Syracuse Football All-Century Team
The Syracuse Football All-Century Team features the top 44 football players from the 20th century at Syracuse University. The team features a Heisman Trophy winner, nine members of the College Football Hall of Fame, and seven other members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The All-Century Team includes players from eight different decades. The criteria for selecting the team included all players who significantly impacted Syracuse football with special consideration for those who were either members of the Hall of Fame, were named as All-Americans, or who had played in the NFL. Nominees for the ballot were selected by the prominent figures associated with the Syracuse University football program.[1]
Player | Years Lettered |
Kevin Abrams | 1994-96 |
Joe Alexander | 1916-20 |
Gary Anderson | 1978-81 |
Jim Brown | 1954-56 |
Gary Bugenhagen | 1965-66 |
Robert Burnett | 1987-89 |
James Collins | 1976, 78-80 |
Danny Conley | 1990-94 |
Larry Csonka | 1965-67 |
Donovin Darius | 1994-97 |
Roger Davis | 1957-59 |
Ernest Davis | 1959-61 |
Joseph Ehrmann | 1969-70, 1972 |
John Flannery | 1987-90 |
Robert Fleck | 1951-53 |
Paul Frase | 1984-87 |
Christopher Gedney | 1989-92 |
Marvin Graves | 1990-93 |
Timothy Green | 1982-85 |
Theodore Gregory | 1984-87 |
Victor Hanson | 1924-26 |
Marvin Harrison | 1992-95 |
Marquis (Bill) Horr | 1905-08 |
Kevin Johnson | 1996-98 |
Daryl Johnston | 1985-88 |
Floyd Little | 1964-66 |
John Mackey | 1960-62 |
Donovan McNabb | 1995-98 |
Don McPherson | 1985-87 |
Kevin Mitchell | 1990-93 |
Art Monk | 1976-79 |
Rob Moore | 1987-89 |
Joseph Morris | 1978-81 |
Thomas Myers | 1969-71 |
Patrick O'Neil | 1990-93 |
Markus Paul | 1985-88 |
James Ridlon | 1954-56 |
Jim Ringo | 1950-52 |
Walter Sweeney | 1960-62 |
Arthur Thoms | 1966-68 |
Stanley Walters | 1970-71 |
Craig Wolfley | 1976-79 |
Terrence Wooden | 1986-89 |
Robert Yates | 1958-59 |
References
- "Syracuse University Football All-Century Team Named". Syracuse University Athletics. Retrieved 2018-12-15.
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