VSN Countdown to NCAA 10 Release

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A short clip of 1993 QB Kevin McDougal


The NCAA record holder for career runbacks with nine (3 INT, 3 PR, 3 KR), Allen Rossum

15 to go.

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Only 14 days left!!!!!

#14 WR Don Hutson - Green Bay Packers - (1935-1945)
NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team
NFL 1930s All-Decade Team
2 Joe F. Carr Trophy winner (1941, 1942)
Green Bay Packers all-time leading Touchdown receptions leader with 99
Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
Green Bay Packers #14 Retired
Pro Football Hall of Fame
College Football Hall of Fame

Honable Mention

[Card is from the Original Florida deck of playing cards.]
#14 P/KR/S Bruce Bennett - Florida Gators


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Edgar "Rip" Miller


14 to go.

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Greg Mathews looking to have a big year! Under 2 weeks, 13 days remain!

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Only 13 days left!!!!!

#13 DE Alex Brown - Florida Gators - (1998-2001)
2x All American
Currently playing for the Chicago Bears


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The Ladies of Summer!!!!!

....relaxing before heading to the Swamp!

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Brashton Satele

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Tom Carter


13 to go.

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The Past

Nick Rolovich (Currently QB coach for UH)



The Present

Greg Alexander

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Past Great!


Present Great!

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Only 12 days left!!!!!

#12 QB Doug Williams - Grambling State - [1974-1977]
Just five games into his freshman year, Doug Williams became the starting quarterback for Grambling. He led the Tigers to an 11-1 record and the first of three Southwestern Athletic Conference championships during his four seasons as a starter. The Tigers had a 35-5 record overall. In 1977, he led the nation in touchdown passes, 38, and passing yards, 3,286. His longest touchdown pass plays were 94 yards against Temple, 91 against Alcorn State, and 85 against Prairie View. He was named All-America quarterback by the Associated Press and was fourth in the Heisman Trophy voting. Williams was named the Black College Player of the Year twice. His career totals were NCAA records in passing yards, 8,411, total offense yards, 8,354, and touchdown passes, 93. On December 4, 1977, he led Grambling to a 35-32 victory over Temple in a game at Tokyo, Japan. Williams attended Chaneyville High School in Zachary, Louisiana. In 1978, he played with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as their first round draft choice. He then moved on to Oklahoma Outlaws in the USFL before returning to the NFL with the Washington Redskins. He was named Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl XXII on January 30, 1988 as he led the Redskins to victory. In 1997, Williams returned to Grambling as head football coach, succeeding the legendary Eddie Robinson. His team went 10-2 in 2000, 11-1 in 2001, and won the championship of the Southwestern Athletic Conference both years.
College Football Hall of Fame
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Personnel Executive - (2004-present)


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Dane Sanzenbacher - WR - The Ohio State University.

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Robert Blanton


Ricky Watters


12 to go.

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12 more days to go!

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Michael Robinson, Penn State QB, 2002-2005