Alabama High School Football All State Team The Alabama Sports Writers Association has selected a High School Football All-State team each December since 1982. Dec. 27. TONY SCHEFFLER, WR/TE, CHELSEA (1998-2000): An all-state wide receiver in 2000, Scheffler set school records with 67 receptions for 1,340 yards and 16 touchdowns. ROBERT JACKSON, RB, ALLENDALE (1973-1976): Jackson put up some gaudy numbers during his senior season in 1976, when he scored 217 points in nine games, an average of four touchdowns per game. But the Indians had their 19-game winning streak snapped at home againstNo. MARVIN WRIGHT, QB/DB, SAGINAW ARTHUR HILL (1990-1992): Arthur Hill was one of the premier teams in the state in the early 1990s, led by the dangerous Wright at quarterback. His junior year in high school, Kinder ran the ball 27 times for 150 yards and scored a touchdown in East Lansings Division 2 state title game victory over Brother Rice. Missouri. Player : School: State: C: Dale Murphy : Forest View: IN: INF: . Kubu would return to coach 22 seasons at Manasquan, winning 196 games an .820 win percentage as well as 10 state sectional championships and15 division titles and having six undefeated seasons. In the 2005 all-star game, he scored two defensive touchdowns. He was named the UPI High School Player of the Year for Michigan in 1967 and went on to play defensive tackle at Michigan State University. He transferred to John Glenn High School in 1964 and during this transition period, Don was responsible for the athletic programs of both high schools and also the five Junior high programs. "Train will always be the Godfather of cornerbacks," Hall of Fame defensive back Lem Barney said. 1916. 2010 South Panola High School PVIL alumni Lester Hayes (13) and Emmitt Thomas (12) sit tied for second and third in the single-season picks rankings. Thats how good the Prairie View Interscholastic League was. But their senior season began under a cloud. TODD LYGHT, WR/DB,POWERS CATHOLIC (1985-1986): Lyght earned all-state and all-American honors his senior season. DE: Tuli Tuipulotu, USC The nation's leader in tackles for loss among Power 5 players, Tuipulotu leads all of college football with 12.5 sacks. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these, Chuck Ealey Deserves to be in the College Football Hall of Fame, When theKansas City Chiefs were Pro Football's Champions of Change, How Florida A&M Coach Jake Gaither Helped Save Bob Hayes' NFL Career, NASCAR drivers might need to adjust strategy after early-season surprise winners. Six PVIL stars went on to become Pro Football Hall of Famers, including "Mean" Joe Greeneand Ken Houston. 43. DAVE BLACKMER, PK, FARMINGTON HARRISON (1981-1982): Blackmer was one of the most successful high school kickers in state history. the official baseball of Minor League Baseball and the NCAA, and an approved baseball, basketball, football and softball of the National High School Federation. Junior Colson. 1965 Parade All-America High School Football Team (3rd Annual) "He was as large as some linemen of his era. He went on to Michigan State University, where he was the first African-American football player. He went on to play running back at the University of Michigan. In 1999,Sports Illustrated named him the seventh greatest sports figure from the state of Michigan. PETE CHRYPLEWICZ, TE, UTICA STEVENSON (1989-1991): A dominating presence at tight end as a blocker and as a receiver, Chryplewicz was the No.1-ranked recruit following the 1991 season. He went on to play at University of Notre Dame and later for the Detroit Lions in the NFL. In 13 NFL seasons, Lane made seven Pro Bowls and seven All-Pro teams and twice led the league in interceptions. The man dropped the worst slur in the English language but still felt obliged to give the players from Conroe credit. After having a streak of five straight NJSIAA sectional crowns (1960-64) snapped a season earlier, the Green Dragons came back with a perfect season to grab a share of the Central Jersey Group III title, tied in points at seasons end with South River and North Plainfield even though North Jersey newspapers had Brick ranked No. Quarterback Dan Cole and flanker Dan Mancuso were key contributors on offense as well. In 2009, he set the single-single passing yardage mark with 4,433 yards. And while North Jersey observers thought that East Orange was the top team in the state in days before the NJSIAA playoffs, everyone in South Jersey was sure the Indians were No. 28. In 1977, he scored 206 points, and in 1978 he scored 212 points, as he led Forest Park to back-to-back state final appearances. 45. 58. All-America Team CSCAA Click here to learn more about & register for the 2023 CSCAA Annual Meetings & Convention. Henson played in college at University of Michigan and then played pro football with the Dallas Cowboys and pro baseball with the New York Yankees. Five years after the Orange and Blacks last perfect season, coach Kleva unveiled a wishbone offense, and the Lions went on to score a school-record 248 points. CALVIN ONEAL, LB, SAGINAW (1969-1971): A two-time all-state linebacker, ONeal averaged 14 tackles per game his senior year and wasMVP of the Saginaw Valley League. 40. DREW STANTON, QB, FARMINGTONHARRISON (2000-2001): Stanton led Harrison to back-to-back 14-0 seasons and two state titles during his two years at the helm. Abdella's fourth-quarter heroics in a 20-13 win over Long Branch secured the division title, as he scored two touchdowns in a five-minute stretch, including the game-winner with 40 seconds to play. Change season? Those teams featured greats like Santana Moss, Stanford Samuels, Robert Sanford, Octavis Jackson, Bradley Jennings and Moses Washington. Led by head coach Bob Ladicer, the Spartans didn't loose for over 12 years. DAVE VON BEHREN, QB, FRANKENMUTH (1973-1975):In the early 1970s, before the era of teams throwing the ball all over the field, Von Behren piloted a Frankenmuth offense that was ahead of its time. At 61 and215 pounds, Ballpossessed breakaway speed and was a high school all-American along with being an all-state back for Ypsilanti. The two combined on a 38-yard touchdown pass for the only points in the 1980 Class A state title game, where Brother Rice defeated Dearborn Fordson 6-0. GABE DEAN, QB, LOWELL (2009-2011): Dean played the quarterback position with a punishing style. Most sports fans have heard of the infamous 151 game winning streak by De La Salle High School in Concord, California. He earned all-state honors and was selected the state Player of the Year in 1971. CLASS-YEAR-POSITION-PLAYER-SCHOOL. 4 overall recruit in the nation by Rivals.com. 87. End Bob Bittenbinder was an All-State selection, with players including Dennis Toddings, Everett Canning and Ted Sarossy anchoring the lines. NICK HILL, RB, CHELSEA (2006-2009): Hill was dynamite in a small package. Ellsworth scored a state-record 32 touchdowns in 2004, kicked 57 PATs, scored on a pair of two-point conversions, and kicked two field goals. He finished the 2011 season with 4,002 yards passing, the second-highest total in state history. MARK DELL, WR, FARMINGTONHARRISON (2004-2006): Dell was a winner who could dominate games from his wide receiver position. He played in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions. He went on to start at Michigan State Universityas a freshman and is still in the top 10 in many Spartan passing categories. Simms was considered a bit of a character. Playing at tiny Whittemore-Prescott,he scored 97 career touchdowns and is fourth in all-time points scored with 632. He broke numerous receiving records at Michigan State Universitybefore a 12-year NFL career that included helping the Green Bay Packers win the 1997 Super Bowl. During his junior year, Duckett totaled 140 tackles and three sacks while accounting for 2,080 total yards and 20 touchdowns. MILLCOLEMAN, QB, ALBION/FARMINGTONHARRISON (1986-1989): There was a reason Coleman was called The Thrill, and high school football fans will never forget the electricity thathe generated. BRIAN PRUITT, RB, SAGINAW ARTHUR HILL (1988-1990): Pruitt was a three-year, two-way starter who played defensive end and fullback. RELATED:A golden era for Shore Conference football, It can be difficult for smaller schools to get the recognition they deserve, but coach Dave Wachters Blue Devils had a great season in 1963, finishing withthe best record in the Shore Conference that season. 15. Dec. 26. A dominating offensive lineman,he went on to star at the University of Michigan and then in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles. TIM SHAW, RB, CLARENCEVILLE (1998-2001): An underrated football player, Shaw is second in career points scored by aMichigan high school player with 786 and is one of only two playersto score over 700 career points. Thanks to a 26-13 victory over Trenton Catholic, they were named the South Jersey Non-Public A champions. The members consisted of Massillon, Canton McKinley, Warren Harding, Niles, Steubenville and Alliance. Backs Tony Snookie'' D'Esposito, Andy Garrity and Bill Meyers were part of the potent offense, while George Bo'' Stephenson and Dorian Parreott helped anchor the defense. All rights reserved. Alphonse Dotson, the first small-college player named to a major All-America team in 1964, his senior year at Grambling State. RON JOHNSON, WR, MUSKEGON (2003-2006): RoJo was a big-play receiver wholedhis teamto perfect 14-0 seasons and state titles in both 2004 and in 2006. MIKE MCFADDEN, DL,HERITAGE (2000-2001): McFadden was a defensive standout who earned all-state honors both as a junior and as a senior. During its 17-year span it produced the following results: 1963 Niles state champion; Massillon 2nd place 1964 Massillon state champion; Canton McKinley 2nd place 1965 Massillon state champion; Warren Harding 5th place; Steubenville 8th place 1966 Niles 2nd place; Steubenville 4th place 1967 Massillon 2nd place; Steubenville 4th place 1968 Canton McKinley 3rd place; Niles 7th place; Steubenville 8th placed 1969 Canton McKinley 4th place 1970 Massillon state champion; Canton McKinley 3rd place 1971 Warren Harding state champion; Massillon 6th place 1972 Massillon A.P. Dec. 31. DAN BASS, LB, BATH (1974-1975): Bass was a tackling machine andearned all-state honors in 1976. After receiving his degree in Education from Pittsburg State, Chuck continued playing football with the semi-pro Melvindale . Tyson finished his career with 6,605 yards, which includes the2,659 yards he gained in 1994. ERIC BALL, RB, YPSILANTI (1982-1984): Ball was a rare combination of size and speed at running back. Pekin State Champions. LAMARR WOODLEY, LB, SAGINAW (1999-2002): Woodley had the rare ability to dominate a football game from the defensive side of the ball and was part ofthe renaissance of Saginaw High Schoolfootball in the late 1990s and early 2000s. In the 1998 Division 2 state title game against Hudsonville, he hauled in six passes for 146 yards and a pair of touchdowns and also added an interception. Klein, Sapp and Unutoa were first team all-state selections, while Ross, Littleton, and Thomas were all-state underclass material. Granata rushed for 5,655 yards during his career and finished with 553 career points. Newspapers.com makes these newspapers available for the purpose of historical research, and is not responsible for the content of any newspapers archived at our site. Oosterbaan became a successful football coach, who guided the University of Michigan to the 1948 national championship. Simpsons Silverdome rushingrecord. J.T. Seven players, including 1960 Heisman Trophy winner Joe Bellino of Navy, and College and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees Mike Ditka of Pitt and Bob Lilly of TCU, were unanimously named first-team All-Americans by all six official selectors. If Lane didnt hit a receiver after he didnt make the catch, that was probably because Lane made the catch himself. He totaled over 1,600 all-purpose yards in 2006, as he caught 26 passes for 700 yards (26.9 yards/reception) and seven touchdowns. Dec. 22. Newspapers.com makes these newspapers available for the purpose of historical research, and is not responsible for the content of any newspapers archived at our site. It was part of the Parade All-American series that originated with boys basketball before branching to other sports. 37. Along with hitting legendary, tape-measure home runs, Henson was one of the top prep quarterbacks in the nation. What Shore team has won the most state championships? Leading the senior backfield was Eric Swenson, an All-State selection who led the Shore in scoring; Art Cotgreave; and George Tauser, who were joined by junior quarterback Merv Eastwick. Cummings finished his career with 85 touchdowns and helped to lead the Redskins to the 1995 state title before continuing his career at the University of Michigan. He finished his career with 5,544 yards and totaled 552 points. A dominating linebacker and fullback in high school, Bettis led Mackenzie to the West Division title in the Detroit PSL and to a state playoff berth. Bass went on to play in the Canadian Football League,where he was a six-time CFL all-star and a member of the 1987 Grey Cup champion team. Focus on Sport/Getty Images CB Deion Sanders . They also hammered Red Bank, 38-0, and Red Bank Catholic, 55-0,finishingranked No. Greg Willard Spirit Award; NCAA Season Awards. After college, Morrall had a 21-year NFL career that included winning the1968 NFL MVP award and beingpart of three Super Bowl champion teams. 1st place; playoff 3rd place 1974 Warren Harding playoff state champion 1977 Canton McKinley playoff state runner-up 1979 Massillon playoff 3rd place, Click here for a comprehensive history of the All-American Conference. TOM DEVINE, OE/LB,LUMEN CHRISTI CATHOLIC (1968-1969): The Titans have produceda number ofstate champions over the years, but Devine is without a doubt the finest Titan of all time. 1team in the state. He went on to be a two-time all-Mid American Conference tight end at Western Michigan Universityand was a John Mackey Award finalist before moving on to the NFL with the Denver Broncos and theDetroit Lions. Running back Doug Diecke and quarterback Vic Kubu, both juniors, were dubbed the Touchdown Twins, as the Warriors rolled to victories over Group IV schools like Asbury Park, Long Branch, Freehold and Middletown. He graduated from UP in 1964 and shortly thereafter, enlisted in the Air Force during the United States' engagement in the Vietnam War. He then went on to play defensive back at Michigan State University. After Manasquan took the early lead, on the first play of the second quarter the center came out on the end of the line and side-armed a pass to Davis, who raced 64 yards for a touchdown. Past members of the MaxPreps High School Football All-America Team include Keenan Allen (2009), Donovan Edwards (2020), Myles Garrett (2013), Stefon Diggs (2011), Derrick Henry (2012), Travis Hunter (2021), Derwin James (2014), Julio Jones (2007), Micah Parsons (2017 . Romulus experienced its finest season that year, when it went 10-1 and reached the Class BB regional final, where it dropped a 41-40 thriller to DeWitt. Pete Jelovic, Lake Catholic, Class of 1993 - Jelovic stepped in for injured quarterback Rick Trefzger (another worthy candidate) and led Lake. A two-time all-state player and two-time winner of the Bay City Times Golden Helmet Award, Koscielniak capped his career by rushing for 529 yards against Pellston in his final game. He also held the record for longest field goal for 13 yearsafter a 55-yard effort in 1981 vs. Farmington. He was at his best in the 1974 season, when he passed for 2,589 yards in nine games. Your California Privacy Rights/Privacy Policy. RANDY KINDER, RB, EAST LANSING (1990-1992): Kinder combined good power with outstanding speed and was one of the top high school running backs in the country in 1992. KEITH BARTYNSKI, RB, NOUVEL CATHOLIC CENTRAL (1995-1997): Bartynski was one of the most successful running backs in Michigan high school history. He finished his career with 604 total points and scored 250 points in 2009. He rushed for 2,697 yards in 2006, as he helped lead Madison to the Division 5 state final before moving on to the University of Michigan. High School All-American football teams have been around for 74 years, starting with the Wigwam Wiseman All-America team chosen by John "Mose" Simms in 1947. Missouri. Goro . AP Player of the Year Award; John R. Wooden Award; Naismith Men's College Player of the Year Award; Final Four Most Outstanding Player; NCAA Season Honors. Prior to 1982 the following Newspapers and Agencies selected All-State Teams since 1916 when the first All-State team was chosen by the Birmingham News. He set a state finals record with five touchdowns, as he ran for 138 yards and passed for 251 in the title game. "If you found anything about us in the papers, it was just the championship game or the major scores," said Luther Booker, coach of Houstons Yates High School, in author Michael Hurds history of the PVIL. He also was agile and very fast. State Records Baseball State Records Boys Basketball State Records Girls Basketball State Records News Sports Life Opinion Business USA TODAY Best of the Best Obituaries eNewspaper In 2006, he totaled 227 points, as he scored 26 touchdowns, kicked four field goals, added 47 PATs, and scored on six two-point conversions. He totaled 98 tackles as a junior and 117 tackles as a senior before headingto Grand Valley State University, where set a number of school records. He wasthe No. Dave Bloom; Bobby The Flea Hermanni, who averaged 7.8 yards-per-carry and returned four kicks for scores; Cliff Katzin; and Rip Scherer led the attack that season, running behind the blocking of Pete Bush, Bob Currie, Bob Pedone and Jay Liquori. "He saw him play. In 1979, he passed for a then Flint-area record 1,926 yards and 26 touchdowns in thetime before spread offenses. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 1964. Their season included an 89-0 win over Jackson (Tenn.) High. The 1964 team was the last undefeated team with Alcindor, who was a two-time Parade All-American. But when it comes to Nashville's 50 greatest high school football players of all-time, named by The Tennessean, that is not the case. Joe Washington (24), from Lincoln High School in Port Arthur, Texas, drove Oklahoma to three Big-8 titles and twice finished in the top-five in voting for the Heisman Trophy. 19. Taylor played at University of Michigan and later in the NFL with Carolina and Detroit. He won a USFL championship with the Michigan Panthers in 1983 and later played six seasons for the Buffalo Bills of the NFL, with whom he played in two Super Bowls. Page 104. Here's a roundup of more than 50 players PARADE named, from current stars like Tim Tebow and Reggie Bush, to enduring fan favorites like Dan Marino and John Elway. OK 1 in New Jersey. He is second in career receiving yards with 3,666 and third in career touchdownreceptions with 42. Oklahomas Barry Switzer won his recruitment. He was a five-time Pro Bowl player, who finished his career with 35 interceptions. Free shipping for many products! Grandelius went on to Michigan State University,where he earned all-American honors as a senior, when he rushed for 1,023 yards. JASON FRACASSA, QB, UTICA STEVENSON (2006-2009): The all-time passing king in Michigan high school football, Fracassa amassednumbers that will be hard to top. The Class C champions closed out the campaign with a 56-13 win over Jackson on Thanksgiving Day, coming on the heels of a 69-0 win over Lawrence. . Boles played in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys. Wheatley finished his career with 70 career touchdowns and 484 points and went on to success at the University of Michigan and with the NFLs Los Angeles Raiders. Pine Bluff High School to the NFL: Jackie Harris . Back Dave Bloom finished his career with more than 2,000 yards rushing and 32 touchdowns over three seasons, including 862 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior. The All-State halfback scored 91 points as a senior, giving him a then-Shore Conference record 313 points for his career. "I went to one game, they were playing for the championship, and Joe scored about 30 points.". Schweigert defeated Charles Rogers in the 100-meter dash in the Division 1 track & field finalsin a time of 10.45 seconds. All rights reserved. CHARLES ROGERS, WR, SAGINAW(1997-1999): While his NFL career left much to be desired, and his potential may not have been reached in college at Michigan State University, there is no denying that Rogers was arguably the most dangerous wide receiver in the history of Michiganhigh school football. TONY DUNGY, QB, JACKSON PARKSIDE (1971-1973): Although he is better known as the Super Bowl winning coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Dungy was an outstanding high school athlete. Anderson High School dominated the league in the mid-1940s. BRENT CUMMINGS, RB, BELDING (1995-1998): Few offenses were as explosive as Beldings wing-T offense in the 1990s. Morrall was a nationally-recruited quarterback. Twenty-six players were selected to the first team by the 130 Football Bowl Subdivision head coaches and sports information directors. Try 7 Days Free to get access to 837 million+ pages, 1963 Parade All-America High School Football Team (1st Annual), Search the Largest Online Newspaper Archive. 7. He went on to play at University of Notre Dame, where he was a tri-captain on the 1977 National Championship team, and he graced the cover of Sports Illustrated after Notre Dames win over University of Texas in the Cotton Bowl. The list was compiled by a committee of 24 who voted first. The following chart identifies the NCAA-recognized consensus All-Americans and displays which first-team designations they received. 63. The team that standouts over the others, is the 2001 version of the Spartans. After a couple of decades coaching in the same league in whichLane perfected his necktie tackles and in whichDickeys ambidextrous passing left fans jaws dropped to the floor, Joe Sr. was not an easy football man to impress. Along with helping Ravenna win a pair of state titles, Clark finished his career with the third-highest yardage total in state history with 7,212 yards rushing. BENNIE OOSTERBAAN, DE, MUSKEGON (1921-1924): Arguably the first super prep athlete from the state of Michigan, Oosterbaan was an all-state end in football for the Muskegon Big Reds and was also a basketball and baseball star. Now it's time to begin our latest stroll down Memory Lane: Outscoring opponents by a 265-32 margin, coach William Butch'' Bruno's Blue Bishops finished the season as the No. As a sophomore, he passed for 2,125 yards and 26 touchdowns in leading the Red Arrows to the 2004 Division 2 state title. RJ Young is a national college football writer and analyst for FOX Sports. Pal Eldredge was an honorable mention selection for the Star-Bulletin in 1962. 25. He holds the state record for field goals in a season with 16 and finished fourth for field goals in a career with 27. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 56. 32. ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL HONORS (First Team only) Miles Fox: Quarterback: 1926: Ernie Lewis . He went on to enjoy a productive career at Michigan State Universityand then played in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills. 1964 All-Atlantic Coast Conference football team, 1964 All-Big Eight Conference football team, 1964 All-Big Ten Conference football team, 1964 All-Southwest Conference football team, "Football Writers Association of America All-American Team", American Football Coaches Association: All-America Teams, "Coaches' All-America Includes Berry, Morton", "Tide's Wayne Freeman Wins All-America Honors", "Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American Selections", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=1964_College_Football_All-America_Team&oldid=1095581928, This page was last edited on 29 June 2022, at 05:44. Anderson High School in Austin, Texas, was known for his hard-hitting style, which is on display here in the 1956 NFL Pro Bowl. All-NBA and All-NBA Team Selections by Player; All-Defensive Team Selections by Player; Referee Awards. 1 team. 88. Players and teams so great they took up permanent space in the memories of basketball fans. He completed a state-record 20 passes in a row and threw for five second-quarter touchdowns enroute to a state-record 541 yards and eight touchdowns. His junior year, he was third in the Heisman voting, and he finished fourth as a senior. All-Americans. 73. 77. He led his team to the 1945 state title as a quarterback, and in 1946 he switched to fullback, earned all-state honors, and again led the Tigers to a state title. He was part of two state title teams. End Gary Bronson was a defensive stalwart, while catching four touchdown passes from Sendzik, as Brick went undefeated for the third time in Wolfs nine seasons. 2023 NFL Draft odds: Will Georgia's Stetson Bennett get selected? He went on to be a two-time all-Big 10 linebacker at University of Michigan, where he wasteam captain in 1976. 1964 Boys Summary. MARK INGRAM JR., RB, GRAND BLANC/FLINT SOUTHWESTERN (2005-2007): The 2009 Heisman Trophy winner while attendingthe University of Alabama, Ingram enjoyed a sparkling high school career. Charlie Bell (basketball) James Bell (basketball) Milton Bell Bob Bender Jonathan Bender Benoit Benjamin Corey Benjamin Elmer Bennett Winston Bennett Kent Benson Joe Bergman Joel Berry II Travis Best Len Bias Mike Bibby Chauncey Billups Uwe Blab James Blackmon Jr. James Blackmon Sr. Wayne Blackshear Lance Blanks Mark Blount Trevon Bluiett
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