First-Team All-Americans 115 Players, Honored 135 Times 4 - 65 - Buddy Brown All-American: 2010-11 All-American: 1973 Career: 2008-11 Career: 1971-73 6-2 • 218 6-1 • 243 Safety Offensive 37 - Mobile, Ala . Tallahassee, Fla . All-American: 1999 Career: 1996-99 6-1 • 220 Tailback A consensus All-America and All-SEC pick in 1973, Florence, Ky . A first-team All-American at safety in 2010 by the Brown was also a member of the Tide’s Team of the Football Writers and a consensus choice in 2011, for four Decade for the 1970s . Known as “Bearcat” by his team- seasons Mark Barron led the secondary from his safety mates, Brown won the 1973 Jacobs Trophy given annu- spot as the unit matured into a vital cog in one of the ally to the best blocker in the SEC . He played on teams most dominant units in history . Barron that compiled a 32-4 record and won three SEC titles and SEC and 15 rushing records and earned All- was twice a first-team All-SEC selection by the league one national championship . AmericaThe 1999honors SEC Player during hisof thesenior Year, season Alexander (1999) set three. That coaches and the Associated Press . In 2010, he led the season, he was also a finalist for the Award team in tackles with 75, had three , six pass and Football News Offensive Player of the Year honors . breakups, two hurries, two sacks and forced He was a consensus All-SEC selection and also earned a . Barron was voted a permanent team captain Academic All-SEC honors . He finished seventh in the by his teammates at the of 2010 . He repeated that 63 - balloting . captaincy in 2011, ranking second with 68 tackles, two All-American: 1979 interceptions, five pass breakups and a fumble recovery Career: 1976-79 CAREER STATISTICS 6-1 • 240 Rushing Receiving CAREER STATISTICS Offensive Tackle Year Att. Yards TD No. Yards TD Year Tackles INT-Yards PBU Mechanicsville, Va . 1996 77 589 6 7 53 0 2008 18 0-0 0 1997 90 415 3 4 37 0 2009 76 7-125 11 1998 258 1178 13 26 385 4 2010 75 3-6 6 1999 302 1383 19 25 323 4 2011 68 2-14 5 Totals 727 3565 41 62 779 8 Totals 236 12-145 22 A consensus All-America selection in 1979, Bunch was a mainstay on the Tide’s undefeated, untied national championship team that season . He earned All-SEC hon- ors in 1977-78-79 and played on two national champion- ship teams and three SEC title teams . Bunch played on 28 - Javier Arenas 97 - Cornelius teams that went 43-5 during his playing career and won All-American: 2009 three Sugar Bowls and one Liberty Bowl . He is a member Career: 2006-09 Bennett of the 1970s Team of the Decade and was named the 5-9 • 195 All-American: 1984-85-86 Career: 1983-86 nation’s best sophomore offensive lineman by Football News in 1977 . Tampa, Fla . 6-4 • 215 Birmingham, Ala .

A first-team All-American at cornerback in 2009, 57 - Javier Arenas was also one of the all-time NCAA greats A three-time All-American, Bennett was a unani- All-American: 1931-32 as a return specialist . He made 71 tackles with five mous selection in 1986, the year he also won the Career: 1930-32 interceptions, 11 pass breakups and an amazing five Lombardi Trophy . He was the SEC Player of the Year 5-10 • 183 sacks from his position at cornerback in 2009 . Arenas in 1986 after earning All-America honors in 1984 and Fullback/ also averaged 15 41. yards per punt return in 2009 to 1985 . Bennett was the Defensive Player of the Game Montgomery, Ala . rank fourth nationally . He set the Alabama and SEC in the 1985 Aloha Bowl and the 1986 and record for career punt return yardage with 1,752 yards finished seventh in the Heisman Trophy balloting that year . He was selected to the Tide’s Team of the Century and seven . Arenas finished just nine yards and was the Player of the Decade for the 1980s . He went An All-America selection in 1931 and 1932, “Hurri” behind the NCAA record held by Texas Tech’s Wes on to a stellar career in the NFL, including four Super Cain was one of the great all-around players in Alabama Welker . Bowl appearances with the and one with football history . Considered by many experts to be the the Falcons . best punter ever at the Capstone, he was equally gifted CAREER STATISTICS running the football . He scored 26 touchdowns in just Year Tackles INT-Yards PBU CAREER STATISTICS 24 varsity games . Cain had nine touchdowns in the first 2006 0 0-0 0 Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR four games of the 1932 season before suffering an injury 2007 20 0-0 1 1983 73 6-22 0-0 2 1 which kept him out of three games . His 81-yard scoring 2008 63 1-63 8 1984 102 4-39 1-7 1 1 run against St . Mary’s is considered one of the great 2009 71 5-25 11 1985 51 4-14 4-39 2 1 individual efforts in Alabama history . Against Tennessee Totals 154 6-88 20 1986 61 9-27 10-78 1 0 in 1932, he punted 19 times and averaged 48 yards per Totals 287 23-10 15-124 6 3 kick . Cain was voted a member of the all-time Alabama team in 1943 and then to the Team of the Century as a punter in 1992 .

7 - All-American: 1994 90 - Boyd 59 - Antoine Caldwell Career: 1991-94 All-American: 1980-81 All-American: 2008 6-4 • 215 Career: 1978-81 Career: 2005-08 Quarterback 6-1 • 211 6-3 • 305 Trussville, Ala . Linebacker Center Huntsville, Ala . Montgomery, Ala .

The Golden Arm Award winner in 1994, Barker finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy ballot- A two-time All-America pick (1980-81), Boyd led the ing that season . He finished his career as the winningest 1980 team with 120 tackles . His 324 career tackles rank A consensus first-team All-American, Antoine quarterback in Alabama history, compiling a 34-2-1 second by any Tide player since statistics were kept on a Caldwell anchored one of the nation’s top offensive lines record as the Tide’s starting quarterback . He earned All- regular basis in 1970 . He played on three SEC champion- in 2008 as he helped lead the Crimson Tide to a 12-2 America and consensus All-SEC honors his senior season . ship teams and on back-to-back national championship record and an SEC West Championship . He started 48 He was also the Birmingham News Offensive Player of the teams in 1978 and 1979 . During his four playing years, career games, including all 14 in 2008, and is one of just Year in the SEC and was a finalist for the Davey O’Brien the Tide went 42-5-1 . eight players in school history to be voted a team cap- Award, presented each year to the outstanding college tain two consecutive years . He received prestigious All- quarterback . CAREER STATISTICS America honors from the Associated Press, the American Year Tackles TFL-Yards INT-Yards FC FR Football Coaches Association, and Sporting News while CAREER STATISTICS 1978 26 0-0 0-0 0 0 being selected first-team All-SEC by the Associated Press, Year Att Comp Pct. Yards Int. TD 1979 92 5-10 0-0 0 0 Sporting News and SEC coaches . Caldwell was also a 1991 66 33 500. 554 3 1 1980 120 4-25 0-0 0 2 finalist in 2008 . 1992 243 132 543. 1614 9 7 1981 86 3-10 1-10 2 0 1993 171 98 573. 1525 7 4 Totals 324 12-45 1-10 3 2 1994 226 139 615. 1996 5 14 Totals 706 402 .569 5689 24 26

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 221 19 - Jeremiah Castille 79 - Richard Cole 9 - All-American: 1982 All-American: 1966 All-American: 2014 Career: 1979-82 Career: 1964-66 Career: 2012-14 5-11 • 171 6-0 • 200 6-1 • 210 Cornerback Defensive Tackle Phenix City, Ala . Crossville, Ala . , Fla .

An All-America selection in 1982, Castille was also An All-America pick in 1966, The 2014 SEC Offensive Player of the Year, a consen- selected a member of the Tide’s Team of the Century and Cole played on teams that were 30-2-1 and won two sus first-team All-American in 2014 and the winner of the Team of the Decade of the 1980s . He had 16 career national championships . He served as defensive captain the 2014 Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s outstanding interceptions which, at the time, was the most in school of the 1966 undefeated SEC title team . He had eight receiver, Amari Cooper finished third in the voting for history . He had three interceptions to win the Most tackles and keyed the pressure attack on Auburn in the the Heisman Trophy as a junior . Cooper shattered every Valuable Player trophy in Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant’s 1965 game when the Tide intercepted seven passes . He meaningful Alabama single-season and career receiving final game, a 21-15 win over Illinois in the Liberty Bowl . also had six solo tackles in the Tide’s 31-7 win over LSU record as he grabbed a staggering 124 passes for 1,727 He went on to a stellar career in the NFL with the Tampa in 1965 . yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior in 2014, leading the Bay Bucs and . nation in catches, yards and receiving touchdowns and bettering the Tide record for catches by 46, yards by 594 CAREER STATISTICS and touchdowns by 5 . His career totals of 228 catches for Year Tackles INT-Yards PBU 3,463 yards and 31 touchdowns eclipsed the old mark 1979 13 1-15 2 26 - for catches by 34, yards by 540 and touchdowns by 13 . All-American: 2014 Cooper made himself eligible for the NFL following 1980 42 3-10 6 Career: 2012-14 1981 43 5-101 10 his junior season and was selected by the Oakland Raiders 6-0 • 222 with the fourth pick of the first round . 1982 58 7-60 12 Safety Totals 156 16-186 30 Geismar, La . CAREER STATISTICS Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD 2012 59 1,000 16 9 . 11 2013 45 736 16 4 . 4 A consensus first-team All-American at safety in 2014, 2014 124 1,727 13 9 . 16 Landon Collins was the backbone of a defense that ranked Totals 228 3,463 15.2 31 sixth nationally in scoring defense and 12th in total defense . As a junior in 2014, Collins led Alabama in tack- les with 103 (60 solos) and interceptions (7) . As a true 6 - Ha Ha Clinton-Dix freshman at Alabama, Collins contributed as a backup . He All-American: 2013 started on the kickoff and punt coverage units on and saw 94 - Career: 2011-13 reserve action As a true freshman in 2012, Collins started All-American: 1992 6-1 • 208 at safety in all 14 games, recording 17 tackles and blocking Career: 1991-92 Safety a punt . He became a starter in 2013 as a sophomore and 6-3 • 261 Orlando, Fla . finished with 70 tackles and two interceptions . Selected by Defensive End his coaches as one of three captains of the Tide’s 2014 SEC Lanett, Ala . title team, Collins made himself eligible for the NFL Draft One of the nation’s finest defensive players in 2013, following his junior season and was selected by the New Clinton-Dix earned a starting job as a sophomore in 2012 York Giants with the first pick of the second round as the and never left the lineup . He started 10 of 14 games in 33rd overall draft pick . A consensus All-America choice in 1992, Copeland Alabama’s 2013 national championship season, earning helped the Tide to a national title in 1992 . He was also a the starting job at safety during the season while notching CAREER STATISTICS first-team All-SEC pick that season . In 1992, UA opponents Year Tackles INT-Yards PBU averaged just 1 67. yards per rush during the season . He a team-leading 5 interceptions with four pass breakups, 2012 17 0-0 0 along with 37 tackles and a forced fumble . As a junior in finished his career with 17 .5 sacks and 19 stops behind the 2013 70 2-89 8 line . He played on teams that went 24-1 . He won Defensive 2013, Clinton-Dix became one of the nation’s top safe- 2014 103 3-14 7 ties, ranking fourth on the team with 52 tackles with two Player of the Week honors after getting four tackles, two interceptions, four pass breakups, and 3 .5 tackles for loss . Totals 190 5-103 15 sacks, one TFL and one caused fumble in a 17-10 win over He was a consensus first-team All-America selection in Tennessee . 2013, foregoing his senior season and becoming a first- CAREER STATISTICS round selection (21st) of the in the Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards QBP 2014 NFL Draft . 1991 65 8-29 7-43 14 1992 65 11-25 10 5-45 . 22 CAREER STATISTICS 98 - Totals 130 19-54 17.5-88 36 Year Tackles Int-Yards PBU All-American: 1974-75 2011 11 0-0 0 Career: 1972-75 2012 37 5-91 0 6-4 • 220 2013 52 2-24 0 Defensive End Totals 100 7-115 0 Abbeville, Ala 23 - Carey Cox All-American: 1939 Career: 1937-39 A two-time All-America pick, Leroy earned unanimous 6-0 • 196 honors in 1975 . He was Defensive MVP of the 1975 Orange Center Bowl . In 1975, Cook was named SEC Player of the Year Bainbridge, Ga . by the Atlanta Club . He also served as team defensive captain that season . He was National Defensive 62 - Terrence Player of the Week following the Tennessee game in 1975 . He was selected to the Tide’s Team of the Decade of the An All-America selection in 1939, Cox served as Cody 1970s . captain of the 1939 squad . He was a two-way starter and All-American: 2008-09 starred in Alabama’s undefeated regular season of 1937 . Career: 2008-09 CAREER STATISTICS He was a significant contributor to the 14-7 Tide win 6-5 • 354 Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC over Tennessee when he intercepted a pass to stop a Vol Defensive Lineman 1972 16 3-12 0-0 2 drive . He is also a member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fort Myers, Fla . 1973 18 1-3 0-0 2 Fame . 1974 81 4-22 6-36 2 1975 85 5-17 9-70 4 From his nose guard position, Totals 200 13-54 15-106 10 manned the middle of the country’s No . 2 rush defense in 2008-08 . Cody registered 52 career tackles and 10 5. attempts by Tennessee in the fourth quarter to help Ala- tacklesbama secure for loss. a 12-10 He blocked win over not the one rival but Vols two on field their goals way to the 2009 National Championship . He was a two-time for Lombardi, Bednarik and Nagurski Awards as a senior . consensus first-team All-American. Cody was a finalist CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR 2008 24 4 5-26. 0 5-5. 1 2 2009 28 6 0-11. 0 0-0. 0 0 Totals 52 10.5-37 0.5-5 1 2

222 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 54 - 45 - Joe 17 - Philip Doyle All-American: 1965 All-American: 1990 Career: 1963-65 Domnanovich Career: 1987-90 6-2 • 185 All-American: 1942 6-1 • 190 Center Career: 1940-42 Prichard, Ala . 6-1 • 200 Birmingham, Ala . Center South Bend, Ind .

Crane played both center and linebacker and won A unanimous All-America pick in 1990, Doyle broke unanimous All-America accolades in 1965 at the center A consensus All-America pick in 1942, Domnanovich Alabama kick scoring records for a single game, sea- position . He earned SEC Lineman of the Year honors in was selected as a member on the all-time Alabama team son and career . He was the two-time NCAA individual 1964, but he was a dominating linebacker as well . He picked in 1943 for the first 50 years of Alabama football . leader in field goals with 22 in 1989 and 24 in 1990 . In was a captain on the 1965 national championship team . He was also selected as a member of the all-time Orange 1990, he kicked a school-record six field goals against Alabama was 28-4-1 during his career . He starred in the Bowl team after recording a safety in the come-from- Southwestern Louisiana . His 47-yarder on the final play NFL with the and was a teammate of Joe behind win over College in the 1943 Orange Bowl . of the 1990 Tennessee game gave the Tide an unforget- Namath on the 1969 Championship team . He also served as team captain for the 1942 season . table 9-6 win . He scored 345 points during his Tide career, including 78 field goals .

CAREER STATISTICS Year PAT FG LG Pts 59 - 1987 18-20 13-20 52 57 All-American: 1974 70 - 1988 28-28 19-31 53 91 Career: 1972-74 All-American: 1966 1989 34-35 22-25 44 100 6-0 • 229 Career: 1964-66 1990 24-24 24-29 47 97 Center 6-0 • 202 Totals 104-107 78-105 53 345 Tuscaloosa, Ala . Offensive Tackle Centre, Ala . 71 - Wayne Freeman All-American: 1964 An All-America and All-SEC selection in 1974, Croom Career: 1962-64 earned the Jacobs Trophy, given annually to the SEC’s Dowdy was a consensus All-America pick in 1966 as 6-0 • 192 best blocker . He was a two-year starter for the Tide and an offensive lineman . He was also a member of the Team Offensive Guard played on teams that went 32-4 . Alabama won the SEC of the Decade for the 1960s . In 1966, he won the Jacobs Fort Payne, Ala . championship all three of his playing years and won a Trophy, symbolic of the SEC’s best blocker . He played on national championship in 1973 . The Tide went to the teams that went 30-2-1 and claimed a pair of national Cotton, Sugar and Orange bowls during his playing championships . He gained national recognition in the career . 39-28 Orange Bowl win over Nebraska on New Year’s An All-America and All-SEC pick in 1964, coach Paul Day 1966 when he dominated Nebraska All-American Bryant said “he’s the finest guard I’ve ever coached ”. lineman Wally Barnes . He played both offense and defense during his career, but started on offense during the Tide’s National Championship season in 1964 . He competed on teams 80 - that played in two Orange Bowls and one and All-American: 1992 compiled a 29-4 record . Career: 1990-92 6-6 • 265 Defensive End 61 - Sam Gellerstedt Thomasville, Ga . All-American: 1968 Career: 1968 5-8 • 196 Defensive Line A unanimous All-America selection in 1992, Curry Montgomery, Ala . was also tabbed Chevrolet Defensive Player of the Year, UPI Lineman of the Year and the Pigskin Club of Washington Lineman of the Year . Curry also finished 10th in the Heisman Trophy balloting that year . He had four quarterback sacks against Southern Mississippi in Gellerstedt earned first-team All-America honors 1992 and finished his career with 114 tackles, 18 stops from Football News in 1968 and was also an All-SEC behind the line and 22 5. quarterback sacks . He earned selection . Although defensive statistics were not kept consensus All-SEC honors and was a finalist . He started 15 games for the Tide . honors after the Mississippi State game . He was also duringawarded that “Defender era, he of received the Week” UPI Lineman following ofthe the Virginia Week CAREER STATISTICS Tech, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State and LSU games by the Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards QBP Tide coaching staff . 1990 28 4-20 8-65 4 1991 46 7-17 4-37 20 1992 40 7-24 10 5-59 . 27 Totals 114 18-61 22.5-161 51

33 - Trey DePriest All-American: 2014 Career: 2011-14 6-2 • 250 Linebacker Springfield, Ohio

A first-team All-SEC selection and All-American as a senior in 2014, DePriest was third on the team in tackles as a senior with 88 (41 solos) along with breaking up three passes and forcing a fumble . DePriest started all 13 games he was active for in 2014, playing in 53 games during his Alabama career and starting 39 of the Tide’s 41 games over the span of his final three seasons . For his career DePriest accumulated 237 tackles (112 solos) with 17 5. for losses (63 yards) while forcing three fum- bles, recovering two , breaking up seven passes and making one .

CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards QBP 2011 25 1 5-10 . 0-0 1 2012 59 4-16 0-0 2 2013 65 7 5-23 . 2-15 0 2014 88 4 5-14 . 0-0 1 Totals 237 17.5-63 2-15 4

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 223 52 - 73 - John Hannah 25 - All-American: 1945 All-American: 1971-72 All-American: 1967 Career: 1944-47 Career: 1970-72 Career: 1965-67 5-11 • 165 6-3 • 273 6-0 • 183 Halfback Offensive Guard Split End Birmingham, Ala . Albertville, Ala . Muscle Shoals, Ala .

A halfback/quarterback, Gilmer was a do-it-all player A unanimous All-America selection in 1972 and a A consensus All-America pick in 1967, Homan was who earned All-America and SEC Player of the Year hon- first-team choice by the NFCA in 1971, Hannah has been also selected to the Team of the Decade of the 1960s . ors in 1945 . He was also voted Most Valuable Player after rated by many analysts as the greatest offensive lineman Homan caught nine Kenny Stabler passes, three for leading Alabama to a 34-14 win over Southern of all time . He was named to the All-SEC team in 1971-72 touchdowns and 135 yards in the Tide’s 25-3 win over in the . He accounted for 52 total touchdowns and to some All-America teams in 1971 . He was elected Southern Mississippi in 1967 . He was an Academic during his career, 19 rushing, 29 passing, two punt to the all-time college football team by ESPN in 1989; is a All-American in 1965 and played professionally for the returns, one kickoff return and one interception return . member of the Team of the Decade of 1970s; is a member . He suffered just 22 career interceptions in 413 attempts . of Alabama’s Team of the Century and is a member of the In 1946, he led the Tide in passing, rushing, intercep- NFL and Alabama Sports Hall of Fame . In 1972, he won CAREER STATISTICS tions, punt returns and kickoff returns . He was selected the Jacobs Trophy given to the best blocker in the SEC . Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD to the Tide’s Team of the Century, as a . 1965 10 298 29 8 . 4 His best game was against Kentucky when he rushed six 1966 23 377 16 4 . 5 times for 216 yards and was two-of-two passing for 50 30 - Dont’a Hightower 1967 54 820 15 2 . 9 yards . Gilmer finished 5th in the Heisman Trophy ballot- All-American: 2011 Totals 87 1495 17.2 18 ing in both 1945 and 1947 . Career: 2008-11 6-4 • 260 CAREER STATISTICS Linebacker Rushing Passing Lewisburg, Tenn . 58 - Millard “Dixie” Year Att. Yards TD Att. Comp. Yards Int TD 1944 72 405 6 72 40 418 3 6 Howell 1945 79 552 8 88 57 905 3 13 All-American: 1934 1946 133 497 3 160 69 930 10 5 Career: 1932-34 One of the key players in the 5-11 • 164 1947 61 167 2 93 57 610 6 6 Crimson Tide’s rise to national prominence in the Nick Totals 345 1621 19 413 223 2863 22 30 Halfback Saban era at Alabama, Hightower quickly emerged as a Hartford, Ala . leader for one of the nation’s dominant defensive units . A consensus first-team All-America selection in 2011, 54 - Mike Hall Hightower overcame a devastating knee injury in 2009 to A unanimous All-America selection in 1934, Howell All-American: 1968 return to the starting lineup for the 2010 and 2011 sea- is a member of the all-time Rose Bowl team and the Career: 1966-68 sons . In 2011, Hightower led a defensive unit that led the College Football Hall of Fame . In an era when statistics 6-0 • 227 nation in every major statistical category . He led Alabama were rarely kept, Howell was noted for rushing 15 times Linebacker in tackles with 85, had a team-high 11 tackles for loss, for 152 yards and two touchdowns in the first half of Tarrant City, Ala . four quarterback sacks, eight quarterback hurries, three a 26-6 win over Georgia in 1934 . A gifted punter, he pass breakups, one interception, a forced fumble and a still owns the Tide record with his 89-yard punt versus blocked kick . Tennessee in 1933 . In the Tide’s win over Stanford, Howell completed 9-of-12 passes for 160 CAREER STATISTICS yards, rushed for 111 more and averaged 43 8. yards on An All-SEC pick two straight years, Hall earned All- Year Tackles Sack TFL FC Blk six punts . America honors in 1968 . He had a single-game record of 2008 64 0-0 2 5-6 . 1 0 24 tackles against Clemson in 1968 . He blocked a punt for 2009 16 1-4 4-7 0 0 2010 69 0-0 3 5-8 . 0 0 selected National Lineman of the Week in 1968 for his 2011 85 4-26 11-46 1 1 aplay safety against in the Auburn Tide’s 21-0when win he hadover 16 LSU tackles, in 1966. intercepted Hall was Totals 234 5-30 21-67 2 1 two passes and switched over to offense to catch a touch- 10 - A.T.S. “Pooley” pass from Scott Hunter . He served as defensive Hubert captain of the 1968 squad . He was a member of the Team All-American: 1925 of the Decade for the 1960s . 21- Career: 1922-25 All-American: 1929 5-11 • 180 Career: 1927-29 Quarterback 6-0 • 180 Meridian, Miss. 78 - Fullback All-American: 1985 Ensley, Ala . Career: 1982-85 6-7 • 270 Selected All-America in 1925, Hubert was the second Defensive Tackle Alabama player to be so honored. During his four-year Sylacauga, Ala . Tide career, Alabama compiled a 31-6-2 ledger, includ- ing a 10-0 run in 1925 that ended with a Southern A star on both offense and defense as well as kick Conference and national championship. In the Tide’s returner and passer, Holm earned All-America honors 20-19 Rose Bowl win over Washington, Hubert led an as a fullback in 1929 . He scored two touchdowns to beat Alabama second-half comeback for the victory. He was a , 14-0 in 1929, scoring on an 11-yard run An All-America pick in 1985, Hand finished his career two-time All- pick. For his career, he and a 40-yard interception return . He accounted for eight scored 38 touchdowns. with 234 tackles to earn a spot on the Tide’s all-decade touchdowns in 1928 and had 10 more in 1929, leading team of the 1980s . In 1992, he was also selected to the Tide to back-to-back 6-3 seasons . He played for four Alabama’s Team of the Century . His senior season, Hand was named the Washington D C. . Pigskin Club’s Defensive Player of the Year and then played in the East-West Shrine Game in 1986 . Perhaps his best career game came NFL teams. against LSU in 1985 when he had six tackles, one stop behind the line for for four yards, one sack for seven yards, two pass break-ups, a blocked and pres- sure on the Tigers’ final field goal attempt of the game that failed . The game finished in a 14-14 tie .

CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles Sack TFL FC Blk 1982 9 0- 0 0- 0 0 0 1983 63 3-13 7-19 0 0 1984 85 4-30 6- 9 2 0 1985 77 1- 7 7-19 3 1 Totals 234 8-50 20-47 5 1

224 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 26 - Bobby 22 - Mark Ingram 78 - Mike Johnson All-American: 2009 All-American: 2009 Humphrey Career: 2008-09 Career: 2006-09 All-American: 1986-87 5-10 • 215 6-5 • 303 Career: 1985-88 Offensive Guard 6-1 • 180 Flint, Mich . Pensacola, Fla . Running Back Birmingham, Ala . A consensus All-America and All- SEC pick in 2009, Johnson was a The first player in the history of Alabama football to team captain and anchor of the Crimson Tide’s dominating A two-time All-America selection, Humphrey was win the Heisman Trophy . Ingram was also a unanimous offensive line . He played in a school record 54 games and chosen Offensive Player of the Decade of the 1980s . He first-team All-American as a sophomore in 2009 . He set started the final 41 games of his career . Johnson blocked was Most Valuable Player of the 1986 Sun Bowl and a school record with 1,658 yards rushing while scoring for UA’s first Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram and set the Alabama all-time single-season rushing mark in 20 total touchdowns . Ingram was just the sixth player to led an offensive front that cleared a path for 215 1. yards 1986 . He suffered a broken foot in spring practice prior per game to rank 12th nationally . Johnson helped Alabama to his senior season and refractured it against Vanderbilt win the Heisman Trophy and a National Championship in the same season since 1950 . He was also the first running post a 26-2 record in his final two seasons and win the during the 1988 season . He was UPI’s Offensive Player of 2009 National Championship . the Year in 1987 . Humphrey finished 10th in the Heisman back to capture the Heisman and a national title in the Trophy balloting in 1987 . same year since 1976 .

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Rushing Receiving Rushing Receiving Year Att. Yards Avg. TD Rec. Yards TD Year Att. Yards TD No. Yards TD 49 - 1985 99 502 5 1 . 4 15 146 3 2008 143 728 12 7 54 0 All-American: 2008 1986 236 1471 6 2 . 15 22 201 2 2009 271 1,658 17 32 334 3 Career: 2005-08 1987 238 1255 5 3 . 11 22 170 2 Totals 414 2,386 29 39 388 3 6-0 • 186 1988 42 192 4 6 . 3 1 6 0 Safety Totals 615 3420 5.6 33 60 523 7 Sulligent, Ala .

7 - Kevin Jackson All-American: 1996 Named SEC Defensive Player of Career: 1995-96 the Year by the Little Rock Touchdown Club, Rashad John- 6-2 • 206 son was the quarterback of the Crimson Tide’s defense as 43 - Tom Hupke Strong Safety a senior in 2008 . Johnson was the Walter Camp and FWAA All-American: 1933 Dothan, Ala . National Defensive Player of the Week following his three Career: 1931-33 interception performance in an overtime win at LSU . The 5-8 • 184 former walk-on totaled 89 tackles in 2009 with 16 passes Offensive Guard East Chicago, Ind . A unanimous All-America pick in 1996, Jackson fin- ished with a league-leading seven interceptions, the third- eight players in Alabama history to twice be named a team best mark in the nation . He also had 72 tackles, including defended,captain . including five interceptions. He is one of just four stops behind the line for 19 yards . He returned one Hupke holds the distinction of being All-Southern of his interceptions 44 yards for a touchdown against CAREER STATISTICS Conference in 1932 and then on the first All-SEC team in Vanderbilt . Jackson was also an All-SEC selection . His 12 Year Tackles INT-Yards PBU 1933 . He earned All-America honors in 1933 . He played career interceptions in two years ties for eighth in Tide 2005 8 0-0 0 on both sides of the football and was considered to play history . 2006 33 0-0 0 his finest game against Tennessee in 1933 . In that 12-6 2007 94 6-64 8 Bama win, Hupke was a one-man wrecking crew . When CAREER STATISTICS 2008 89 5-125 11 Tennessee drove to the Tide six-yard line, it was Hupke Year Tackles Int-Yards TD PBU Totals 224 11-189 19 who stopped UT sensation for a pair 1995 62 5-46 1 2 of losses and then forced a bad pass on fourth down to 1996 72 7-44 1 5 secure victory and the Tide’s first SEC title . Totals 134 12-90 2 7 75 - All-American: 2011-12 14 - 37 - Bobby Johns Career: 2009-12 All-American: 1934 All-American: 1966-67 6-5 • 302 Career: 1932-34 Career: 1965-67 Offensive Lineman 6-0 • 191 6-1 • 189 Germantown, Tenn . Split End Defensive Back Pine Bluff, Ark . Birmingham, Ala . Jones was one of the most talented and versatile offensive linemen in the Alabama history . A four-year Hutson was a unanimous All-America selection in starter along the offensive line, starting on national 1934 and then was a charter member of both the College A two-time All-American, Bobby Johns played on championship teams in 2009, 2011 and 2012 . Jones and NFL Halls of Fame . He was selected to the all-time Tide teams that went 28-3-2, won two SEC titles and one started 50 career games with 25 of those at right guard team for the first 50 years of Alabama football, and then national championship . His 1966 team went undefeated at (2009-10), 11 at left tackle (2011) and 14 at center in 1992, was elected to the Team of the Century . Hutson 11-0, but was denied a consecutive national title . He had (2012) . A unanimous first-team All-American in 2011 played in an era when college football statistics were not three interceptions in the 1967 Sugar Bowl, a 34-7 win and 2012, and the 2011 winner who well maintained, but his performance in the 1935 Rose over Nebraska . In 1966, he returned two interceptions for was a three-time first-team All-SEC selection (2010, Bowl was indicative of his dominance . In that game, he touchdowns . He was selected a member of the Team of the 2011, 2012) . Captured the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, the caught six passes for 165 yards and scored on receptions Decade for the 1960s . ASA Sportsmanship Award and the in of 59 and 54 yards in the Tide’s 29-13 win over Stanford . 2011 . Earned first-team Freshman All-America honors He was twice named NFL Player of the Year and in 1989 CAREER STATISTICS and freshman All-SEC accolades in 2009 while garner- was voted to the all-time college football team as selected Year Int. Yards TD FR ing third-team All-America honors in 2010 . A four-time by ESPN . Coach Frank Thomas called him “the greatest 1965 6 26 0 1 CoSIDA/ESPN Academic All-American, earning second- player I’ve ever seen ”. 1966 4 85 2 0 team honors in 2009 and first-team accolades in 2010, 1967 1 26 0 1 2011 and 2012 . He was the 2012 Campbell Trophy win- Totals 11 137 2 2 ner as college football’s top scholar-athlete .

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 225 54 - 54 - Joe Kilgrow 71 - Cyrus All-American: 1962 All-American: 1937 Career: 1960-62 Career: 1935-37 Kouandjio 6-2 • 200 5-11 • 172 All-American: 2013 Linebacker Halfback Career: 2011-13 Excel, Ala . Montgomery, Ala . 6-6 • 310 Offensive Tackle A consensus All-America pick in Hyattsville, Md . 1962, Jordan was MVP of the 1963 Orange Bowl after registering an Kilgrow was an All-America pick in 1937 and fin- incredible 31 tackles in Alabama’s 17-0 win over Oklahoma . ished fifth in the Heisman Trophy balloting that year . He A gifted, mammoth offensive tackle who played He was a captain on the 1962 team . He was voted Alabama’s was a triple threat, equally adept at running, throwing or on some of the finest offensive lines in college football Player of the Decade for the 1960s, he was also on the receiving . In a 7-0 win over Mississippi State in 1936, he history, Cyrus Kouiandjio started all 27 games for the Tide’s Team of the Century and a member of ESPN’s All- faked a punt and raced 83 yards for the only touchdown Tide over the span of the 2012 and 2013 seasons. He Time College Football Team . He is a member of the College and then kicked the extra point . In a 7-0 win over Georgia started his Alabama career as a reserve in 2011, play- Football Hall of Fame, the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor Tech in 1937, he threw a fourth down touchdown pass to ing in eight games before an injury against Tennessee and received the NCAA’s Silver Anniversary Award in 1987 . Tut Warren for the game’s only score . He finished fifth ended his season. Healthy and ready to play as a Although defensive statistics were not kept on a regular in the Heisman Trophy balloting as a senior and was sophomore, Kouandjio quickly found the path to All- basis during his career, Paul Bryant summed it inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 1989 . America status. He blocked for 20 individual 100-yard best when he said, “If they stay inside the boundaries, Lee rushing performances over the 2012-13 seasons while Roy will get ‘em ”. Jordan finished fourth in the Heisman playing a vital role in two of the most explosive offenses Trophy balloting in 1962 . in Alabama history. He earned consensus first-team All-America stature in 2013. Electing to enter the 2014 NFL Draft following his junior season at the age of 21, 21 - Kouiandjio was a second-round selection of the Buffalo All-American: 2011 Bills. 39 - E J. . Junior Career: 2009-11 All-American: 1980 6-3 • 192 Cornerback Career: 1977-80 Gadsden, Ala . 77 - 6-3 • 220 All-American: 1978 Defensive End Career: 1976-78 Nashville, Tenn . Kirkpatrick rose swiftly from 6-3 • 235 reserve to first-team All-American . After playing in 12 Linebacker A consensus All-America selec- of 13 games in Alabama’s 2009 national championship Pompano Beach, Fla . tion in 1980, E J. . was also a finalist for the Lombardi season, he earned a starting job at cornerback in 2010, posting 53 tackles and three interceptions with seven selection and was the SEC Lineman of the Year by the pass breakups . As a junior in 2011, Kirkpatrick became An All-America selection in 1978, Krauss earned TrophyAtlanta thatTouchdown same season. Club and He the was Birmingham a three-time Monday All-SEC one of the nation’s top coverage corners, garnering 30 Morning Quarterback Club . He played in the tackles with nine pass breakups, four tackles for loss, Most Valuable Player honors in the 1979 Sugar Bowl and went on to star with the Cardinals and the Dolphins . two forced fumbles and returned a blocked field goal for after he made a memorable tackle of Penn State’s Mike a touchdown . Guman on the goal line to preserve the Tide’s 14-7 vic- tory . He was also MVP of the 1976 Liberty Bowl when he CAREER STATISTICS starred in Alabama’s 36-6 win over UCLA . In 1977, it was Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards his interception of a two-point conversion that preserved 1977 13 2-12 1-8 2 0 a 21-20 win over then No . 1 Southern California . He was 1978 54 4-39 6-53 4 0 2009 8 0-0 0-0 2010 53 4-17 3-30 selected to the Tide’s All-Decade Team of the 1970s and 1979 52 6-22 8-28 4 2 was a member of the Team of the Century . He played on 1980 71 6-27 6-29 0 0 2011 30 4-7 0-0 Totals 91 8-24 3-30 teams that went 31-5 and won two SEC titles and one Totals 190 18-100 21-118 10 2 national championship .

CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards FC FR 76 - Dan Kearley 54 - Jim Krapf 1976 44 2-7 1-26 1 1 All-American: 1964 All-American: 1972 1977 91 4-25 1-0 2 2 Career: 1962-64 Career: 1970-72 1978 112 4-24 0-0 2 2 6-1 • 226 6-0 • 235 Totals 247 10-56 2-26 5 5 Defensive Tackle Center Talladega, Ala . Newark, Del . 43 - Antonio

A first-team AP All-America, Langham Kearley also earned All-SEC honors in 1964 . Alabama Krapf was a versatile performer for the Tide, earn- All-American: 1992-93 was 29-4 during his playing career, winning a national ing All-America honors at center in 1972 after being title in 1964 . He played in two Orange Bowls and one Career: 1990-93 picked All-SEC at linebacker and offensive tackle in 1971 . 6-1 • 170 Sugar Bowl and concluded his collegiate career by play- Krapf won the SEC heavyweight wrestling title on three ing in the Senior Bowl . Cornerback different occasions and was also an Academic All-SEC Town Creek, Ala . selection . As a sophomore linebacker, he led the Tide in tackles with 92 . A two-time All-America pick, and a consensus pick in 1993, Langham is the only Tide player to win the Jim 27 - Kermit Kendrick Thorpe Award, symbolic of the nation’s best defensive All-American: 1988 back . He was also a finalist for the Football Writers’ 77 - Defensive Player of the Year and Football News Player of Career: 1985-88 All-American: 2014 6-0 • 180 the Year award . He was an All-SEC pick in 1992 and 1993 Career: 2011-14 and was the inaugural SEC Championship game’s MVP Defensive Back 6-5 • 315 Meridian, Miss in 1992 . He finished his career with a school-record 19 Offensive Tackle interceptions . Hyattsville, Md . CAREER STATISTICS A two-time All-SEC pick, Kendrick earned All- Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards TD America honors in 1988 . He closed his career with 14 One of two brothers to earn 1990 11 0-0 1-33 1 interceptions and 156 total tackles . After playing safety first-team All-America status for Alabama, Arie 1991 44 2-6 5-15 0 his first three years, he was switched to cornerback after Kouandjio was a huge, athletics offensive tackle who 1992 41 0-0 6-114 1 the second game of his senior season . He is a member of played on some of the most productive offenses in 1993 46 4-12 7-67 0 the Tide team of the decade of the 1980s . college football history. Hampered by injuries early in Totals 141 6-18 19-229 2 his Alabama career, Kouiandjio started all 27 games for the Tide over the span of the 2013 and 2014 seasons. CAREER STATISTICS Redshirting as a true freshman in 2010, Arie played in Year Tackles Int Yards PBU 1985 24 3 21 6 two games as a reserve in 2011 before an injury against 1986 39 4 9 3 Arkansas ended his season. In 2012, he played in 12 1987 60 1 35 4 games as a reserve before earning the starting job at 1988 33 6 49 9 left tackle for the 2013 season and holding that job throughout the next two seasons. He was selected in the Totals 156 14 114 22 fourth round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins, the 112th pick overall that year.

226 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 41 - Bill Lee 41 - Vaughn Mancha 74 - George All-American: 1945 All-American: 1934 Career: 1944-47 Mason Career: 1932-34 6-0 • 238 All-American: 1954 6-0 • 215 Center Career: 1952-54 Defensive Tackle Birmingham, Ala . 6-1 • 212 Eutaw, Ala . Offensive Tackle Langdale, Ala .

A consensus All-America pick in 1945, Mancha was A unanimous All-America pick in 1931, Lee also also selected to the Tide’s Team of the Century . He Although Mason earned All-America honors as an earned All-SEC honors in 1933 and 1934 . He was select- helped lead the Tide to a perfect 10-0 season and a 34-14 offensive lineman, he earned most of his recognition as a ed team captain of the 1934 National Championship win over Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl . Mancha was defensive player . He played both ways and recovered five team and is a member of the all-time team for the first 50 inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1990 . opponent fumbles his junior season . He was instrumental years of Alabama football . Lee went on to a stellar career He was a four-year starter and played both offense and in helping the Tide to an SEC championship in 1953 and defense . He played every play in the Sugar he played in the Orange and Cotton Bowls . with Bama teammate Don Hutson . against Duke in 1945 . He played in two Sugar Bowls with the Green Bay Packers of the NFL where he played and one Rose Bowl . After receiving his doctorate from Columbia, he served as football coach and athletics direc- 47 - tor at State . All-American: 1973-74-75 Career: 1972-75 6-0 • 211 Linebacker 29 - John Mangum 86 - Keith McCants Phenix City, Ala . All-American: 1989 All-American: 1989 Career: 1986-89 Career: 1988-89 5-10 • 180 6-5 • 240 One of only two Alabama players Cornerback Linebacker to be named a three-time All-America, Lowe earned the Magee, Miss . Mobile, Ala . award in 1973-74-75 . As a sophomore in 1973 he had 134 tackles, six stops behind the line and three intercep- tions . He was named to the all-decade team of the 1970s and helped the Tide to an overall record of 43-5 during An All-America pick in 1989 and an All-SEC selection McCants was a consensus All-America pick and final- his career . His teams won four consecutive SEC titles dur- in 1988 and 1989, Mangum closed his collegiate career ist for the in 1989 . He became a starter ing his career and a national championship in 1973 . with 16 interceptions . He holds the Tide record for pass midway through the 1988 season and helped the Tide to break-ups in a season (24) and career (47) . He had an a berth in the Sun Bowl . In 1989, he was instrumental in interception return of 60 yards for a TD in the 1988 the Tide’s drive to an SEC title . He earned All-SEC honors CAREER STATISTICS Tennessee game and another in the final seconds in a Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards in 1989 . During his two-year career, the Tide went 19-5 . 1972 46 2-7 1-13 20-14 win over Vanderbilt in 1989, earning SEC Player of 1973 134 6-13 3-20 the Week honors . He earned Freshman All-America hon- CAREER STATISTICS 1974 86 5-22 1-0 ors in 1986 and went on to a stellar career with Chicago Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards FC FR 1975 67 4-6 1-3 Bears . 1988 78 7-26 1-3 2 1 Totals 315 17-48 6-36 1989 119 9-51 1-0 1 0 CAREER STATISTICS Totals 197 16-77 2-3 3 1 Year Tackles INT Yards PBU 1986 16 1 0 0 93 - 1987 81 5 1 10 All-American: 1978 1988 66 5 57 13 Career: 1976-78 1989 68 5 37 24 6-6 • 250 Totals 231 16 95 47 Defensive Tackle St . Petersburg, Fla . 32 - 10 - AJ McCarron All-American: 1952 All-American: 2013 Career: 1950-52 Career: 2010-13 Lyons was a consensus All-America pick in 1978 and 6-0 • 195 6-4 • 214 earned All-SEC honors in 1977 and 1978 . He served as Halfback Quarterback defensive captain of the 1978 national championship team Troy, Ala . Mobile, Ala . and was selected to the Tide’s Team of the Century and to the all-decade team of the 1970s . He had perhaps his best game in the 1978 contest against Auburn when he had 16 tackles and three quarterback sacks to help the Tide to a An All-SEC choice in 1951 and 1952, Marlow earned The Maxwell Award winner as college football’s 34-16 win . His teams went 31-5, won SEC titles in 1977 All-America honors in 1952, the same season he earned outstanding player in 2013, AJ McCarron was a final- and 1978 and a national title in 1978 . Lyons was a 2011 SEC Back of the Year honors . Even though he gained 233 ist for the Heisman Trophy that season as well as a inductee into the College Football Hall of Fame . yards against Auburn in 1952, his most memorable game first-team All-America by the Walter Camp Football came against Georgia Tech in 1950 when he rushed for Foundation and the Coaches CAREER STATISTICS 180 yards on just 13 carries and scored four touchdowns Association (AFCA). As a senior in 2013, McCarron Year Tackles TFL-Yards FC FR in a stunning 54-19 win . His 6 3. yards-per-rush average set a school record for passing yards in a season (3,063) 1976 24 3-8 0 1 is still a Tide record . He was a first-round draft choice by while completing 67.3 percent of his attempts for 28 1977 59 5-35 2 2 the , but went on to a long career in the touchdowns with 7 interceptions. McCarron was one 1978 119 15-62 4 1 League . of the most accurate passers in school history, and set Totals 202 23-105 6 4 a Tide record for lowest interception percentage for CAREER STATISTICS his career (1.46 percent). In three seasons as a starter, Rushing Receiving McCarron led the Tide to a 36-4 record and two nation- Year Att. Yards Avg. TD Rec Yards TD al championships 1950 118 882 7 5 . 6 14 280 3 1951 114 728 6 4 . 12 10 99 0 CAREER STATISTICS 1952 176 950 5 4 . 8 10 65 1 Passing Totals 408 2560 6.3 26 34 444 4 Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TDs 2010 48 30 625 . 389 3 2011 328 219 668. 2,634 16 2012 314 211 672. 2,933 30 2013 336 226 673. 3,063 28 Totals 1,026 686 .669 9,019 77

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 227 25 - Rolando McClain 28 - 22 - All-American: 2009 All-American: 2012 All-American: 1970-71 Career: 2007-09 Career: 2010-13 Career: 1969-71 6-4 • 258 6-1 • 199 5-10 • 191 Linebacker Cornerback Halfback Decatur, Ala . Millbrook, Ala . Birmingham, Ala .

Milliner was a consensus first-team All-American in Musso earned consecutive All-America honors in 1970 A consensus first-team All-American in 2009 and the 2012 . That same year, he also earned first-team All-SEC and 1971 and was a unanimous choice in 1971 . That Butkus Award winner, which goes to the nation’s best honors from the league’s coaches . Milliner was one of five same year, he also earned SEC Player of the Year honors linebacker . McClain was the quarterback of a Crimson Tide finalists for the Award in 2012 and one from the Nashville Banner, Atlanta Touchdown Club and defense in 2009 that finished second nationally in scoring of three finalists for the Award that season . the Birmingham Quarterback Club . He was selected to defense (11 4. ppg), total defense (244 1. ypg) and rush- Milliner ended his career with 38 pass breakups, including Alabama’s Team of the Century and to the all-decade team ing defense (78 1. ypg) . He made a team high 105 tackles a team-high 20 in 2012 . He finished the 2012 season with of the 1970s . The Tide’s 1971 team offensive captain, he with 14 5. tackles for loss and four sacks . McClain helped 54 tackles (fourth on the team), including 4 for losses (19 was also an Academic All-American . He finished 4th in the Alabama claim the 2009 National Championship and SEC yards), 2 interceptions (35 yards), 1 fumble recovery, 1 Heisman Trophy balloting in 1971 . Championship . He was the eighth pick of the 2010 NFL forced fumble and a blocked kick . Draft by the Oakland Raiders . CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year Att. Yards Avg. TD Rec. Yards TD CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards INT-Yards FF FR 1969 157 516 3 3 . 10 26 321 3 Year Tackles TFL-Yards INT-Yards FF FR 2010 55 4-12 1-0 1 0-0 1970 226 1137 5 0 . 8 30 160 1 2007 75 5 0-18. 2-40 0 0-0 2011 27 1-7 3-72 0 0-0 1971 191 1088 5 7 .16 5 8 0 2008 95 12 0-45. 1-12 0 2-4 2012 54 4-19 2-35 1 1-17 Totals 574 2741 4.8 34 61 495 4 2009 105 14 5-63. 2-21 1 0-0 Totals 136 9-38 6-107 2 1-17 Totals 275 31.5-126 5-73 1 2-4 97 - John 96 - Michael Myers All-American: 1996 Mitchell Career: 1996 All-American: 1972 6-3 • 270 28 - Don McNeal Career: 1971-72 Defensive End All-American: 1979 6-3 • 230 Vicksburg, Miss . Career: 1977-79 Defensive End­ 6-1 • 185 Mobile, Ala . Cornerback McCullough, Ala . John Mitchell was Alabama’s first African-American Playing just one season for the Tide, Myers earned All-American, earning those honors in 1972 . He was All-America and All-SEC honors in 1996. He closed also a two-time All-SEC choice and served as the team’s the season as the team’s third-leading tackler with 66 McNeal earned All-America honors in 1979 and then defensive captain . He started in all 24 games of his career stops, including 13 behind the line for 43 yards and was selected as a member of the Team of the Decade of and led the Tide to a 21-3 mark and a pair of SEC titles . eight sacks for 64 yards. He also had three pass break- the 1970s and then was selected to the Tide’s Team of ups and recovered two fumbles. He had a season-high the Century . He is remembered most for his participation CAREER STATISTICS nine tackles against Vanderbilt and Mississippi State. in one of the greatest plays in Alabama football history, Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR the goal line stand in the 1979 Sugar Bowl game against 1971 50 5-15 3-28 4 1 Penn State when the Nittany Lions were stopped on two 1972 75 7-33 5-48 1 0 consecutive plays at the goal line . McNeal stuffed Scott Totals 125 12-48 8-76 5 1 12 - Fritzkee on the one-yard line and the next play, Barry All-American: 1964 Krauss stopped to preserve the 14-7 vic- Career: 1962-64 tory . McNeal went on to play for the . 6-2 • 190 Quarterback 19 - Leroy Monsky Beaver Falls, Pa . CAREER STATISTICS All-American: 1937 Year Tackles Int-Yards PBU Career: 1936-37 1977 34 3-0 11 6-0 • 192 1978 37 0-0 8 Offensive Guard 1979 25 3-12 10 Montgomery, Ala . Even though a knee injury limited his senior Totals 96 6-12 29 season, Namath was still instrumental in leading the Tide to a national title in 1964. In the 1965 Orange Bowl game against Texas, Namath came off the bench A consensus All-America choice in 1937, Monsky to complete 18 passes for 255 yards and a pair of was also awarded the Jacobs Trophy, given annually to touchdowns to earn MVP honors in the 21-17 loss. He the SEC’s best blocker . He was tabbed the best guard tied with Kenny Stabler for quarterback honors on the in America by noted writer Grantland Rice . In 1938, he Tide’s Team of the Century and team of the decade for 24 - DeQuan Menzie the 1960s. He went on to a Hall of Fame career with the All-American: 2011 played in the College All-Star game in Chicago . Bama was 17-1-1 during his career, with the only loss coming in the New York Jets of the NFL, highlighted by a Super Bowl Career: 2010-11 III MVP performance in 1969. 6-0 • 198 to California . Cornerback CAREER STATISTICS Columbus, Ga . Passing Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TDs 32 - C J. . Mosley 1962 146 76 521. 1192 12 After an outstanding high school All-American: 2012-13 1963 128 63 492 . 765 8 and junior college career, Menzie came to Alabama in Career: 2010-13 1964 100 64 650 . 757 5 2010 and started six games that season, but he became a 6-2 • 232 Totals 374 203 .543 2714 25 mainstay of one of the most dominant defenses in college Linebacker football history in 2011 . That year, Menzie started all 13 Theodore, Ala . games for the national champions and fifth on the team with 41 tackles . He also led the team with 11 pass break- ups while making four tackles for loss, 1 5. quarterback sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery . His Mosley was a consensus first-team All-American in 2012 lone pass interception of 2011 ended in a touchdown, a and 2013, earning first-team All-SEC honors from the league’s play that broke open a 38-14 win nover highly-ranked coaches . He was the leading tackler on the Tide’s 2012 national Arkansas . championship team with 107 stops, 8 for losses (52 yards), 4 quarterback sacks (34 yards), 2 interceptions, 2 pass breakups, CAREER STATISTICS 3 quarterback hurries, 1 forced fumble and 1 fumble recovery . Year Tackles TFL-Yards Int-Yards He led the team again in 2013 with 108 tackles, earning the 2010 31 3-4 0-0 2013 Butkus Award as college football’s best linebacker . His 2011 41 4-18 1-25 319 career tackles rank him third all-time in Alabama history . Totals 72 7-22 1-25 CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards INT-Yards FF FR 2010 67 1 5-4. 2-76 1 0-0 2011 37 4 5-20. 1-1 0 0-0 2012 107 8-52 2-16 1 1-0 2013 108 9-20 0-0 1 0-0 Totals 319 23-96 5-93 3 1-0

228 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 73 - 88 - 34 - Holt All-American: 1961 All-American: 1966 Career: 1959-61 Career: 1964-66 Rast 6-1 • 210 6-0 • 179 All-American: 1941 Offensive Tackle Split End Career: 1939-41 Northport, Ala . Petal, Miss . 6-0 • 180 Defensive End Birmingham, Ala .

A unanimous All-America pick in 1961, Neighbors A consensus All-America pick in 1966, Perkins was also earned All-SEC honors in 1961. He was selected also a member of the Tide’s team of the decade of the A unanimous All-America pick, in 1941 and a mem- a member of the Tide’s Team of the Century and also 1960s. As a senior, he served as the Tide’s offensive ber of the all-time team for the first 50 years of Bama was a member of the team of the decade for the 1960s captain. He closed his career with six receptions for football, Rast, along with teammates as both an offensive and defensive player. He won the 178 yards in Alabama’s 34-7 Sugar Bowl win over and Jimmy Nelson, was selected Most Valuable Player Jacobs Trophy in 1961, given to the SEC’s best blocker. Nebraska. Perkins played on three SEC champion- of the 1942 . Rast scored on a 10-yard inter- A defensive captain in 1961, he was part of a unit that shipteams and won national championships in 1964 ception return during that 29-21 win over Texas A&M. yielded just 25 points during the undefeated national and 1965. Following a professional career with the He blocked a kick and scored a touchdown in the 14-13 championship run. Baltimore Colts, Perkins was Alabama’s head coach win over Georgia Tech in 1940. He caught a 59-yard from 1983-86. touchdown pass from Jimmy Nelson in a 27-14 win over Georgia in 1941 and scored on a leaping catch on CAREER STATISTICS a pass from Nelson in a 19-14 win over Tulane in 1941. Receiving He had eight catches for 110 yards in 1940 and 13 for 14 - James “Bubber” Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD 207 and three touchdowns in 1941. 1964 11 139 12 6 . 1 Nesbit 1965 19 279 14 7 . 1 All-American: 1936 1966 33 490 14 8 . 7 Career: 1934-36 Totals 63 908 14.4 9 40 - David Ray 5-10 • 175 All-American: 1964 Fullback Career: 1963-65 Bainbridge, Ga . 72 - Fred Pickhard 6-0 • 184 All-American: 1926 Place-kicker Career: 1925-27 Phenix City, Ala . Nesbit was named All-America in 1936 after lead- 6-3 • 205 ing the Tide to an 8-0-1 record, the lone blemish a 0-0 Offensive Tackle tie to Tennessee. Playing both sides of the ball, Nesbit Mobile, Ala . intercepted a pass against Loyola late in the game and then caught a pass from Joe Riley to provide the win- A versatile player, Ray was a placekicker, split end ning score. He played on Tide teams that compiled a and defensive back. He won the NCAA individual kick 24-2-2 record and won a national title and an SEC title scoring national title in 1964 when he had 59 points in 1934. All-American in 1926 (All-Southern Conference on 23 PATs and 12 field goals. He earned All-America in 1926-27), Pickhard played on national title teams honors in 1964 and played on two national champion- in 1925 and ‘26 and was captain of the ‘27 team. ship teams. As a defensive back, he led the ‘64 team to 82 - Maybe the biggest play of ‘26 was Pickhard’s block a national title with a team-leading three interceptions. All-American: 1977 of a Sewanee punt that Bama recovered for a safety Ray went on to a six-year career with the Career: 1974-77 to win 2-0 en route to a Rose Bowl berth. Against LSU Rams. 6-2 • 209 the next week, Pickhard blocked two more punts for Wide Receiver touchdowns. Nationally, only 16 punts were blocked CAREER STATISTICS Leighton, Ala . for scores in 1926 and Pickhard had three of them. Year PAT FG Points 1964 23-25 12-17 59* 1965 21-23 7-14 50 81 - Mike Totals 24-48 19-31 121 A unanimous All-America selection in 1977, Pitts *Also had 2 TD receptions for 12 points (71 total points) Newsome was voted to Alabama’s Team of the All-American: 1982 Century and was the Tide’s Player of the Decade for Career: 1979-82 the 1970s. Serving as team captain in 1977, Newsome 6-5 • 239 was the SEC Lineman of the Year by the Birmingham Defensive End 3 - Monday Morning Quarterback Club and the Atlanta Baltimore, Md . All-American: 2011 Touchdown Club. He played with the Cleveland Career: 2009-11 Browns until 1990 when he retired as a player, but then 5-11 • 224 moved into the front office as general manager of the A consensus All-America selection in 1982, Pitts Halfback . was a key member of the defense that helped Coach Pensacola, Fla . Paul “Bear” Bryant win his 314th game in 1981 CAREER STATISTICS against Penn State, 31-16. During his career, the Tide Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD went 39-8-1 and won two SEC titles and a consensus 1974 20 374 18 7 . 1 national title in 1979. He was a stand-up end in college, After two seasons as an understudy to 2009 Heisman 1975 21 363 17 3 . 5 but played his professional career as a down lineman. Trophy winner Mark Ingram at Alabama, Richardson 1976 25 529 21 2 . 6 thrived as the feature back in the Crimson Tide offense 1977 36 804 22 3 . 4 CAREER STATISTICS while helping lead his team to the 2011 national champi- Totals 102 2070 20.3 16 Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR onship . On the way to a third place finish in the Heisman 1979 14 0-0 1-15 0 1 Trophy balloting in 2011, Richardson rushed for 1,679 1980 34 3-14 0-0 1 3 yards while accounting for 2,083 all-purpose yards and 1981 84 6-22 8-55 0 0 tying the school record for scoring with 144 points and 24 1982 82 3-10 7-55 0 2 touchdowns scored . A consensus first-team All-America Totals 214 12-46 16-125 1 6 selection, Richardson also became the first Alabama player 2 - David Palmer to earn the Doak Walker Award as the nation’s finest run- All-American: 1993 ning back . Career: 1991-93 3 - Michael Proctor 5-9 • 170 All-American: 1993-94 CAREER STATISTICS Wide Receiver Career: 1992-95 Rushing Receiving Birmingham, Ala . 5-11 • 183 Year Att. Yards Avg. TD Rec. Yards TD Placekicker 2009 145 751 5 2 . 8 16 126 0 Pelham, Ala . 2010 112 700 6 2 . 6 23 266 4 2011 283 1679 5 9 . 21 29 338 3 A third-place finisher in the 1993 Heisman Trophy Totals 540 3130 5.8 35 68 730 7 balloting, Palmer also earned All-America honors that year. That season, he set the school record for receiving A two-time All-America selection, Proctor closed yards (1,000) in a season and receptions in a career (61). his career as the Tide’s second-leading career scorer He also had 217 receiving yards against Vanderbilt with 326 points. He had 65 career field goals and was to set the single-game mark. He was named to four good on 131 of 132 career extra points. In 1994, he con- All-America teams and was a consensus All-SEC pick. nected on a 32-yard field goal with 1:12 left against An all-around player, Palmer was a threat to lineup at Georgia for a 29-28 win. In his career, he connected on quarterback, receiver, tailback and returned punts and 65 of 91 field goals. He was a semifinalist for the 1994 kickoffs. Award and was All-SEC in 1993 and 1994.

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Receiving Returns Year M-A FG-FGA Points Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD KOR PR TD 1992 37-38 19-27 94 1991 17 314 18 5. 3 10-234 24-409 3 1993 31-31 22-29 97 1992 24 297 12 4. 1 6-145 28-236 1 1994 32-32 13-16 71 1993 61 1000 16 4. 7 20-439 31-244 0 1995 31-31 11-19 64 Totals 102 1611 15.8 11 36-818 83-889 4 Totals 131-132 65-91 326 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 229 74 - Larry Rose 15 - JK Scott All-American: 1988 24 - Ed All-American: 2014 Career: 1985-88 Salem Career: 2014-Present 6-3 • 280 All-American: 1950 6-4 • 185 Offensive Guard Career: 1947-50 Punter Gadsden, Ala . 5-11 • 190 Denver, Colo . Halfback Birmingham, Ala .

Rose earned All-America honors in 1988 and was An All-America selection in 1950, Salem was a As a true freshman in 2014, punter JK Scott achieved also a unanimous All-SEC pick. Rose made Alabama triple threat for the Tide during his career. He led the rare distinction of earning first-team All-America history when he started as a true freshman in the 1985 Alabama in scoring in 1948 with 60 points and in 1949 honors from The Sporting News, ESPN and USA Today season opener against Georgia, thus becoming the first with 51 points. In 1950, he scored 57 points, second in his first season on campus. There was no question player to start his first collegiate game since freshman behind Al Lary who caught 10 touchdown passes that about the validity of his selection after he produced the eligibility was restored in 1972. season. finest season by a punter in Alabama history. Scott was a finalist for the Award in 2014, leading the CAREER STATISTICS nation with an average of 48.0 yards per punt with a Rushing Passing 44.7-yard net punting average overall. He placed 31 of 55 87 - Year Att. Yards TD Att. Comp Yards TD punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line while driving 23 All-American: 1996 1947 11 53 0 4 1 8 0 punts more than 50 yards, seven more than 60 and one of Career: 1994-96 1948 77 288 5 110 51 597 6 73 yards. Only 12 of his punts were returned and he set 6-2 • 245 1949 72 241 4 75 40 558 7 a school single-game record for punting average with a Linebacker 1950 90 373 8 86 44 879 10 55.0-yard average on seven punts (385 yards) in a Sugar Batesville, Miss . Totals 250 955 17 275 136 2042 23 Bowl loss to Ohio State.

CAREER STATISTICS In Net Net Year No. Yards Avg. Lng 20 50+ Yards Avg. An All-America selection in 1996, Rudd also earned 68 - Alvin Samples 2014 55 2,640 48 0 . 73 31 23 2,457 44 7. AP SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors for his All-American: 1969 play. Rudd was a semifinalist for the Butkus Award Career: 1967-69 that same year. He is probably best known for his inter- 6-0 • 225 ception and 88-yard TD run against Michigan in the Offensive Guard 1997 Outback Bowl, won 17-14 by the Tide. He finished Tarrant, Ala . 48 - his career with 184 tackles before foregoing his senior All-American: 1929-30 season for an NFL career. Career: 1928-30 6-2 • 210 CAREER STATISTICS Samples earned All-SEC honors in 1968 and 1969, as Offensive Tackle Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards Int QBP well as All-America honors in 1969. He was selected a Birmingham, Ala . 1994 26 0-0 0-0 2-23 0 member of the Tide’s team of the decade for the 1960s. 1995 91 3-6 5-30 0-0 7 In the 1969 Liberty Bowl against Colorado, Samples 1996 74 7-16 4-38 1-5 16 received the Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award. Totals 184 10-22 9-68 3-28 23 Ironically, Samples did not play a down on offense in A two-time All-America selection, including a that game, having been switched to linebacker to help unanimous selection in 1930, Sington led Alabama to a solidify a depleted defense. national championship his senior season. Considered a dominant player on both offense and defense, Sington became nationally acclaimed when Rudy Vallee dedi- 35 - DeMeco Ryans cated his song “Football Freddie” in honor of the Tide All-American: 2005 star. A Phi Beta Kappa student, Sington was called Career: 2002-05 “the greatest lineman in the country” by Notre Dame 6-2 • 232 head coach Knute Rockne. Sington earned All-America Strong Linebacker honors in both football and . He was selected to Bessemer, Ala . Alabama’s Team of the Century, the College Football Hall of Fame and was a member of the all-time team for the first 50 years of Alabama football. Ryans earned consensus All-America and All-SEC honors in 2005 after finishing his career as one of the Tide’s most decorated players on and off the field. He was recipient of the and was a four-time 60 - 14 - Academic All-SEC selection after graduating in just All-American: 1999 All-American: 1965 seven semesters. He closed his collegiate career with Career: 1996-99 Career: 1963-65 307 career tackles, fifth on the Tide’s all-time list. He was the 6-6 • 291 6-0 • 183 2006 Cotton Bowl Defensive MVP after a team-leading seven Offensive Tackle Quarterback tackles and two stops behind the line against Texas Tech. Mobile, Ala . Cleveland, Tenn . Ryans was named a 2005 Arthur Ashe, Jr., Sports Scholar. Ryans was also a finalist for the Bednarik, Butkus, Draddy, Lombardi and Naguski awards, as well as being named the 2005 SEC Player of the Year. He started 37 career games. The Tide’s first Outland Trophy winner, Samuels was an All-America pick in 1999, his senior season. He Steve Sloan is the only Alabama football player to CAREER STATISTICS was also recipient of the Jacobs Trophy, symbolic of earn honors as All-America, Academic All-America, play Year G Tackles TFL Sacks-Yards Int. FC-FR PBU QBP the SEC’s best offensive blocker. He had 42 consecutive on a national championship team and earn an NCAA 2002 13 27 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 2 starts during his career and was also an All-SEC pick individual statistical title. He accomplished all of those 2003 13 126 9-26 1 5-11. 0-0 1-1 0 3 in 1998 and 1999. He did not give up a sack or quar- feats in 1965 and then capped it all with an MVP perfor- 2004 12 78 7-12 0-0 1-0 2-1 2 2 terback pressure his senior season and was the third mance in a 39-28 Orange Bowl win over Nebraska. His 2005 12 76 16-58 5-43 1-7 1-2 2 4 player picked in the 2000 NFL Draft by the Washington 153.8 passing efficiency ratio was the nation’s best in 1965. Totals 50 307 33-97 6.5-54 2-7 4-5 4 11 Redskins. He finished 10th in the Heisman Trophy balloting in 1965. CAREER STATISTICS Rushing Passing Year Att. Yards TD Att. Comp Yards TD 1963 14 41 0 2 0 0 0 38 - James Ryba 1964 95 351 2 72 45 574 1 All-American: 1937 1965 104 56 6 160 97 1453 10 Career: 1936-37 Totals 213 448 8 234 142 2027 11 6-0 • 192 Defensive Tackle Cicero, Ill .

An All-America and All-SEC choice in 1937, Ryba had his best game against Vanderbilt in 1937 which helped clinch a Rose Bowl berth for the Tide. Renowned sportswriter Grantland Rice wrote in his account of the game, “Jim Ryba had the top game of any lineman on the field.” He never participated in a football game until he attended Alabama.

230 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 71 - Andre Smith 57 - Dwight 55 - All-American: 2008 All-American: 1988 Career: 2006-08 Stephenson Career: 1985-88 6-4 • 330 All-American: 1979 6-3 • 230 Tackle Career: 1977-79 Linebacker Birmingham, Ala . 6-3 • 224 Miami, Fla . Center Hampton, Va .

A three-year starter at Alabama, offensive tackle A unanimous All-America choice in 1988, Thomas Andre Smith earned consensus All-America honors as a An All-America and All-SEC selection in 1979, also won the Butkus Award, CBS’s Defensive Player of junior in 2008 as a member of one of the nation’s most Stephenson was also voted the Jacobs Trophy winner the Year and the Washington Pigskin Club’s Defensive dominating offensive lines . Smith became just the second in 1979, an award symbolic as the SEC’s best block- Player of the Year award. Nicknamed “Sackman”, er. He also won the Birmingham Monday Morning he was voted Defensive Player of the Decade for the player at Alabama to win the Outland Trophy in 2008, Quarterback Club’s Outstanding Lineman Award. He joining former Crimson Tide great Chris Samuels in 1980s and was later selected to the Tide’s Team of the was selected as the center on Alabama’s Team of the Century. Thomas was named National Player of the being named the top interior lineman in the nation . The Century, was on the Team of the Decade for the 1970s Week after his performances against Kentucky and and was also picked on the Quarter Century All-SEC Penn State in 1988. He served as defensive captain for Team (1961-85). Following his Alabama career, he the 1988 team, posting an incredible 27 sacks that sea- Birminghamevery major publicationnative was . Healso surrendered a Lombardi just Award one sackfinalist in played professionally with the Miami Dolphins and son after shattering the school record with 18 in 1987. as2008 a junior and seven and earnedduring first-teamhis 38-game All-America career . As statusa sopho by- was picked as NFL Man of the Year in 1995. He was He finished 10th in the Heisman Trophy balloting in acclaimed by many as perhaps the finest center in NFL 1988. He was named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1989 and won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy . history. while playing for the . more in 2007, Smith was a first-team All-SEC selection CAREER STATISTICS Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR 1985 19 3-36 3-33 0 0 25 - Riley Smith 34 - Robert Stewart 1986 30 6-36 4-29 1 2 All-American: 1935 All-American: 1991 1987 67 1-1 18-142 7 2 Career: 1933-35 Career: 1987-91 1988 88 12-46 27-204 2 1 6-1 • 193 6-0 • 270 Totals 204 22-119 52-408 10 5 Quarterback Nose Tackle Columbia, Miss . Ashford, Ala . 99 - All-American: 2009 Smith was a consensus All-America in 1935, the An All-America selection in 1991, Stewart was Career: 2006-09 same year he won the Jacobs Trophy, given annually also an All-SEC pick. He played linebacker, fullback 6-2 • 212 to the SEC’s best blocker. His best performance came and nose tackle during his Tide career. As a defensive Place-kicker in the 1935 Tennessee game when he scored two touch- player, he had 144 career tackles, 16 tackles for losses Muscle Shoals, Ala . downs and helped lead the Tide to a 25-0 win. Smith (42 yards) and 10 quarterback sacks (77 yards). He had played fullback on the 1934 national championship a career-high 10 tackles against Georgia in 1991. Stewart team and was named to the second team on the all-time missed the 1989 season with injuries. An All-America pick in 2009, Leigh Tiffin fol- Alabama squad picked in 1943. lowed in the footsteps of his father, Van, who was an CAREER STATISTICS All-American kicker for the Tide in 1986. The younger Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards 1987 38 2-4 0-0 Tiffin surpassed all of his father’s career numbers and 1990 47 6-24 4-24 finished second in the SEC and NCAA in career field 12 - Kenny Stabler 1991 59 8-14 6-53 goals with 83. Tiffin scored 132 points in 2009 and fin- All-American: 1967 Totals 144 16-42 10-77 ished his career with a school-record 385 points. His 30 Career: 1965-67 field goals (in 35 attempts) led the nation. Tiffing was a 6-2 • 190 finalist for the Lou Groza Award and selected as a first- Quarterback team All-American by the Associated Press. Foley, Ala . 3 - John Henry CAREER STATISTICS Year PAT FG-FGA Pts Long Suther 2006 12-13 8-13 36 47 All-American: 1930 2007 36-36 25-34 111 51 Selected to the All-America team in 1967, “Snake” Career: 1928-30 2008 46-47 20-29 106 54 Stabler played on Tide teams that compiled a 28-3-2 5-10 • 175 2009 42-46 30-35 132 50 record. In 1966, he quarterbacked Alabama to a perfect Halfback Totals 136-142 83-111 385 54 11-0 season, including a 34-7 win over Nebraska in the Tuscaloosa, Ala . Orange Bowl. Stabler completed 12 of 17 passes for 218 yards and rushed for 40 more while earning MVP honors. In his senior season of 1967, Stabler was named John Henry Suther earned All-America honors in SEC Player of the Year by the Birmingham Quarterback 1930 while helping lead the Crimson Tide to its third Club and the Atlanta Touchdown Club. In 1992, Stabler and final National Championship under legendary 3 - Van and Joe Namath were selected as on the coach . In the Tide’s 24-0 Rose Bowl Tide’s All-Century team. He was a first-round selection win over Washington State, Suther caught a 39-yard Tiffin by the Houston Astros in baseball, but turned down touchdown pass from Jimmie Moore for the first All-American: 1986 that offer to play football with the Oakland Raiders. Alabama score. In his senior year, Suther scored six Career: 1983-86 touchdowns, one coming on a 96-yard kickoff return 5-9 • 155 CAREER STATISTICS against Howard. In an 18-6 win over Tennessee, Suther Placekicker Rushing Passing scored on a 31-yard run. Red Bay, Ala . Year Rush Yards TD Att Comp Yards TD 1965 61 328 1 11 3 26 0 1966 93 397 3 114 74 956 7 An All-America pick in 1986, Tiffin was later elect- 1967 111 113 5 178 103 1214 9 ed to the Tide’s Team of the Century and as a member Totals 265 838 9 303 180 2196 16 of the Team of the Decade of the 1980s. He holds the NCAA record for best career extra point percentage (100 percent). He made perhaps the most memorable field goal in Alabama history when he hit a 52-yarder in the closing seconds to beat Auburn, 25-23, in 1985. He also holds the school record with a 57-yarder against Texas A&M in 1985.

CAREER STATISTICS Year PAT FG-FGA Pts Long 1983 40-40 14-25 82 51 1984 23-23 15-20 68 53 1985 33-33 17-26 84 57 1986 39-39 13-17 78 48 Totals 135-135 59-88 312 57

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 231 41 - Courtney 34 - Mike 20 - Don Whitmire All-American: 1942 Upshaw Washington Career: 1941-42 All-American: 2011 All-American: 1974 6-0 • 200 Career: 2008-11 Career: 1972-74 Offensive Tackle 6-2 • 265 Decatur, Ala . Linebacker 6-2 • 180 Eufaula, Ala . Cornerback Montgomery, Ala . Earning All-America honors in 1942, Whitmire A two-time All-SEC performer, Washington was transferred to the Naval Academy soon after World An impact player as a pass rusher off the edge and selected All-America in 1974. He was chosen a member War II began. While playing for Navy, he also earned a big-play performer, Upshaw was one of Alabama’s of the Tide’s Team of the Decade for the 1970s. He All-America honors. While at Alabama, Whitmire was most noticeable players during its run to the 2011 played on teams that won three straight SEC titles and chosen MVP of the 1942 Cotton Bowl along with team- national championship. After earning a starting role at finished with a 32-4 record. During the 1973 season, he mates Jimmy Nelson and . While playing for the “jack” position in 2010, Upshaw was a first-team blocked three field goals. Washington went on to play Alabama, the Tide went 17-5 and won a national cham- All-American in 2011 by ESPN, CBS, the Football eight years with the . pionship in 1941. He went on to a distinguished Naval Writers Association of America, Pro Footbal lWeekly career, retiring as a rear admiral. and SI.com. In 2011, Upshaw was third on the team with 52 tackles including a team-leading 18 tackles for CAREER STATISTICS loss (90 yards), 9.5 quarterback sacks, 11 quarterback Year Tackles Int-Yards PBU hurries, two forced fumbles and one interception. That 1972 5 2-24 2 15 - interception was returned 45 yards by Upshaw in a win 1973 36 3-55 6 All-American: 1981-82 at Florida. 1974 39 3-19 9 Career: 1979-82 Totals 80 8-98 17 5-11 • 182 CAREER STATISTICS Safety Year Tackles TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards FC FR Harahan, La . 2008 22 3-3 0-0 0 0 2009 15 1-1 1-1 0 2 82 - Wayne Wheeler 2010 52 14 5-69. 7-40 4 1 All-American: 1973 2011 52 18-90 9 5-62. 2 0 Career: 1971-73 Totals 141 36.5-163 17.5-103 6 3 6-1 • 172 A two-time All-American for the Tide, Wilcox was Split End named to Alabama’s Team of the Century and its 1980s Orlando, Fla . Team of the Decade. He was the SEC Freshman of the Year in 1979 and closed his collegiate career with 243 tack- les. He had a crucial interception in the in the W.T. “Bully” final seconds of a 13-10 win over Mississippi State in 1981 and an end zone interception in Paul Bryant’s 315th win VandeGraaff Wheeler was a consensus All-America choice in over Auburn. He went 39-8-1 in his career and helped the All-American: 1915 1973 after helping the Tide to an 11-1 season, an SEC Tide to a national title in 1979 and SEC champion­ships in Career: 1912-15 and national championship. A member of the team of 1979 and 1981. Offensive Tackle the decade of the 1970s, Wheeler is most remembered Tuscaloosa, Ala . for his 80-yard TD reception from Gary Rutledge on CAREER STATISTICS the first play of the 1973 Tennessee game, a 42-21 Tide Year Tackles Int-Yards PBU victory. He also had a 77-yard TD catch from Rutledge 1979 49 4-15 7 in the 21-7 win over LSU that same year. 1980 75 2-19 6 Alabama’s first All-America selection, VandeGraaff 1981 58 3-10 10 was a standout tackle on offense and defense. He was CAREER STATISTICS 1982 61 0-0 2 also noted as the best kicker in his era for punting and Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Totals 243 10-44 25 placekicking. He is noted for his performance against 1971 6 143 23 8 . 1 then Southern football power Sewanee when the Tide 1972 30 573 19 1 . 7 registered a 23-10 victory, the first over Sewanee since 1973 19 530 27 9 . 3 1894. VandeGraaff had a 78-yard punt, scored 17 of Totals 55 1246 22.7 11 the Tide’s 23 points and with the game tied at 10 in the fourth quarter, batted a pass in the air, caught it 15 - Hoyt “Wu” and raced 65 yards for a TD. He was picked to the all- Winslett time Alabama team for the first 50 years. After leaving All-American: 1926 Alabama, he enrolled, and graduated from ,West Point. 48 - Arthur “Tarzan” Career: 1924-26 White 5-10 • 185 All-American: 1936 Defensive End Career: 1934-36 Dadeville, Ala . 65 - 5-8 • 210 All-American: 2012 Offensive Guard Career: 2010-13 Atmore, Ala . Winslett earned All-America honors in 1926 and 6-3 • 320 played on teams that won three Southern Conference Offensive Guard titles and two national championships. “Wu” was Atlanta, Ga . An All-American in 1936, White was a Phi Beta renowned for his defensive play and history books Kappa student who went on to Columbia to earn his indicate that no team recorded a first down when it doctorate. During his Alabama career, he played on ran to Winslett’s side of the field. Winslett would drop teams that went 24-2-2, won an SEC title and a national back into the backfield to either pass or run the football A consensus and unanimous first-team All-America in championship in 1934. White was named to the Tide’s and never in his career did he fumble the ball. In the 2012, Warmack made 40 career starts at left guard and was all-time team for the first 50 years of Bama football. He 1926 Georgia Tech game, Winslett dominated play instrumental in the Crimson Tide’s national title teams of also played in the NFL with the Giants and Cardinals and the Tide rolled to an unexpected 21-0 win over the 2011 and 2012 . Warmack allowed only three quarterback and played in the NFL’s very first game. He highly favored Engineers. Winslett passed for two TDs sacks in more than 320 pass attempts as a starter over a then became a heavyweight wrestler and was the world and set-up another on a pass play. three-year span, and keyed several of the most explosive champion. offenses in Alabama history . The Tide went 35-5 with Warmack as a starter as he blocked for 24 100-yard perfor- mances in his career and led the team with pancake blocks as a senior in 2012 .

232 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 1994 . . . . 7 . . . . . Jay Barker ...... Quarterback ...... 3...... Michael Proctor ...... Placekicker All-America 1996 . . . *7 . . . . . Kevin Jackson ...... Strong Safety All-Conference ...... 96. . . . . Michael Myers...... Defensive End ...... 87. . . . . Dwyane Rudd ...... Linebacker A year-by-year listing of All-America honorees . An (*) indi- Alabama played in the Southern Conference from 1919- 1999 . . *60 . . . . Chris Samuels ...... Offensive Tackle cates consensus All-America: ...... 37. . . . . Shaun Alexander ...... Tailback 32 . Since 1933, Alabama has played in the Southeastern 2005 . . *35 . . . . DeMeco Ryans ...... Linebacker Conference . Below is a year-by-year listing of All-Conference FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA 2008 . . *59 . . . . Antoine Caldwell ...... Center honorees . Year No. Name Position ...... *62 . . . . Terrence Cody ...... Nose Guard 1915 ...... W . T . “Bully” VandeGraaff ...... Tackle ...... 49. . . . . Rashad Johnson ...... Free Safety Year Name Position 1925 . . . 10. . . . . A T. S. . “Pooley” Hubert ...... Quarterback ...... *71 . . . . Andre Smith ...... Offensive Tackle 1908 ...... C C. . Countess ...... C. . 1926 . . . 15. . . . . Hoyt “Wu” Winslett ...... End 2009 . . *28 . . . . Javier Arenas ...... Cornerback 1914 ...... W T. . VandeGraaff ...... T 1915 ...... W T. . VandeGraaff ...... FB ...... 72. . . . . Fred Pickhard ...... Tackle ...... *62 . . . . Terrence Cody ...... Nose Guard ...... *22 . . . . Mark Ingram ...... Running Back 1919 ...... ...... HB 1929 . . . 21. . . . . Tony Holm ...... Fullback ...... Mulley . Lenoir ...... HB ...... 48 . . . . Fred Sington ...... Tackle ...... *78 . . . . Mike Johnson ...... Offensive Guard ...... Ike . Rogers ...... G 1930 . . . . 3 . . . . . John Suther ...... Halfback ...... *25 . . . . Rolando McClain ...... Linebacker 1920 ...... Riggs Stephenson ...... FB ...... *48 . . . . Fred Sington ...... Tackle ...... 99. . . . . Leigh Tiffin ...... Placekicker ...... E . B. . “Mulley” Lenoir ...... HB 1931 . . . 57. . . . . Johnny Cain ...... Fullback 2010 . . . . 4 . . . . . Mark Barron ...... Safety 1923 ...... Al Clemens ...... E 1932 . . . 57. . . . . Johnny Cain ...... Fullback 2011 . . . . 4 . . . . . *Mark Barron ...... Safety ...... Grant . Gillis ...... QB 1933 . . . 43. . . . . Tom Hupke ...... Guard ...... 30. . . . . *Dont’a Hightower ...... Linebacker 1924 ...... Johnny ...... B ...... Bill . Buckler ...... G 1934 . . *58 . . . . Millard “Dixie” Howell ...... Halfack ...... 75. . . . . *Barrett Jones ...... Offensive Tackle ...... 21. . . . . Dre Kirkpatrick ...... Cornerback ...... Ben . Compton ...... G ...... *14 . . . . Don Hutson ...... End ...... A . T. S. . Hubert ...... B ...... *41 . . . . Bill Lee ...... Tackle ...... 24. . . . . DeQuan Menzie ...... Cornerback 1925 ...... ...... B 1935 . . *25 . . . . Riley Smith ...... Quarterback ...... 3...... *Trent Richardson ...... Running Back ...... Bill . Buckler ...... G 1936 . . . 48. . . . . Arthur “Tarzan” White ...... Guard ...... 41. . . . . ...... Linebacker ...... A . T. S. . Hubert ...... B ...... 14. . . . . James L . “Bubber” Nesbit ...... Fullback 2012 . . . 75. . . . . *Barrett Jones ...... Center 1926 ...... Emile Barnes ...... B 1937 . . . 54. . . . . Joe Kilgrow ...... Halfback ...... 28. . . . . *Dee Milliner ...... Cornerback ...... H . erschel Caldwell ...... B ...... *19 . . . . Leroy Monsky ...... Guard ...... 32. . . . . *C J. . Mosley ...... Linebacker ...... Gordon . Holmes ...... C ...... Fred . Pickhard ...... T...... 38. . . . . James Ryba ...... Tackle ...... 65. . . . . *Chance Warmack ...... Offensive Guard 2013 . . . 32. . . . . *C J. . Mosley ...... Linebacker ...... H . oyt Winslett ...... E 1939 . . . 23. . . . . Carey Cox ...... Center 1927 ...... Fred Pickhard ...... T. . 1941 . . *34 . . . . Holt Rast ...... End ...... 71. . . . . * ...... Offensive Tackle 1929 ...... Tony Holm ...... B 1942 . . *45 . . . . ...... Center ...... 6...... *Ha Ha Clinton-Dix ...... Safety ...... Fred . Sington ...... T ...... 20. . . . . Don Whitmire...... Offensive Tackle ...... 10. . . . . AJ McCarron ...... Quarterback 1930 ...... Fred Sington ...... T 1945 . . . 52. . . . . Harry Gilmer ...... Halfback 2014 . . . 26. . . . . *Landon Collins ...... Safety ...... John . Henry Suther ...... B ...... *41 . . . . Vaughn Mancha ...... Center ...... 8...... *Amari Cooper ...... Wide Receiver ...... John . Miller ...... G 1950 . . . 24. . . . . ...... Halfback ...... 33. . . . . Trey DePriest ...... Linebacker ...... Johnny . Cain ...... B 1931 ...... Johnny Cain ...... B 1952 . . . 32. . . . . Bobby Marlow ...... Halfback ...... 76. . . . . Arie Kouandjio ...... Offensive Guard ...... 15. . . . . JK Scott ...... Punter 1932 ...... Johnny Cain ...... B 1954 . . . 74. . . . . George Mason ...... Offensive Tackle ...... Tom . Hupke ...... G 1961 . . *73 . . . . Billy Neighbors ...... Offensive Tackle 1933 ...... ...... HB 1962 . . *54 . . . . Lee Roy Jordan...... Linebacker SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICA ...... Tom . Hupke ...... G 1964 . . . 71. . . . . Wayne Freeman ...... Offensive Guard Year No. Name Position 1934 ...... Dixie Howell...... HB ...... 76. . . . . Dan Kearley ...... Offensive Tackle ...... Don . Hutson ...... E 1920 ...... Riggs Stephenson ...... Halfback ...... Bill . Lee ...... T ...... 12. . . . . Joe Namath ...... Quarterback 1922 ...... Shorty Propst ...... Center ...... 40. . . . . David Ray ...... Place-kicker ...... C . harlie Marr ...... G 1925 ...... Johnny Mack Brown ...... Halfback 1935 ...... Riley Smith ...... QB 1965 . . *54 . . . . Paul Crane ...... Center 1930 ...... Johnny Cain ...... Halfback ...... James . Whatley ...... T ...... 14. . . . . Steve Sloan ...... Quarterback 1933 ...... Dixie Howell ...... Halfback 1936 ...... Arthur “Tarzan” White ...... G 1966 . . . 79. . . . . Richard Cole ...... Defensive Tackle ...... Bill Lee ...... Tackle ...... Riley . Smith ...... QB ...... *70 . . . . Cecil Dowdy ...... Offensive Tackle 1939 ...... Harold Newman ...... End 1937 ...... Joe Kilgrow ...... B ...... 37. . . . . Bobby Johns ...... Defensive Back 1941 ...... Jimmy Nelson ...... Halfback ...... Leroy . Monsky ...... G ...... *88 . . . . Ray Perkins ...... Split End ...... Erwin . “Tut” Warren ...... E . 1947 . . . 52. . . . . Harry Gilmer ...... Halfback 1938 ...... Charles Holm ...... B 1967 . . *25 . . . . Dennis Homan ...... Split End 1950 ...... Mike Mizerany ...... Tackle ...... *37 . . . . Bobby Johns ...... Defensive Back 1940 ...... Fred Davis ...... T ...... 84. . . . . Al Lary ...... End ...... Jimmy . Nelson ...... B ...... 12. . . . . Kenny Stabler ...... Quarterback 1953 . . . 34. . . . . ...... Halfback ...... H . olt Rast ...... E 1968 . . . 61. . . . . Sam Gellerstedt ...... Defensive Line 1961 . . . 54. . . . . Lee Roy Jordan...... Center 1941 ...... Jimmy Nelson ...... B ...... 54. . . . . Mike Hall ...... Linebacker ...... 12. . . . . ...... Quarterback ...... H . olt Rast ...... B 1969 . . . 68. . . . . Alvin Samples ...... Offensive Guard 1963 . . . 28. . . . . ...... Halfback ...... John . Wyhonic ...... G 1970 . . . 22. . . . . Johnny Musso ...... Tailback 1964 . . . 44. . . . . ...... Back 1942 ...... Joe Domnanovich ...... C 1971 . . . 73. . . . . John Hannah ...... Offensive Guard ...... Don . Whitmire ...... T 1965 . . . 30. . . . . Steve Bowman ...... Fullback 1945 ...... Harry Gilmer...... B ...... *22 . . . . Johnny Musso ...... Tailback 1971 . . . 54. . . . . Jim Krapf ...... Center 1972 . . *73 . . . . John Hannah ...... Offensive Guard ...... V . aughn Mancha ...... C ...... 90. . . . . Robin Parkhouse...... Defensive End ...... Rebel . Steiner ...... E ...... 54. . . . . Jim Krapf ...... Center ...... 42. . . . . Tom Surlas ...... Linebacker ...... Tom . Whitley ...... T ...... 97. . . . . John Mitchell ...... Defensive End 1973 . . . 34. . . . . ...... Cornerback 1946 ...... Harry Gilmer...... B 1973 . . *65 . . . . Buddy Brown ...... Offensive Tackle ...... 83. . . . . John Croyle ...... Defensive End 1947 ...... Harry Gilmer...... B ...... 47. . . . . Woodrow Lowe ...... Linebacker ...... 47. . . . . Woodrow Lowe ...... Linebacker ...... John . Wozniak ...... C ...... 82. . . . . Wayne Wheeler...... Split End ...... 91 . . . . ...... Defensive Tackle 1949 ...... Ed Holdnak ...... G 1974 . . *98 . . . . Leroy Cook...... Defensive End 1950 ...... Al Lary ...... E 1975 . . . 91. . . . . Bob Baumhower ...... Defensive Tackle ...... Mike . Mizerany ...... G ...... 59. . . . . Sylvester Croom ...... Center 1976 . . . 91. . . . . Bob Baumhower ...... Defensive Tackle ...... 47. . . . . Woodrow Lowe ...... Linebacker ...... Pat . O’Sullivan ...... C ...... 82. . . . . Ozzie Newsome ...... Split End ...... Ed . Salem ...... B ...... 34. . . . . Mike Washington ...... Cornerback 1977 . . . 78. . . . . ...... Offensive Guard 1951 ...... Bobby Marlow ...... B 1975 . . *98 . . . . Leroy Cook...... Defensive End ...... 38. . . . . Johnny Davis...... Fullback 1952 ...... ...... B ...... 47. . . . . Woodrow Lowe ...... Linebacker ...... 94. . . . . Wayne Hamilton ...... Defensive End ...... Bobby . Marlow ...... B 1977 . . *82 . . . . Ozzie Newsome ...... Wide Receiver 1978 . . . 57. . . . . ...... Center ...... Jerry . Watford ...... G 1978 . . . 77. . . . . Barry Krauss ...... Linebacker 1979 . . . 39. . . . . E J. . Junior ...... Defensive End 1953 ...... Corky Tharp ...... B ...... *93 . . . . Marty Lyons ...... Defensive Tackle 1954 ...... Corky Tharp ...... B ...... 47. . . . . Byron Braggs ...... Defensive Tackle 1961 ...... Mike Fracchia ...... B 1979 . . *63 . . . . Jim Bunch ...... Offensive Tackle 1980 . . . 47. . . . . Byron Braggs ...... Defensive Tackle ...... 28. . . . . Don McNeal ...... Cornerback ...... Lee . Roy Jordan ...... C 1981 . . . 91. . . . . Warren Lyles ...... Nose Guard ...... Billy . Neighbors ...... G ...... 57. . . . . Dwight Stephenson ...... Center 1982 . . . 58. . . . . Steve Mott ...... Center ...... Pat . Trammell ...... B 1980 . . . 90. . . . . Thomas Boyd ...... Linebacker 1983 . . . 10. . . . . Walter Lewis ...... Quarterback 1962 ...... Lee Roy Jordan ...... C ...... *39 . . . . E . J . Junior ...... Defensive End ...... 26. . . . . Ricky Moore ...... Fullback 1963 ...... Benny Nelson ...... B 1981 . . . 90. . . . . Thomas Boyd ...... Linebacker 1985 . . . 54. . . . . Wes Neighbors ...... Center 1964 ...... Steve Bowman ...... B ...... *15 . . . . Tommy Wilcox ...... Safety 1986 . . . 54. . . . . Wes Neighbors ...... Center ...... Wayne . Freeman, ...... G. . 1982 . . . 19. . . . . Jeremiah Castille ...... Cornerback ...... Dan . Kearley ...... DT 1987 . . . 55. . . . . Derrick Thomas ...... Outside Linebacker ...... Joe . Namath ...... B ...... *81 . . . . ...... Defensive End ...... 74. . . . . Larry Rose ...... Offensive Guard ...... 15. . . . . Tommy Wilcox ...... Safety ...... David . Ray ...... E 1989 . . . 27. . . . . ...... Running Back 1965 ...... Steve Bowman ...... B 1984 . . . 97. . . . . ...... Outside Linebacker ...... 81. . . . . Lamonde Russell ...... Tight End ...... Paul . Crane ...... C 1985 . . . 97. . . . . Cornelius Bennett ...... Outside Linebacker ...... 17. . . . . Philip Doyle ...... Placekicker ...... C . reed Gilmer...... DE ...... 78. . . . . Jon Hand ...... Defensive Tackle 1991 . . . 34. . . . . Robert Stewart ...... Nose Tackle ...... Bobby . Johns ...... DB 1986 . . *97 . . . . Cornelius Bennett ...... Outside Linebacker 1992 . . . 13. . . . . ...... Safety ...... Tommy . Tolleson ...... SE ...... 26. . . . . ...... Running Back 1993 ...... Michael Proctor ...... Placekicker 1966 ...... John Calvert ...... G ...... 3...... Van Tiffin ...... Placekicker ...... Cecil . Dowdy ...... E 1994 ...... Jay Barker ...... Quarterback ...... Bobby . Johns ...... DB 1987 . . . 26. . . . . Bobby Humphrey ...... Running Back ...... 91 3. . . . . Dameian Jeffries ...... Defensive End 1988 . . *55 . . . . Derrick Thomas ...... Linebacker ...... Ray . Perkins ...... E ...... 20 7. . . . . Sherman Williams ...... Tailback ...... Dicky . Thompson ...... B ...... 27. . . . . Kermit Kendrick ...... Safety 1995 . . . 75. . . . . Shannon Brown ...... Defensive Tackle 1967 ...... Mike Ford ...... DE ...... 74. . . . . Larry Rose ...... Offensive . Guard 1996 . . . 87. . . . . Dwayne Rudd ...... Linebacker ...... Mike . Hall ...... LB 1989 . . *86 . . . . Keith McCants ...... Linebacker 1997 . . . 34. . . . . Chris Hood ...... Defensive End ...... Dennis . Homan ...... E ...... 29. . . . . John Mangum ...... Cornerback 1999 . . . 37. . . . . Shaun Alexander ...... Tailback ...... Bobby . Johns ...... DB 1990 . . *17 . . . . Philip Doyle ...... Placekicker 2008 . . . 49. . . . . Rashad Johnson ...... Free Safety ...... Kenny . Stabler ...... B 1991 . . . 34. . . . . Robert Stewart ...... Nosetackle ...... Bruce . Stephens ...... G 2009 . . . 99. . . . . Leigh Tiffin ...... Placekicker 1968 ...... Mike Ford ...... DE 1992 . . . 94. . . . . John Copeland ...... Defensive End 2010 . . . . 4 . . . . . Mark Barron ...... Safety ...... *80 . . . . Eric Curry ...... Defensive End ...... Mike . Hall ...... LB ...... 8...... ...... Wide Receiver ...... Sammy . Gellerstedt ...... NG ...... 43. . . . . ...... Cornerback 2011 . . . 41. . . . . Courtney Upshaw ...... Linebacker ...... Alvin . Samples...... OG 1993 . . *43 . . . . Antonio Langham ...... Cornerback ...... 73. . . . . ...... Center 1969 ...... Danny Ford...... E ...... 2...... David Palmer ...... Wide Receiver 2012 . . . 76. . . . . D J. . Fluker ...... Offensive Guard ...... Alvin . Samples...... G ...... 3...... Michael Proctor ...... Placekicker

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 233 1970 ...... Johnny Musso...... TB ...... Keith . McCants ...... LB ...... Amar . i Cooper ...... WR ...... Michael Proctor ...... K 1971 ...... David Bailey ...... SE ...... Lamonde . Russell ...... TE ...... Trey . DePriest ...... LB ...... George Wilson ...... G ...... Jimmy . Grammer ...... C ...... Roger . Shultz ...... C...... Landon . Collins ...... S 1993 ...... Lemanski Hall ...... LB ...... John . Hannah ...... G ...... Siran . Stacy ...... RB ...... JK . Scott ...... P ...... Michael Proctor ...... K ...... Steve . Higginbotham ...... DB ...... Efrum . Thomas ...... CB 1994 ...... Shannon Brown ...... DT ...... Jim . Krapf ...... E ...... Willie . Wyatt ...... NG SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC ...... Willie Gaston ...... S ...... Johnny . Musso...... HB 1990 ...... Terrill Chatman ...... OT ...... Dameian Jeffries...... DE ...... Philip . Doyle ...... K Year Name Position ...... Tommy Johnson ...... CB ...... Robin . Parkhouse ...... DE 1933 ...... Bill Lee ...... T ...... Tom . Surlas ...... LB ...... Roger . Shultz ...... C...... Michael Proctor ...... K ...... John . Sullins ...... LB 1934 ...... Paul Bryant ...... E ...... ...... S 1972 ...... Buddy Brown ...... E ...... Joe Demyanovich ...... B ...... Ter . ry Davis ...... QB ...... Efrum . Thomas ...... S ...... Jon Stevenson ...... G ...... George . Thornton ...... DE 1935 ...... Kavanaugh Francis ...... C . 1995 ...... Michael Proctor ...... K ...... Greg . Gantt ...... P 1936 ...... Joe Kilgrow ...... B ...... John . Hannah ...... G 1991 ...... Siran Stacy ...... TB ...... ...... CB ...... Robert . Stewart ...... NT ...... Perron Shoemaker ...... E ...... John Walters ...... LB ...... Jim . Krapf ...... C 1937 ...... Charles Holm ...... B ...... Bobby . McKinney ...... DB ...... John . Sullins ...... LB 1996 ...... ...... CB 1992 ...... John Copeland ...... DE ...... Perron Shoemaker ...... E ...... John Causey ...... C ...... John . Mitchell...... DE 1938 ...... ...... B ...... C . huck Strickland ...... LB ...... Eric . Curry ...... DE ...... Chris Hood ...... DE ...... Lemanski . Hall ...... LB 1939 ...... Fred Davis ...... T ...... Dennis Riddle ...... TB ...... Wayne . Wheeler ...... SE 1940 ...... Ed Hickerson ...... G 1973 ...... Buddy Brown ...... E ...... Antonio . Langham ...... CB ...... Deshea Townsend ...... CB ...... Derrick . Lassic ...... TB 1942 ...... ...... B 1997 ...... Fernando Bryant ...... CB ...... Greg . Gantt ...... P ...... George Hecht...... G ...... Wilbur . Jackson ...... HB ...... Antonio . London ...... LB ...... Will Friend ...... G ...... Derrick . Oden ...... LB 1944 ...... Harry Gilmer ...... B ...... Chris Hood ...... DE ...... Woodrow . Lowe ...... LB ...... ...... E ...... David . McMakin ...... S ...... Tobie . Sheils ...... C ...... Rod Rutledge ...... TE ...... George . Teague ...... S ...... Vaughn Mancha ...... C ...... Chris Samuels ...... T ...... Mike . Raines ...... DT 1945 ...... Jack Green ...... G ...... Steve . Sprayberry ...... E 1993 ...... Tobie Sheils ...... C ...... Deshea Townsend ...... CB ...... David . Palmer ...... WR ...... ...... B 1998 ...... Shaun Alexander ...... TB ...... Mike . Washington ...... CB 1946 ...... Vaughn Mancha ...... C ...... Wayne . Wheeler ...... SE ...... Michael . Proctor ...... K ...... Fernando Bryant ...... CB ...... Jeremy . Nunley ...... DE 1947 ...... Vaughn Mancha ...... C ...... Chris Samuels ...... T 1974 ...... Leroy Cook ...... DE ...... Lowell Tew ...... B ...... Sylvester . Croom ...... C ...... Lemanski . Hall ...... LB ...... Kenny Smith ...... DE ...... Antonio . Langham ...... CB 1951 ...... Ralph Carrigan ...... C 1999 ...... Cornelius Griffin ...... DT ...... Ricky . Davis ...... S ...... Jess Richardson ...... G ...... Woodrow . Lowe ...... LB ...... Sam . Shade...... S ...... Paul Hogan ...... C 1994 ...... Jay Barker ...... QB ...... Red Lutz ...... E ...... Kindal Moorehead ...... DE ...... John . Rogers ...... OG 1952 ...... Ralph Carrigan ...... C ...... Willie . Shelby ...... HB ...... Willie . Gaston ...... S ...... Kenny Smith ...... DT ...... Dameian . Jeffries ...... DE ...... Ed Culpepper ...... T 2000 ...... Saleem Rasheed ...... LB ...... Mike . Washington ...... CB ...... Travis Hunt ...... T 1975 ...... Bob Baumhower ...... DE ...... Tommy . Johnson ...... CB 2001 ...... Terry Jones, Jr ...... TE ...... Michael . Proctor ...... K ...... Corky Tharp ...... B ...... Kenny King ...... DE ...... Leroy . Cook ...... DE 1953 ...... Ralph Carrigan ...... C ...... C . onley Duncan ...... LB ...... Jon . Stevenson...... G ...... Kindal Moorehead ...... DT ...... Sherman . Williams ...... TB 1955 ...... Nick Germanos ...... E ...... Saleem Rasheed ...... LB ...... David . Gerasimchuk ...... G 1957 ...... Billy Rains ...... G ...... Tyr . one King ...... DB 1995 ...... Shannon Brown ...... DT 2002 ...... Brooks Daniels ...... LB ...... Kevin . Jackson ...... SS 1958 ...... Don Cochran ...... G ...... Gerald Dixon ...... CB ...... Woodrow . Lowe ...... LB ...... Dave Sington ...... T ...... Alan . Pizzitola ...... S ...... John . Walters ...... LB ...... ...... DT 1996 ...... Kevin Jackson ...... SS 1959 ...... Don Cochran ...... G ...... Marico Portis ...... G ...... Wayne . Rhodes ...... DB 1962 ...... Cotton Clark ...... B ...... Richard . Todd...... QB ...... Michael . Myers ...... DE ...... Justin Smiley ...... G ...... Dwyane . Rudd...... LB 1963 ...... Joe Namath ...... QB 2003 ...... Wesley Britt ...... T 1976 ...... Bob Baumhower ...... DE . 1964 ...... Paul Crane...... LB ...... David . Gerasimchuk ...... G ...... Ralph . Staten...... LB ...... DeMeco Ryans ...... LB ...... Deshea . Townsend ...... CB ...... Gaylon McCollough ...... C ...... ...... TB ...... C . harley Hannah ...... DE ...... Steve Sloan ...... QB ...... Ozzie . Newsome ...... SE. 1997 ...... Chris Hood ...... DE 2004 ...... ...... TB 1998 ...... Shaun Alexander ...... TB ...... Tommy Tolleson ...... E ...... Roman Harper ...... S 1977 ...... Jim Bunch ...... E 1965 ...... Tim Bates ...... LB ...... Johnny . Davis ...... FB ...... Fernando . Bryant ...... CB ...... ...... G ...... Daniel . Pope ...... P ...... Steve Sloan ...... QB ...... Tyrone Prothro...... returns ...... Mike . Kramer...... DB 1966 ...... Richard Cole ...... DT ...... Ozzie . Newsome ...... SE...... C . hris Samuels ...... T ...... Freddie Roach ...... LB 1999 ...... Shaun Alexander ...... TB ...... Wayne Cook ...... E ...... DeMeco Ryans ...... LB ...... Dwight . Stephenson ...... C ...... Jerry Duncan ...... T 1978 ...... Mike Brock, offensive ...... E ...... Paul . Hogan ...... C 2005 ...... Mark Anderson ...... DE ...... Freddie . Milons ...... SE . 1967 ...... Steve Davis ...... K ...... Freddie Roach ...... LB ...... Jim . Bunch, offensive ...... E 1968 ...... Randy Barron ...... DT ...... Wayne . Hamilton ...... DE ...... C . hris Samuels ...... T . 2006 ...... Antoine Caldwell...... C 2000 ...... Paul Hogan ...... C ...... Donnie Sutton ...... B ...... DJ Hall ...... WR ...... E . J. . Junior ...... DE 1969 ...... Johnny Musso ...... TB ...... Barry . Krauss ...... LB ...... Jarret . Johnson ...... DT 2007 ...... Antoine Caldwell...... C/G 2001 ...... Alonzo Ephraim ...... C 1970 ...... David Bailey ...... SE ...... DJ Hall ...... WR ...... Murr . ay Legg ...... S ...... John Hannah ...... T ...... Marty . Lyons ...... DE ...... Jarret . Johnson ...... DT 2008 ...... Javier Arenas ...... CB/RS ...... Kindal . Moorehead ...... DT ...... Frank Mann ...... P ...... Mike Johnson...... G ...... Dwight . Stephenson ...... C 1971 ...... Greg Gantt ...... P 1979 ...... Thomas Boyd ...... LB ...... Saleem . Rasheed ...... LB ...... Julio Jones ...... WR 2002 ...... Wesley Britt ...... T ...... Jeff Rouzie ...... LB 2009 ...... Javier Arenas ...... RS ...... Byron . Braggs ...... DE 1972 ...... Steve Bisceglia ...... FB ...... Mike . Brock ...... G ...... Alonzo . Ephraim ...... C ...... James Carpenter...... OT ...... Jarret . Johnson ...... DT ...... John Croyle ...... DE ...... Julio Jones ...... WR ...... Jim . Bunch ...... E ...... Skip Kubelius ...... DT ...... David . Hannah ...... DE ...... Kenny . King ...... DT ...... ...... TE ...... Kindal . Moorehead ...... DE 1973 ...... Mike DuBose ...... DE 2010 ...... Barrett Jones ...... G ...... Jim . Bob Harris ...... S ...... Gary Rutledge ...... QB ...... E . J. . Junior ...... DE ...... Marico . Portis ...... G ...... William Vlachos ...... C . 2003 ...... Wesley Britt ...... T ...... Willie Shelby ...... HB ...... Mark Ingram ...... RB ...... Don . McNeal ...... CB 1974 ...... Mike DuBose ...... DE ...... Major . Ogilvie ...... HB ...... Antwan . Odom ...... DE ...... Tr . . ent. . . Richardson . . . . All-Purpose/Returns ...... Derrick . Pope ...... LB 1975 ...... Johnny Davis ...... FB ...... Dont’a Hightower ...... LB ...... Steadman . Shealy ...... QB 1976 ...... Johnny Davis ...... FB ...... Dwight . Stephenson ...... C ...... Justin . Smiley ...... G ...... Robert Lester ...... S 2004 ...... Brian Bostick ...... K ...... K J. . Lazenby ...... T ...... Dre Kirkpatrick ...... CB 1980 ...... Thomas Boyd ...... LB 1977 ...... Wayne Hamilton ...... DE ...... Byron . Braggs ...... DE ...... Wesley . Britt ...... T 2011 ...... ...... DL ...... Evan . Mathis ...... G ...... Barry Krauss ...... LB ...... Dre Kirkpatrick ...... CB ...... Jim . Bob Harris ...... S ...... Marty Lyons ...... DT ...... E . J. . Junior ...... DE ...... C . ornelius Wortham ...... LB ...... ...... WR/Returns 2005 ...... Kenneth Darby ...... TB ...... ...... HB ...... Chance Warmack ...... OL ...... Tommy . Wilcox ...... S ...... ...... QB 1981 ...... Thomas Boyd ...... LB ...... Roman . Harper ...... S 2012 ...... AJ McCarron ...... QB ...... Tyr . one Prothro ...... SE ...... Mike Tucker ...... DB ...... Robert Lester ...... S ...... Jeremiah . Castille ...... CB 1978 ...... Tony Nathan ...... HB ...... Bob . Cayavec ...... E ...... DeMeco . Ryans ...... LB 2013 ...... Anthony Steen...... OG 2006 ...... Simeon Castille ...... CB ...... Jeff Rutledge ...... QB ...... AJ McCarron ...... QB ...... Jim . Bob Harris ...... S 1979 ...... Buddy Aydelette ...... T ...... Bart . Krout ...... WR 2007 ...... Andre Smith ...... T ...... ...... DL ...... Wallace . Gilberry ...... DE ...... Wayne Hamilton ...... DE ...... ...... P ...... Warr . en Lyles ...... NG ...... Ricky Tucker ...... DB ...... Mike . Pitts ...... DE ...... Simeon . Castille ...... CB 2014 ...... ...... QB ...... Rashad . Johnson ...... FS ...... Steve Whitman ...... FB ...... T J. . Yeldon ...... RB ...... Mike . Pitts ...... DE ...... Tommy Wilcox ...... S ...... Tommy . Wilcox ...... S 2008 ...... Antoine Caldwell ...... C ...... Ter . rence Cody ...... NG 1980 ...... Billy Jackson...... FB 1982 ...... Joe Beazley ...... OT ...... Warren Lyles ...... NG THIRD TEAM ALL-SEC ...... Jeremiah . Castille ...... CB ...... Glen . Coffee ...... RB ...... Rashad . Johnson ...... FS ...... Major Ogilvie ...... HB Year Name Position ...... Steve . Mott ...... C ...... Randy Scott ...... LB 1933 ...... Don Hutson ...... E 1983 ...... Mike Adcock ...... G ...... Rolando . McClain ...... LB. 1934 ...... Riley Smith ...... B ...... Andre . Smith ...... OT ...... Ricky Tucker ...... DE ...... Walter . Lewis ...... QB 1981 ...... Steve Mott ...... C 1935 ...... Paul Bryant ...... E ...... Ricky . Moore ...... FB 2009 ...... Javier Arenas ...... CB & RS ...... Tar . zan White ...... G ...... Mark . Barron ...... S ...... Doug Vickers...... G 1984 ...... Cornelius Bennett ...... LB 1982 ...... ...... DT 1937 ...... Joe Ryba ...... T ...... Jon . Hand ...... DT ...... Ter . rence Cody ...... DL 1938 ...... Walter Merrill ...... T ...... Mark . Ingram ...... RB ...... Tommy Wilcox ...... S 1985 ...... Al Bell ...... SE 1983 ...... Joey Jones ...... SE ...... Per . ron Shoemaker ...... E ...... C . ornelius Bennett ...... LB ...... Mike . Johnson ...... OG 1939 ...... Walter Merrill ...... T ...... Rolando . McClain ...... LB...... Emanuel King ...... DE ...... Jon . Hand ...... DT ...... Van Tiffin ...... K ...... H . arold Newman ...... E ...... C . urt Jarvis ...... NG ...... Leigh . Tiffin ...... PK 1940 ...... Warren Averitte ...... C 2010 ...... James Carpenter ...... OT 1984 ...... Paul Ott Carruth ...... HB ...... Freddie . Robinson ...... C. . B ...... Emanuel King ...... LB ...... H . arold Newman ...... E ...... Mike . Shula ...... QB ...... Julio . Jones ...... WR . 1941 ...... George Hecht ...... G ...... Marcell . Dareus ...... DL ...... Wes Neighbors ...... C . 1986 ...... Cornelius Bennett ...... LB 1985 ...... Wayne Davis ...... LB 1942 ...... Sam Sharp ...... E ...... Bill . Condon ...... G ...... Mark . Barron ...... S 1944 ...... Tom Whitley ...... T 2011 ...... Mark Barron ...... S ...... Wes Neighbors ...... C ...... Bobby . Humphrey ...... TB...... Van Tiffin ...... K 1946 ...... Ted Cook ...... E ...... C . urt Jarvis ...... NG ...... Dont’a . Hightower ...... LB. 1947 ...... Charles Compton ...... T ...... Barrett . Jones...... OT 1986 ...... Albert Bell ...... SE ...... Wes . Neighbors ...... C ...... Wayne Davis ...... LB ...... Rebel . Steiner ...... E ...... Freddie . Robinson ...... C. . B ...... Trent . Richardson ...... RB 1948 ...... Bill Cadenhead ...... B ...... C . ourtney Upshaw ...... LB 1987 ...... John Mangum ...... CB ...... V . an Tiffin ...... K ...... Randy Rockwell...... LB 1949 ...... Butch Avinger ...... B 1987 ...... Bill Condon ...... G ...... William . Vlachos ...... C ...... Mike . Mizerany ...... G 2012 ...... Chance Warmack ...... OG 1988 ...... Murry Hill ...... TB ...... H . oward Cross ...... TE ...... Kermit Kendrick ...... CB . 1950 ...... Butch Avinger ...... B ...... Bobby . Humphrey ...... TB...... D . J. . Fluker ...... OT 1951 ...... Jerry Watford ...... G ...... Barrett . Jones...... C ...... Chris Mohr...... P ...... Kermit . Kendrick ...... S 1990 ...... Lamonde Russell ...... SE ...... Bobby . Wilson ...... B ...... Derrick . Thomas ...... LB ...... Eddie . Lacy ...... RB. . 1954 ...... George Mason ...... T ...... C . J. . Mosley ...... LB ...... Robert Stewart ...... NT ...... Willie . Wyatt ...... NG 1991 ...... John Copeland ...... DE ...... Sid . Youngleman ...... T 1988 ...... Lee Ozmint ...... S ...... Dee . Milliner...... CB 1958 ...... Dave Sington ...... T. . 2013 ...... Cyrus Kouandjio ...... OT ...... Eric Curry ...... DE ...... Larr . y Rose ...... G...... Antonio Langham ...... DE 1960 ...... Leon Fuller ...... FB ...... Derrick . Thomas ...... LB ...... T . J. . Yeldon ...... RB ...... Billy . Neighbors ...... G ...... C . J. . Mosley ...... LB ...... Siran Stacy ...... TB 1989 ...... Terrill Chatman ...... OT ...... George Teague ...... CB 1961 ...... ...... E ...... Philip . Doyle ...... K ...... H . a Ha Clinton-Dix ...... S 1962 ...... Richard Williamson ...... E ...... C . hristion Jones ...... RS 1992 ...... Lemanski Hall ...... LB ...... Gary . Hollingsworth ...... QB...... ...... TB ...... John . Mangum ...... CB 2014 ...... Arie Kouandjio ...... OL . 234 2015 Alabama Football Record Book Touchdown Club of Atlanta Individual Honors Collegiate Player of the Year (Originated in 1939 . Beginning in 1945, a back and Maxwell Award SEC Player of the Year lineman were co-recipients) Collegiate Player of the Year 1939 Dixie Howell (TB) 2013 AJ McCarron (QB) 1945 Harry Gilmer (TB) 1945 Harry Gilmer (HB) 1961 Pat Trammell (QB) 1961 Pat Trammell (QB) 1965 Steve Sloan (QB) 1962 Lee Roy Jordan (C) Outland Trophy 1965 Steve Sloan (QB) Outstanding Interior Lineman 1971 Johnny Musso (TB) 1966 Ray Perkins (E) 1999 Chris Samuels (OT) 1972 Terry Davis (QB) 1967 (QB) 2008 Andre Smith (OT) 1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) 1971 Johnny Musso (HB) 2011 Barrett Jones (OT) 1994 Jay Barker (QB) 1998 Shaun Alexander (TB) 1972 John Hannah (G) 1973 Buddy Brown (G) Rimington Trophy 1973 Gary Rutledge (QB) Outstanding Center SEC Offensive Player of the Year 1975 Leroy Cook (E) 2012 Barrett Jones (C) 2011 Trent Richardson (RB) 1977 Ozzie Newsome (E) 2014 Amari Cooper (WR) 1978 Barry Krauss (LB) Butkus Award 1980 E J. . Junior (E) Outstanding Linebacker SEC Defensive Player of the Year 1985 Jon Hand (T) 1988 Derrick Thomas 2005 DeMeco Ryans (LB) 1987 Gene Jelks (CB) 2009 Rolando McClain 2009 Rolando McClain (LB) 1989 John Mangum (CB) 2013 C J. . Mosley 2013 C J. . Mosley (LB) 1990 Efrum Thomas (S) 1992 Eric Curry (DE) SEC Special Teams Player of the Year 1994 Jay Barker (QB) Lombardi Award 1995 Shannon Brown (T) Outstanding Lineman/Linebacker 2009 Javier Arenas (RS) 2013 (RS) 1999 Chris Samuels (T) 1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) 2005 DeMeco Ryans (LB) 2009 Mark Ingram (RB) Doak Walker Award Birmingham Quarterback Club Outstanding Back Outstanding Running Back Nashville Banner Awards 2011 Trent Richardson 1952 Bobby Marlow (HB) 1961 Pat Trammell (QB) (Originated in 1933) Most Valuable Player 1965 Steve Sloan (QB) 1967 Ken Stabler (QB) 1934 Millard Howell (HB) Best Defensive Back 1945 Harry Gilmer (HB) 1993 Antonio Langham (CB) 1971 Johnny Musso (HB) 1972 Terry Davis (HB) 1961 Pat Trammell (QB) 1973 (HB) 1965 Steve Sloan (QB) Johnny Unitas Golden Arm 1975 Richard Todd (QB) 1971 Johnny Musso (HB) Outstanding Senior Quarterback 1988 David Smith (QB) 1972 Terry Davis (QB) 1994 Jay Barker 1989 Gary Hollingsworth (QB) 1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) 2013 AJ McCarron 1990 Philip Doyle (K) 1994 Jay Barker (QB) 1999 Shaun Alexander (TB) 1999 Shaun Alexander (TB) Coach of the Year Lott Trophy 1945 Frank Thomas Top Defensive Player Birmingham Quarterback Club 1952 Harold “Red” Drew 2005 DeMeco Ryans (LB) Outstanding Lineman 1961 Paul W . Bryant 1961 Billy Neighbors (T) 1964 Paul W . Bryant 1962 Lee Roy Jordan (C) 1971 Paul W . Bryant Wuerffel Trophy 1965 Paul Crane (C) 2011 Barrett Jones (OT) 1973 Paul W . Bryant 1966 Ray Perkins (E) 1974 Paul W . Bryant 1972 John Hannah (G) 1977 Paul W . Bryant Helms Foundation Hall Of Fame Award 1973 Buddy Brown (G) 1979 Paul W . Bryant Wallace Wade (Coach) 1974 Leroy Cook (E) 1981 Paul W . Bryant Don Hutson (End) 1977 Ozzie Newsome (E) 1989 Henry G . Crisp (Coach) 1979 Dwight Stephenson (C) 1992 Frank Thomas (Coach) 1980 E J. . Junior (E) Johnny Mack Brown (Back) 1985 Jon Hand (T) Don Whitmire (Guard) 1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) Birmingham Touchdown Club 1992 John Copeland (E) SEC Player of Year Pigskin Club of Washington, D.C. 1993 Tobie Sheils (C) (Originated in 1979) 1985 Jon Hand (DT) 1999 Chris Samuels (T) 1979 Steadman Shealy (QB) (Lineman of the Year) 1983 Walter Lewis (QB) 1988 Derrick Thomas (LB) 1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) 1992 Eric Curry (DE) 1988 Derrick Thomas (LB) 2009 Mark Ingram (RB) 1999 Shaun Alexander (TB) 2005 DeMeco Ryans (LB) 2009 Mark Ingram (RB) Miami Touchdown Club Outstanding Player Award 1971 Johnny Musso (HB) 1972 John Hannah (OG)

American Football Coaches Association Award 1966 Steve Sloan (QB) 1972 Johnny Musso (HB)

Hitachi/CFA Scholar-Athlete Team 1995 Shannon Brown (DT)

Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio Receiver of the Year 1993 David Palmer (WR)

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 235 Individual Honors

Jacobs Blocking Trophy SEC Coach of the Year Pat Trammell Award SEC’s Outstanding Blocker (voted by league coaches) (Jefferson County Alumni Association) 1935 Riley Smith (QB) 1945 Frank Thomas 1988 David Smith (QB) 1937 Leroy Monsky (G) 1952 1989 John Mangum (DB) 1946 (QB) 1961 Paul W . Bryant 1990 Roger Shultz (C) 1949 Butch Avinger (QB) 1964 Paul W . Bryant 1991 Kevin Turner (FB) 1950 Butch Avinger (QB) 1971 Paul W . Bryant 1992 George Wilson (HB) 1961 Billy Neighbors (T) 1973 Paul W . Bryant 1993 Tobie Sheils (C) 1962 (B) 1974 Paul W . Bryant 1994 Jay Barker (QB) 1966 Cecil Dowdy (T) 1977 Paul W . Bryant 1995 John Walters (LB) 1972 John Hannah (G) 1979 Paul W . Bryant 1996 John Causey (C) 1973 Buddy Brown (G) 1981 Paul W . Bryant 1997 Curtis Alexander (RB) 1974 Sylvester Croom (C) 1989 Bill Curry 1998 John David Phillips (QB/FS) 1977 Bob Cryder (G) 1992 Gene Stallings 1999 Shaun Alexander (RB) 1979 Dwight Stephenson (C) 1999 Mike DuBose 2000 Paul Hogan (C) 1986 Wes Neighbors (C) 2008 1988 Howard Cross (TE) 2009 Nick Saban 2002 Sam Collins (WR) 1993 Tobie Sheils (C) 20042001 AntonioAndrew ZowCarter (QB) (WR) 1999 Chris Samuels (OT) 2005 Matt Miller (WR) 2004 Wesley Britt (OT) SEC Athlete of the Year 2006 (FB) 1987 Cornelius Bennett (LB) 2007 Andre Smith (OT) 2007 Matt Caddell (WR) 2011 Barrett Jones (OT) Keith Saunders (DE/LB) National Coach of the Year 2008 Bobby Greenwood (DE 1961 Paul W . Bryant (AFCA) Travis McCall (TE) AFCA National Coach of the Year 2009 Drew Davis (OT) (American Football Coaches Association) 1971 Paul W . Bryant (AFCA) (LB) 1961 Paul W . Bryant 1973 Paul W . Bryant (AFCA) 2010 Preston Dial (TE) 1971 Paul W . Bryant 1989 Bill Curry (Dodd) David Ross (OG) 1973 Paul W . Bryant 1992 Gene Stallings (Bryant, AFCA . FWAA, 2011 (LB) 1992 Gene Stallings Camp, Munger) 2008 Nick Saban (ESPN, AP, FWAA, Sporting News, Alfred McCullough (OG) Camp, Liberty Mutual) 2012 Michael Williams (TE) Little Rock Touchdown Club 2009 Nick Saban (Bowden) (LB) SEC Defensive Player of Year 2011 Nick Saban (Bowden) 2013 (DB) 2008 Rashad Johnson (FS) 2012 Nick Saban (Bowden) Kellen Williams (OL) 2014 Nick Saban (Dodd) Eddie Robinson SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2010 Greg McElroy National Coach of the Year National Assistant 2011 Barrett Jones (Football Writers Association of America) 2012 Barrett Jones 1992 Gene Stallings Coach of the Year 2009 (Broyles) 2008 Nick Saban 2012 Kirby Smart (AFCA) Associated Press SEC Coach of the Year 1959 Paul W . Bryant 1961 Paul W . Bryant 1964 Paul W . Bryant 1965 Paul W . Bryant 1971 Paul W . Bryant 1973 Paul W . Bryant 1978 Paul W . Bryant 1979 Paul W . Bryant 1981 Paul W . Bryant 1989 Bill Curry 1992 Gene Stallings 1999 Mike DuBose 2009 Nick Saban

UPI SEC Coach of the Year 1961 Paul W . Bryant 1964 Paul W . Bryant 1965 Paul W . Bryant 1971 Paul W . Bryant 1973 Paul W . Bryant 1974 Paul W . Bryant 1977 Paul W . Bryant 1978 Paul W . Bryant 1979 Paul W . Bryant 1981 Paul W . Bryant 1987 Bill Curry 1989 Bill Curry

236 2015 Alabama Football Record Book Paul Bryant John Hannah Right End, 1933-35 Guard, 1970-72 Fordyce, Ark . Albertville, Ala . •1986 Inductee • •1999 Inductee•

Considered the finest offensive lineman to Often forgotten in the legend of Paul Bryant play the game of football, John Hannah was a was his prowess as a football player for the unanimous All-America selection in 1972. He Crimson Tide in his 1933-35 career. Known as the was also named to some All-America teams in other end because of the superstar status of Don 1971 and was an All-SEC pick in 1971-72. He was Hutson, Bryant did not live in total anonymity. a member of Alabama’s Team of the Century, Alabama in the He was a second team All-SEC selection in 1934 was selected to ESPN’s all-time college football and a third team choice in 1935. Only 11 players team in 1989 and was a member of Alabama’s College Football were picked to the squads back then and the SEC team of the decade for the 1970s. Named winner had 13 members instead of today’s 12. Known for of the 1972 Jacobs Trophy, given annually to the Hall of Fame his unquestioned toughness, Bryant played in the best blocker in the SEC, Hannah went on to a 1935 Tennessee game with a broken leg, a contest stellar career in the NFL where he was elected to Located in Atlanta, Ga., the College won by Bama 25-0. the NFL Hall of Fame. He is also a member of the Football Hall of Fame has enshrined Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. 24 members of the Crimson Tide football family. Johnny Cain Frank Howard Fullback, 1930-32 Guard, 1928-30 Montgomery, Ala . Barlow Bend, Ala . Cornelius Bennett •1973 Inductee• •1989 Inductee• Linebacker, 1983-86 Birmingham, Ala . •2005 Inductee •

Known best as a powerful left-footed punt- During his playing days at the Capstone, er, Johnny “Hurri” Cain was the only soph- Howard was known as the “Little Giant of the omore starter on Alabama’s A three-time All-American, Bennett was a Tide’s Herd of Red Elephants.” Those were unanimous selection in 1986, the year he also Championship team. A two-time All-America productive years for Bama, especially Howard’s won the Lombardi Trophy. He was selected as selection, Cain was named to the all-time senior year when Alabama claimed a national SEC Player of the Year in 1986 after earning All- Alabama team and in 1973 received the ultimate title and defeated Washington State 24-0 in the America honors in 1984 and 1985. Cornelius was honor for a college football player when he was Rose Bowl. Howard coached at Clemson from Defensive Player of the Game in the 1985 Aloha inducted into the National Football Foundation 1940-69 and while a head coach he compiled Bowl and the 1986 Sun Bowl and finished 7th in Hall of Fame. His most famous game as a punter a record of 165-118-2. Clemson’s football sta- the Heisman Trophy balloting that year. He was was against Tennessee, the 1932 game which was dium is named after him. He was elected to the selected to the Tide’s Team of the Century and played in a driving rainstorm, when he punted College Football Hall of Fame in 1989. was the Player of the Decade for the 1980s. He 19 times for an average of 48 yards a punt. He went on to a stellar career in the NFL, including was a three-time member of the All-Southern four Super Bowl appearances with the Buffalo Conference team. Bills and one with the . Harry Gilmer Dixie Howell Quarterback/Defensive Back, 1944-47 Halfback, 1932-34 Birmingham, Ala . Hartford, Ala . Johnny Mack • 1993 Inductee • •1970 Inductee• Brown Halfback, 1923-25 Dothan, Ala . •1957 Inductee• One of the all-time football legends at In the first two years of the Southeastern Alabama, Harry Gilmer’s deftness in passing, Conference’s existence, Millard Howell, better running, tackling, returning kicks and kicking known as Dixie, led Alabama to a pair of confer- A two-year all-Southern Conference play- highlighted an extraordinary career. An All- ence titles and one national championship. An er, Brown is best remembered for his role in America and SEC Player of the Year in 1945, All-America choice in 1934, he is best remembered Alabama’s 20-19 win over Washington in the Harry was voted MVP of the Rose Bowl after for his record-setting performance in Alabama’s . He was on the receiving end of leading Bama to a 34-14 victory over Southern 29-13 win over Stanford in the 1935 Rose Bowl. He two long passes—a 58-yarder from California. His 16 career interceptions rate as rushed for 111 yards, completed 9-of-13 passes for and a 62-yarder from —which second-best in Alabama history, while his 436 160 more, and punted six times for a 43.8 average. fueled Bama to its victory. Inducted into the Hall punt return yards in 1946 are the best in Bama He was elected to the college football Hall of Fame of Fame in 1957, his performance in that ‘26 Rose annals. Gilmer accounted for 52 touchdowns in 1970 and to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 1993. Bowl earned him a spot on the all-time Rose in his Crimson Tide career, an Alabama school Bowl team. Known as the “Dothan Antelope” record. In 1946, he led the team in passing, during his playing days, he was the first of four rushing, interceptions, punt returns and kickoff brothers to play for the Tide. He died of a kidney returns. disease Nov. 15, 1974 in Beverly Hills, Calif.

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 237 Pooley Hubert Woodrow Lowe Johnny Musso Quarterback, 1922-25 Linebacker, 1972-75 Halfback, 1969-71 Meridian, Miss . Phenix, Ala . Birmingham, Ala . •1964 Inductee• •2009 Inductee• •2000 Inductee•

The second All-American football player in Woodrow Lowe was one of the Tide's all-time Johnny Musso earned All-America honors in the school’s history, he was a four-year letterman great , playing for legendary coach 1970 and 1971, including unanimous selection in ‘71. on Alabama teams that had a combined record of Paul "Bear" Bryant from 1972-75. One of just two He was SEC “Player of the Year” in 1971 as selected 31-6-2, including a 1925 squad that went unbeaten Alabama players to be named a three-time All- by the Nashville Banner, the Atlanta Touchdown and made the Tide’s first bowl appearance. He American, he earned the honor from 1973-75. In Club and the Birmingham Quarterback Club. He quarterbacked Alabama to the first of six Rose 1973, Lowe set the Alabama single-season record was selected to Alabama’s Team of the Century, the Bowl appearances and led the Tide to a 20-19 vic- with 134 tackles. He was Alabama's all-time lead- all-decade team of the ‘70s and is a member of the tory over Washington. Alabama fell behind 12-0 ing tackler with 315 when he finished his career in Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. The 1971 offensive but Hubert rallied the Tide by scoring one TD and 1975. Lowae was named to Alabama's first-team team captain, he was also an Academic All-America passing to Johnny Mack Brown for another. He All-Decade Team and was a second-team All- and National Scholar Athlete winner. He rushed for was elected to the National Football Foundation Century selection. He missed only one game in 11 2,741 yards and 34 touchdowns and had 495 receiv- and Hall of Fame in 1964. seasons with the San Diego Chargers and tallied ing yards and four touchdowns in his collegiate 21 interceptions. career.

Don Hutson Marty Lyons Billy Neighbors End, 1932-34 Defensive Lineman, 1975-78 Tackle, 1959-61 Pine Bluff, Ark . Pinellas Park, Fla . Northport, Ala . •1951 Inductee• •2011 Inductee• •2003 Inductee•

Don Hutson established himself among col- A consensus All-American in 1978 and a two- lege football’s legends in the 1935 Rose Bowl time All-SEC selection in 1977 and 1978, Lyons One of the best to play for Coach , game when he caught six passes for 165 yards was part of “The Goal Line Stand” in the 1979 Neighbors played on Tide teams that went 26-3-4 and scored twice on passes of 59 and 54 yards Sugar Bowl as Alabama turn back Penn State 14-7 and won a national championship during his three in the Tide’s 29-13 win over Stanford. Voted to to capture the 1978 national championship. He year tenure. A unanimous All-America pick in the all-time college football team in 1969 and to made 59 tackles with five tackles for loss in 1977 1961, Neighbors helped Alabama to three straight ’s Silver Anniversary Team, to earn first-team All-SEC honors. In 1978, Lyons bowl appearances, including the 1962 Sugar Bowl Hutson left the Capstone to become the NFL’s earned consensus All-America and All-SEC hon- and a perfect, 11-0 season. Defensively, Bama yield- first superstar receiver while playing for the ors by recording 119 tackles and 15 tackles for ed just 25 points during the championship run. The Green Bay Packers. His college coach Frank loss. He served as a defensive captain of the 1978 MVP of the Senior Bowl, Neighbors won the SEC’s Thomas said of Hutson, “He was the best player team and was selected to the Tide’s Team of the Jacobs Trophy in 1961, given to the top blocking I ever coached.” Hutson, who came to Alabama Century and to the All-Decade Team of the 1970s. lineman. An All-Conference pick and team captain, on a partial baseball scholarship, also starred Lyons had perhaps his best game in the 1978 Iron he was selected in the sixth round of the AFL draft as a sprinter on the Tide’s track team. He was Bowl with 16 tackles and three quarterback sacks by the Boston Patriots. selected to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 1993. against Auburn. Lyons was selected by the New York Jets with the 14th pick of the first round in the 1979 NFL Draft. Lyons played 11 NFL seasons, amassing 29 sacks as part of the Jets “New York Sack Exchange.”

Lee Roy Jordan Vaughn Mancha Ozzie Newsome Linebacker, 1960-62 Center, 1944-47 Split End, 1974-77 Excel, Ala . Birmingham, Ala . Leighton, Ala . •1983 Inductee• •1990 Inductee• •1994 Inductee•

A two-time All-America selection for the Voted Alabama’s Player of the Decade for the Crimson Tide, Lee Roy Jordan is considered Vaughn Mancha earned the starting assign- 1970s, Ozzie made 102 receptions for 2,070 yards the best inside linebacker in Alabama football ment at center in his first college game as a fresh- and 16 touchdowns during his Alabama playing history. Voted Alabama’s Player of the Decade man against LSU in 1944. He never relinquished career. He averaged 20.3 yards per catch, still for the 1960s and to the ESPN all-time college his spot and went on to a career that earned him the SEC’s best mark on a minimum of 100 recep- football team in 1989, Jordan was inducted into a spot in the National Football Foundation and tions, as the Tide went 42-6 during his career. the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Hall of Fame in 1990. He was a consensus All- Ozzie started 47 consecutive games and helped in 1983. During his career, Alabama compiled a America pick in 1945, a year in which the Tide the Tide to win three 29-2-2 record and Jordan will forever be remem- posted a perfect 10‑0 record and beat Southern championships. He also returned punts, averag- bered for his unforgettable Orange Bowl perfor- California 34-14 in the Rose Bowl. During his ing 7.5 yards per return on 40 returns. He went mance against Oklahoma on New Year’s Day, career, he also played in a pair of Sugar Bowls. on to a 13-year NFL career, where he started 176 1963. In that 17-0 Alabama triumph, Jordan was for the . credited with 31 tackles.

238 2015 Alabama Football Record Book Alabama in the College Football Hall of Fame (continued) Fred Sington Derrick Thomas Wallace Wade Tackle, 1928-30 Linebacker, 1985-88 Head Coach, 1923-30 Birmingham, Ala . Miami, Fla . Trenton, Tenn . •1955 Inductee• •2014 Inductee• •1955 Inductee•

Perhaps no defensive player A consensus All-American and Phi Beta Under Wallace Wade’s tutelage, Alabama Kappa choice as well, Sington capped his bril- in Crimson Tide history had a greater ability to singlehandedly change the course of a football football was established as a national power. liant career by leading the Tide to a perfect During his eight year coaching tenure, the season in 1930 capped by a 24-0 win over game than Derrick Thomas. Known as “The Sackman” during his Alabama days, Thomas Crimson Tide compiled a 61-13-3 record and Washington State in the Rose Bowl. Elected to won three national championships. In 1925, the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame was voted the Tide’s Defensive Player of the Decade for the 1980s and was later selected to he led the Tide to an undefeated record and in 1955, Sington was such a dominant lineman to its first bowl game, a trip to Pasadena to legendary Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne the Alabama Team of the Century. A unanimous All-American in 1988, Thomas posted an amaz- play Washington in the Rose Bowl. Alabama called him, “the greatest lineman in the coun- won 20-19, clinching a first national title and try.” Also a standout baseball player, Sington ing 27 quarterback sacks as a senior in 1988, a national record that still stands. In 1987, he had forever establishing the Crimson Tide among played professional baseball for the Washington the nation’s football powers. Alabama also Senators. set a new Tide standard for sacks with 18 - a total that would be dwarfed the following season. appeared in the 1927 and 1931 Rose Bowls under He finished his Alabama career with 52 sacks, a Wade. After Alabama beat Washington State nation record. Thomas is one of a select group 24-0 on January 1, 1931, Wade left the Capstone of defensive players in college football history to for Duke. He was inducted into the National Riley Smith have finished among the top 10 in the voting for Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1955. Wade Quarterback,1934-35 the Heisman Trophy, finishing 10th in the ballot- died October 6, 1986. Columbus, Miss . •1985 Inductee• ing in 1988. Thomas went on to an outstanding career with the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009. Don Whitmire He died February 8, 2000. Tackle, 1941-42 Decatur, Ala . •1956 Inductee• A converted fullback, a position he played Frank Thomas in 1933, he quarterbacked Alabama in 1934-35, Head Coach, 1931-46 earning All-America honors. He also won the Muncie, Ind . Jacobs Award, given annually to the SEC’s best •1951 Inductee• blocker. Still considered one of the best blockers An All-America tackle for the Crimson Tide, in Alabama football history, he came back from he helped the Tide to a 9-2-0 season in 1941 and an injury to lead the Tide to impressive wins an 8-3 mark in 1942, including a 37-21 win over over Georgia (17‑7) and Tennessee (25-0) in his Frank Thomas followed Wallace Wade as Boston College in the Orange Bowl. He was later senior year. In the win over the Vols, he threw chosen to the all-time Orange Bowl squad. After for one touchdown and ran for another. He was head coach at Alabama, being named to the posi- tion in January, 1931. A 1923 graduate of Notre the 1942 season, he moved to Annapolis and the selected to the National Football Foundation Naval Academy. He was awarded the Knute Hall of Fame in 1985. Dame where he played for the legendary Knute Rockne, Thomas compiled a 115-24-7 (.812) as the Rockne Trophy, signifying him as being the head coach of the Crimson Tide. Six of his teams nation’s best lineman in 1943. He rose to greater appeared in major bowls, including three Rose heights in the Navy, advancing to the rank of Bowl tilts and two of his teams were crowned admiral. He was chosen to the National Football national champions. He had four undefeated Foundation and Hall of Fame in 1956. Whitmire teams, including his 1934 and 1945 squads which died May 4, 1991. won Rose Bowl championships. Among the play- Gene Stallings ers he coached at Alabama were Don Hutson, Head Coach, 1990-96 Dixie Howell, Riley Smith, Harry Gilmer, Vaughn Paris, Texas Mancha, Johnny Cain, and Paul Bryant. •2010 Inductee•

Gene Stallings was the head coach of the Crimson Tide from 1990-96, Stallings led Alabama to an on-field record of 70-16-1, while leading the Crimson Tide to the 1992 National Championship, one Southeastern Conference title (1992), four SEC West Division championships (1992, 1993, 1994 and 1996), five victories in postseason bowl games and four final top-10 national rankings. He coached 13 first-team All-Americans during his head coaching career. A member of College Football Hall of Fame coach Bear Bryant’s “Junction Boys” as a player at Texas A&M and took over as head coach in 1965. After spending the next 17 seasons as an NFL coach, Stallings took over as head coach at Alabama in 1990.

2015 Alabama Football Record Book 239 Alabama and the Heisman Trophy The Heisman Trophy Although no Alabama football player had won the Heisman Trophy before Mark Ingram’s vic- tory in 2009, 20 Tide players have finished in the top 10 in Heisman balloting a total of 21 times . Following is a list of those Alabama players .

Player Year Finish Points Position Class Joe Kilgrow 1937 5th NR HB Senior Harry Gilmer 1945 5th 132 HB Soph . Harry Gilmer 1947 5th 115 HB Senior Pat Trammell 1961 5th 362 QB Senior Lee Roy Jordan 1962 4th 321 LB Senior

Johnny Musso 1971 4th 365 HB Senior TerrySteve SloanDavis 19721965 10th5th 338 92 QB Senior

Steadman Shealy 1979 10th 32 QB Senior Walter Lewis 1983 9th 54 QB Senior Cornelius Bennett 1986 7th 96 LB Senior Bobby Humphrey 1987 10th 63 HB Junior DerrickDavid Pal Thomasmer 19881993 10th3rd 292 20 WRLB SeniorJunior EricJay Barker Curry 19941992 10th5th 295 47 QBDE Senior Shaun Alexander 1999 7th 171 TB Senior Mark Ingram became the first player to win the Heisman Mark Ingram 2009 1st 1,304 RB Soph . Trophy . He won the closest vote in Heisman history in 2009 . Trent Richardson 2011 3rd 978 RB Junior AJ McCarron 2013 2nd 704 QB Senior Amari Cooper 2014 3rd 1,023 WR Junior Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Since the State of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame had its first induction class in 1969, the has had 108 inductees into the ASHoF . Located in Birmingham, Ala ,. the Hall of Fame moved into a new facility in November, 1991 . The museum is a three-story, 30,000 square-foot building, featuring a sky-lit ­rotunda . Following is a complete list of Alabama’s inductees .

Shaun Alexander • Football (2011) A.T. S. “Pooley” Hubert • Football (1972) Sarah Patterson • Coaching (2003) Mel Allen • Broadcasting (1974) Bobby Humphrey • Football (2004) Charlie Pell • Football (2012) Jay Barker • Football (2015) Scott Hunter • Football (1998) Ray Perkins • Football • Coaching (1990) , III • Football (1981) Donald Hutson • Football (1969) Sam Perry • Golf (1986) Bob Baumhower • Football (1995) Frank Howard • Football, Baseball, Coaching (1974) Derrill Burham Pratt • Baseball (1972) Cornelius Bennett • Football (2004) “Hootie” Ingram • Football & Administration (1991) Holt Rast • Football (1977) Steve Bolt • (2009) George Irons • Track (1978) Conrad Rehling • Golf (1999) Young Boozer • Football (1993) Wilbur Jackson • Football (2007) Jeff Rutledge • Football (2011) Charley Boswell • Golf (1972) Robert Jenkins • Football (1983) Nick Saban • Coaching (2013) Tommy Brooker • Football (2009) Bobby Johns • Football (2010) Ed Salem • Football (2010) Johnny Mack Brown • Football (1969) Buck Johnson • (2007) • Football (1992) Paul “Bear” Bryant • Football, Coaching (1969) Lee Roy Jordan • Football (1980) Wimp Sanderson • Coaching (1990) Paul F. Burnum • Coaching (1982) E.J. Junior • Football (2012) Hal Self • Football (1996) Johnny Cain • Football (1973) • Basketball (2004) James Sewell • Baseball (1973) Jeremiah Castille • Football (2005) Joe Kilgrow • Football (1989) • Baseball, Football & Coaching (1970) Charles “Foots” Clement • Football (1989) Barry Krauss • Football (2007) Fred Sington • Football (1972) Jeff Coleman • Administration (1973) Malcolm Laney • Football (1984) Steve Sloan • Football & Administration (2003) Cary Cox • Football (1988) Al Lary • Football & Baseball (2007) Riley Smith • Football (1978) Paul Crane • Football (1994) Frank Lary • Baseball (1978) Kenny Stabler • Football (1986) Henry “Hank” Crisp • Coaching (1970) William Earl Lee • Football (1986) Gene Stallings • Coaching (1995) Howard Cross • Football (2010) Woodrow Lowe • Football (2001) Dwight Stephenson • Football (1994) Fred Davis • Football (1981) Steve Lowery • Golf (2008) Riggs Stephenson • Baseball & Football (1971) Joe Domnanovich • Football (1984) Marty Lyons • Football (2000) • Football (1976) Leon Douglas • Basketball (1996) David Magadan • Baseball (2014) Derrick Thomas • Football (2001) Jerry Duncan • Football (2007) Bobby Marlow • Football (1986) Frank Thomas • Coaching (1969) Harold “Red” Drew • Coaching (1971) Vaughn Mancha • Football (1991) Richard Todd • Football (1998) Vonetta Flowers • Women’s Track (2011) Derrick McKey • Basketball (2015) Dr. Pat Trammell • Football (1975) Danny Ford • Football (1993) Don McNeal • Football (2008) W.T. “Bully” VandeGraaff • Football (1970) Don Gambril • Coaching (1998) John Mitchell • Football (2009) Wallace Wade • Coaching (1970) Harry Gilmer • Football (1973) Leroy Monsky • Football (1979) Governor George C. Wallace • Boxing (1975) Eli Gold • Announcer (2014) • Football (2012) Ennis Whatley • Basketball (2015) Charley Hannah • Football (2009) Johnny Musso • Football (1989) • Football (1987) John Hannah • Football (1988) Joe Namath • Football (1981) Arthur “Tarzan” White • Football (1981) Jerry Harper • Basketball (2001) Tony Nathan • Football (1999) Admiral Don Whitmire • Football (1980) Jackie Hayes • Baseball (1976) Billy Neighbors • Football (1983) Hoyt “Wu” Winslett • Football (1973) Dennis Homan • Football (1999) Ozzie Newsome • Football (1992) Al Worthington • Baseball (2011) Lindy Hood • Basketball (1990) C.M. Newton • Coaching (1993) Robert Horry • Basketball (2010) Major Ogilvie • Football (2014) Millard “Dixie” Howell • Football (1971) Bill “Brother” Oliver • Football (2013) Wendell Hudson • Basketball (2001) Jerry Pate • Golf (1994)

240 2015 Alabama Football Record Book Smith, Lance Taylor, Tyler Watts, 2003 Jeff Aul, Josh Averett, Brian Bostic, Academic All-America Wesley Britt, Nathan Cox, Kendrick Eaton, Academic Honors Alex Fox, Gabe Giardina, Brandon Greer, 1961 End Tommy Brooker Ted Gryska, Bryan Kilpatrick, Matt Lomax Quarterback Pat Trammell Academic All-SEC Evan Mathis, DeMeco Ryans, Josh Smith, David Simmons, Kyle Tatum, Lance 1964 Center Gaylon McCollough 1953 Bart Starr Taylor, Montre Walker, Cornelius Wortham 1965 End Dennis Homan 1955 Curtis Lynch 2004 Jeff Aul, Kyle Bennett, Wesley Britt, Matt Quarterback Steve Sloan 1958 Dave Sington Collins, Barrett, Earnest, Eric Gray, Rudy 1967 Linebacker Bob Childs 1959 Don Cochran Griffin, Bryan Kilpatrick, Drew Lane, Evan 1960 Leon Fuller Mathis, Mike McLaughlin, Charlie Peprah, Kicker Steve Davis 1961 Tommy Brooker, Pat Trammell DeMeco Ryans, Josh Smith, Kenneth 1970 Tailback Johnny Musso 1962 Bill Battle Vandervoort, Travis West 1971 Tailback Johnny Musso 1963 Tim Davis, Gaylon McCollough 2005 Jeff Aul, Matt Collins, Barrett Earnest, 1973 Defensive Tackle Randy Hall 1964 Steve Bowman, Ron Durby, Gaylon Bryan Kilpatrick, Drew Lane, 1974 Defensive Tackle Randy Hall McCollough, Steve Sloan Greg McLain, Matt Ryals, DeMeco Ryans, 1965 Steve Davis, Dennis Homan, Steve Sloan Juwan Simpson, Kenneth Vandervoort 1975 Kicker Danny Ridgeway 1966 Frank Canterbury, Bob Childs, Steve Davis, 2006 Tim Castille, Jamie Christensen, Matt 1979 Halfback Major Ogilvie Dennis Homan, Byrd Williams Collins, Trent Dean, Barrett Earnest, 2002 Defensive Tackle Kenny King 1967 Bob Childs, Steve Davis, Donnie Sutton Charles Hoke, Justin Johnson, Bryan 2009 Tight End Colin Peek 1968 Bob Childs, Mike Ford, Scott Hunter, Ed Morgan, Kilpatrick, Cory Reamer, Chris Rogers, Wayne Owen,Alvin Samples, Donnie Sutton Brian Selman, Luke Spaulding, Kenneth Offensive Guard Barrett Jones 1969 Mike Dean, Danny Ford, Scott Hunter, Johnny Vandervoort 2010 Quarterback Greg McElroy Musso, Alvin Samples 2007 Antoine Caldwell, Evan Cardwell, Jamie Offensive Guard Barrett Jones 1970 Jim Krapf, Johnny Musso, Jimmy Rosser, Christensen, Matt Collins, Josh Curry, 2011 Offensive Guard Barrett Jones 1971 Neb Hayden, Johnny Musso, Carey Varnado Drew Davis, Trent Dean, Preston Dial, 1972 Jim Krapf, Tom Lusk Hampton Gray, Terry Grant, Bobby 2012 Center Barrett Jones 1973 Randy Hall, David McMakin, Greenwood, Charlie Higgenbotham, 2014 Offensive Tackle Arie Kouandjio 1974 Randy Hall, Alan Pizzitola Charlie Hoke, Mike Johnson, Rashad 1975 Robert Fraley, Alan Pizzitola, Danny Ridgeway Johnson, Charlie Kirschman, Greg McElroy, 1976 Rod Nelson, Sid Smith Darren Mustin, Taylor Pharr, Chris Rogers, ESPN Football Academic 1977 Lou Green, Wayne Hamilton, Mike Tucker Brian Selman 1978 Steadman Shealy 2008 Evan Cardwell, Drew Davis, P J. . Fitzgerald, All-America of the Year 1979 Garry Bramblett, Steadman Shealy Terry Grant, bobby Greenwood, Charlie 1980 Gary Bramblett Higgenbotham, Rashad Johnson, Charlie 2010 Greg McElroy 1981 Walter Lewis Kirschman, Rolando McClain, Greg McElroy, 2012 Barrett Jones 1982 Rocky Colburn, Mike McQueen Will Oakley, Colin Peek Taylor Pharr, Chris 1983 Rocky Colburn, Walter Lewis, Mike McQueen, Rogers, Ali Sharrief, Drew Bullard, Drew Todd Roper, Malcolm Simmons Cummings, Justen Santana, Brian Selman, 1984 Todd Roper Sam Snider, Leigh Tiffin, Jacob Vane Phi Beta Kappa 1985 Todd Roper 2009 David Blalock, John Michael Boswell, Hardie 1986 Joe Godwin, Kermit Kendrick, Ricky Thomas, Buck, Drew Bullard, Drew Davis, LutherDavis, 1916 W T. . “Bully” VandeGraaff Greg Richardson , P J. . Fitzgerald, Terry 1918 Ralph Lee Jones 1987 Larry Abney, Doug Allen, John Mangum, Grant, Hampton Gray, , Mark 1930 Fred Sington David Smith Ingram, Barrett Jones, Tyrone King, Will 1988 Murry Hill, John Mangum, Chris Mohr, Darryl Lowery, Tyler Maddox, Rolando McClain, 1936 Arthur P . “Tarzan” White Pickett, Mike Ramil, David Smith, Mike Smith, Greg McElroy, Wesley Neighbors, Morgan 1940 Noah Langdale Ogilvie, Colin Peek, Cory Reamer, Chris Rogers, 1959 Milton “Butch” Frank 1989 Jeff Dunn, Johnny Howard, John Mangum Brian Selman, , , 1967 Steve Davis 1990 LorenzDavid Bonamy,o Ward, Scott Mike Etter Zuga, Hamp Greene, Heath Thomas, Logan Thomas, Jacob Vane, Johnny Howard, Stan Moss, Mike Smith, William Vlachos 1973 Peter George Pappas , Tank Williamson, George Wilson 2010 Jonathan Atchison, John Baites, David Blalock, 1974 Randy Lee Hall 1991 David Bonamy, Hamp Greene, Matt Hammond, Chris Bonds, Hardie Buck, Drew Bullard, Nate 1998 Clint Waggoner Johnny Howard, Tobie Sheils, Carlson, D J. . Fluker, Brandon Gibson, Ben Tank Williamson, George Wilson Howell, Aaron Joiner, Barrett Jones, Sam 1992 Hamp Greene, Alvin Hope, Martin Houston, Kearns, Kendall Kelly, Nathan McAlister, NCAA Postgraduate Johnny Howard, Stan Moss, Myron Pope, AJ McCarron, Greg McElroy, William Ming, Bart Pritchett, Tobie Sheils, Dabo Swinney, Wesley Neighbors, , Morgan Scholarship Winners Jeff Wall, George Wilson Ogilvie, Tana Patrick, Trent Richardson, Brad 1993 Jay Brannen, Shannon Brown, Lorenzo Cole, Smelley, Logan Thomas, Chance Warmack, 1968 Steve Davis (Alternate) John Clay, Matt Hammond, Jackson Kellen Williams Lowery, Kareem McNeal, Josh Niblett, 2011 John Baites, Mark Barron, Undra Billingsley, 1969 Donald Sutton Tobie Sheils, Matt Wethington David Blalock, Chris Bonds, Hardie Buck, \ 1972 Johnny Musso 1994 Shannon Brown, Brian Burgdorf, Chad Key, Nate Carlson, Levi Cook,D J. . Fluker, , 1975 Randy Hall Josh Niblett, Matt Wethington Brandon Gibson, Darius Hanks, Ben Howell, 1980 Steadman Shealy 1995 Shannon Brown, Warren Foust, Chad Key, Aaron Joiner, Barrett Jones, Harrison Jones, Josh Niblett, Marlon Reyes, Sam Kearns, Arie Kouandjio, Chad Lindsay, 2005 DeMeco Ryans 1996 Atokie Boman, Travis Crim, Rhett Crutchfield, Wilson Love, Will Lowery, Marquis Maze, 2010 Greg McElroy Warren Foust, Thomas Hill, Chester Lewis, Nathan McAlister, William Ming, 2012 Barrett Jones Mookie Moore, John David Phillips, Paul Kevin Norwood, Morgan Ogilvie, Nick Perry, Pickett, Michael Ray, Marlon Reyes, Jonathon Trent Richardson, , Brad Smelley, Rudolph, Cedric Samuel, Matt Teague, Clint Parker Stinnett, Nick Tinker, Brian Vogler, National Football Foundation Waggoner, Laron White, Jeff Whitten DeAndrew White, Jay Williams, Jesse Williams, 1997 Ty Babcock, Clyde Butler, Travis Crim, Kellen Williams Scholar-Athlete Award Rhett Crutchfield, Warren Foust, Chad Goss, 2012 Michael Altier, Kenny Bell, Deion Belue, Chad McGhee, Patrick Morgan, John David Levi Cook, Paden Crowder, Phillip Ely, 1971 Johnny Musso Phillips, Paul Pickett, Michael Ray, Cade Foster, , Daniel Geddes, George Ross, Jonathan Rudolph, Clint Ben Howell, Aaron Joiner, Barrett Jones, 1974 Randy Hall Waggoner, Jarrod Warren, Robert Warnock Harrison Jones, Ryan Kelly, Arie Kouandjio, 1979 Steadman Shealy 1998 Wes Allen, Kecalf Bailey, Bo Butler, Rhett Wilson Love, William Ming, Harold Nicholson, 2005 DeMeco Ryans Crutchfield, A J. . Diaz, Ross Gunnells, Kevin Norwood, Parker Philpot, Matt Sandlin, 2010 Greg McElroy Warren Foust, Calvin Hall, Paul Hogan, , M K. . Taylor, , Steven Holloway, Wes Long, Chad Brian Vogler, Chance Warmack, Jeremy Watson, 2012 Barrett Jones McGehee, Patrick Morgan, John David Jesse Williams, Kellen Williams Phillips, Clint Waggoner, Jarrod Warren 2013 Spencer Baumhower, Leon Brown, Paden Crowder, 1999 Shaun Alexander, Kecalf Bailey, Corey Bryan, Cade Foster, Jalston Fowler, Daniel Geddes, NCAA Top VIII Award Adam Cox, Victor Ellis, Chad Floyd, Ross Gunnells, Adam Griffith, Alex Harrelson, Harrison Jones, Steven Holloway, Patrick Morgan, Kyle Kazakevicius, Ryan Kelly, Korren Kirven, 1975 Randy Hall Jonathan Richey, Tyler Watts Arie Kouandjio, Wilson Love, Cody Mandell, 1980 Steadman Shealy 2000 Kecalf Bailey, David Barron, , C J. . Mosley, Kevin Norwood, Matt Sandlin, Corey Bryan, Clifton Carter, Adam Cox, , Anthony Steen, Vinnie Sunseri, 2005 DeMeco Ryans Tony Dixon, Ahmaad Galloway, Ross M K. . Taylor, Matt, Tinney, Brian Vogler, 2010 Greg McElroy Gunnells, Paul Hogan, Steven Holley, Paul Waldrop, Jared Watson, Jeremy Watson, Patrick Hollingsworth, Steven Holloway, Kellen Williams Kenny King, Jason McAddley, Tripp Powell, 2014 Dakota Ball, Cooper Bateman, Jacob Coker, William V. Campbell Award Saleem Rasheed, Jonathan Richey, Robert Saucier, Paden Crowder, David D’Amico, Will Davis, Marcus Spencer, Tyler Watts, Kelvis White Ty Flournoy-Smith, Jalston Fowler, Daniel Geddes, 2012 Barrett Jones 2001 Clifton Carter, Adam Cox, Corey Ferguson, Bo Grant, Adam Griffith, Alex Harrelson, Ahmaad Galloway, Tyler Harris, Dominick Jackson, Walker Jones, Kyle Kazakevicius, Pat Hollingsworth, Jason Jones, Kenny King, Ryan Kelly, Arie Kouandjio, , Cole Mazza, Marc Miller, Stephen Moore, Austin Peavler, Nick Perry, Armani Purifoye, Jonathan Richey, Saleem Rasheed, , Geno Smith, MK Taylor, Rob Saucier, Josh Smith, Lance Taylor, Brian Vogler, Paul Waldrop 2002 Joshua Averett, Hirchel Bolden, Sam Collins, TylerNathan Watts, Cox, CoreyAndrew Ferguson, Zow Brandon Greer, Patrick Hollingsworth, Kenny King, Matt Lomax, Evan Mathis, Carl McInnish, Marc Miller, Matt Miller, Stephen Moore, Robert Saucier, Joshua 2015 Alabama Football Record Book 241 Crimson Tide Players in the Super Bowl - terbacking the Green Bay Packers . Joe Namath, who lettered at Alabama from 1962-64, was the MVP of Super Bowl III, leading the New York Jets to victory . InThe all, MVP Tide of players Super Bowls have won I, II and26 Super III all playedBowl titles for Alabama. . Cornelius Bart Bennett Starr, (1983-86) who lettered has from played 1952-55, in the most played Super in the Bowls, league’s having first appeared two championship in five, four games, times quar with the Buffalo Bills and once with the Atlanta Falcons . Larry Roberts (1982-85), Jeff Rutledge (1975-78) and Bart Starr (1952-55) have each won two Super Bowl rings, tying for the most by a former UA player . Overall, 49 former Crimson Tide players have played on teams that have played in the Super Bowl . Player (Years at Alabama)...... NFL Team...... Super Bowl Player (Years at Alabama)...... NFL Team...... Super Bowl Shaun Alexander (1996-99) . . . . . ...... XL - Feb . 5, 2006 Emmanuel King (1982-84) ...... . . . . . XXIII - Jan . 22, 1989 Mark Anderson (2002-05) ...... ...... XLI - Feb . 4, 2007 Derrick Lassic (1989-92) ...... Dallas Cowboys ...... XXVIII - Jan . 30, 1994 ...... . . . XLVI - Feb . 5, 2012 (2002-05) . . . . . . . . . . XLIII - Feb . 1, 2009 Bob Baumhower (1974-76) ...... Miami Dolphins ...... XVII - Jan . 30, 1983 ...... Pittsburgh Steelers ...... XLV - Feb . 6, 2011 ...... XIX - Jan . 20, 1985 Curtis McGriff (1977-79) ...... New York Giants ...... XXI - Jan . 25, 1987 Cornelius Bennett (1983-86) . . . . Buffalo Bills ...... XXV - Jan 27, 1991 Don McNeal (1977-79)...... Miami Dolphins ...... XVII - Jan . 30, 1983 ...... XXVI - Jan . 26, 1992 ...... XIX - Jan . 20, 1985 ...... XXVII - Jan . 31, 1993 Chris Mohr (1985-88) ...... Buffalo Bills ...... XXV - Jan . 27, 1991 ...... XXVIII - Jan . 30, 1994 ...... XXVI - Jan . 26, 1992 ...... Atlanta Falcons ...... XXXIII - Jan . 31, 1999 ...... XXVII - Jan . 31, 1993 James Carpenter (2009-10) ...... Seattle Seahawks ...... XLIX - Feb . 1, 2015 ...... XXVIII - Jan . 30, 1994 Tommy Brooker (1959-61) ...... Kansas City Chiefs ...... I - Jan . 15, 1967 Joe Namath (1962-64) ...... New York Jets ...... * III - Jan . 12, 1969 Fernando Bryant (1995-98) . . . . . Pittsburgh Steelers . . . . . XLIII - Feb . 1, 2009 Tony Nathan (1975-78) ...... Miami Dolphins ...... XVII - Jan . 30, 1983 James Carpenter (2009-10) ...... Seattle Seahwaks ...... XLVIII - Feb . 2, 2014 ...... XIX - Jan . 20, 1985 Joe Carter (1980-83) ...... Miami Dolphins ...... XIX - Jan . 20, 1985 Kevin Norwood (2010-13) ...... Seattle Seahawks ...... XLIX - Feb . 1, 2015 Jeremiah Castille (1979-82) ...... Denver Broncos ...... XXI - Jan . 25, 1987 Charlie Peprah (2002-05) ...... Green Bay Packers ...... XLV - Feb . 6, 2011 ...... XXII - Jan . 31, 1988 Ray Perkins (1964-66) ...... Baltimore Colts ...... III - Jan . 12, 1969 Tim Castille (2004-07) ...... ...... XLIII - Feb . 1, 2009 ...... V - Jan . 17, 1971 Terrence Cody (2008-09)...... Baltimore Ravens ...... XLVII - Feb . 3, 2013 Larry Roberts (1982-85) ...... . . . . XXIII - Jan . 22, 1989 Paul Crane (1963-65) ...... New York Jets ...... III - Jan . 12, 1969 ...... XXIV - Jan . 28, 1990 Howard Cross (1985-88) ...... New York Giants ...... XXV - Jan . 27, 1991 Jeff Rutledge (1975-78) ...... ...... XIV - Jan . 20, 1980 ...... XXXV - Jan . 28, 2001 ...... New York Giants ...... XXI - Jan . 25, 1987 Johnny Davis (1975-77) ...... San Francisco 49ers . . . . . XVI - Jan . 24, 1982 ...... Washington Redskins . . XXVI - Jan . 26, 1992 Brandon Deaderick (2006-09) . . . New England Patriots . . . XLVI - Feb . 5, 2012 Kenny Stabler (1965-67) ...... Oakland Raiders ...... XI - Jan . 9, 1977 Alonzo Ephraim (2000-02) ...... . . . XXXIX - Feb . 6, 2005 Bart Starr (1952-55) ...... Green Bay Packers ...... * I - Jan . 15, 1967 Cornelius Griffin (1998-99) ...... New York Giants ...... XXXV - Jan . 28, 2001 ...... * II - Jan . 14, 1968 Charley Hannah (1974-76) ...... Los Angeles Raiders . . . . XVIII - Jan . 22, 1984 Dwight Stephenson (1977-79) . . . Miami Dolphins ...... XVII - Jan . 30, 1983 John Hannah (1970-72) ...... New England Patriots . . . . XX - Jan . 26, 1986 ...... XIX - Jan . 20, 1985 Roman Harper (2002-05)...... Saints . . . . . XLIV - Feb . 6, 2010 Deshea Townsend (1994-97) .. . . Pittsburgh Steelers ...... XL - Feb . 5, 2006 Dont’a Hightower (2008-11) . . . . . New England Patriots . . . XLIX - Feb . 1, 2015 ...... Pittsburgh Steelers . . . . . XLIII - Feb . 1, 2009 Dennis Homan (1965-67) ...... Dallas Cowboys ...... V - Jan . 17, 1971 Courtney Upshaw (2008-11). . . . . Baltimore Ravens ...... XLVII - Feb . 3, 2013 Bobby Humphrey (1985-88) . . . . . Denver Broncos ...... XXIV - Jan . 28, 1990 Jesse Williams (2011-12) ...... New England Patriots . . . XLIX - Feb . 1, 2015 Wilbur Jackson (1971-73) ...... Washington Redskins . . .XVII - Jan . 30, 1983 Sherman Williams (1991-94) .. . . Dallas Cowboys ...... XXX - Jan . 28, 1996 Robbie Jones (1979-82) ...... New York Giants ...... XXI - Jan . 25, 1987 Cornelius Wortham (2000-04) . . . Seattle Seahawks ...... XL - Feb . 5, 2006 Lee Roy Jordan (1960-62)...... Dallas Cowboys ...... V - Jan . 17, 1971 Steve Wright (1962-64) ...... Green Bay Packers ...... I - Jan . 15, 1967 ...... VI - Jan . 16, 1972 ...... X - Jan . 18, 1976 *Indicates Super Bowl MVP

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