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LAMONT JORDAN AND KRIS JENKINS WERE TAKEN IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE 2001 NFL DRAFT, MARKING THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1984 THAT TWO MARYLAND PLAYERS WERE TAKEN IN ROUND 2 OR HIGHER.

1966 1990 terps in the pros 2 Tom Cichowski, OT ...... Green Bay 3 Neil O’Donnell, QB ...... 12 Blaine Rose, OG ...... New England 1967 5 Dick Absher, TE ...... Philadelphia 1991 14 Bo Hickey, FB ...... St. Louis 4 , QB ...... New England 4 Clarence Jones, OT ...... 1968 9 O’Neil Glenn, OG ...... New England 13 Tom Myslinski, OG ...... 1992 1969 3 Larry Webster, DT ...... 10 Ron Pearson, TE-LB ...... 7 Derek Steele, DE ...... 11 , QB ...... Denver 12 Harry Blackney, RB ...... New York Giants 1993 6 Frank Wycheck, TE ...... Washington 1970 7 Roland Merritt, WR ...... Washington 1995 9 Ralph Sonntag, OT ...... Washington 7 Steve Ingram, OG ...... Tampa Bay 1972 1996 8 Guy Roberts, LB ...... Houston 5 Jermaine Lewis, WR ...... 15 Larry Marshall, DB ...... Kansas City 1997 1974 1986 draft pick . 1 Chad Scott, DB ...... Pittsburgh 7 Bart Purvis, OT ...... Green Bay 14 Paul Vellano, DT ...... Chicago Bears 1983 1998 3 John Tice, TE ...... New Orleans 6 Eric Ogbogu, DE ...... New York Jets 1975 4 Mark Duda, DT ...... St. Louis 1 Randy White, DT ...... Dallas 7 Gurnest Brown, DT ...... Buffalo 1999 3 Louis Carter, RB ...... Oakland 5 Eric Barton, LB ...... Oakland 3 Steve Mike-Mayer, PK ...... San Francisco 1984 6 Kendall Ogle, LB ...... 3 Walter White, TE ...... Pittsburgh 1 , DE ...... Cincinnati 5 Stan Rogers, OT ...... Denver 1 Ron Solt, OG ...... Indianapolis 2000 6 , QB ...... Chicago Bears 2 , QB ...... Cincinnati 4 Lewis Sanders, DB ...... Cleveland 10 Phil Wagenheim, P ...... Baltimore 4 Dave D’Addio, RB ...... Detroit 7 Delbert Cowsette, DT ...... Washington 10 Ken Schroy, DB ...... Philadelphia 7 Willie Joyner, RB ...... Houston 12 Harry Walters, LB ...... Denver 12 Russell Davis, WR ...... Buffalo 2001 16 Robert Smith, DB ...... Baltimore 2 Kris Jenkins, DT ...... Carolina 17 Frank Russell, WR ...... Baltimore 1985 2 LaMont Jordan, RB ...... New York Jets 2 Kevin Glover, C ...... Detroit Source: NFL 1976 3 , QB ...... Buffalo 11 Rick Jennings, RB ...... Oakland 7 Eric Wilson, LB ...... Green Bay 1977 1986 1 Joe Campbell, DE ...... New Orleans 5 J.D. Maarleveld, OT ...... Tampa Bay 3 Tim Wilson, RB ...... Houston 5 Donald Brown, DB ...... San Diego 3 Ed Fulton, OG ...... 6 Stan Gelbaugh, QB ...... Dallas 6 Tom Schick, OG ...... New Orleans 7 Rick Badanjek, RB ...... Washington 12 Dave Conrad, OT ...... New York Jets 9 George Colton, OG ...... New England 1978 11 Len Lynch, OG ...... New York Giants 4 , QB ...... Los Angeles Rams 1987 10 Vince Kinney, WR ...... Denver 8 Bruce Mesner, DE ...... Buffalo 9 Alvin Blount, RB ...... Dallas 1979 10 Chuck Faucette, LB ...... New York Giants 2 Steve Atkins, RB ...... Green Bay 11 Tommy Neal, RB ...... Denver 3 Charles Johnson, DT ...... Green Bay 1988 1980 3 Kevin Walker, LB ...... Cincinnati 207 10 Larry Stewart, OT ...... Baltimore 3 Ferrell Edmunds, TE ...... Miami 9 Azizuddin Abdur-Ra’oof, WR ...... Kansas City 1981 10 O’Brien Alston, LB ...... Indianapolis 3 Lloyd Burruss, DB ...... Kansas City 11 James Milling, WR ...... Atlanta 4 Eric Sievers, TE ...... San Diego 6 Sam Johnson, DB ...... Detroit 1989 11 Ed Gall, DT ...... New York Jets 2 Warren Powers, DE ...... Denver 5 Vernon Joines, WR ...... Cleveland 1982 11 Dan Plocki, PK ...... Cleveland 9 Darnell Dailey, LB ...... St. Louis 12 J.B. Brown, DB ...... Miami 2001 draft pick LaMont Jordan at Jets minicamp.

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Bob Avellini Ferrell Edmunds

Running Backs Offensive Linemen Steve Atkins 1979-81 Tom Cichowski 1967-68 Rick Badanjek 1986-88 Fred Cole 1960 Dick Bielski 1955-63 George Colton 1987 Alvin Blount 1987 Dave Crossan 1965-69 Brooke Brewer 1921-22 Jack Davis 1960 Louis Carter 1975-78 John Feugill 2000 Dave D’Addio 1984 Ed Fulton 1978-79 Andy Fletcher 1920 O’Neil Glenn 1991 Lu Gambino 1948-49 Kevin Glover 1985-99 1954-57 Don Healy 1958-62 Bo Hickey 1967 Steve Ingram 1995, 1999 Willie Joyner 1984 Ben Jefferson 1989-90 Jim Meade 1939-40 Clarence Jones 1991- Charlie Mills 1920 Stan Jones 1954-66 Ed Modzelewski 1952, ‘55-59 Bill Kirchiro 1962 Jeff Rodenberger 1987 Mike Kiselak 1998-99 Jerry Snyder 1929-30 Pete Ladygo 1952, ‘54 1960 J.D. Maarleveld 1986-87 1955-58, ‘60 Bob Morgan 1954 Tim Wilson 1977-84 Joe Moss 1952 John Wright 1947 Ed Nickla 1959 208208 Frank Wycheck 1993- Dave Pacella 1984 Walter Rock 1963-73 Stan Rogers 1975 Mike Sandusky 1957-65 Ron Solt 1984-92

Frank Wycheck Mike Kiselak

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Defensive Linemen Linebackers John Alderton 1953 Dick Absher 1967-72 Joe Campbell 1977-81 O’Brien Alston 1988-92 Ted Chapman 1987 Eric Barton 1999- Ed Cooke 1958-67 1960-67 Delbert Cowsette 2000 Harry Butsko 1963 Darren Drozdov 1993 Matt D’Amico 1989 Mark Duda 1983-87 Chuck Faucette 1987-88 Eric Hicks 1998- 1954-62 Charles Johnson 1979-80, ‘83 Chip Myrtle 1967-72, ‘74 Stan Jones 1954-66 Kendall Ogle 1999 Pete Koch 1984-90 Neal Olkewicz 1979-89 Ray Krouse 1951-60 1956, ‘58-65 John Lookabaugh 1946-47 Phil Perlo 1960 Bruce Mesner 1987-88 Guy Roberts 1972-77 1953-66 Scott Schankweiler 1987 Bob Morgan 1954 Sean Scott 1988 Jack Norris 1932 Ratcliff Thomas 1999- Eric Ogbogu 1998- Kevin Walker 1988-92 Warren Powers 1989-92 Eric Wilson 1985-87 Don Ratliff 1975 Kervin Wyatt 1980 Walter Rock 1963-73 Roger Shoals 1963-71 Al Wallace 1997-99 Larry Webster 1992- Randy White 1975-88 Elmer Wingate 1953

Randy White Ratcliff Thomas Defensive Backs Kickers/Punters Donald Brown 1986-87 Dick Absher 1967-72 J.B. Brown 1989- Jess Atkinson 1985-88 Tom Brown 1964-69 Dick Bielski 1955-63 Lloyd Burruss 1981-93 Gary Collins 1962-71 Cliff Crosby 1999- Larry Marshall 1972-78 Ed Fullerton 1953 Steve Mike-Mayer 1975-80 Tony Greene 1971-79 Dan Plocki 1989 Larry Marshall 1972-78 Billy Van Heusen 1968-76 Dick Nolan 1954-62 Ron Waller 1955-58, ‘60 Lewis Sanders 2000- Ken Schroy 1977-84 Chad Scott 1997- Ben Scotti 1959-64 Irv Smith 1993 Chad Sydnor 1989 Steve Trimble 1981-83 209

J.B. Brown Jess Atkinson

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terps in the pros ranked as the biggest comeback in NCAA history. Down 31-0 at halftime to the defending national champion Miami Hurricanes, inserted Reich into the lineup in place of Stan Gelbaugh, and Reich proceeded to complete 12 of 16 passes for 260 yards and three in propelling the Terps to a 42-40 victory in the . Eight years later, on Jan. 3, 1993, Reich met destiny again as he led the to the great- est comeback in pro football an- nals. As in the Miami game in 1984, Reich came off the bench and performed his heroics against a top-notch opponent. This time the foe was the Houston Oilers, who appeared on their way to an easy playoff win by building a 35-3 lead early in the second half. Reich, however, wasn't de- terred. Filling in for the injured , he demonstrated grace un- der fire by throwing for a career- high 289 yards and four touch- downs as the Bills went on to win Reich led the Bills back from a 35-3 third-quarter deficit. 41-38 in . Reich led Maryland to victory after trailing 31-0 at the half. January 3, 1993 November 10, 1984 Buffalo 41, Houston 38 Maryland 42, Miami 40 Houston Oilers 7 21 7 3 0 -- 38 Maryland 0 0 21 21 -- 42 Buffalo Bills 3 0 28 7 3 -- 41 Miami (Fla.) 7 24 3 6 -- 40 1-Oilers 9:09 Haywood Jeffires 3 yard pass from (Al Del Greco kick) Hou, 7-0 1-Miami 1 yard run (Greg Cox kick) Mia, 7-0 1-Bills 13:36 36 yard Hou, 7-3 2-Miami 7 yard pass from Kosar (Cox kick) Mia, 14-0 2-Oilers 6:01 7 yard pass from Moon (Del Greco kick) Hou, 14-3 2-Miami Smith 11 yard pass from Kosar (Cox kick) Mia, 21-0 2-Oilers 11:51 26 yard pass from Moon (Del Greco kick) Hou, 21-3 2-Miami Cox 48 yard field goal Mia, 24-0 2-Oilers 14:46 Jeffires 27 yard pass from Moon (Del Greco kick) Hou, 28-3 2-Miami Charles Henry 1 yard pass from Kosar (Cox kick) Mia, 31-0 3-Oilers 1:41 Johnny McDowell 58 yard return (Del Greco kick) Hou, 35-3 3-Maryland Greg Hill 39 yard pass from Frank Reich (Jess Atkinson kick) Mia, 31-7 210210 3-Bills 6:08 Kenneth Davis 1 yard run (Christie kick) Hou, 35-10 3-Maryland Reich 1 yard run (Atkinson kick) Mia, 31-14 3-Bills 7:04 38 yard pass from Frank Reich (Christie kick) Hou, 35-17 3-Miami Cox 19 yard field goal Mia, 34-14 3-Bills 10:39 26 yard pass from Reich (Christie kick) Hou, 35-24 3-Maryland Alvin Blount 1 yard pass from Reich (Atkinson kick) Mia, 34-21 3-Bills 13:00 Reed 18 yard pass from Reich (Christie kick) Hou, 35-31 4-Maryland Tommy Neal 14 yard run (Atkinson kick) Mia, 34-28 4-Bills 11:52 Reed 17 yard pass from Reich (Christie kick) Buf, 38-35 4-Maryland Hill 68 yard pass from Reich (Atkinson kick) Md., 35-34 4-Oilers 14:48 Del Greco 26 yard field goal Tie, 38-38 4-Maryland Rick Badanjek 4 yard run (Atkinson kick) Md., 42-34 OT-Bills 3:06 Christie 32 yard field goal Buf, 41-38 4-Miami Eddie Brown 5 yard pass from Kosar (2-pt pass failed) Md., 42-40 Rushing: Oilers- White 19-75, Moon 2-7, Montgomery 1-0; Bills- Davis 13-68, Thomas 11-26, Gardner 1-5, Rushing: Maryland- Badanjek 18-40, Blount 9-36, Neal 6-33, Hill 1-minus 2, Reich 6-minus 14, Wright 1-minus 14; Reich 1-minus 1 Miami- Bratton 11-63, Highsmith 11-43, Oliver 5-15, Kosar 4-minus 9, Passing: Oilers- Moon 36-50-371 4 TD, 2 INT; Bills- Reich 21-34-289 4 TD, 1 INT Passing: Maryland- Reich 12-15-260 3 TD, 0 INT, Gelbaugh 6-14-35 0 TD, 1 INT; Miami- Kosar 30-50-363 4 Receiving: Oilers- Givens 9-117, Jeffires 8-98, Slaughter 8-73, Duncan 8-57, Harris 2-24, White 1-11; Bills- Reed 8- TD, 2 INT 136, Beebe 4-64, Metzelaars 3-43, Davis 2-25, Lofton 2-24, Thomas 2-minus 3 Receiving: Maryland- Hill 8-182, Holder 3-37, Blount 3-13, Abdur-Ra’oof 2-22, Badanjek 1-23, Edmunds 1-18 ; Miami- Smith 12-128, Bratton 7-169, Oliver 5-29, Highsmith 3-24, Brown 2-12, Henry 1-1

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