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Sam Houston Sport-By-Sport Record Books
(includes team, individual marks & annual scores)
Adobe Acrobat PDF printer friendly documents
SHSU Lettermen's Hall of Honor
Complete listing of members of the SHSU
Lettermen's Association Hall of Honor
Important Dates In Bearkat History
A timeline of SHSU athletic milestones
Bearkat Sports Team Championships
Nine national titles, 53 conference crowns
National Championship Appearances
46 National Championship playoff berths
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Important Dates in Bearkat Athletic History
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 April 2, 1906 - Sam Houston fields its first athletic team in the sport of baseball.
October 6, 1912 - Rice defeats Sam Houston State 20-6 in the first football game ever played by either school.
January 29, 1918 - Known then as "The Normals," Sam Houston State's first basketball team defeats Alexander College 35-2 in the first game of an undefeated 7-0 season.
 April 1, 1923 - Sam Houston State joins the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA), its first intercollegiate athletics conference affiliation. During the 1923 season, Sam Houston adopts "Bearkats" as the nickname for its athletic teams. The name comes from a slogan of the time "tough as a Bearkat!" The spelling with a "k" instead of a "c" denotes a mythical creature.
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February 26, 1925 - A 35-15 victory over Southwest Texas in Huntsville clinches the TIAA basketball championship for Sam Houston with a 10-2 league record for the school's first intercollegiate conference title.
November 24, 1930 - The Bearkats defeat Stephen F. Austin 20-0 in Huntsville to complete an undefeated (9-0-1) season and clinch the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association football championship for Sam Houston's first conference title on the gridiron.
April 25, 1931 - Sam Houston joins East Texas, North Texas, Southwest Texas, and Stephen F. Austin as charter members of the Lone Star Conference.
March 1, 1940 - As a member of the Lone Star Conference, Sam Houston State makes its first national intercollegiate affiliation by becoming a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
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 December 1, 1956 - Sam Houston State defeats Middle Tennessee State 27-13 in the Refrigerator Bowl in Evansville, Indiana, to complete the Bearkats' only unbeaten, untied football season (10-0).
June 8, 1963 - Fred Beene allows Grambling only three hits as Sam Houston State defeats the Tigers 2-1 to win the NAIA World Series Baseball National Championship in Emporia, Kansas.
December 12, 1964 - The Bearkats and Concordia of Minnesota battle to a 7-7 tie in the NAIA Finals at Augusta, Ga, as the Bearkats become NAIA Football National Co-Champions.
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 March 2, 1973 - The Bearkats defeat Saint Mary's of San Antonio 61-54 to earn a berth in the NAIA National Basketball Championships in Kansas City, ending the regular season with a 27-0 record with a number one ranking in the Associate Press College Basketball Poll. Xavier College of Louisiana eliminated Sam Houston 67-60 in the second round of the national tournament.
Feb. 9, 1976 - Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum, home of Bearkat men's and women's basketball, is dedicated with a 59-54 victory over Southwest Texas State University.
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Nov. 29, 1969 - The first Sam Houston State women's basketball team takes the floor as women's varsity sports teams come under the umbrella of the Bearkat athletic department. The first women's softball squad begins competition one year later. |
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May 28, 1981 - A game-winning double in the bottom of the seventh inning gives Sam Houston State a 1-0 victory over Emporia State of Kansas and its first women's sports championship as the Bearkats capture the first ever NAIA National Softball Championship at the national tournament in Conroe, Texas.
June 5, 1981 - Sam Houston State, serving as host for the 30th annual NAIA National Golf Championships at Waterwood National Golf Club, wins its fourth consecutive NAIA National Golf Championship.
June 15, 1981 - The affliliation of Sam Houston State and the other Lone Star Conference members with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) at the Division II level is accepted. The NCAA designates the 1982-83 season as Sam Houston State's first an an NCAA Division II team.
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May 17, 1982 - In Sam Houston's first season of competition at the NCAA Division II level, Sam Houston State defeated Northridge State of California 3-2 to win the NCAA Division II National Softball Championships at the NCAA World Series in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
September 26, 1983 - Sam Houston State joins with Nicholls State, Northwestern State, Southeastern Louisiana, Southwest Texas State, and Stephen F. Austin to form the Gulf Star Conference. Competition in the new league begins during the 1984-85 school year.
December 7, 1985 - Coming from two games down to win 15-9 in the fifth game, Sam Houston State women's volleyball team defeats Mississippi University for Women to advance to the NCAA Division II Volleyball National Final Four for the second year in a row.
March 7, 1986 - The Bearkats earn an NCAA Division II National Basketball Championships playoff berth, falling to Delta State 61-59 in the first round of the regionals in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
September 13, 1986 - Bearkat Stadium (renamed Bowers Stadium to honor former Sam Houston State President Elliott T. Bowers in 1990) is opened with a 23-6 victory over Montana State. The 14,000-seat complex is one of the finest in NCAA Division I-AA football.
April 24, 1987 - Sam Houston State completes its move up to the NCAA Division I level (NCAA Division I-AA in football) as the University moves with four other Gulf Star members (Nicholls, Northwestern State, Southwest Texas, and Stephen F. Austin) into the Southland Conference.
May 22, 1993 - The Sam Houston State softball team defeats University of Illinois-Chicago to win the National Invitational Championship softball tournament in McComb, IL.
Nov. 20, 1993 - Sam Houston State defeats Stephen F. Austin in four games to win the Southland Conference post-season tournament and advance to the NCAA Division I volleyball championships, the Bearkats' first appearance in an NCAA Division I national women's championship event.
Oct. 24, 1994 - A crowd of 16,148 (the largest crowd ever to witness a sports event in Huntsville) watches along with an ABC regional television audience as Sam Houston State defeats 14th-ranked Alcorn State (and their NFL-bound quarterback Steve McNair) at Bowers Stadium.
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 May 23, 1996 - The Sam Houston State baseball team, making its third NCAA Division I Regional playoff appearance, upsets the number two ranked team in the nation, the Miami Hurricanes, 5-4, in Austin for the highest ranked NCAA Division I victory by any Bearkat team.
December 1, 2001 - Alex St. Peter kicks a 20-yard field goal with no time remaining to give Sam Houston State its first NCAA Division I-AA national playoff victory, a 34-31 win over Northern Arizona at Bowers Stadium. The Bearkats went 10-3 to win the Southland football title, reached the quarterfinals of the playoffs, and earned SHSU's highest final national ranking ever (seventh).
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 March 14, 2003 - After winning their second Southland Conference men's basketball regular season championship in four years, the Bearkats defeat Stephen F. Austin in overtime 69-66 to earn Sam Houston its first NCAA Division I basketball playoff berth. The largest crowd ever to see a Sam Houston State game in Johnson Coliseum (5,169) plus a national ESPN2 cable television audience watch. The Bearkats lost in the first round to Florida one week later.
May 19, 2003 - Bearkat sprinters Chris Stewart, Adam Wooten, and Courtney Boston finish first, second, and third in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes and set a school record in the 4x100 relay as Sam Houston State produces its highest Southland Conference point total ever and sents a record number of athletes to the NCAA Regional meet.
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April 24, 2004 - Led by Raman Saran, who wins the individual medalist title with a 227 total, Sam Houston State earns its first Southland Conference women's golf championship at the annual league tournament held in Pelican Point, LA. The Bearkat women edge Texas State-San Marcos by one stroke, 937 to 938.
Nov. 20, 2004 - Sam Houston State defeats Texas State-San Marcos 27-9 to clinch its second Southland Conference football championship in four years. The Bearkats end the 2004 season ranked fourth nationally, Sam Houston State's highest final NCAA Division I-AA national ranking ever. Following the season, Ron Randleman retires as football coach after winning 132 games in 23 seasons with the Bearkats.
Dec. 5, 2004 - Down 20 points with 14 minutes to play, Dustin Long leads a Bearkat rally that ends with the winning touchdown and PAT on the final play of the game as Sam Houston defeats Eastern Washington 35-34 in the NCAA quarterfinals on ESPN2 national television. The victory puts the Kats in the NCAA Division I-AA national semifinals against Montana.
May 15, 2005 -- Sam Houston State wins both the Southland Conference men's and women's outdoor track and field championships as the Bearkats host the meet at the Bowers Stadium and Meredith York track complex. The Bearkat men score 188 points while the women post 172.5 points.
May 21, 2005 -- With league championships in football and both men's and women's outdoor track and field and runner-up finishes in two other sports, Sam Houston State wins its first Southland Conference Commissioner's Cup trophy. The coveted award is given to the top athletic program in the Southland Conference each year.
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Nov. 14, 2005 - Sam Houston State upsets Big 12 Conference powerhouse Missouri 80-77 in the Bearkats' first NCAA Division I Preseason NIT appearance. The victory pits SHSU against Drexel in the Preseason NIT quarterfinals on ESPN2 national TV. Four months later, the Bearkat basketball team again appears on ESPN2 national TV in the finals of the Southland Conference post-season tournament
 May 15 , 2006 - For the second year in a row, Sam Houston wins both the men's and women's outdoor track and field championships. The victories, this year in Arlington, clinch the Southland Conference Commissioner's Cup All-Sports trophy for a second consecutive year.
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Sept. 30 , 2006 - The University of Texas Longhorns, winners of the Rose Bowl and the 2005 national championship, play host to Sam Houston at Memorial Stadium in Austin. A crowd of 88,913 see the game, the largest audience ever for a Sam Houston State sporting event.
October 28, 2006 - The Ron Randleman Strength and Fitness Center is dedicated. The 11,000- square foot center was made possible by a gift from Houston businessman Ron Mafrige and is part of more than $9 million of athletic facility improvements that also include Don Sanders Stadium (baseball), Bearkat Softball Complex, Ron Mafrige Field House and the Michael McIver Golf Training Center at Raven's Nest Golf Course.
Feb. 17 , 2007 - The Bearkats win the 2007 Southland Conference Women's Indoor Track and Field championships with a school record point total for SHSU track and field's fifth championship in three years.
May 12, 2007 - Softball shuts out Texas State 1-0 to win the Southland Conference post-season tournament and it Sam Houston its first NCAA Division I softball national tournament appearance
May 16, 2007 - Sam Houston becomes the first Southland Conference university to earn the Southland Commissioner's Cup All-Sports Trophy three years in a row
June 3, 2007 - The Kat baseball team rallies for a 12-11 11-inning victory over Southern Mississippi at Oxford, MS, to reach the finals of the NCAA Regional baseball tournament against host Ole Miss
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May 18, 2008 - The Sam Houston women's track and field team completes a sweep of both the Southland indoor and outdoor championships.
May 25, 2008 - For the second year in a row, Sam Houston sweeps undefeated through the Southland Conference baseball tournament to earn a second consecutive NCAA Regional berth
May 23, 2009 - Baseball sets a Southland Conference record with 12 consecutive post-season tournament wins to again sweep to a third straight NCAA regional appearanc
 March 13, 2010 - Sam Houston defeats Stephen F. Austin 64-48 on ESPN2 national cable TV to win the Southland Conference men's basketball post season tournament championship. The Bearkats rolled up a 25-8 record during the 2010 season to win their third Southland regular season title. SHSU advanced to the NCAA Division I men's basketball "Big Dance" for the second time, nearly upsetting Baylor in the first round. The Bears from Waco went on to advance to the Elite Eight.
 October 23, 2010 - Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin play before the largest crowd ever to witness a Southland Conference football game as more than 24,000 fans fill the lower bowl at Reliant Stadium for the annual "Battle of the Piney Woods." The crowd is the eighth largest ever to see the Bearkats play an athletic event.
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Sam Houston State National Championships
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BASEBALL
1963 - NAIA World Series champions
BASKETBALL MEN
1973 - AP Small College Poll #1 Ranking
FOOTBALL
1964 - NAIA National Co-champions
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GOLF (MEN)
1978 - NAIA National Champions
1979 - NAIA National Champions
1980 - NAIA National Champions
1981 - NAIA National Champions
SOFTBALL
1981 - NAIA National Champions
1982 - NCAA Div. II National Champions
1993 - National Invitational Tournament Champions
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Sam Houston Conference Championships
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BASEBALL
1953 - Lone Star Conference
1954 - Lone Star Conference
1981 - Lone Star Conference
1982 - Lone Star Conference
1985 - Gulf Star Conference
1986 - Gulf Star Conference
1987 - Gulf Star Conference
1989 - Southland Conference
1996 - SLC Post Season Tournament
2007 - SLC Post Season Tournament
2008 - SLC Post Season Tournament
2009 - SLC Post Season Tournament
BASKETBALL (MEN)
1925 - Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Asso.
1934 - Lone Star Conference
1937 - Lone Star Conference
1948 - Lone Star Conference
1964 - Lone Star Conference
1971 - Lone Star Conference
1973 - Lone Star Conference
1975 - Lone Star Conference
1981 - Lone Star Conference
1986 - Gulf Star Conference
2000 - Southland Conference
2003 - Southland Conference
2003 - SLC Post Season Tournament
2010 - Southland Conference
2010 - SLC Post Season Tournament
FOOTBALL
1930 - Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Asso.
1955 - Lone Star Conference
1956 - Lone Star Conference
1961 - Lone Star Conference
1964 - Lone Star Conference
1985 - Gulf Star Conference
1986 - Gulf Star Conference
1991 - Southland Conference
2001 - Southland Conference
2004 - Southland Conference
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GOLF (MEN)
1976 - Lone Star Conference
1977 - Lone Star Conference
1978 - Lone Star Conference
1980 - Lone Star Conference
1981 - Lone Star Conference
1986 - Gulf Star Conference
1987 - Gulf Star Conference
1990 - Southland Conference
1994 - Southland Conference
GOLF (WOMEN)
2004 - Southland Conference
2007 - Southland Conference
SOFTBALL
1988 - Southland Conference
1990 - Southland Conference
1993 - Southland Conference
2007 - SLC Post Season Tournament
VOLLEYBALL
1984 - Gulf Star Conference
1985 - Gulf Star Conference
1993 - Southland Conference
1993 - SLC Post Season Tournament
1994 - Southland Conference
1996 - SLC Post Season Tournament
WOMEN'S TENNIS
1983 - Lone Star Conference
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
2005 - Southland Conference (Outdoors)
2006 - Southland Conference (Outdoors)
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
2005 - Southland Conference (Outdoors)
2006 - Southland Conference (Outdoors)
2007 - Southland Conference (Indoors)
2008 - Southland Conference (Indoors)
2008 - Southland Conference (Outdoors)
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National Tournament Appearances
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BASEBALL
1960 - NAIA World Series (4th)
1961 - NAIA World Series (5th)
1962 - NAIA World Series (6th)
1963 - NAIA World Series (1st)
1964 - NAIA World Series (4th)
1965 - NAIA World Series (4th)
1972 - NAIA World Series (3rd)
1974 - NAIA World Series (2nd)
1975 - NAIA World Series (2nd)
1984 - NCAA Div. II Regionals (5th)
1985 - NCAA Div. II Regionals (3rd)
1986 - NCAA Div. II Regionals (3rd)
1987 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (3rd)
1989 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (4th)
1996 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (3rd)
2007 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (2nd)
2008 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (4th)
2009 - NCAA Div. I Regionals (4th)
BASKETBALL (MEN)
1973 - NAIA National Tournament (2R)
1986 - NCAA Division II Regionals (1R)
2003 - NCAA Division I Tournament (1R)
2010 - NCAA Division I Tournament (1R)
FOOTBALL
1964 - NAIA National Playoffs (Finals)
1986 - NCAA I-AA National Playoffs (1R)
1991 - NCAA I-AA National Playoffs (1R)
2001 - NCAA I-AA National Playoffs (QF)
2004 - NCAA I-AA National Playoffs (SF)
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GOLF (MEN)
1977 - NAIA National Tournament (2nd)
1978 - NAIA National Tournament (1st)
1979 - NAIA National Tournament (1st)
1980 - NAIA National Tournament (1st)
1981 - NAIA National Tournament (1st)
1982 - NAIA National Tournament (4th)
1984 - NCAA Div. II Tournament (7th)
1985 - NCAA Div. II Tournament (5th)
1986 - NCAA Div. II Tournament (5th)
SOFTBALL
1981 - NAIA World Series (1st)
1982 - NCAA Div. II World Series (1st)
1983 - NCAA Div. II World Series (2nd)
1984 - NCAA Div. II World Series (6th)
1989 - National Invitational Tournament (8th)
1993 - National Invitational Tournament (1st)
2007 - NCAA Div. I Regional (3rd)
TRACK & FIELD (MEN)
2003 - NCAA Division I Regionals (13th)
2004 - NCAA Division I Regionals (20th)
VOLLEYBALL
1984 - NCAA Div. II Tournament (Final Four)
1985 - NCAA Div. II Tournament (Final Four)
1993 - NCAA Div. I Tournament (1R)
1996 - NCAA Div. I Tournament (1R)
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Southland Conference Post Season
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BASEBALL
1996 - SLC Tournament Champions
2007 - SLC Tournament Champions
2008 - SLC Tournament Champions
VOLLEYBALL
1993 - SLC Tournament Champions
1996 - SLC Tournament Champions
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
2003 - SLC Tournament Champions
2010 - SLC Tournament Champions
SOFTBALL
1988 - SLC Tournament Champions
2007 - SLC Tournament Champions
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SAM HOUSTON STATE ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
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BASKETBALL
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NCAA DIVISION I ALL-AMERICA
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Donald Cole
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2003 Honorable Mention
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Joe Thompson
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2005 Honorable Mention
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BASEBALL
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NAIA ALL-AMERICAN
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Alton Arnold, p
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1960 hm, 1961 1t, 1962 hm
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Fred Beene, p
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1963 1t, 1964 1t
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Doyle Campbell, of
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1975 hm
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Jud Chamblee, p
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1981 hm
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Albert Choate, p
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1965 2t
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Floyd Ciruti, of
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1972 1t
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Richard Dyer, p
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1961 hm
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Jimmy Dodd, 2b
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1963 2b, 1965 1t
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John Fox, 1b
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1966 hm
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Carlo Gott, ss
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1963 hm, 1964 1t
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Joe Haney, of
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1960 1t, 1961 1t, 1962 1t, 1963 1t
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Pat Harrop, 3b
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1963 hm
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Hugh Hamilton, p
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1969 1t
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Jackie Heard, 2b
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1974 2b
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Mike Holt, 2b
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1970 2b
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Steve Hume, of
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1981 hm
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Dennis Kainer, p
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1980 hm
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Ralph Katt, of
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1965 hm
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Ronnie Kluch, p
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1964 hm
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Dennis Lindstrand
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1966 hm
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Rick Matula, p
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1975 hm
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Jim Miller, p
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1974 1t
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David Mire, of
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1976 2t
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Guinn Murray, of
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1962 1t
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Roy Norrell, p
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1973 hm
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Nathan Partain, p
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1979 hm
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Jim Pitts, 3b
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1972 hm
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Jerry Register, c
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1964 hm
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John Skeeters, c
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1963 hm, 1965 hm
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Larry Smith, 3b
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1962 hm
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Tommy Wendt 1b
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1977 1t, 1978 1t
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Glenn Wilson, 3b
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1979 2t, 1980 hm
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David Woolley, c
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1974 1t
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Cary Workman, p
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1963 hm
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NCAA ALL-AMERICA DIVISION I
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Kelly Eddlemon
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1999 1t
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Luke Prihoda
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2007 1t
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Bobby Verbick
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2007 1t
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Todd Sebek
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2008 3t
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NCAA ALL-AMERICA DIVISION II
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Richard Johnson, 1B
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1983 3t, 1985 1t
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Bryan McDonald, 2b
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1986 1t
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Terry Pirtle, 3b
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1986 1t
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FOOTBALL
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NCAA FCS ALL-AMERICA
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Lish Adams, lb
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1987
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AP-hm, FN-2
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1988
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AP-hm, FN-1
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Billy Anderson, db
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1987
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AP-hm
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Michael Bankston, dl
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1991
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AP-1, Kodak-1
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SN-1, WC-1
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Bart Bradley, p
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1986
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AP-2
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Chris Brown, de
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2007
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SN-hm
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Johnathon Cooper, wr
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2001
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SN-1, AP-1
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DH-1, WC-1
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Keith Davis, db
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2001
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AFC-1, SN-3
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DH-hm
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Matt Dominguez, wr
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1999
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DH-hm, TL-3
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Paul Donelson, db
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2004
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SN-2
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Ricky Eggleston, te
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1988
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AP-hm, FN-1
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Andre Finley, de
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1988
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AP-hm, FN-1
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Jarrod Fuller, wr
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2004
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AP-hm
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DC-hm
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Lance Garner, k
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2004
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SN-3, DC-hm
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DH-1t
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Floyd George, ol
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1987
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AP-hm, FN-2
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Brandon Hale, ot
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2007
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SN-hm
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Derrick Harris, db, kr
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2007
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AP-2t
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Billy Hayes, k
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1986
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AP-hm
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Keith Heinrich, te
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2001
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SN-1, DH-3
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Stephen Izevbizua, ol
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2004
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SN-2, DC-hm
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Brett Kaiser, ol
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1986
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AP-hm
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Phillip Karasek, ol
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1986
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AP-hm
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Reggie Lewis, qb
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1987
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AP-hm
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Dustin Long, qb
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2004
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SN-2, AP-3
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Chris Louvier, ol
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2004
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SN-2, AP-3
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DH-2
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Dedrick Manigo, lb
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1996
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WC-hm
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Blake Martin, te
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2007
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AP-1, CSN-1
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SN-3
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Jason Mathenia, wr
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2004
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Josh McCown, qb
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2001
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SN-3, DH-hm
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Kevin Pesak, te
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1997
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SN-2
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Byran Richmond, db
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2007
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SN-hm
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Corey Roberts, te
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2005
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AFC-1
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Kelvin Scott, ol
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1986
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AP-hm
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Luther Turner, rb
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1987
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AP-hm
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Murphy Yates, ol
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1991
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NAIA ALL-AMERICA
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Billy Arlen, hb
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1964
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Bobby Baldwin, hb
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1954
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LAA-hm
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Robert Earl Barfield, ol
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1939
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LAA-1
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Cullen Barnett, rb
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1939
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LAA-1
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Stan Blinka, lb
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1976
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LAA-hm
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1978
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Bennie Boles, rb
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1955
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LAA-hm
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Ken Bounds, ol
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1950
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LAA-hm
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Ronnie Carroll, dl
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1971
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NAIA-hm
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Keith Collins, ol
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1964
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NAIA-1
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Doyle Coe, hb
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1929
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LAA-1
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Tommy Davis, e
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1956
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LAA-1
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Frank Fox, dl
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1964
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NAIA-1
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Don Gottlob, qb
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1952
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LAA-1
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Bobby Grisham, hb
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1956
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LAA-2
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Bebub Grubbs, ol
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1942
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LAA-1
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Jimmy Hair, e
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1938
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LAA-1
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Phil Harmening, pk
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1981
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NAIA-2
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Tony January, rb
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1979
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NAIA-hm
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Clay Lowry, wr
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1978
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NAIA-1
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Joe Ed Lynn, rb
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1964
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NAIA-hm
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1965
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AP-hm
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David Martin, lb
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1964
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NAIA-hm
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Ted Minyard, hb
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1964
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NAIA-1
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Don Murray, ol
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1965
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NAIA-hm
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Norman Peterson, ol
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1964
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NAIA-hm
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Cal Peveto, lb
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1981
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NAIA-hm
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Robert Turner, t
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1946
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LAA-hm
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Kurt Walker, t
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1977
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NAIA-hm
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Charles Williams, t
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1949
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LAA-1
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Jack Williams, t
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1937
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LAA-hm
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George Wright, dl
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1968
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NAIA-1
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MEN'S GOLF
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NAIA ALL-AMERICA
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Tom Albright
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1980
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Greg Antunes
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1975
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Jim Bartek
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1975
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Phil Estep
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1981
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Dennis Hobbs
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1977
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Jim Kidd
|
1981
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Kevin Kirk
|
1981
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Bill McEntire
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1976 1978 1979
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Lee Singletary
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1977 1978
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Robert Singletary
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1977 1980
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Tommy Taylor
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1982
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Robert Thompson
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1979
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NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICA
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Jeff Bellnap
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1986
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Mark Dees
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1985
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Jim Kidd
|
1982
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Donnie Massengale
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1985 1986
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Petey Petri
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1986
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Jim Phenicle
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1984 1985
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Tommy Taylor
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1982
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Ed Terasa
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1982
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Daryl Walker
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1986
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Eddie Welch
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1984
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SOFTBALL
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NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICA
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Lisa Busby, c
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1983
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JoAnne Graham, p/utl
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1985, 1986
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Val Greenwall, p
|
1982
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Sandy Mader, ss
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1984, 1986
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Kathy Phillips, p
|
1983
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Renee Southers, of
|
1982
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Beth Smith, of
|
1983
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Carol Sullivan, 3b
|
1982
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Julie Thomas, 2b
|
1986
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Jackie Zapalac, c/utl
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1985
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TRACK AND FIELD
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ALL-AMERICA
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Michael Courtney
|
400m dash
|
2010
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Roshunda Betts
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Javelin
|
2006
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Precious Madison
|
Long jump
|
2001
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Jennie Sewell
|
Pole vault
|
2007
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Adrian Ray
|
110 hurdles
|
2003
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VOLLEYBALL
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ALL-AMERICA NCAA DIVISION II
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Bonnie Beard
|
1985
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Katherine Charles
|
1985
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