oakland Raiders ...... 2002 Braden Beck Chris Dalman Lester Archambeau San Francisco 49ers ...... 1993-2000 Alan Grant Green Bay Packers ...... 1990-92 Houston Oilers ...... 1971 Steve Dils Indianapolis Colts ...... 1990-91 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1993-99 Guy Benjamin Minnesota Vikings ...... 1979-83 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1992-93 Denver Broncos ...... 2000 Miami Dolphins ...... 1978-79 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1984-87 ...... 1994 Justin Armour New Orleans Saints ...... 1980 John Guillory San Francisco 49ers ...... 1981-84 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1988 Buffalo Bills ...... 1995-97 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1989 Cincinnati Bengals ...... 1969-70 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1997 Fred Boensch Seth Dittman Jerry Gustafson Denver Broncos ...... 1998 Washington Redskins ...... 1947-48 Indianapolis Colts ...... 1995-96 British Columbia Lions ...... 1956 ...... 1999 Anthony Bookman Bill Hachten (CFL) ...... 1998 Corwin Artman (NFL Europe) ...... 1997-98 New York Giants ...... 1947 New York Giants ...... 1931 George Bogue S.F. Demons (XFL) ...... 2000 Carl Hansen Boston Yanks ...... 1932 Chicago Cardinals ...... 1930 Hamilton Tiger-Cats New York Jets ...... 1998-99 Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1933 Newark ...... 1930 (CFL) ...... 1998-2001 S.F. Demons (XFL) ...... 2001 Mike Askea Mike Boryla Ottawa Renegades (CFL) ...... 2002 Kwame Harris Denver Broncos ...... 1973 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1974-76 Pat Donovan San Francisco 49ers ...... 2003-04 Portland ...... 1974-75 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...... 1978 Dallas Cowboys ...... 1975-83 Mark Harris Franklyn Atkinson Dennis Bragonier Mike Dotterer San Francisco 49ers ...... 1996-99 Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1963 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1974 Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1983-84 Marv Harris Colin Branch Los Angeles Rams ...... 1964 Carolina Panthers ...... 2003-04

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Walt Harris Chad Hutchinson Chris Lewis Glyn Milburn San Diego Chargers ...... 1987 Dallas Cowboys ...... 2002-03 Arizona Cardinals ...... 2004 Denver Broncos ...... 1993-95 Emile Harry Chicago Bears ...... 2004 Dave Lewis Detroit Lions ...... 1996-97 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1986-93 Riall Johnson ...... 1967-68, ’75 Chicago Bears ...... 1998-2001 Jon Haskins Cincinnati Bengals ...... 2001-03 Cincinnati Bengals ...... 1970-73 San Diego Chargers ...... 2001 San Diego Chargers ...... 1998 FC Dragons Matt Leonard Bob Mitchell Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1998 (NFL Europe) ...... 2002 Jacksonville Jaguars ...... 2003-04 Los Angeles Dons ...... 1946-48 San Diego Chargers ...... 1999 Denver Broncos ...... 2004 Vic Lindskog Bob Moore Eric Heitmann Teyo Johnson Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1944-51 Oakland Raiders ...... 1971-75 San Francisco 49ers ...... 2002-04 Oakland Raiders ...... 2003-04 James Lofton Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...... 1976-77 Thomas Henley Charles Johnston Green Bay Packers ...... 1978-86 Denver Broncos ...... 1978 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1987 Los Angeles Wildcats ...... 1926 Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1987-88 Casey Moore Wilbur Henry Ron Kadziel Buffalo Bills ...... 1989-92 Carolina Panthers ...... 2003-04 Staten Island ...... 1930 New England Patriots ...... 1972 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1993 Matt Moran Mike Hibler Bill Kellar John Lynch Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1986 Cincinnati Bengals ...... 1968 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1978 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...... 1993-2003 Sam Morley Don Hill Gary Kerkorian Denver Broncos ...... 2004 Washington Redskins ...... 1954 Green Bay Packers ...... 1929 Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1952 John Macaulay Monk Moscrip Chicago Cardinals ...... 1929 Baltimore Colts ...... 1954-56 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1984 Detroit Lions ...... 1938-39 Tony Hill Gordon King Brian Manning Eric Mullins Dallas Cowboys ...... 1977-86 New York Giants ...... 1978-85 Miami Dolphins ...... 1997 Houston Oilers ...... 1984 Andre Hines New York Jets ...... 1986-87 Green Bay Packers ...... 1998 Brad Muster Seattle Seahawks ...... 1980 Andre Kirwan Don Manoukian Chicago Bears ...... 1988-92 Oakland Invaders (USFL) ...... 1983 Toronto Argonauts (CFL) .. 1997-2001 Oakland Raiders ...... 1960 New Orleans Saints ...... 1993-94 Brian Holloway Ottawa Renegades (CFL) ...... 2002 Ken Margerum Darrin Nelson New England Patriots ...... 1981-86 Younger Klippert Chicago Bears ...... 1981-86 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1982-89, ’91-92 Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1987-88 Southern California Sun ...... 1974 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1986-87 San Diego Chargers ...... 1989-90 Dick Horn Pete Kmetovic Ed McCaffrey Ernie Nevers Baltimore Colts ...... 1958 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1946 New York Giants ...... 1991-93 Duluth Eskimos ...... 1926-27 Willie Howard Detroit Lions ...... 1947 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1994 Chicago Cardinals ...... 1929-31 Minnesota Vikings ...... 2001 Scott Laidlaw Denver Broncos ...... 1995-2003 Bob Nichols Steve Hoyem Dallas Cowboys ...... 1975-79 Bill McColl Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1965 Buffalo Bills ...... 1994-95 New York Giants ...... 1980 Chicago Bears ...... 1952-59 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1966-67 Ray Huckestein Kevin Lamar Milt McColl Mike Noble Buffalo Bills ...... 1987 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1981-87 Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1987 (World League) ...... 1991 Jim Lawson Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1988 Hank Norberg Harry Hugasian Los Angeles Wildcats ...... 1926 Jim Merlo San Francisco 49ers ...... 1946-47 Chicago Bears ...... 1955 ...... 1927 New Orleans Saints ...... 1973-79 Chicago Bears ...... 1948 Baltimore Colts ...... 1955 Pete Lazetich Bob Meyers Al Norgard Todd Husak San Diego Chargers ...... 1972-74 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1952 Green Bay Packers ...... 1934 Washington Redskins ...... 2000 Calgary ...... 1975 ...... 1955 Dick Norman Denver Broncos ...... 2001 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1976-77 Fred Meyers Chicago Bears ...... 1961 Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) .... 2002 Dick Leeuwenburg Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1942, ’45 Blaine Nye New York Jets ...... 2002-03 Chicago Bears ...... 1965 Mike Michel Dallas Cowboys ...... 1968-76 Cleveland Browns ...... 2004 Tony Leiker Miami Dolphins ...... 1977 Bob O’Connor Green Bay Packers ...... 1987 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1978 Green Bay Packers ...... 1935

After a Super Bowl season with the Oakland Raiders, Jon San Diego Charger defensive tackle Jason Fisk makes a Troy Walters is now a wide receiver for the Indianapolis Ritchie signed with Philadelphia. ©Streeter Lecka/Getty Images pursuit during a game against Kansas City. Colts after two seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. ©Robert Laberge/Getty Images ©Ronald Martinez/Getty Images

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Running back Brian Allen carries the ball during an Retired Denver Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey pulls in a Donnie Spragan, now with the Miami Dolphins, was Indianapolis Colts game. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images 69-yard TD reception against San Diego. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images originally signed by the New Orleans Saints. ©NFL Photos

John Olenchalk Jon Ritchie Steve Stenstrom Troy Walters Montreal ...... 1978 Oakland Raiders ...... 1998-2002 Chicago Bears ...... 1995-98 Minnesota Vikings ...... 2000-01 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1981-82 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 2003-04 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1999 Indianapolis Colts ...... 2002-04 Don Parish Doug Rogers Russell Stewart Gene Washington St. Louis Cardinals ...... 1970-71 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1982-83 Seattle Seahawks ...... 2001-02 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1969-77 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1971 New England Patriots ...... 1983-84 Roger Stillwell Detroit Lions ...... 1978-79 Denver Broncos ...... 1972 Greg Sampson Chicago Bears ...... 1975-77 Ryan Wetnight Nathan Parks Houston Oilers ...... 1972-78 Pete Swanson Chicago Bears ...... 1993-99 Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1997 Reggie Sanderson Kansas City Chiefs ...... 1997-98 Green Bay Packers ...... 2000 Chicago Bears ...... 1973 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1999 Bob White (NFL Europe) ...... 1999 Chicago (WFL) ...... 1974 (NFL World) ...... 2000 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1951-52 Oakland Raiders ...... 1999-2000 Turk Schonert St. Louis Rams ...... 2000 Cleveland Browns ...... 1955 Cincinnati Bengals ...... 1980-85, ’87-89 Chuck Taylor Baltimore Colts ...... 1955 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1987-88 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1986 Miami Seahawks ...... 1946 Vincent White Gary Pettigrew Jack Schultz ...... 1983-85 Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1966-73 Hawaiians ...... 1974 New York Giants ...... 1964-66 Bob Whitfield New York Giants ...... 1974 Kevin R. Scott Washington Redskins ...... 1966-68 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1992-2003 Brett Pierce San Diego Chargers ...... 1988 Dave Tipton Jacksonville Jaguars ...... 2004 Dallas Cowboys ...... 2004 Dallas Cowboys ...... 1989 New York Giants ...... 1971-73 Paul Wiggin DeRonnie Pitts Detroit Fury (Arena) ...... 2001-02 San Diego Chargers ...... 1974-75 Cleveland Browns ...... 1957-67 FC Kevin T. Scott Seattle Seahawks ...... 1976 John Wilbur (NFL Europe) ...... 2001 Detroit Lions ...... 1991-95 Lou Tsoutsouvas Dallas Cowboys ...... 1966-69 Jim Plunkett Las Vegas Outlaws (XFL) ...... 2001 Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 1938 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1970 New England Patriots ...... 1971-75 Harry Shipkey Andre Tyler Washington Redskins ...... 1971-73 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1976-77 Los Angeles Wildcats ...... 1926 Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...... 1982-83 Tank Williams Oakland Raiders ...... 1978-81 Jeff Siemon Tommy Vardell Tennessee Titans ...... 2002-04 Los Angeles Raiders ...... 1982-86 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1972-82 Cleveland Browns ...... 1992-95 Vaughn Williams Randy Poltl Mike Simone San Francisco 49ers ...... 1996 Indianapolis Colts ...... 1984 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1974 Denver Broncos ...... 1972-74 Detroit Lions ...... 1997-98 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1986 Denver Broncos ...... 1975-77 Jack Smith San Francisco 49ers ...... 1999 Terry Wilson Hampton Pool Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1942 Randy Vataha Edmonton (CFL) ...... 1964-67 Chicago Bears ...... 1940-43 Washington Redskins ...... 1943 New England Patriots ...... 1971-76 Calgary (CFL) ...... 1968-72 Miami Seahawks ...... 1946 Eric Snelson Green Bay Packers ...... 1977 Gary Wimmer Riders ...... 1991 Garin Veris Seattle Seahawks ...... 1983 Los Angeles Rams ...... 1990-92 Malcolm Snider New England Patriots ...... 1985-92 Coy Wire Dallas Cowboys ...... 1993-94 Atlanta Falcons ...... 1969-71 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1993 Buffalo Bills ...... 2002-04 Bill Reid Green Bay Packers ...... 1972-74 Jon Volpe Kailee Wong Southern California Sun ...... 1974 Donnie Spragan BC Lions (CFL) ...... 1991-93 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1998-2001 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1975 New Orleans Saints ...... 1999-2001 (CFL) ...... 1994 Houston Texans ...... 2002-04 Terry Rennaker Admirals Milt Vucinich Dave Wyman Seattle Seahawks ...... 1980 (NFL Europe) ...... 2001 Chicago Bears ...... 1945 Seattle Seahawks ...... 1987-92 Bob Reynolds Denver Broncos ...... 2002-04 Chris Walsh Denver Broncos ...... 1993-96 Detroit Lions ...... 1937-38 Norm Standlee Buffalo Bills ...... 1992-93 Gordon Riegel Chicago Bears ...... 1941 Minnesota Vikings ...... 1994-2002 Southern California Sun ...... 1975 San Francisco 49ers ...... 1946-52

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First Round Selections

Stanford University has had 202 players selected in the NFL Draft since it began in 1936 with 18 players selected in the first round. Gene Washington Player Year Pick Team was the 16th pick of Kwame Harris, OT 2003 26th 49ers the 1969 NFL Draft Darrien Gordon, CB 1993 22nd Chargers by the San Francisco Bob Whitfield, OT 1992 8th Falcons 49ers. Tommy Vardell, FB 1992 9th Browns Brad Muster, FB 1988 23rd Bears John Elway, QB 1983 1st Colts Darrin Nelson, RB 1982 7th Vikings Brian Holloway, OT 1981 19th Patriots James Lofton, WR 1978 6th Packers Gordon King, OT 1978 10th Giants Greg Sampson, DT 1972 6th Oilers Jeff Siemon, LB 1972 10th Vikings Jim Plunkett, QB 1971 1st Patriots Gene Washington, WR 1969 16th 49ers John Brodie, QB 1957 2nd 49ers Bobby Garrett, QB 1954 1st Browns Pete Kmetovic, RB 1942 3rd Eagles Frankie Albert, QB 1942 10th Bears

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Greg Sampson was the 6th pick of the 1972 NFL Draft by the Houston Oilers.

John Brodie (#12, above) was the 2nd pick of the 1957 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. Right: James Lofton, the 6th pick by the Green Bay Packers in 1978, was inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2003.

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NFL Number One Selections

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Bobby Garrett, QB Jim Plunkett, QB John Elway, QB An All-American, Garrett was selected by the The 1970 Heisman Trophy winner, Plunkett was Heisman Trophy runner-up Elway was drafted by Cleveland Browns as the first pick of the 1954 NFL drafted by the New England Patriots. Plunkett, the Baltimore Colts in 1983. One of the NFL’s pre- Draft. He played one season in the NFL with the who had a storybook career in the NFL, led the mier , he led the Denver Broncos to Green Bay Packers. Raiders to Super Bowl victories over Philadelphia five Super Bowl appearances and two titles and he (1981) and Washington (1984). was inducted in the NFL Hall of Fame in 2004.

Double First-Round Selections

On four occasions, two Stanford players were first helped lead Stanford to a 9-3 record and a 1977 Sun round selections in the same year. Bowl victory. In 1992, following Stanford’s 8-4 season and a Defensive tackle Greg Sampson (6th) was drafted berth in the Aloha Bowl, offensive tackle Bob by Houston and linebacker Jeff Siemon (10th) was Whitfield was selected by the Atlanta Falcons (8th drafted by Minnesota in 1972 after Stanford captured pick overall) and running back Tommy Vardell was its second-straight Rose Bowl victory. In 1942, half- the next pick, chosen by the Cleveland Browns. back Pete Kmetovic (3rd) was picked by Philadelphia In 1978, wide receiver James Lofton was selected and quarterback Frankie Albert (10th) was chosen by by Green Bay (6th) and offensive tackle Gordon King Chicago. was chosen by the New York Giants (10th). Both Bob Whitfield Tommy Vardell Atlanta Falcons Cleveland Browns 8th Pick, 1st Round 1992 9th Pick, 1st Round 1992

James Lofton Gordon King Greg Sampson Jeff Siemon Pete Kmetovic Frankie Albert Green Bay Packers New York Giants Houston Oilers Minnesota Vikings Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Bears 6th Pick, 1st Round 1978 10th Pick, 1st Round 1978 6th Pick, 1st Round 1972 10th Pick, 1st Round 1972 3rd Pick, 1st Round 1942 10th Pick, 1st Round 1942

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Top NFL draft picks at Stanford include NFL Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway (1st pick overall, Denver Broncos, 1983), offensive tackle Bob Whitfield (8th pick overall, Atlanta Falcons, 1992) and running back/punt returner Glyn Milburn, a second round selection by the Denver Broncos in 1993. ©NFL Photos

Year-by-Year NFL Draft Picks 2000 1992 Player Team...... Round Troy Walters, FL Minnesota Vikings ...... 5th Bob Whitfield, OT Atlanta Falcons ...... 1st (8th Pick Overall) 2005 Todd Husak, QB Washington Redskins .... 6th Tommy Vardell, FB Cleveland Browns ...... 1st 1998 Oshiomogho Atogwe, FS St. Louis Rams ...... 3rd (9th Pick Overall) Alex Smith, TE Tampa Bay Buccaneers... 3rd Kailee Wong, DE Minnesota Vikings ...... 2nd Chris Walsh, WR Buffalo Bills ...... 9th Stanley Wilson, CB Detroit Lions ...... 3rd Jon Ritchie, FB Oakland Raiders ...... 3rd Turner Baur, TE New England Patriots .. 10th Jared Newberry, OLB Washington Redskins .... 6th Chris Draft, ILB Chicago Bears ...... 6th 1991 Will Svitek, DE Kansas City Chiefs ...... 6th Carl Hansen, DT Seattle Seahawks ...... 6th David Bergeron, ILB Philadelphia Eagles ...... 6th Jon Haskins, ILB San Diego Chargers ...... 7th Ed McCaffrey, WR New York Giants ...... 3rd Kevin Scott, CB Detroit Lions ...... 4th 2004 1997 1990 Amon Gordon, DT Cleveland Browns ...... 5th Greg Clark, TE San Francisco 49ers ...... 3rd Kirk Chambers, OT Cleveland Browns...... 6th Brad Badger, OG Washington Redskins .... 5th Alan Grant, CB/PR Indianapolis Colts ...... 4th Drew Caylor, C Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 6th Brian Manning, FL Miami Dolphins ...... 6th Rob Hinckley, LB New York Giants ...... 4th Lester Archambeau, DT Green Bay Packers ...... 7th 2003 Nathan Parks, OT Kansas City Chiefs ...... 7th 1989 Kwame Harris, OT San Francisco 49ers ...... 1st 1996 (26th Pick Overall) Jeff Buckey, OT Miami Dolphins ...... 7th Andy Sinclair, C/OG San Francisco 49ers ..... 10th Teyo Johnson, WR Oakland Raiders ...... 2nd 1995 1988 Colin Branch, S Carolina Panthers ...... 4th Brad Muster, RB Chicago Bears ...... 1st Casey Moore, FB Carolina Panthers ...... 7th Justin Armour, WR Buffalo Bills ...... 4th Tony Cline, TE Buffalo Bills ...... 4th (23rd Pick Overall) 2002 Jeff James, WR Detroit Lions ...... 7th Steve Stenstrom, QB Kansas City Chiefs ...... 4th Tank Williams, S Tennessee Titans ...... 2nd Jason Fisk, NT Minnesota Vikings ...... 7th 1987 Coy Wire, S Buffalo Bills ...... 3rd 1994 Dave Wyman, LB Seattle Seahawks ...... 2nd Randy Fasani, QB Carolina Panthers ...... 5th Vaughn Bryant, CB Detroit Lions ...... 4th Thomas Henley, WR New Orleans Saints ...... 6th Brian Allen, RB Indianapolis Colts ...... 6th Tony Leiker, DT Green Bay Packers ...... 7th Eric Heitmann, OG San Francisco 49ers ...... 7th 1993 Toi Cook, CB New Orleans Saints ...... 8th Zack Quaccia, C Tampa Bay Buccaneers .. 7th Darrien Gordon, CB San Diego Chargers ...... 1st John Paye, QB San Francisco 49ers ..... 10th (22nd Pick Overall) 2001 1986 Glyn Milburn, RB Denver Broncos ...... 2nd Willie Howard, DT Minnesota Vikings ...... 2nd John Lynch, DB Tampa Bay Buccaneers .. 3rd Greg Baty, TE New England Patriots .... 8th Riall Johnson, OLB Cincinnati Bengals ...... 6th Ron George, OLB Atlanta Falcons ...... 5th Chris Dalman, C San Francisco 49ers ...... 6th

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Numerous NFL veterans have been drafted from Stanford (clockwise from upper left): Lester Archambeau (7th round, Green Bay, 1990), Dave Wyman (2nd, Seattle, 1987), Justin Armour (4th, Buffalo, 1995), Steve Stenstrom (4th, Kansas City, 1995), Chris Draft (6th, Chicago, 1998), and Garin Veris (2nd, New England, 1985).

1985 1982 1978 Garin Veris, DE New England Patriots ... 2nd Darrin Nelson, HB Minnesota Vikings ...... 1st James Lofton, WR Green Bay Packers ...... 1st Tom Briehl, LB Houston Oilers ...... 4th (7th Pick Overall) (6th Pick Overall) Emile Harry, WR Atlanta Falcons ...... 4th Doug Rogers, DT Atlanta Falcons ...... 2nd Gordon King, OT New York Giants ...... 1st Jeff Deaton, OL New York Jets ...... 6th Andre Tyler, SE Tampa Bay Buccaneers .. 6th (10th Pick Overall) Matt Moran, OL Dallas Cowboys ...... 6th John Macaulay, C Green Bay Packers ...... 11th Guy Benjamin, QB Miami Dolphins ...... 2nd Bill Kellar, WR Kansas City Chiefs ...... 7th Brent Martin, C Atlanta Falcons ...... 10th 1981 1984 Brian Holloway, OT New England Patriots .... 1st 1977 Eric Mullins, WR Houston Oilers ...... 6th (19th Pick Overall) Tony Hill, WR Dallas Cowboys ...... 3rd Ken Margerum, WR Chicago Bears ...... 3rd Duncan McColl, DE Washington Redskins .... 4th 1983 Ken Naber, K New England Patriots .... 8th Mike Michel, K Miami Dolphins ...... 5th John Elway, QB Baltimore Colts ...... 1st 1980 Gary Anderson, OT Detroit Lions ...... 10th (1st Pick Overall, traded to Denver) Mike Cordova, QB Philadelphia Eagles ...... 11th Chris Dressel, TE Houston Oilers ...... 3rd Andre Hines, OT Seattle Seahawks ...... 2nd 1976 Vincent White, RB New York Jets ...... 6th Chuck Evans, DT New Orleans Saints ...... 8th Mike Dotterer, RB Los Angeles Raiders ...... 8th Turk Schonert, QB Chicago Bears ...... 9th Geb Church, LB Los Angeles Rams ...... 9th Chris Rose, OT Baltimore Colts ...... 9th 1979 Todd Anderson, C/OT New England Patriots .. 17th Steve Dils, QB Minnesota Vikings ...... 4th Phil Francis, FB San Francisco 49ers ...... 7th

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The Cincinnati Bengals selected linebacker Riall Johnson in Eric Heitmann was a seventh-round selection by the San Tony Hill, a third-round selection by Dallas in 1977, played the sixth round of the 2001 NFL Draft. ©Doug Pensinger/Getty Images Francisco 49ers in 2002. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images in two Super Bowls for the Cowboys.

1975 1970 1965 AFL Pat Donovan, DE Dallas Cowboys ...... 4th Don Parish, LB St. Louis Cardinals ...... 4th Jack Chapple, G Kansas City Chiefs ...... 2nd Roger Stillwell, DE Chicago Bears ...... 9th Bob Reinhard, OG Green Bay Packers ...... 9th Bob Howard, E Kansas City Chiefs ...... 10th Gordy Riegel, LB Los Angeles Rams ...... 10th Bubba Brown, HB Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 10th Braden Beck, E San Diego Chargers ..... 19th Keith Rowen, OT Philadelphia Eagles ...... 11th Dave Sharp, OT Houston Oilers ...... 15th 1965 AFL Redshirt John Snider, LB Kansas City Chiefs ...... 13th 1969 Scott Laidlaw, FB Dallas Cowboys ...... 14th John Wilbur, G Kansas City Chiefs ...... 6th Gene Washington, WR San Francisco 49ers ...... 1st 1964 NFL 1974 (16th pick overall) Mike Boryla, QB Cincinnati Bengals ...... 4th George Buehler, TE Oakland Raiders ...... 2nd Steve Thurlow, H/QB New York Giants ...... 2nd James Ferguson, DB Minnesota Vikings ...... 5th Malcolm Snider, T Atlanta Falcons ...... 3rd Bob Nichols, T Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 9th John Winesberry, RB Denver Broncos ...... 6th Bill Nicholson, T Chicago Bears...... 6th Dick Leeuwenburg, T Chicago Bears ...... 11th Rod Garcia, PK Oakland Raiders ...... 7th Bill Shoemaker,HB/PK Cincinnati Bengals ...... 15th Marvin Harris, C Los Angeles Rams ...... 13th Randy Poltl, SS Minnesota Vikings ...... 12th 1968 1964 AFL Dave Ottmar, QB/P Los Angeles Rams ...... 16th Blaine Nye, E Dallas Cowboys ...... 5th Dick Leeuwenburg, T Houston Oilers ...... 17th 1973 Bob Nichols, T Houston Oilers ...... 18th 1967 Jim Merlo, LB New Orleans Saints ...... 4th 1963 NFL Dave Lewis, QB New York Giants ...... 5th Mike Askea, OT Denver Broncos ...... 7th Mike Hibler, T Oakland Raiders ...... 5th Carlton Simons, C Green Bay Packers ...... 4th Roger Cowan, DE Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 14th Tim Sheehan, C Houston Oilers ...... 10th Frank Atkinson, T Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 8th 1972 Al Hildebrand, T Los Angeles Rams ...... 13th 1966 NFL Greg Sampson, DT Houston Oilers ...... 1st 1963 AFL Gary Pettigrew, E Philadelphia Eagles...... 2nd (6th Pick Overall) Carlton Simons, C Denver Broncos ...... 24th 1966 AFL Jeff Siemon, LB Minnesota Vikings ...... 1st Al Hildebrand, T Houston Oilers ...... 27th (10th Pick Overall) Gary Pettigrew, E San Diego Chargers ...... 6th 1961 AFL Pete Lazetich, DG San Diego Chargers ...... 2nd Craig Ritchey, HB Oakland Raiders ...... 16th Jackie Brown, RB Oakland Raiders ...... 8th Dick Norman, QB Oakland Raiders ...... 5th 1966 AFL Redshirt Don Bunce, QB Washington Redskins .. 12th Dean Hinshaw, T Oakland Raiders ...... 26th Larry Butler, DG Atlanta Falcons ...... 16th John Mason, E Denver Broncos ...... 7th Bill Face, F Oakland Raiders ...... 30th Bill Ogle, T Kansas City Chiefs ...... 7th 1971 1960 NFL 1965 NFL Jim Plunkett, QB New England Patriots .... 1st Dick Norman, QB Chicago Bears ...... 5th (1st Pick Overall) Jack Chapple, G San Francisco 49ers ...... 3rd Chris Burford, E Cleveland Browns ...... 9th Dave Tipton, DT New York Giants ...... 4th Bob Howard, E Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 17th Dean Hinshaw, T San Francisco 49ers ..... 13th Bob Moore, TE Oakland Raiders ...... 5th Ron Kadziel, OLB Dallas Cowboys ...... 5th 1959 Randy Vataha, FL Los Angeles Rams ...... 17th Chris Plain, T Chicago Bears ...... 19th

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1957 1947 AAFC 1942 John Brodie, QB San Francisco 49ers ...... 1st Lloyd Merriman, F Los Angeles Dons ...... 3rd Pete Kmetovic, HB Philadelphia Eagles ...... 1st (2nd Pick Overall) (3rd Pick Overall) 1947 NFL Paul Camera, HB Cleveland Browns ...... 4th Frankie Albert, QB Chicago Bears ...... 1st Lloyd Merriman, F Chicago Bears ...... 3rd (10th Pick Overall) 1956 Bill Hachten, G New York Giants ...... 11th Vic Lindskog, C Philadelphia Eagles ...... 2nd Paul Wiggin, T Cleveland Browns ...... 6th Charley Wakefield, T Philadelphia Eagles ...... 26th Fred Meyer, E Philadelphia Eagles ...... 12th Jerry Gustafson, QB San Francisco 49ers ..... 27th Lynn Brownson, QB Washington Redskins .. 27th Arnold Meiners, E Philadelphia Eagles ...... 17th 1955 1946 1941 Don Sanders, QB San Francisco 49ers ..... 28th Al Hoisch, HB Chicago Bears ...... 23rd Norm Standlee, FB Chicago Bears ...... 2nd 1945 Hugh Gallarneau, HB Chicago Bears ...... 4th Bill Shipkey, F Washington Redskins .. 18th 1940 Jim McCuray Washington Redskins . 22nd Hampton Pool, QB/G Chicago Bears ...... 7th Bob Hall, E Philadelphia Eagles ...... 23rd Stan Anderson, T Chicago Cardinals ...... 12th Doug Graham New York Giants ...... 24th 1944 Loren La Prade, G Philadelphia Eagles ...... 2nd Buck Fawcett, E Chicago Bears ...... 6th Fred Boensch, T Cleveland Browns ...... 7th Bill Joslyn Washington Redskins .. 10th Jim Cox, T Green Bay Packers ...... 19th Bob Frisbee, HB Philadelphia Eagles ...... 23rd 1943 Ed Stamm, T Chicago Bears ...... 3rd Chuck Taylor, G Cleveland Browns ...... 4th Milt Vucinich, FB Chicago Bears ...... 5th

Greg Clark was drafted in the third round by the San Francisco 49ers in 1997. ©NFL Photos

1954 Bobby Garrett, QB Cleveland Browns ...... 1st Ten-year NFL veteran tight end Chris Dressel was a third- (1st Pick Overall) round selection by the Houston Oilers in 1983. John Steinberg, E New York Giants ...... 10th Sam Morley, E Washington Redskins .. 20th Marv Tennefoss, E Green Bay Packers ...... 24th 1939 1953 Pete Zager, T/G New York Giants ...... 6th Tony Calvelli, C Detroit Lions ...... 9th Bob Mathias, F Washington Redskins .. 30th Bill Paulman, QB New York Giants ...... 17th 1952 1936 Bill McColl, E Chicago Bears ...... 3rd Keith Topping, E Boston Patriots ...... 2nd Bob Meyers, F San Francisco 49ers ..... 16th Wes Muller, C Philadelphia Eagles ...... 3rd Dick Horn, QB Dallas Texans ...... 17th Bobby Grayson, FB Pittsburgh Steelers ...... 3rd Harry Hugasian, HB Dallas Texans ...... 22nd Darrien Gordon, a first round selection by the San Diego Chargers in 1993, played for five teams during his NFL career. Bob Reynolds, T Green Bay Packers ...... 6th 1951 ©Donald Miralle/Getty Images Bones Hamilton, HB Brooklyn Dodgers ...... 8th Bruce Van Alstyne, E San Francisco 49ers ...... 9th Monk Moscrip, E Brooklyn Dodgers ...... 9th Neils Larsen, T Chicago Cardinals ...... 9th 1950 Bruno Banducci, T Philadelphia Eagles ...... 6th Robert Andrews, QB Chicago Bears ...... 18th Ray Hammett, RB Chicago Bears ...... 9th Bill De Young, F New York Bulldogs ...... 24th Henry Norberg, E Chicago Bears ...... 16th 1948 NFL George Quist, HB Detroit Lions ...... 2nd Robert Andrews, QB Washington Redskins .... 7th

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Stanford Players in the Super Bowl Name, Position Team Super Bowl Lester Archambeau, DE Atlanta Falcons XXXIII Brad Badger, OT Oakland Raiders XXXVII Stanford in the Super Bowl: (from top left) Buccaneer John Lynch cele- brates at Super Bowl XXXVII while Raider FB Jon Ritchie shows his disap- Benny Barnes, CB Dallas Cowboys X, XII, XIII pointment. Super Bowl MVP John Elway led Denver to five Super Bowls, Guy Benjamin, QB San Francisco 49ers XVI including back-to-back titles. NFL Hall-of-Famer Bill Walsh took the San George Buehler, G Oakland Raiders XI Francisco 49ers to three Super Bowl titles during his coaching tenure. WR Ed Chris Burford, TE Kansas City Chiefs I McCaffrey is one of several Stanford alums who have won Super Bowls with Greg Comella, FB New York Giants XXXV two teams (49ers, Broncos). Jim Plunkett was named Super Bowl MVP after leading the Raiders to the Super Bowl XVIII title. Toi Cook, CB San Francisco 49ers XXIX Chris Dalman, C/G San Francisco 49ers XXIX Pat Donovan, DT Dallas Cowboys X, XII, XIII Stanford Coaches in the Super Bowl John Elway, QB Denver Broncos XXI, XXII, XXIV, XXXII, Phil Bengston Green Bay Packers I, II XXXIII Brian Billick Baltimore Ravens XXXV* Jason Fisk, OT Tennessee Titans XXXIV Monte Clark Miami Dolphins VI, VII, VIII Darrien Gordon, CB San Diego Chargers XXIX Washington Redskins XXVI Denver Broncos XXXII, XXXIII New York Giants XXXV Oakland Raiders XXXVII Bob Gambold Denver Broncos XII Tony Hill, WR Dallas Cowboys XII, XIII Dennis Green San Francisco 49ers XXIII Brian Holloway, OT New England Patriots XX Ray Handley New York Giants XXI, XXV Scott Laidlaw, RB Dallas Cowboys XII, XIII Norbert Hecker San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIX James Lofton, WR Buffalo Bills XXV, XXVI, San Francisco 49ers XXIX XXVII New England Patriots XX John Lynch, S Tampa Bay Buccaneers XXXVII George Siefert San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIX, XXIII, Ken Margerum, WR Chicago Bears XX XXIV*, XXIX* Ed McCaffrey, WR San Francisco 49ers XXIX Willie Shaw San Diego Chargers XXIX Denver Broncos XXXII, XXXIII Philadelphia Eagles XV* Milt McColl, LB San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIX St. Louis Rams XXXIV* Blaine Nye, OG Dallas Cowboys V,VI, X Fred VonAppen San Francisco 49ers XIX, XXIII Jim Plunkett, QB Oakland Raiders XV Bill Walsh San Francisco 49ers XVI*, XIX*, Los Angeles Raiders XVIII XXIII* Randy Poltl, S Minnesota Vikings IX Mike White St. Louis Rams XXXIV Denver Broncos XII Jon Ritchie, FB Oakland Raiders XXXVII *head coach Philadelphia Eagles XXXIX Turk Schonert, QB Cincinnati Bengals XVI, XXIII Jeff Siemon, LB Minnesota Vikings VIII, IX, XI Garin Veris, DE New England Patriots XX Chris Walsh, WR Buffalo Bills XXVIII Bob Whitfield, OT Atlanta Falcons XXXIII John Wilbur, OG Washington Redskins VII Darrien Gordon played in four Super Bowls with three teams.

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