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| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1949 4L:’45-48 |
11 | 102 |  |
#62 Ernie Settembre Ht/Wt: 6’0”/246 lbs 1948 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game |
T | Buffalo Bills (AAFC) (Drafted #11/83rd Overall, 1949 Camp or Traded) Baltimore Colts (AAFC) (1949 Camp) Detroit Lions (Drafted #11/102nd, 1949 Camp) |
| 1949 4L:’45-48 |
FA | FA |  |
#71 Mario DeMarco Ht/Wt: 5’11″/220 lbs 1957-Present DeMarco-Becket Memorial Trophy to top |
OG/LB/NT | Detroit Lions (1949) Detroit Lions (1950 Camp) New York Giants (1950) Edmonton Eskimos (1951-52 CFL) Saskatchewan Roughriders (1953-56^ CFL)^DeMarco, along with Roughriders teammates, Mel Becket, Gordon Sturtridge, and Ray Syrnyk, were passengers on Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight 810 with another CFL player, Calvin Jones, of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. All five players were present at the 1956 CFL East–West All-Star game in Vancouver, British Columbia, and were headed back to their respective teams’ home cities. The 5 players were accompanied by 54 other passengers & 3 crew members who all lost their lives in Western Canada’s worst air disaster on Dec. 9, 1956. |
| 1949 4L:’45-48 |
FA | FA |  |
#30 Harry Ghaul^ Ht/Wt: 6’0″/224 lbs 2001 Athlon Sports All-Time ‘Cane Team (as Punter) ^David Harry Ghaul died on Apr. 14, 1972 in his sleep |
FB/P/K/KR | Zuni Athletic Assn. semi-pro team (1941 Eastern FB Conf.) Detroit Lions (1942 Camp) Pittsburgh Steelers (1942 Camp) WWII Military Service (1942-43; Medical Discharge for High Blood Pressure) Camden (NJ) “Pros” semi-pro team (1943) Chicago/Pittsburgh Card-Pitts (NFL) (1944 Camp) Camden (NJ) Blue Devils semi-pro team (1944) Univ. of Miami Hurricanes (1945-48 NCAA Indep.) Bethlehem Bulldogs (1949 AFL IV)^^Miami Herald’s Luther Evans: “Ghaul was the only Miami football player recruited out of a pro football training camp.” A HS-dropout who spent 2 training camps with NFL teams & stints with at least 3 semi-pro teams, along with a year of active military service, Ghaul was recruited to the U by then-NFL Pro (& future-Hurricane Asst. Coach) Walt Kichefski, who played in the Steelers’ 1944 Training Camp with Ghaul. At the ripe old age of 24, Ghaul resumed his “amateur” football career in Coral Gables in 1945 as a WWII-eligible Freshman — with his previous exploits with the pros apparently never mentioned in public until 1972, the year he was admitted to the UM HOF – just weeks before his untimely demise that April at 50 years old. |
| 1949 1L:’48 |
FA | FA |  |
# Art Russo Ht/Wt: 6’2”/235 lbs 1947 Junior Varsity Team at Miami |
T | Wilmington Clippers (1949 AFL IV) |
| 1949 0L |
FA | FA |  |
# Bob Murphy Ht/Wt: 6’2″/235 lbs 1948 Miami JV Team |
T | Paterson Panthers (1949-50 AFL IV) |
| 1949 3L:’46-48 |
FA | FA |  |
#63 Art Saey Ht/Wt: 190 lbs 1975 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
T | Post-grad: Pro Boxer starting in 1949 |
| 1949 4L:’44-45, ’47-48 |
FA | FA |  |
#17 Al Hudson Ht/Wt: 5’11”/163 lbs 1980 Orange Bowl Hall of Fame |
DB/WR | |
| 1949 1L:’48 |
FA | FA |  |
#2_? Elmer K. Smith Ht/Wt: 6’0″/180 lbs 1949 Left University of Miami after Soph Yr. |
HB | Signed MLB contract with Pittsburgh Pirates Played 2 minor-league seasons (1949-50 at Levels D & C) Military Service – Korean War (1951-52) Played with Pittsburg farm-teams (1953 & ’54 at Lev. B); then Miami Beach/Greater Miami Flamingos, FL. Int’l. League (Milwaukee Braves Organization, ’54, Lev. B); and lastly the Knoxville Smokies (’54, Independent Tri-State League, Lev. B) Played SS/3B; B:R, T:R |
| 1949 4L:’46-49 |
FA | FA |  |
#80 Andy Novak Ht/Wt: 1946-50 Varsity Athlete at Miami (WWII-eligible FR.) |
E/P | |
| 1948 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1948 0L |
4 | 24 |  |
# Charley Hoover Ht/Wt: 6’4”/240 lbs 1946 Transferred from Miami back to Vanderbilt (1946-48) |
C | Detroit Lions (Drafted #4 Rd./24th Overall as a Future in 1948 – DNS) Baltimore Colts (AAFC) (FA, 1949 Camp) |
| 1948 3L:’45-47 |
FA | FA |  |
#39 Ernest “Inky” Mazejka Ht/Wt: 183 lbs |
QB/P | Pittsburgh Steelers (1948 Camp) |
| 1948 0L |
FA | FA | |
#56 Ed Houck Ht/Wt: 173 lbs |
E/DE | Pittsburgh Steelers (1948 Camp) |
| 1948 3L:’45-47 |
FA | FA |  |
#62 William “Bulldog” Frantz Ht/Wt: 1945 Little All-American Honorable Mention |
T | |
| 1948 2L:’45,’47 |
FA | FA |  |
#40 Bob Bowman Ht/Wt: |
HB | |
| 1947 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1947 2L:’46-47 |
7 | 51 | |
#58 Tony Yovicsin Ht/Wt: 6’4″/205 lbs 1947 Drafted as a Future, returned to Miami for Sr. Yr. |
E | Philadelphia Eagles (Drafted as Future #7/51, 1947 – DNS) Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC) (FA, 1948 Camp)Also Played Minor-league Basketball for Hamburg [PA] in the Tri-County League |
| 1947 3L:’41,’43,’46 |
8 | 56 |  |
#81 Harvey James Ht/Wt: 203 lbs 1982 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
C/E | Detroit Lions (Drafted) Cleveland Browns (AAFC) (“Several Seasons” in late 1940s; possibly on PS) |
| 1947 3L:’41-42,’46 |
9 | 72 |  |
#19 Bob McDougal Ht/Wt: 6’2″/205 lbs 1946 Returned/Transferred to Miami from Duke 1941-42 at Miami |
FB/LB/S | Green Bay Packers (Drafted, 1947) Pittsburgh Steelers (1948 Camp) Richmond Rebels (1948 AFL IV)Head Coach: College of DuPage^Died on Aug. 10, 2003 (aged 82) in Oconto, WI |
| 1947 1L:’43 |
10 | 85 |  |
#17 Y. Arnold “Tuck” Tucker Ht/Wt: 5’9″/175 lbs 2011 South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame |
QB | Transferred to West Point (at UM in 1943) Chicago Bears (Drafted 10th Rd./85th overall in ’47) Baltimore Colts (AAFC) (1947 Draft “Special Top 2” by Miami Seahawks, reorganized as the Colts)C.O. University of Miami Army ROTC (1971-74) University of Miami Asst. A.D. (1975-76)^Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal, & the Meritorious Service Medal, among other military honors. Tucker died on Jan. 10, 2019 in Miami, FL., five days after reaching his 95th birthday. |
| 1947 1L:’43 |
29 | 274 |  |
# Claude “Red” Harrison Ht/Wt: 5’10″/183 lbs 1948 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game |
HB/FB | New York Giants (Drafted as future in 1947, played 2 more college seasons) |
| 1947 3L:’42-43,’46 |
FA | FA |  |
#63 Morris “Chuck” Klein Ht/Wt: 1974 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
T/G | Military Service (1944-45; at UM 1941-43, ’46) Cleveland Browns (AAFC) (1946 Offer – DNS) |
| 1947 3L:’41-42,’46 |
FA | FA | |
#30 Eddie Ruzomberka Ht/Wt: 6’1″/200 lbs Died on Apr. 19, 2015 (age 93) in Millvale, PA |
QB/HB | Pittsburgh Steelers (1947 Camp) Long Island Indians (1947 AFL VI)Military Service: US Navy (WWII & Korea) |
| 1947 1L:’46 |
FA | FA | |
#41 Dave “Lil’ Davey” Eldredge Ht/Wt: 160 lbs 1946 Blue-Gray Game |
HB/TB | Military Service including Football at Maxwell Field (1943-45) |
| 1947 2L:’43,’46 |
FA | FA | |
# Phil Kaplan Ht/Wt: 5’11”/200 lbs Transfer from Florida to Miami |
OL/LB | Pittsburgh Steelers (1947 Camp) Long Island Indians (1947 AFL IV) Richmond Rebels (1947 AFL IV)Military Service: U.S. Navy |
| 1947 0L |
FA | FA | |
#33 Don Deerwester Ht/Wt: 6’0”/195 lbs 1945-46 On Roster at Miami ^Died on Feb. 5, 2008 at age 80 in Thayer, IN. |
FB/HB | Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (1947 Camp) Bloomfield Cardinals (1947 AFL IV) Cleveland Browns (Unknown Dates/Possibly on PS) Racine Raiders (Sometime Post-1952, Bi-StatesFL) |
| 1947 0L |
FA | FA | |
# Lou Caridad Ht/Wt: 5’11”/177 lbs ^Died on July 12, 2011 in Palm Coast, FL. |
QB/HB | Bloomfield (N.J.) Cardinals (1947 AFL IV) Military Service: U.S. Army (1948) Paterson (NJ) Panthers (1949 AFL IV) |
| 1946 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1946 3L:’43-45 |
23 | 212 |  |
#63 Bill Levitt Ht/Wt: 207 lbs 1945 Consensus Little All-American 1st Team (NCAA, AP) |
C/G | Boston Yanks (NFL) (Drafted) |
| 1946 2L:’41,’45 |
23 | 217 |  |
#42 Edward “Red” Cameron Ht/Wt: 5’11 1/2″/190 lbs 1978 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
G | Philadelphia Eagles (Drafted)^As a sophomore in Mar., 1941, Cameron went to the NCAA Boxing Championship held at Penn State. As a junior on Jan. 17, 1942, Cameron won a decision over the reigning National Intercollegiate Heavyweight Champion, Louis Campbell of Southwestern Louisiana. |
| 1946 1L:’45 |
FA | FA | |
#22 Jim Vaccaro Ht/Wt: 5’11″/178 lbs Transfer to Miami from Univ. of Pennsylvania |
QB/HB | Wilkes-Barre Barons (1947 AFL IV) |
| 1946 1L:’43 |
FA | FA | |
# Al “Flip” Rosen, “The Hebrew Hammer” Ht/Wt: 5’10”/180 lbs 2020 All-Time Cleveland Indians Starting 9 (3B, stadiumtalk.com) |
E/C | Military Service (1942-45; Discharged as Lt.) Signed 2nd Pro Contract with Cleveland Indians in 1946 (still had 1 yr. of College Football Eligibility remaining at UM) MLB Career: all with Cleveland – 1947-56 MLB Premier (1947) World Series (1948, Indians won World Championship and in 1954, Cleveland lost to N.Y. Giants) Most HRs (37) ever by AL Rookie (1950) 2× AL Home Run Leader (1950, 1953) 2× AL RBI Leader (1952, 1953) Retired as All-time MLB HR Leader (190) at 3B (1956: Only 32 years old, back problems & leg injuries ended his MLB playing career early) Playing mostly at 3B (B:R,T:R)New York Yankees President/CEO (1978–79) Houston Astros President/CEO (1980–85) San Francisco Giants President/GM (1985–92)^Only League MVP who was later selected as MLB Executive of Year. ^^Died of natural causes on Mar. 13, 2015 |
| 1946 0L |
FA | FA | |
# Jerry Dimachino Ht/Wt: 6’2″/210 lbs |
C | Paterson Panthers (1946 AFL IV) |
| 1945 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1945 4L:’41-44 |
3 | 18 |  |
#52 Walt Watt, aka “the Zanesville Zephyr (or Zipper)” Ht/Wt: 6’0″/187 lbs ^Died Dec. 29, 1994 (aged 72) in West Palm Beach, FL |
HB/DB | Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (1945) Chicago Cardinals (1946 Camp) |
| 1945 0L |
FA | FA | |
# Bill Parker Ht/Wt: 6’2″/190 lbs |
E | San Francisco Clippers (1945 PCFL) |
| 1944 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1944 1L:’41 |
18 | 183 | |
#39 Howard “Howie” Plasman Ht/Wt: 6’2″/210 lbs 1941 All-Florida First Team (AP) |
FB/P | Chicago Bears (Drafted) Cleveland Browns (AAFC) (FA, 1946 Camp)^Died Mar. 10, 1970 (age 52) in Dade County, FL |
| 1944 1L:’41 |
28 | 289 |  |
#29 Joseph “Pat” Petroski Ht/Wt: 230 lbs Also played Basketball at Miami |
G/FB/K | Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted) |
| 1942 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1942 3L:’39-41 |
8 | 68 |  |
#20 Tom “Kutch” Kearns Ht/Wt: 6’5″/247 lbs 2010 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Miami Sports Founder |
T | New York Giants (Drafted in ’42 – Mil. Ser.) U.S. Navy (1942-44) [believed to be at UM 1937-41] Pensacola Naval Air Base: Director of Athletics (1944) New York Giants (NFL) (1945) Miami Seahawks (AAFC) (1946 Camp) Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (1946) Chicago Cardinals (1947 Camp)University of Miami Board of Trustees^Died on Feb. 17, 2007 at the age of 87 |
| 1942 3L:’39-41 |
15 | 140 |  |
#11 Joe Krutulis Ht/Wt: 5’11″/200 lbs 1941 All-Florida First Team (AP) |
E | Chicago Bears (Drafted in ’42) U.S. Navy (1942-45) [at UM 1938-41]^Died on June 27, 1983 (age 65) in Miami, FL |
| 1942 3L:’39-41 |
FA | FA | |
#41 John “Red” Tobin Ht/Wt: 6’1″/185 lbs 1969 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
WB/DB | |
| 1941 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1941 3L:’38-40 |
17 | 153 |  |
#36 Terry Fox Ht/Wt: 6’1 1/2″/208 lbs 1940 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) |
FB/LB/K TE/DE |
Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted, 1941 Camp) Philadelphia Eagles (1941) U.S. Marine Corps (1942-44, Capt. in WWII Pacific Theater) Philadelphia Eagles (1945) Miami Seahawks (AAFC) (1946) Baltimore Colts (AAFC) – DNS (Declared FA on Aug. 1, 1947 after Miami Seahawks officially folded)^Died Apr. 1, 1981 of Heart Attack (aged 62) in Miami, FL |
| 1941 3L:’38-40 |
FA | FA | |
#48 Bill Steiner Ht/Wt: 6’1″/185 lbs 1939 All-Florida Second Team (AP) |
HB/DB | Los Angeles Bulldogs (1943 PCFL) Los Angeles Wildcats (1944 AFL IV)^Died on June 8, 2011 at the age of 90 |
| 1941 3L:’37-38,’40 |
FA | FA | |
#49 John F. Douglas Ht/Wt: 6’2″/195 lbs 1939 Football Redshirt at Miami ^1st ‘Cane Baseball Player to make it to Majors |
HB/Punter | Postgrad: Signed with baseball’s Miami Wahoos (1941 D-Level Fla. East Coast League) 1942-44 Military Service Brooklyn Dodgers (1945 MLB)^ Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, N.Y. Yankees (1946-53 AAA) Played exclusively at 1B (B:L,T:L)^^Died Feb. 11, 1984 (aged 66) in Miami, FL & Buried at Woodlawn Park North Cemetery & Mausoleum in Miami |
| 1941 3L:’38-40 |
FA | FA | |
#39 John Kurucza Ht/Wt: 6’0″/190 lbs 1938-40 3-yr. Miami Letterman |
QB | Postgrad: Signed as position player with baseball’s Miami Wahoos (1941 D-Level Indep. Fla. East Coast League) Military Service (WWII) Athletic Officer (as Lt.): Eglin Field, Fla., Air Forces Proving Ground Command (beginning in 1942) |
| 1941 1L:’40 |
FA | FA | |
#42 Gene “Red” Bogart^ Ht/Wt: 5’11″/170 lbs 1941 Quit team to sign a Pro Baseball Contract |
HB | Signed by MLB Detroit Tigers as a position player & assigned to Tallahassee Capitals (1941 D-Level Georgia-Florida League); later with Miami Wahoos (1941 D-Level Indep. Fla. East Coast League)^Given name: J. Eugene Bogart |
| 1941 3L:’38-40 |
FA | FA | |
#26 Crumpton “Jolly” Snowden Ht/Wt: 6’1 1/2″/185 lbs 1940 Little All-American Honorable Mention |
G | U.S. Army Officer beginning in 1941 (thru WWII)^A graduate of Miami Edison HS and a UM Soph in 1938, Snowden embarked on his 1st-ever train trip – to Des Moines, Iowa to play Drake. Asked about his big trip away from home, the former paperboy told the Miami News that he “enjoyed the food served on the train.” |
| 1940 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
13 | 113 |  |
#50 “Joltin’ John” Noppenberg, “the Mad Bull” Ht/Wt: 6’0″/196 lbs 2001 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
FB/TB/WB DB/LB/P TE/DE |
Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) (Drafted, 1940-41) Detroit Lions (1941)^Died on Sept. 22, 2006 (aged 89) in Sebring, FL |
| 1940 3L:’36,’38-39 |
22 | 197 |  |
#29 Walt “Ski” Kichefski Ht/Wt: 6’1″/212 lbs 1969 University of Miami Hall of Fame ^^Died on Jan. 9, 1992 (aged 75) in South Miami, FL |
E/DE/G/K | Chicago Bears (Drafted, Camp/Sold to Pirates) Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) (1940-42) Philadelphia Eagles/Pittsburgh Steelers-“Steagles” (1943 – DNP, on NFL’s Military Reserve with U.S. Army during WWII) Chicago Cardinals/Pittsburgh Steelers-“Card-Pitts” (1944) Pittsburgh Steelers (1945 Camp)University of Miami Football HC & AD (1970)^Walt Kichefski Hurricane Award is given annually for displaying commitment, consistency & a hard work ethic and is the only undergraduate award presented by the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame. |
| 1940 1L:’39 |
FA | FA | |
#46 Mike “Lefty” Schemer^ Ht/Wt: 6’0″/180 lbs 1940 U.S. Olympic Baseball Team (Tokyo Games Cancelled: WWII) ^Mike Schemer, whose given 1st name was “Milton,” died on |
HB/TB | Signed with MLB’s New York Giants (1940-42, 1944 B,C,D Leagues) WWII Era Military Service (1943 U.S. Army) Jersey City Giants (1944-45 AA) New York Giants (1945-46 MLB)^^ Jersey City Giants (1946 AAA) 1947 Sacramento Solons (1947 PCL) Played 1B (B:L,T:L)^^1st Miami/Dade County HS Baseball Player to make the Majors |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#22 Charles “Chuck” Guimento Ht/Wt: 5’11″/190 lbs 1939 Little All-American Honorable Mention |
G/K | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#18 Stan Raski Ht/Wt: 190 lbs 1939 All-Florida Second Team (AP) |
T | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#32 “Colonel” Joe Dixon^ Ht/Wt: 190 lbs 1939 All-Florida Second Team (AP) ^Already called “Colonel” while at the U |
C | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#14 Frank Paskewich Ht/Wt: 165 lbs 1939 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP) |
E | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#29 James “Jimmy” Poore Ht/Wt: 185 lbs 1939 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP) |
T | |
| 1940 3L:’37-39 |
FA | FA | |
#33 Don Salisbury Ht/Wt: 188 lbs 1939 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP) |
C | |
| 1939 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1939 3L:’36-38 |
FA | FA |  |
#32 Eddie Dunn Ht/Wt: 6’3″/195 lbs 2009 University of Miami Ring of Honor |
HB/QB PR/KR |
Philadelphia Eagles (1939 Offer)University of Miami Football HC (1943-44) University of Miami Baseball HC (1946-1954) University of Miami Boxing HC President, Univ. of Miami Alumni Assoc. (1963-64) University of Miami Board of Trustees (1964-80)^^Died at a Miami, Florida hospital in 1980 (aged 64) after a long illness |
| 1938 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1938 3L:’35-37 |
6 | 50 |  |
#75 Bob Masterson Ht/Wt: 6’1″/220 lbs 2006 University of Toronto Hall of Fame |
E/K/P/T | Chicago Bears (Drafted, 1938 Camp/Traded to Redskins) Washington Redskins (1938-43) Washington Redskins (1944 Camp/Traded to Brooklyn) Brooklyn Tigers (NFL) (1944) Boston Yanks (NFL) (1945) New York Yankees (AAFC) (1946) New York Yankees (AAFC) (1947 Camp) Hamilton Tigers (1947 CFL)HC University of Toronto (1948-55) GM Calgary Stampeders (1956-57 CFL)^Died June 29, 1994 (aged 78) in Broward County, FL |
| 1937 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1937 3L:’34-36 |
FA | FA |  |
#22 Nick “Whitey” Wolcuff Ht/Wt: 6’2”/220 lbs 1971 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
T/G FB/P |
New York (Football) Giants (1937 Camp) New York (Football) Yankees (1937 AFL II) Brooklyn Eagles (1937-39 AA)^Died: November, 1986 (age 74) |
| 1937 0L |
FA | FA | |
# Gardner “Gar” Mulloy Ht/Wt: 6’1” 2014 Miami Dade County Public Schools Alumni Hall of Fame ^Died on Nov. 14, 2016 at the age of 102. |
QB | U.S. Navy: Served in WWII Europe (French Legion of Honor in 2015) Postwar: Returned to Tennis Tour (played 1934-62, excluding WWII) Ranked No. 1 Singles in 1952 & ’54 (Top 10: 14 times between 1939 & 1954) Member of 3 Winning Davis Cup Teams (1946, 1948, 1949) Won 5 Grand Slam Doubles Tournaments (+ Finalist 11 more times) Singles Finalist: US Open (1952, Frank Sedgman won) Singles Semifinals: Australian Open (1947), Wimbledon (1948) Singles Quarterfinals: French Open (1952-54) Tour Singles Career Record: 918–310 (74.7%), including 60 titles Combined tour/senior play: 127 national & 25 international titlesHC Univ. of Miami Men’s Tennis Team (while still a UM undergrad in mid-1930s, then as a UM Law Student, up until WWII; recruited Pancho Segura & George Toley to Miami); Established senior tennis’ international Mulloy Cup |
| 1936 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1936 3L:’33-35 |
FA | FA |  |
#35 Pete Petrowski Ht/Wt: 5’11″/195 lbs ^Died on Nov. 1, 1993 at the age of 82 |
HB/K | New York Yankees (1936 AFL II) Brooklyn Bay Parkways (1936 AA) Brooklyn Eagles (1937-39 AA) |
| 1936 3L:’33-35 |
FA | FA |  |
#41 Cecil Cook Ht/Wt: 5’11″/155 lbs Also on ‘Canes Wrestling Team |
HB | Boston Shamrocks (1936 Camp AFL II) Boston Shamrocks (1937 AFL II) |
| 1936 3L:’33-35 |
FA | FA |  |
#38 Dennis Leonard Ht/Wt: 160 lbs 1969 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
C/E | |
| 1936 2L:’34-35 |
FA | FA | |
#43 Martin Kalix Ht/Wt: 175 lbs 1934/35 UM Junior Class Vice President |
E/C | White Plains Bears (1936-37 AA)Military Service in both U.S. Army & U.S. Navy^Died on Sept. 2, 1991 in Indian River County, FL., one week after his 80th birthday |
| 1936 0L |
FA | FA | |
# John Poggi Ht/Wt: 180 lbs 1936 Signed with American Professional Football |
HB | Brooklyn Bay Parkways (1936 AA) Brooklyn Eagles (1937 AA) |
| 1936 0L |
FA | FA | |
# Willard “Jess” Gilmer Ht/Wt: 6’1″/250 lbs Transferred to Miami from Vanderbilt |
T | Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) (1936 Camp) Boston Shamrocks (1938 Independent)^Died in June, 1983 at age 68. |
| 1936 2L:’34-35 |
FA | FA |  |
#31 Charles Baker Ht/Wt: |
FB/QB/DB | |
| 1932 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1932 1L:’31 |
FA | FA | |
# Foster Alter Ht/Wt: 5’11” 1943 Earned Masters of Education at UM |
E | U.S. Navy (during WWII) Vice President Univ. of Miami Alumni Assn. HC Univ. of Miami Men’s Golf Team Dean of Men at Univ. of Miami President Univ. of Miami Alumni Assn. (1942-43) Interim UM A.D. (1943-44) |
| 1930 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1930 3L:’27-29 |
FA | FA | |
#19 Evan “Lindy” Lindstrom Ht/Wt: 5’10″/195 lbs 1932 Fellowship in Physics at Univ. of Florida |
G/T | U.S. Olympic Wrestling Team Trials (1928) [Light-heavyweight lost in Nationals to Heywood Edwards, who went to Amsterdam Olympics] A.A.U. Wrestling Nat’l. Championship: Heavyweight Runner-up (1930 and again in 1931) U.S. Olympic Wrestling Team Trials (1932) [Finished 3rd Nationally as Light-heavyweight] Univ. of Florida Wrestling Head Coach (1932/33) UM Wrestling Head Coach (1933 into the 1940s) Also was an UM Football Asst. Coach University of Miami Assoc. Prof. of Physics (1933-49, when he died at age 44^) |
| 1930 0L |
FA | FA |  |
# Chester “Swede” Johnston Ht/Wt: 5’9″/205 lbs 1981 Green Bay Packers’ Team Hall of Fame Also attended Marquette University (1928) ^Died Sept. 19, 2002 (aged 92) in St. Louis, MO |
FB/LB/P/OG | Oshkosh All-Stars (1930 Semipro) Green Bay Packers (1931) St. Louis Gunners (NFL) (1932-33) Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (1933) Cincinnati Reds/St. Louis Gunners (NFL) (1934) Green Bay Packers – 2nd Stint (1934-36) Green Bay Packers (1937/Traded in-season to Rams) Cleveland Rams (NFL) (1937) St. Louis Gunners (then in MWFL) (1937) Green Bay Packers – 3rd Stint (1938) Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) (1939) Pittsburgh Steelers (1940) |
| 1929 | ||||||
| Year | Rd | Sel# | Player | Pos. | Team | |
| 1929 2L:’27-28 |
FA | FA |  |
#16 Bill Kimbrough Ht/Wt: 5’10″/200 lbs 1969 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
C/G/FB | HC University of Miami Boxing Team |
| 1929 2L:’27-28 |
FA | FA | |
#17 Rodger “Rod” Ashman Ht/Wt: 6’1″/180 lbs 1971 University of Miami Hall of Fame |
E/DB/K | |