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On the Cover ON THE COVER The 2018 College Football Hall of Fame Class will officially be inducted during the 61st NFF Annual Awards Dinner Dec. 4 at the New York Hilton Midtown. Matt Stinchcomb (Georgia) and Coaches Frank Beamer and Mack Brown represented the 2018 Class after the announcement at the CFP National Championship while Charles Woodson (Michigan) was surprised as a member of the class the day before on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown. Look inside for the candidates for the 2019 Class and vote for your top selections. CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE FROM ARCHIE MANNING Dear Members and College Football Friends: Welcome to the National Football Foundation’s 2019 College Football Hall of Fame Ballot. Induction into the College Football Hall of Fame represents the pinnacle of achievement in our sport, and the Hall of Fame serves as the centerpiece of the NFF’s efforts to inspire future generations to greatness. We are proud to solicit your vote as part of the selection process. Your passion and insights play an important role in helping us determine who will join this elite fraternity, and we truly appreciate your participation in this revered tradition, which stretches back to 1951. We are continuing with our electronic voting system, which has significantly increased participation. The voting link can be found throughout this issue. Please email [email protected] if you have questions. You have until Friday, June 22, to vote. As you peruse the ballot, please keep in mind that of the 5.26 million who have played college football since the first game on Nov. 6, 1869, only 997 players and 217 coaches have been inducted, including the 2018 class. In other words, less than two one-hundredths of a percent (.02%) of those who have participated can call themselves a College Football Hall of Famer. We employ a rigorous set of objective standards to identify only the most worthy candidates, and the criteria limits us to a pool of approximately 1,500 First Team All-Americans. A district screening system further culls the list to the names you find on the ballot. As you can see, just being on the ballot is a huge honor, and all of the names seen here rank among the greatest players to ever set foot on the collegiate gridiron. The membership vote plays an important role, providing key insights to the NFF Honors Court, which makes the final decision on the inductees.So, please cast your vote by June 22. The announcement of the 2019 Class will be made Monday, Jan. 7, 2019, in Santa Clara, Calif., the host city for the College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship, which will be played later that day at Levi’s® Stadium. Several of the inductees will be on site to represent the class and share their thoughts on the honor of being selected. The Jan. 7 announcement will be televised live, and specific viewing information will be available as the date draws near. A few of the new inductees also will participate in the pregame festivities and the coin toss of the title game. Since 2015, the NFF has partnered with the CFP to announce the new inductees around the National Championship in the host city. Our presence at the title game has significantly raised the profile of the announcement, and we would like to extend a big thank you to CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock and his staff for their continued support. During the 2019 season, members of the Hall of Fame class will participate in numerous activities to further celebrate their accomplishments. First, throughout the fall, each inductee will be honored on the field at his respective school with an NFF On-Campus Salute, presented by Fidelity Investments. The formal induction ceremony will follow on Dec. 10, 2019, during the 62nd NFF Annual Awards Dinner at the New York Hilton Midtown. Thank you for voting in this very special tradition and submitting your College Football Hall of Fame ballot. Again, please be sure to cast your vote by Friday, June 22. Kind regards, Archie Manning Chairman of the Board 1989 College Football Hall of Fame Inductee SUPPORT THE NFF Your support and attendance at the many NFF events throughout the year means a lot, and we would ask that you consider supplementing your support with a financial gift. Created in 1947, the NFF remains a powerful vehicle for those who have benefited from the game to give back to future generations. Below is the contact information that you can use to learn more about making a donation to help us demonstrate that Football Matters®. You can also make a donation online by clicking here. Please contact NFF Director of Finance Sue Tuggle at 972-556-1000 or by email at [email protected] to learn how you can include the National Football Foundation in your annual gift planning. The NFF is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and your contribution may be eligible for tax benefits based on your individual circumstances. WWW.FOOTBALLFOUNDATION.ORG 2 SUMMER 2018 NFF CORPORATE PARTNERS NFF THANKS ITS PARTNERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT WWW.FOOTBALLFOUNDATION.ORG 3 SUMMER 2018 2019 HALL OF FAME BALLOT FOOTBALL BOWL SUBDIVISION PLAYER CANDIDATES FOOTBALL BOWL SUBDIVISION PLAYER CANDIDATES (VOTE FOR 12) Candidates are listed alphabetically. This ballot includes candidates who were selected by the Honors Court and District Screening Committees. CANDIDATE SCHOOL POSITION(S) YEARS CANDIDATE SCHOOL POSITION(S) YEARS 1. Flozell Adams Michigan State Offensive Tackle 1994-97 40. Jess Lewis Oregon State Defensive Tackle 1966-67, 2. Bernard Berrian Fresno State Kick Returner/ 1999-01, 1969 Wide Receiver 2003 41. Ray Lewis Miami (Fla.) Linebacker 1993-95 3. Michael Bishop Kansas State Quarterback 1997-98 42. Bobby Majors Tennessee Defensive Back/Punter 1969-71 4. Lomas Brown Florida Offensive Tackle 1981-84 43. Tony Mandarich Michigan State Offensive Tackle 1985-88 5. Terrell Buckley Florida State Defensive Back 1989-91 44. Ed McCaffrey Stanford Wide Receiver 1986-87, 6. Brandon Burlsworth Arkansas Offensive Guard 1995-98 1989-90 7. Larry Burton Purdue Split End 1973-74 45. Darren McFadden Arkansas Running Back 2005-07 8. Keith Byars Ohio State Running Back 1982-85 46. Cade McNown UCLA Quarterback 1995-98 9. Matt Cavanaugh Pittsburgh Quarterback 1975-77 47. Corey Moore Virginia Tech Defensive Lineman 1997-99 10. Dallas Clark Iowa Tight End 2000-02 48. Dan Morgan Miami (Fla.) Linebacker 1997-00 11. Marco Coleman Georgia Tech Linebacker 1989-91 49. Ken Norton Jr. UCLA Linebacker 1984-87 12. Tim Couch Kentucky Quarterback 1996-98 50. Phil Olsen Utah State Defensive End 1967-69 13. Eric Crouch Nebraska Quarterback 1998-01 51. Leslie O’Neal Oklahoma State Defensive Tackle 1982-85 14. Eric Dickerson SMU Running Back 1979-82 52. Jim Otis Ohio State Fullback 1967-69 15. Rickey Dixon Oklahoma Defensive Back 1984-87 53. Carson Palmer USC Quarterback 1998-02 16. Vaughn Dunbar Indiana Running Back 1990-91 54. Jake Plummer Arizona State Quarterback 1993-96 17. Jumbo Elliott Michigan Offensive Tackle 1984-87 55. Troy Polamalu USC Defensive Back 1999-02 18. Bobby Engram Penn State Wide Receiver 1991, 56. David Pollack Georgia Defensive Lineman 2001-04 1993-95 57. Antwaan Randle El Indiana Quarterback 1998-01 19. Kevin Faulk LSU Running Back 1995-98 58. Simeon Rice Illinois Linebacker 1992-95 20. David Fulcher Arizona State Defensive Back 1983-85 59. Ron Rivera California Linebacker 1980-83 21. Robert Gallery Iowa Offensive Tackle 2000-03 60. Rashaan Salaam Colorado Tailback 1992-94 22. Moe Gardner Illinois Defensive Tackle 1987-90 61. Lucius Sanford Georgia Tech Linebacker 1974-77 23. Tony Gonzalez California Tight End 1994-96 62. Larry Seivers Tennessee Wide Receiver 1974-76 24. Jacob Green Texas A&M Defensive Lineman 1977-79 63. Kenneth Sims Texas Defensive Tackle 1978-81 25. Dan Hampton Arkansas Defensive Tackle 1975-78 64. Aaron Taylor Notre Dame Offensive Tackle 1990-93 26. Jason Hanson Washington State Placekicker 1988-91 65. Joe Thomas Wisconsin Offensive Lineman 2003-06 27. Byron Hanspard Texas Tech Running Back 1994-96 66. Dennis Thurman USC Defensive Back 1974-77 28. Kevin Hardy Illinois Linebacker 1992-95 67. Troy Vincent Wisconsin Defensive Back 1988-91 29. Marcus Harris Wyoming Wide Receiver 1993-96 68. Chris Ward Ohio State Offensive Tackle 1974-77 30. Marvin Harrison Syracuse Kick Returner/Wide Receiver 1992-95 69. Michael Westbrook Colorado Wide Receiver 1991-94 31. Jeff Hartings Penn State Offensive Lineman 1992-95 70. Lorenzo White Michigan State Running Back 1984-87 32. E.J. Henderson Maryland Linebacker 1999-02 71. Zach Wiegert Nebraska Offensive Tackle 1991-94 33. Craig Heyward Pittsburgh Running Back 1984, 72. Patrick Willis Mississippi Linebacker 2003-06 1986-87 73. Al Wilson Tennessee Linebacker 1995-98 34. Torry Holt North Carolina State Wide Receiver 1995-98 74. Steve Wisniewski Penn State Offensive Guard 1985-88 35. Ken Huff North Carolina Offensive Guard 1972-74 75. Elmo Wright Houston Wide Receiver 1968-70 36. Steve Hutchinson Michigan Offensive Lineman 1997-00 76. Vince Young Texas Quarterback 2003-05 37. Raghib Ismail Notre Dame Wide Receiver 1988-90 38. Larry Jacobson Nebraska Defensive Tackle 1969-71 39. E.J. Junior Alabama Defensive End 1977-80 Please see the 2019 FBS Player Candidate bios on Pages 8-11. WWW.FOOTBALLFOUNDATION.ORG 4 SUMMER 2018 Celebrating extraordinary performance Fidelity Investments® is proud to sponsor: The National Football Foundation’s Hall of Fame Salutes, Faculty Salutes, National Scholar-Athlete Awards, and Campbell Trophy 800.343.3548 Fidelity.com Fidelity Investor Centers Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, Member NYSE, SIPC. © 2016 FMR LLC. All rights reserved.
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