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1969
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1969 3L: ’66-68	2	33		#89 “Kick’em-in-the-Head” Ted Hendricks, “the Mad Stork” Height/Weight: 6’7″/240 lbs (only 218 in College) 2020 CFB 150th Anniversary All-Time Top 150 (#85, ESPN) and Top 50 (#22, 247Sports) 2020 All-time All-Florida High School 1st Team (at LB, The Atlantic) 2019 All-Time All-American Honorable Mention (CBS Sports) 2019 NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Top 100 (NFL Network and #71 by USA Today) 2019 Las Vegus/Oakland/L.A. Raiders All-Time Top 100 (#17, USA Today) 2019 Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts All-Time Top 100 (#33, Indy Star) 2019 AP/NFL Network NFL’s 100 Greatest Characters (#48) 2019 USA Today’s Top 53 All-Time Superbowl Players 2019 Hispanic Heritage Month Yearly Honoree (College HOF)^ 2019 Fabulous 50: Florida Colleges’ all-time greatest football players (#17, Tampa Bay Times) 2017 Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts All-Time by pos. (#3 OLB, SBNation) 2017 Miami’s Top 100 Players All-Time (#3, 247Sports) 2017 NFL Top 300 All-time chosen in 12-selections per Draft Round with 25 total rounds (5th Rd., #50 Overall, SI) 2017 Greatest Athlete to Ever Wear #83 (USA Today) 2015 FWAA 75th Anniversary All-American 1st Team 2015 MaxPreps All-Time Top 25 HS All-Americans (#9) 2013 Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts All-Time Top 50 (#42, SBNation) 2012 Named an ACC Legend 2010 The Top 100: NFL’s Greatest Players (#82, NFL Network) 2009 Greatest Athlete to Ever Wear #83 (SI) 2008 Bronko Nagurski Legends Award 2008 USA Today CFB Encyclopedia 250 All-Time College Players 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 2007 Florida High School All-Century Team (1 of 33, FL. HS Athletic Assn) 2006 Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame 2003 Senior Bowl Hall of Fame 2002 “Ted Hendricks Award” for Top College DE named in his honor 1999 All-Time Top Pro Players (#64 of 100 – Sporting News; 2nd Team OLB [48 total players] – Street & Smith) 1997 University of Miami Ring of Honor 1997 Hurricanes Jersey #89 Retired by Miami 1996 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Hall of Champions 1994 NFL’s 75th Anniversary Team 1990 Pro Football Hall of Fame 1990 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1990 NFL All-Decade First Team 1980’s 1990 Street & Smith’s 50th Anniv. (since 1940) “Dream 1st Team” (at DE) 1989 Finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame 1989 National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame^ 1987 College Football Hall of Fame 1980 NFL All-Decade First Team 1970’s 1976 Florida Sports Hall of Fame 1971, 1974, 1980, 1982 NFL All-Pro First Team 1972-73, 1976-78 All-Pro Second Team 1976 & 1981 All-AFC First Team 1983 All-AFC Second Team 1971-74, 1980-83 Pro Bowls 1969 Coaches’ All-America Game 1969 Senior Bowl 1969 Lions American Bowl College All-Star Game 1968 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1968 Consensus All-American 1st Team (AP, UPI, NEA, Coaches, Sporting News, Time, Walter Camp, Football Writers, Football News, Central Press) 1968 College Lineman of the Year (UPI) 1968 Heisman Trophy Finalist (5th) 1968 University of Miami Team MVP 1968 Preseason All-American (Playboy, Street & Smith) 1967 Bluebonnet Bowl Most Valuable Lineman of the Game 1967 Consensus All-American 1st Team (AP, UPI, Time, NEA, Coaches, Walter Camp, Football Writers, Football News, Central Press) 1967 Preseason All-American (Playboy, Street & Smith) 1966 All-American 2nd Team (Newspaper Enterprise Assoc.) 1965 Silver Knight Award (Miami-Dade County’s top scholar-athlete) 1964 Scholastic Coach Magazine HS All-American also Played Baseball at the U	LB/DE	Baltimore Colts (1969-73) Baltimore Colts (1974 Camp/Traded to Packers) Green Bay Packers (1974) Jacksonville Express (1975, DNP WFL) [WFL went bankrupt & NFL declared him a Lim.FA] Green Bay Packers (1975 Camp/Traded to Raiders) Oakland Raiders (1975-81) Los Angeles Raiders (1982-83) Los Angeles Raiders (1984 Camp) Currently Vice President of the Hall of Fame Players Assn. working on behalf of ex-players. ^Hendricks’ mother was a Guatemalan-born woman of Italian descent named Angela Bonatti Lazzari, and Ted is considered the NFL’s 1st Guatemalan player. ^^During his pro career as a special-teamer, Hendricks blocked 10 punts and 14 placekicks, believed to be alltime NFL records. In 1974, he had 7 combined blocks to lead the NFL and set the record for most blocks in a season. Once, he blocked a punt but was called offsides and the extra yards put the opponents into field goal territory. So, Hendricks went ahead and blocked the field goal. He even had a punt deflection that went 1 yard beyond the line of scrimmage, meaning it was a 1-yard punt – not a blocked punt. 2019: Named #1 Best-ever Kick and Punt Blocker by NFL Football Journal. The article named a total of 69 kick/punt blockers, but none of the others were former ‘Canes. However, included in their “other notables” catagory were proCanes Calais Campbell, Mike Barnes and Bubba McDowell.
1969 3L: ’66-68	FA	FA		#15 David Olivo Height/Weight: 6’2”/215 lbs	QB/FB	St. Louis Cardinals (1969-71 PS) St. Louis Cardinals (1972 Camp)
1969 3L: ’66-68	FA	FA		#63 Jerry Pierce Height/Weight: 6’1”/225 lbs 1968 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	NT
1969 3L: ’66-68	FA	FA		#58 Bob Czipulis Height/Weight: 6’1″/225 lbs 1968 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	LB
1969 3L: ’66-68	FA	FA		#51 John Barnett Height/Weight: 6’3″/221 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	LB
1969 0L	FA	FA		# Jim Urczyk Height/Weight: 6’2″/235 lbs 1995 Central Missouri State Fall of Fame 1968 Little All-American First Team (AP) {Central Missouri State’s 1st-ever Football All-American) 1966 Transfer from UM to Central Missouri St. (at CMS ’66-68) 1965 Freshman Team at Miami	OT
1969 0L	FA	FA		# Bruce C. Sturges, “the Toe” Height/Weight: 5’7″/160 lbs 1966 Entered U.S. Marines (Vietnam War Era) 1965 Varsity-eligible at Miami 1964 Hurricane Freshman Team 1963 All-City of Miami in HS Baseball as OF (Hialeah HS teammate of Ted Hendricks)	K	Camp Lejeune^ Bulldogs (1966 USMC) Quantico Leathernecks (1968 USMC) ^Died on March 6, 2017 (age: 72) from throat cancer

1968
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1968 3L:’65-67	2	34		#76 Bob Tatarek Height/Weight: 6’4″/270 lbs 1984 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1968 All-American Honorable Mention (Newspaper Ent. Assn.) 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	DT	Buffalo Bills (1968-72) Detroit Lions (1972) Detroit Lions (1973 IR) Jacksonville Sharks (1974 WFL) Birmingham Americans (1974 WFL) Birmingham Vulcans (1975 WFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	2	54		#81 Jim Cox Height/Weight: 6’3″/230 lbs 2010 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1967 University of Miami Team MVP 1966 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	WR/TE	Miami Dolphins (1968) Miami Dolphins (1969 IR) Miami Dolphins (1970 Camp) New Orleans Saints (1971 Camp)
1968 3L:’65-67	7	166		#88 Steve Smith Height/Weight: 6’3″/242 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	TE	Cincinnati Bengals (Drafted, 1968 Camp) Orlando Panthers (1968 ContFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	8	198		#31 Jerry Daanen Height/Weight: 6’0″/193 lbs	FL/WR	St. Louis Cardinals (Drafted, 1968-70) St. Louis Cardinals (1971 Camp)
1968 2L:’66-67	8	205		#76 Hank Urbanowicz Height/Weight: 6’3″/252 lbs also played Baseball (1B) at Miami	DT/OT	Minnesota Vikings (Drafted, 1968 Camp) Alabama Hawks (1968-69 ContFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	10	253		#79 Joe Mirto Height/Weight: 6’2″/265 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	OT	Miami Dolphins (Drafted, 1968 PS) Miami Dolphins (1969 Camp)
1968 3L:’65-67	15	388		#53 Ken Corbin Height/Weight: 6’1”/225 lbs 1966 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1966 Preseason All-American Candidate (Street & Smith)	LB	Miami Dolphins (Drafted) Toronto Argonauts (1968 CFL) Alabama Hawks (1969 ContFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	15	401		#69 William “Bill” Chambless Jr. Height/Weight: 6’2″/240 lbs 1967 Pre-Season All-American	G	Kansas City Chiefs (Drafted) Toronto Argonauts (1968 Camp CFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	15	408		#12 Joe Mira Height/Weight: 6’1”/185 lbs	FL/WB/DB HB/TB	Cincinnati Bengals (Drafted, 1968 Camp)
1968 2L:’66-67	FA	FA		#26 Jimmy “the Mad Fly” Dye Height/Weight: 5’10″/175 lbs 1966 JUCO Transfer to UM from Missouri Southern J.C. (at UM 1966-67)	FS	Toronto Argonauts (1968-69 CFL) Alabama Hawks (1969 ContFL) Toronto Argonauts – 2nd Stint (1972 CFL) Toronto Argonauts (1973 Camp/Traded to Winnipeg) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1973 CFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#28 Rich Robinson Height/Weight: 5’11”/177 lbs 1969 All-CFL 1st Team	DB	British Columbia Lions (1968-72 CFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#38 Don Russo Height/Weight: 5’11″/175 lbs	WR	San Diego Chargers (1968 Camp) Miami Dolphins (1968 Camp)
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#80 Phil Smith Height/Weight: 6’3″/220 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	DE	St. Louis Cardinals (1968 Camp)
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#65 Dave Dice Height/Weight: 6’0″/240 lbs	G	Ohio Valley (Wheeling) Ironmen (1968-69 ContFL)
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#33 Doug McGee Height/Weight: 6’1″/210 lbs 1966 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	FB	Montreal Alouettes (1968 Camp CFL)
1968 2L:’66-67	FA	FA		#48 Ray Harris Height/Weight: 5’10″/188 lbs 1966 Ferrum College (JUCO) Transfer to Miami (at UM ’66-67)	K^	Roanoke Buckskins (1969 ACFL) ^Was 2-yr., 5’10” 175-lb. JUCO OG/K
1968 0L	FA	FA		# Donald Darwin “Pete” Dimock Height/Weight: 240 lbs Boys Home of Virginia’s Donald “Pete” Dimick Memorial Scholarship is the highest award given annually to a Boys Home student excelling in sports^ 1965-67 Miami Football Varsity-eligible 1964 JUCO Transfer to UM from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, OK.	DE/OL/K	Tulsa Thunderbirds (1968 TFL) ^Lived at and played HS football for Boys Home of Virginia and elected to the school’s Sports Hall of Fame. ^^Died of heart failure on July 27, 1981 at 37 years of age.
1968 1L:’66	FA	FA		#92 Paul Hartsel Height/Weight: 6’1″/207 lbs 2009 NJCAA (JUCO) Hall of Fame 2005 Fort Scott (KS) CC Hall of Fame 1966 JUCO Transfer from Ft. Scott C.C. to Miami 1965 JUCO All-American First Team (JC Grid Wire) 1965 JUCO All-American Honorable Mention (at OG, NJCAA) 1965 JUCO Academic All-American 1964 JUCO All-American First Team (at OG, NJCAA)	DE/OG
1968 3L:’65-67	FA	FA		#82 Larry LaPointe Height/Weight: 6’1″/215 lbs 1967 All-American Blocking Team 1963 High School All-Southern	TE
1968 0L	FA	FA		# (Dashin’) Don Clancy Height/Weight: 6’2″/180 lbs 2009 Rockland County (NY) Track & Field Hall of Fame 1965 Left Miami, Entered U.S. Army 1964 Played on UM Varsity Football Team 1963 Scholarship for UM Freshman Team also ran Track at Miami (As FR, tied ‘Cane record in 100-yd. dash [9.6 sec.])	HB/WB	US Army Service in Vietnam (1965-67)
1968 0L	FA	FA		# Stan Denham Height/Weight: 1968 Member of Alpha Epsilon Delta (Scholarship-based org. for students in medicine & associated sciences) 1967 Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1966 Transfer from Miami to Samford (played DT at Samford) 1965 Miami Varsity Football Team 1964 JUCO Transfer to UM from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, OK.	DT	Post-grad: US Navy (starting in Vietnam War Era), Eventually promoted to Captain ^Died on Sept. 29, 2000 (aged 55) in Chesapeake City, VA.

1967
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1967 3L:’64-66	1	24		#71 Eugene “Big Gene” Trosch Height/Weight: 6’7″/277 lbs 1967 Senior Bowl 1966 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (South Team MVP) 1966 All-American Honorable Mention (Newspaper Ent. Assn.) 1966 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	DL/OT	Kansas City Chiefs (Drafted, 1967) Kansas City Chiefs (1968 IR) Kansas City Chiefs (1969) Kansas City Chiefs (1970 Camp) New Orleans Saints (1971 Camp) Cincinnati Bengals (1971 Camp) Detroit Wheels (1974 WFL) Birmingham Americans (1974 WFL)
1967 2L:’65-66	6	140		#77 Mike Haggerty Height/Weight: 6’4″/255 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP) 1964 Transfer to Miami from Detroit (Mercy) Univ. [which would drop football]	OT/OG	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted, 1967-70) Pittsburgh Steelers (1971 Camp) New England Patriots (1971) New England Patriots (1972 Camp) Detroit Lions (1972 Camp) Detroit Lions (1973) Detroit Lions (1974 Camp) Jacksonville Sharks (1974 WFL) Toronto Argonauts (1975 Camp CFL) Jacksonville Express (1975 WFL)
1967 2L:’65-66	10	241		#27 Tom Beier Height/Weight: 5’11″/198 lbs 1990 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1966 Consensus All-American 1st Team (AP, UPI, Coaches, Football Writers, Football News, Walter Camp, N.Y. Daily News, Newspaper Ent. Assoc.; 2nd Team- Central Press) 1966 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1966 University of Miami Team MVP 1966 Preseason All-American Candidate (Street & Smith) 1965 Transfer to Miami from Detroit (Mercy) University [which had dropped football]	S	Miami Dolphins (1967-69) Miami Dolphins (1970 Camp/Traded to 49ers) San Francisco 49ers (1970 Camp)
1967 3L:’64-66	16	418		#47 Fred Cassidy Height/Weight: 6’2″/213 lbs	HB	Green Bay Packers (Drafted, 1967 Camp)
1967 2L:’64-65	17	430		#17 Bob Biletnikoff Height/Weight: 6’1″/195 lbs 1990 Erie (PA.) Sports Hall of Fame 1966 Passed on SR. Yr. Football after ’65 MLB Draft also Played Baseball at the U	QB	New York Jets (Drafted – DNS)^ Kansas City Athletics (1965 34th Round MLB Draft – DNS) New York Yankees (1966 1st Round MLB Draft, 17th overall) Signed by Yankees; OF, B:L, T:L; 4 yrs. in minors (A to AAA) ^Could have returned to QB with the N.Y. Jets (who still retained his rights in the late 1960s), but instead finished his degree at Miami in marketing and management.
1967 2L:’65-66	FA	FA		#21 Jim Wahnee^ Height/Weight: 5’10″/185 lbs 1966 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1965 JUCO Transfer to UM from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, OK.	DB	Ottawa Rough Riders (1967 Camp CFL) ^Wahnee is 50% Comanche/50% Delaware Indian.
1967 3L:’64-66	FA	FA		#66 John Tucek Height/Weight: 6’0″/216 lbs 1966 All-Florida Honorable Mention (AP)	NT
1967 2L:’65-66	FA	FA		#67 Nelson “the Mad Dog” Salemi Height/Weight: 5’10″/203 lbs 1964 JUCO Transfer from Hutchinson (KN.) J.C. to Miami 1963 JUCO All-American First Team (at C, NJCAA)	NT/C

1966
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player	Pos.	Team
1966 3L:’63-65	5	44		#40 Pete “Rooster” Banaszak Height/Weight: 5’11″/206 lbs 2019 100 Best Raiders of All-Time (#64, USA Today) 1990 National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame 1983 University of Miami Hall of Fame also on Miami Baseball Team as Catcher	HB/FB	Oakland Raiders (1966-78)
1966 3L:’63-65	5	45		#32 Russ C. Smith Height/Weight: 6’1″/214 lbs	HB/PR/KR	Atlanta Falcons (FA, 1966 Camp) San Diego Chargers (Drafted 5/45, 1967-70) San Diego Chargers (1971 Camp) Portland Storm (1974 WFL)
1966 3L:’63-65	6	42		#80 Ed Weisacosky Height/Weight: 6’0″/228 lbs 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 1981 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1965 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (Selected MVP for South Team) 1965 All-American First Team (AP) 1965 All-American Second Team (Newspaper Ent. Assoc.) 1965 University of Miami Team MVP	LB/DE TE/OG	Miami Dolphins (Drafted 6/42, initially DNS) San Francisco 49ers (FA, 1966 IR) San Francisco 49ers (1967 Camp/Traded to Giants) New York Giants (1967) Miami Dolphins (Drafted 6/42 in ’66, 1968-70) Miami Dolphins (1971 Camp) New England Patriots (1971-72)
1966 0L	18	247		# Rich Kotite Height/Weight: 6’3″/233 lbs Transferred from Miami to Wagner College	TE	New York Jets (1965 Drafted #9, 69th Future – DNS) Minnesota Vikings (Drafted 18/247, 1966 Camp) New York Giants (1967) Westchester (NY) Bulls (1967 ACFL) Pittsburgh Steelers (1968) New York Giants – 2nd Stint (1969-72) Philadelphia Eagles HC (1991-94) New York Jets HC (1995-96)
1966 2L:’64-65	19	166		#86^ Tom Coughlin Height/Weight: 6’4″/215 lbs ^Believed to be last ‘Cane to play without a face mask	WR	Denver Broncos (Drafted – DNS) Atlanta Falcons (FA, 1966 Camp) Akron Vulcans (1967 ContFL)
1966 3L:’63-65	FA	FA		#50 John “Broom” Matlock Height/Weight: 6’4″/252 lbs 2006 All-Time WFL 2nd Team (WFL Encyclopedia) 1975 All-WFL 1st Team	C/OT	Jersey Jets (1966 ACFL) New York Jets (1966-67) Cincinnati Bengals (Expansion Draft Pick, 1968) Orlando Panthers (1969 ContFL) Atlanta Falcons (1970-71) Atlanta Falcons (1972 Camp) Buffalo Bills (1972-73) Birmingham Americans (1974 WFL) Birmingham Vulcans (1975 WFL) Washington Redskins (1976 Camp)
1966 2L:’64-65	FA	FA		#23 Young Andrew “Andy” Sixkiller^ Height/Weight: 5’10″/175 lbs 1965 All-American Honorable Mention 1964 JUCO Transfer to UM from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, OK.	FS/PR/KR	Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp) ^Sixkiller is a full blooded Cherokee Indian whose given 1st name is “Young.” His cousin Sonny Sixkiller was Univ. of Washington’s QB in the early 1970s who later played in the WFL in 1974-75.
1966 3L:’63-65	FA	FA		#41 Robert “Randy” Barth Height/Weight: 6’1″/195 lbs	RB	Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp)
1966 2L:’64-65	FA	FA		# Art Zachary Height/Weight: 6’5″/216 lbs 1971 All-ACFL 1st Team	P/SS	Richmond Rebels (1966 ContFL) Norfolk Neptunes (1967-71 ContFL/ACFL)
1966 2L:’64-65	FA	FA		#45 Jim Nock Height/Weight: 6’2″/240 lbs	C	Quad Cities Raiders (1967 PFLA)

1965
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1965 2L:’63-64	3	37		#81 Fred “Redwood” Brown Height/Weight: 6’5″/231 lbs 1965 Senior Bowl	LB/DE/TE	Los Angeles Rams (1965) Philadelphia Eagles (1966 IR) Philadelphia Eagles (1967-69)
1965 3L:’62,’64-65	12	162		#82 Bob Werl Height/Weight: 6’3″/248 lbs At UM from 1961-65; Redshirted in 1964	G/DE/TE	Los Angeles Rams (Drafted 12th/162nd future in ’65 – DNS) New York Jets (1965 4th Round, 28th overall in AFL Futures Only Draft – DNS immediately) New York Jets (1966)
1965 2L:’63-64	FA	FA		#76 Robert J. “Bob” Brown Height/Weight: 6’2″/250 lbs 1964 University of Miami Team MVP	DE	Toronto Argonauts (1965 CFL) Ottawa Rough Riders (1965-68 CFL) British Columbia Lions (1968-70 CFL)
1965 1L:’64	FA	FA		#67 Fred Hubbs Height/Weight: 6’2″/253 lbs 1963 JUCO Transfer to UM from San Diego City College (at SDCC 1961-62)	OT/TE	Washington Redskins (1965 Camp) Richmond Rebels (1965-66 ContFL) New Orleans Saints (1967 Camp) British Columbia Lions (1968 CFL) Alabama Hawks (1968-69 ContFL) Toronto Argonauts (1969 CFL)
1965 3L:’62-64	FA	FA		#55 Tony Saladino Height/Weight: 6’1″/212 lbs 1964 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	LB/C	Ottawa Rough Riders (1965 Camp CFL) Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp)
1965 0L	FA	FA		#88 Bert Carl Height/Weight: 6’2″/249 lbs	DL	Wilmington (Del.) Clippers (1965-67 ACFL) Harrisburg Capitol Colts (1968 ACFL)
1965 3L:’62-64	FA	FA		#21 Jack Sims Height/Weight: 5’10″/184 lbs 1964 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	HB/WB	Indianapolis Capitols (1968 ContFL)
1965 1L:’64	FA	FA		#15 Fred Bertani Height/Weight: 6’1″/183 lbs Also played Baseball (C) at Miami	DB/QB	San Francisco 49ers (1965 Camp) Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp)
1965 0L	FA	FA		#41 Drayton Lieb Height/Weight: 6’0″/190 lbs	TE/RB	Burkburnett Kings (1966 TFL)
1965 0L	FA	FA		# Paul Popovic Height/Weight: 6’0″/180 lbs Also on Baseball Team (C) at Miami^ ^Played on UM’s 1st-ever Freshman Baseball Team in 1962; UM also added Tennis, Track and Golf Freshman Teams in ’62. Prior to 1962, UM Frosh in these sports were ineligible, but had no Freshman Team – unlike ‘Cane Football Freshman/J.V. Teams which were around since the U’s beginning in 1926.	QB/DB	Post-college: Signed by MLB’s Cleveland Indians (Pre-Draft) With Salinas Indians, California League (Level A, 1965), then Dubuque Packers, Midwest League (Level A, 1966) Position: Catcher; B:R, T:R
1965 1L:’62	NA	NA		# T. Kendall “Ken” Hunt Height/Weight: 2010 Distinguished Alumnus Award Pepperdine University 1979 Rec’d. MBA from Pepperdine University 1965 Rec’d. UM BBA in Marketing/Advertising (Math Minor) 1965 Student Body President at Univ. of Miami	RB/FB	Retired: Accidentally shot in Lower Leg (1963, needed 18 surgeries) Post-grad: Member of the Univ. of Miami Alumni Board of Directors Former Member of the Univ. of Miami President’s Council Former Member Board of Overseers for the UM School of Business Former Member Univ. of Miami Board of Trustees ^In Dec., 2014, Hunt donated $1.5 million to UM, at the time the largest individual gift made to ‘Cane athletics by a former player
1965 0L	FA	FA		#24 Ted Saussele Height/Weight: 1963 All-Big Eight Honorable Mention (AP) 1961 Transferred from Miami to Missouri (at the U 1959-60) 1958 Prep All-American (Scholastic Coach Magazine) 1958 Florida HS Player of the Year (Orlando Sentinel)	HB/DB FB/WR

1964
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1964 3L:’61-63	2	15		#74 Dan Conners Height/Weight: 6’1″/231 lbs 2019 100 Best Raiders of All-Time (#30, USA Today) 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 1977 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1970 All-Time AFL 2nd Team (Pro HOF) 1969 All-AFL 1st Team (NY Daily News) 1969 All-AFL 2nd Team (AP, Sporting News) 1968 All-AFL 1st Team (UPI, Sporting News, Pro Football Weekly, NY Daily News) 1968 All-AFL 2nd Team (AP, Newspaper Ent. Assoc.) 1968 AFL All-Star Game 1967 All-AFL 1st Team (Newspaper Ent. Assoc.) 1967 All-AFL 2nd Team (AP, UPI, Sporting News, NY Daily News) 1966-67 AFL All-Star Games 1964 Senior Bowl 1963 All-American 1st Team (Sporting News) 1963 Preseason All-American Candidate (Street & Smith)	LB/T	Chicago Bears (Drafted 5 Rd., 70th Overall – DNS) Oakland Raiders (Drafted 2/15, 1964-1974) Oakland Raiders (1975 Camp)
1964 3L:’61-63	2 18	15 137		#10 George “the Matador” Mira Sr. Height/Weight: 6’0″/192 lbs 2017 Miami’s Top 100 Players All-Time (#58, 247Sports) 2005 Named an ACC Legend 2005 Florida High School Athletic Hall of Fame 2000 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Hall of Champions 1998 Unofficial All-Time WFL (1 of 3 QBs) 1997 University of Miami Ring of Honor 1997 Hurricanes Jersey #10 Retired by Miami 1997 Florida Sports Hall of Fame 1974 WFL World Bowl I MVP 1973 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1964 Coaches All-America Game MVP 1963 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (So. Team MVP) 1963 All-American Second Team (AP) 1963 Heisman Trophy Finalist (#10) 1963 University of Miami Team MVP 1963 Preseason All-American Candidate (Street & Smith) 1962 Gotham Bowl MVP 1962 All-American 1st Team (AP, Football Writers; 2nd Team- Kodak/Coaches, Sporting News; Honorable Mention- Newspaper Ent. Assn.)^^ 1962 All-South Independent First Team (AP) 1962 Heisman Trophy Finalist (#5) 1962 Florida’s Amateur Athlete of the Year (AP) 1961 All-American Honorable Mention (AP) 1961 Preseason All-South Independent Candidate (Street & Smith)	QB	Denver Broncos (Drafted 18/137 – DNS) San Francisco 49ers (Drafted 2nd/15th, 1964-68) Philadelphia Eagles (1969) Baltimore Colts (1970 Roster or PS?) Baltimore Colts (1971 Camp) Miami Dolphins (1971) Miami Dolphins (1972 Camp) Montreal Alouettes (1972-73 CFL) Birmingham Americans (1974 WFL) Birmingham Vulcans (1975 Camp/Traded WFL) Jacksonville Express (1975 WFL) Toronto Argonauts (1977 CFL) ^ Mira was offered a $13,000 signing bonus by the Baltimore Orioles organization out of Key West HS (pre-MLB draft) – DNS. Instead he decided to attend Miami where ‘Cane Baseball Coach Ron Frazier wanted to use him as a Pitcher, but UM Football HC Andy Gustafson wouldn’t allow it. ^^ Oregon State’s Heisman-winning QB Terry Baker was considered the “Consensus All-American QB” in ’62, but Mira made 2 additional All-American Teams in 1962 besides the ones listed on the left according to a Sports Illustrated feature story on Mira written during the 1963 season. Baker also played basketball for the Beavers; LSU HB Jerry Stovall was Heisman runner-up in 1962.
1964 2L:’61-62	FA	FA		#62 Bob “Utch” Strieter Height/Weight: 5’11″/240 lbs 2017 Indiana Football Hall of Fame	OG/DE	Toronto Argonauts (1964 CFL) Toronto Rifles (1965 ContFL)
1964 2L:’62-63	FA	FA		#87 Hoyt “Bill” Sparks Height/Weight: 6’1″/215 lbs 1963 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1963 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	WR/TE	Minnesota Vikings (1964 Camp) Washington Redskins (1964 Camp)
1964 2L:’62-63	FA	FA		#20 Nick Spinelli Height/Weight: 5’11″/176 lbs 1963 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1963 Honorable Mention All-American 1963 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP) also played Baseball (C) at Miami	FL/WB	Boston Patriots (AFL) (1964 Camp)
1964 3L:’61-63	FA	FA		#35 John Bennett Height/Weight: 6’2″/215 lbs	RB/QB/WR	Philadelphia Bulldogs (1965 ContFL) Wilmington Comets (1965 NAFL)
1964 3L:’61-63	FA	FA		#67 Joe Smerdel Height/Weight: 6’2″/235 lbs	OT	Pittsburgh Valley Ironmen (1964-65 ACFL)
1964 0L	FA	FA		# Don Carroll Height/Weight: 6’3″/270 lbs	DT	Washington Redskins (Tryout) Norfolk Neptunes (1965-66 ContFL)
1964 0L	FA	FA		# Robert Ray “Bob” Green Height/Weight: 6’3”/239 lbs 1968 All-ContFL 1st Team	LB	Charleston Rockets (1964-66 UFL/ContFL) Orlando Panthers (1966-70 ContFL/ACFL)
1964 0L	FA	FA		# Steve Xnides Height/Weight: 5’9″/185 lbs	DB	Daytona Beach Thunderbirds (1964 SFL) Orlando Thunderbirds (1965 SFL)
1964 0L	FA	FA		# Bill McClain Height/Weight: 6’2″/205 lbs	QB	Pennsylvania Mustangs (1965 NAFL)
1964 3L:’61-63	FA	FA		#83 Harvey Foster Height/Weight: 2011 Illinois HS Baseball Coaches Assn. Hall of Fame 1998 Illinois HS Baseball Coaches Assn. Man of the Year also ‘Canes Baseball Team (Catcher/OF/Pitcher) also on UM Soccer Team (Goalie)	P	Served in U.S. Army in Korea
1964 3L:’61-63	FA	FA		#53 Robert Hart III Height/Weight: 195 lbs 1963 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C/OG/LB
1964 0L	FA	FA		# Tom Costello Height/Weight: 6’4″/220 lbs Transferred from Miami to Univ. of Dayton	LB	New York Giants (1964-65) New York Giants (1966 Camp or PS) Brooklyn Dodgers (1966 ContFL)

1963
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1963 0L	5	57		# Joe Auer Height/Weight: 6’1″/204 lbs 1966 Miami Dolphins Team MVP 1961 Transfer from Miami to Georgia Tech (at UM in 1960)	RB	Kansas City Chiefs (Drafted 15/120 as future in ’63, 1964 Camp/Traded) Buffalo Bills (1964-65) Los Angeles Rams (Drafted 5/57 as future in 1963, DNS immediately, Attended 1966 Training Camp) Miami Dolphins (1966-67) Atlanta Falcons (1968)
1963 2L:’62-63	5	60		#73 Rowland “Rex” Benson Height/Weight: 6’3″/265 lbs 1963 All-Florida 3rd Team (AP) 1963 Drafted by both NFL & AFL as a future, DNS & returned to Miami for his Senior Year	T	Houston Oilers (AFL Draft #16/127th Overall as a future in 1963 – DNS) Los Angeles Rams (NFL Draft #5/60th as future – DNS immediately) Los Angeles Rams (1964 Camp)
1963 3L:’60-62	8	100		#64 Jim O’Mahoney Height/Weight: 6’1″/228 lbs 1962 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1960 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	LB	Minnesota Vikings (1963 PS) Minnesota Vikings (1964 Camp) Hartford Knights/Charter Oaks (1964 ACFL) New York Jets (1965-66) Montreal Alouettes (1967 CFL)
1963 3L:’60-62	10	139		#36 Nick Ryder Height/Weight: 5’11″/210 lbs 1962 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1962 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP)	FB	New York Jets (Drafted 16/123 – DNS) Detroit Lions (Drafted 10/139, 1963-64) Detroit Lions (1965 Camp)
1963 3L:’60-62	15	119		#56 Bob Dentel Height/Weight: 6’1″/251 lbs 1962 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C/T	Chicago Bears (Drafted 15/206 – DNS) Boston Patriots (Drafted 15/119, 1963 Camp) Indianapolis Warriors (1963 UFL) Boston Patriots – 2nd Stint (1964 Camp) Joliet Chargers (1964 UFL) Pittsburgh Valley Ironmen (1964-65 ACFL)
1963 2L:’61-62	15	208		#84 Jim Simon Height/Weight: 6’4″/240 lbs 1962 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	G/T TE/DE	Boston Patriots (Drafted 9/71 – DNS) Detroit Lions (Drafted 15/208, 1963-1965) Atlanta Falcons (Expansion Draft Pick, 1966-68)
1963 2L:’62-63	17	234		#44 John Sisk III^ Height/Weight: 6’3″/195 lbs 1963 Drafted by both NFL & AFL as a future, but returned for his final year of edibility at Miami 1961 Transferred to Miami from Marquette (which dropped football in 1960) ^Sisk’s father, John Sisk II, played HB at Marquette & with the Chicago Bears in the 1930s	DB	Kansas City Chiefs (Drafted 29/232 -“Mr. Irrelevant” – last player taken in 1963 as Future Pick – DNS) Chicago Bears (1963 Future Pick – 17/234 – DNS immediately) Chicago Bears (1964) Chicago Bears (1965 IR and/or PS) Chicago Bears (1966 Camp)
1963 3L:’60-62	20	270		#81 Benjamin “Black Ben” Rizzo Height/Weight: 6’0″/210 lbs 1995 Greater Utica (N.Y.) Sports Hall of Fame 1962 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (Capt. of South Squad) 1962 All-American Honorable Mention 1962 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1962 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) 1961 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1961 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) 1959 JUCO Transfer to UM as Walk-on (later got scholarship) 1958 Attended Mohawk Valley C.C.	LB/DE TE/FB	Philadelphia Eagles (Drafted-DNS 1963) Houston Oilers (AFL) (FA, 1963 Camp) Mohawk Valley Falcons (1963 ACFL) Philadelphia Eagles (Drafted, 1964 Camp) Mohawk Valley Falcons (1964-65 ACFL) Miami Dolphins (1966 PS) Scranton Miners (1966 ACFL)
1963 1L:’60	FA	FA		#11 Eddie Johns Height/Weight: 6’0″/218 lbs 1961 Preseason All-South Independent (Street & Smith) 1960 All-American Honorable Mention 1960 All-Florida Second Team (AP)	QB/HB	Pittsburgh Steelers (1963 Camp)
1963 0L	FA	FA		# Joe D’Auria Height/Weight: 6’4″/217 lbs 1964 All-SFL 1st Team	TE	Huntsville Rockets (1964-66 SFL/NAFL) Alabama Hawks (1967 PFLA)
1963 0L	FA	FA		# Bobby Lockward Height/Weight: 6’0″/240 lbs	T	Daytona Beach Thunderbirds (1963 SFL)
1963 0L	FA	FA		# Frank Schiano Height/Weight: 6’1”/235 lbs	OG	Providence Steam Roller (1963-64 ACFL)
1963 0L	FA	FA		#13 Don Ploskunak Height/Weight: 2019 Goodyear Blimp^ becomes 1st non-player or coach inducted into the Chick-Fil-A College Football Hall of Fame 1958-62 Player at Miami	QB/HB	^Ploskunak was 1 of maybe 10 or 12 licensed Blimp Pilots worldwide when he started his 38-year career culminating with the title of chief pilot/manager of training for all 3 of Goodyear’s Blimp bases. Known as the father of sports aerial broadcasting, Mike “Mickey” Wittman (star ‘Cane Basketball guard who’s in both the Sports Broadcasting and Univ. of Miami Halls of Fame) was a good friend of Don’s and got him the job of initially piloting the Goodyear Blimp.

1962
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1962 3L:’59-61	2	11		#82 Bill “Brownie” Miller Height/Weight: 6’1″/195 lbs 2017 Miami’s Top 100 Players All-Time (#76, 247Sports) 1975 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1963 All-AFL Second Team (AP) 1962 Senior Bowl 1961 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1961 Consensus All-American 1st Team (AP, Time, Coaches, Walter Camp, Football Writers, Sporting News, Newspaper Ent. Assoc.; 2nd Team- UPI) 1961 All-South Independent First Team (AP) 1961 Preseason All-American Candidate (Street & Smith) 1961 Preseason All-South Independent Candidate (Street & Smith) 1960 All-American 1st Team (Football Writers/FWAA) 1959 All-American Honorable Mention	SE/WR	Minnesota Vikings (Drafted 3/30 – DNS) Dallas Texans (AFL) (Drafted 2/11, 1962) Buffalo Bills (1963) Oakland Raiders (1964-68)
1962 3L:’59-61	8	106		#33 Jim Vollenweider Height/Weight: 6’1″/205 lbs 1961 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1960 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	HB	Oakland Raiders (Drafted 18/137 – DNS) San Francisco 49ers (Drafted 8/106, 1962-63) Toronto Argonauts (1964 CFL) ^Died on June 1, 1998 (aged 48) in Ewa Beach, Hawaii
1962 2L:’60-61	12	161		#77 Bill Watts Height/Weight: 6’2”/245 lbs	T	Chicago Bears (Drafted 12/161 – DNS) Dallas Texans (AFL) (FA, 1962 IR) Kansas City Chiefs (1963 Camp)
1962 3L:’59-61	13	174		#61 Bill Diamond Height/Weight: 6’0″/240 lbs 1960 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	G/FB	St. Louis Cardinals (Drafted 13/174 – DNS) Dallas Texans (AFL) (FA, 1962) Kansas City Chiefs (1963)
1962 2L:’60-61	FA	FA		#46 Sam Fernandez Height/Weight: 5’11″/205 lbs 1967 All-Continental Football League First Team 1966 All-Continental Football League First Team 1965 All-Continental Football League First Team 1964 Official All-UFL First Team 1957 JUCO Transfer to Miami from Potomac State J.C. (at UM 1958-61)	FB/S/LB	Montreal Alouettes (1962 Camp CFL) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1962 CFL) Charleston (WV) Rockets (1964-68 UFL/ContFL) Ohio Valley Ironmen (1969 ContFL)
1962 1L:’61	FA	FA		#12 Bobby Weaver Height/Weight: 187 lbs 2011 Mississippi Jr. College Football Hall of Fame 1989 Pearl River (Miss.) CC Sports Hall of Fame 1959 JUCO All-American also played Baseball at Miami	QB	New York Giants (1962 Tryout) Detroit Lions (Tryout) Gadsden Raiders (1963 SFL)
1962 3L:’59-61	FA	FA		#85 James “Larry” Wilson Height/Weight: 6’0″/205 lbs 1973 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1961 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (won Sportsmanship Award) also played Baseball (1B/OF) at Miami	E	New York (Football) Giants (FA Offer 1962 – DNS) Dallas Texans (AFL) (FA Offer 1962 – DNS) Montreal Alouettes (FA Offer 1962 CFL – DNS) Signed with MLB’s Kansas City Athletics in ’62 Played 1B/OF (B:L,T:L) in minors for 4 years reaching AAA Military Service in Germany (1963-64)
1962 2L:’59-60	FA	FA		#23 Ron “Rollo” Fritzsche^ Height/Weight: 5’11″/193 lbs ^Ron’s real given 1st name is “Roland”	HB/DB	Miami/Hialeah Bombers (1962 Fla.ProFL)
1962 3L:’59-61	FA	FA		#69 Vic Savoca Height/Weight: 5’9″/231 lbs	OL	Miami/Hialeah Bombers (1962 Fla.ProFL)
1962 3L:’59-61	FA	FA		#89 Frank “Big Daddy” Reinhart Height/Weight: 6’3″/235 lbs	DE	St. Petersburg Blazers (1966 NAFL)
1962 1L:’61	FA	FA		#25 Jim “Turk” Bruno Height/Weight: 5’11″/195 lbs	WR	Springfield Acorns (1963 ACFL)
1962 0L	FA	FA		# Frank Ranieri Height/Weight: 6’1″/235 lbs	LB	Stamford Golden Bears (1962 ACFL) Westchester Crusaders (1963-64 ACFL)
1962 3L:’59-61	FA	FA		#68 Bob Eggert Height/Weight: 5’11″/190 lbs 1961 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	LB

1961
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1961 2L:’59-60	5	68		#55 Jack Novak Height/Weight: 6’3″/240 lbs 1960 All-American Honorable Mention	G	Oakland Raiders (Drafted 24/188 – DNS) Green Bay Packers (Drafted 5/68, 1961 IR) Green Bay Packers (1962 Camp) Washington Redskins (1964 Camp)
1961 2L:’59-60	6	73		#70 John O’Day Jr. Height/Weight: 6’3”/235 lbs 1960 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1960 All-Catholic All-American 1st Team 1960 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	T	Washington Redskins (Drafted 6/73 – DNS) Dallas Texans (AFL) (Drafted 8/62, 1961 Camp)
1961 3L:’58-60	8	59		#74 Charles “Chuck” Linning Height/Weight: 6’2”/209 lbs 1960 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1960 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	T	Chicago Bears (Drafted 15/201) Buffalo Bills (Drafted 8/59, 1961 Camp)
1961 1L:’60	15	208		#72 Ray Lardani Height/Weight: 6’2″/265 lbs ^At UM for part his Senior season in 1961, Ray left school to sign as a FA with Patriots that same fall becoming unique (like HOF HB Red Grange) in playing both college & pro football in the same season. To maintain control of his AFL rights, Boston formally drafted Lardani in 1962.	OL/DT	Green Bay Packers (1961 Drafted 15/208 as future – DNS) Boston Patriots (Drafted 34/270 [’62], 1961-62)^ New York Jets (1963 Camp) Ottawa Rough Riders (1964 Camp CFL) Toronto Argonauts (1964 CFL) Montreal Alouettes (1965 Camp CFL) Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp) Wilmington (Del.) Clippers (1966-67 ACFL) Harrisburg Capitol-Colts (1968-69 ACFL) Harrisburg Capitol-Colts (1970 PS/Asst. Coach ACFL)
1961 0L	19	256		# Lou Zivkovich Height/Weight: 6’3″/230 lbs 2009 New Mexico State Athletics Hall of Fame as part of New Mexico State’s 1960 undefeated/greatest team (U.S. Bank) 1958 Transfer from UM to New Mexico State (NM State ’58-’60)^ 1957 Univ. of Miami Freshman Team on Scholarship	DL/OT	Los Angeles Rams (Drafted 19 Rd./256 OV in ’61)^ Dallas Texans (AFL) (Drafted 23rd Rd., 181st Overall in 1961)^ Calgary Stampeders (1961-64 CFL) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1965 CFL) Edmonton Eskimos (1965 CFL) ^Believed to have been twice drafted as a future in ’61 (Fr. at UM in ’57, Redshirt transfer in ’58, Redshirt Soph in ’59, Redshirt Jr. in ’60), it appears Zivkovich passed on his final year of college eligibility at New Mexico State and signed instead with Calgary in the CFL in 1961. The CFL had a longtime policy of signing players less than 4 years out from their HS Graduation.
1961 2L:’59-60	FA	FA		#86 Al Dangel Height/Weight: 6’0″ 210 lbs Also Played on Miami’s Baseball Team	K/WR	Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp) Harrisburg Capitols (1966-67 ACFL)
1961 1L:’58	FA	FA		#35 Theron Mitchell Height/Weight: 5’11″/180 lbs	QB	Jacksonville Robins (1963-64 SFL)
1961 0L	FA	FA		# Chuck Schiano Height/Weight: 6’0″/253 lbs	OT	Cleveland Bulldogs (1961 UFL)
1961 2L:’59-60	FA	FA		#52 Reuben Mills Height/Weight: 6’0″/200 lbs 1960 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C/LB
1961 0L	FA	FA		#10 Maury Guttman Height/Weight: 1992 Pennsylvania Jewish Sports Hall of Fame 1961-64 Post-grad at Purdue – Rec’d. Masters in Economics 1958 Transferred from UM to Purdue (1958-60, Platooned at QB with future MLB 2B Bernie Allen) 1957 Univ. of Miami Varsity 1956 UM Freshman Team (starting QB) 1955 HS All-American also College Baseball (P) at UM & Purdue	QB/DB

1960
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1960 3L:’57-59	SP	SP		#50 Jim “Buckethead” Otto, aka “Double Aught” Height/Weight: 6’2″/255 lbs 2021 All-Time Best Oakland/L.A./Las Vegas Raider (The Delight) 2021 All-Time Toughest NFL Players (#31 of 50, Stadium Talk) 2019 NFL 100th Anniv. All-Time Top 100 (NFL Network and #77 by USA Today) 2019 100 Best Raiders of All-Time (#4, USA Today) 2017 Miami’s Top 100 Players All-Time (#29, 247Sports) 2017 Greatest Athlete to Ever Wear #00 (USA Today) 2011 Named an ACC Legend 2010 The Top 100: NFL’s Greatest Players (#63, NFL Network) 2009 Greatest Athlete to Ever Wear #00 (SI) 2008 University of Miami Ring of Honor 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 1999 All-Time Top Pro Players (#78 of 100 – Sporting News; 2nd Team Center [48 total players] – Street & Smith) 1998 Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame 1986 Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame 1980 Pro Football Hall of Fame 1980 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1970-72 NFL Pro Bowls 1972 NFL All-Pro 2nd Team/All-AFC 1st Team (AP) 1971 NFL All-Pro 1st Team (NEA) 1970-72 All-AFC (Sporting News) 1970 NFL All-Pro 1st Team (AP, NEA) 1970 All-AFC 1st Team (AP, UPI, Pro Football Weekly) 1970 All-Time AFL 1st Team (Pro HOF)^ 1970 All-Decade Pro Team 1960’s (Pro Football Reference) 1961-69 AFL All-Star Games 1969 All-AFL 2nd Team (Pro HOF, Pro Football Writers) 1968 All-Pro (NFL/AFL)/1968-69 All-AFL 1st Teams (Pro Football Weekly) 1967-69 All-AFL 1st Team (AP, UPI, NEA, Sporting News) 1967-68 All-AFL 1st Team/1969 All-AFL 2nd Team (NY Daily News) 1961, 1963-66 All-AFL 1st Team (NY Daily News) 1960-66 All-AFL 1st Team (AP, UPI, AFL) 1959 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C/G/LB	Minneapolis/Oakland Señors (Drafted AFL #1 at Position: Special – Signed with Oakland) [Didn’t choose Free Agency that was offered by AFL to all Señors’ picks.] Oakland Raiders^ (1960-74) Oakland Raiders (1975 Camp) ^One of only 20 men who played in the AFL for its entire 10-year run; Otto joins K/QB George Blanda and K/WR Gino Cappeletti as the only three 10-year AFL vets who played in all 14 games every year of its existence.
1960 3L:’57-59	SP	SP		#15 Fran “the Little General” Curci Height/Weight: 5’9″/160 lbs 1997 Florida Sports Hall of Fame 1991 Arena Football League Coach of the Year 1980 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1977 SEC Football Coach of the Year 1977 Playboy Preseason College Coach of the Year 1959 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1959 All-American First Team (AP) 1959 Academic All-American 1958 Playboy Pre-Season All-American	QB/P/K FL/PR/DB	Minneapolis/Oakland Señors (Drafted AFL #1 at Position: Special – DNS) Houston Oilers (AFL) (1960, FA – DNP) Oakland Raiders (1960 AFL Secondary Draft Pick, Camp/Traded) Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960) Military Service (1961-62) Kansas City Chiefs (1963 Camp) University of Tampa HC (1968-71) University of Miami HC (1971-1972) University of Kentucky HC (1973-81) Tampa Bay Storm HC (1990-91 AFL) Cincinnati Rockers HC (1992 AFL)
1960 2L:’58-59	SP	SP		#24 Bob Rosbaugh Height/Weight: 6’1″/188 lbs	FL/WB	Denver Broncos (Drafted #1 at Position: Special) Denver Broncos (1960 Camp) Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960 Camp)
1960 2L:’57,’59	FA	FA		#81 Walt Corey Height/Weight: 6’2″/240 lbs 1994 Western Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame 1963 AFL All-Star Game	LB	Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960-62) Kansas City Chiefs (1963-66)
1960 3L:’57-59	FA	FA		#80 Jon Mirilovich Height/Weight: 6’2″/192 lbs	WR	Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960 Camp)
1960 2L:’58-59	FA	FA		#51 Fred Remmy Height/Weight: 6’0″/200 lbs 1959 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C	U.S. Coast Guard (post-1960 graduation) Washington University (St. Louis) HC (1983-86)
1960 3L:’57-59	FA	FA		#65 Jim Crawford Height/Weight: 5’10″/225 lbs 1959 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	G

1959
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1959 3L:’56-58	FA	FA		#71 Gary “Wyatt Earp” Greaves Height/Weight: 6’3″/235 lbs	T/G	Houston Oilers (AFL) (1960-61) Military Service (1961-62) Houston Oilers (1962 Camp) Miami/Hialeah Bombers (1962 Florida ProFL)
1959 3L:’56-58	FA	FA		#75 Charles Diamond Jr. Height/Weight: 6’2″/262 lbs 1961 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game also Track & Field at UM (Throws) ^Died on May 10, 2020 at age 83.	T/G	British Columbia Lions (1959 CFL) Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960-62) Kansas City Chiefs (1963) Kansas City Chiefs (1964 Camp) Miami Dolphins (1966 Camp)
1959 0L	FA	FA		#26 Ron Lopszonzski Height/Weight: 6’0″/185 lbs ^Died on March 31, 2002.	QB/DB	Orlando Broncos (1964 SFL)
1959 0L	FA	FA		# Bob Buonopane Height/Weight: 5’9″/247 lbs	NT	Boston Nu-Way Sweepers (1963 ACFL) New Bedford Sweepers (1965 ACFL)
1959 0L	FA	FA		# George Schultz Height/Weight: 6’1″/225 lbs	OG	Pittsburgh Valley Ironmen (1963 ACFL)

1958
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1958 3L:’55-57	4	46		#31 John Varone Height/Weight: 5’11″/190 lbs 2011 Top 99+ Massachusetts High School Athletes (#47^) [All-time, all-Sports including women’s, chosen by the Hon. Raymond Flynn, Boston’s Mayor from 1984-93 who was a South Boston HS multi-sport prep athlete and Providence College basketball star who had a tryout with the Boston Celtics, from The Great Book of Boston Sports Lists] 1958 Senior Bowl 1957 All-American Honorable Mention	HB/DB	San Francisco 49ers (Drafted 4/46 – DNS) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (FA, 1958-59 CFL) ^East Boston High School Class of 1954
1958 1L:’55	FA	FA		# Gene Reeves Height/Weight: 6’1″/200 lbs	QB	Atlanta Spartans (1964 ACFL)

1957
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1957 4L:’53-56	1	9		#40 Don “the Bull” Bosseler Height/Weight: 6’1″/212 lbs 2016 Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame 2012 Eighty Greatest Washington Redskins 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 2000 Florida Sports Hall of Fame 1999 University of Miami Ring of Honor 1990 College Football Hall of Fame 1970 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1959 NFL All-Star Game 1957 All-Pro Second Team (AP) 1957 Chicago Charities College All-Star Game 1957 Senior Bowl (selected MVP) 1956 All-American 1st Team (AP) 1956 All-American 2nd Team (Central Press, Internat’l News) 1956 All-American 3rd Team (Newspaper Enterprise Assoc.) 1956 Top College Football Player in Florida (AP) 1956 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1956 All-Florida First Team (AP)	FB	Washington Redskins (1957-64)
1957 2L:’55-56	4	49		#86 Jack Johnson Height/Weight: 6’3″/198 lbs 2004 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1957 Chicago Charities College All Star Game 1957 Senior Bowl 1956 All-American 2nd Team (Central Press) 1956 All-American Honorable Mention (UPI) 1956 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1956 All-Florida First Team (AP) also UM Track & Field Team	DB/P/E	Chicago Bears (Drafted, 1957-59) Dallas Cowboys (Expansion Draft Pick, 1960 Camp) Buffalo Bills (1960-61) Dallas Texans (AFL) (1961) Dallas Texans (1962 Camp/Traded to Titans) New York Titans (AFL) (1962 Camp) Toronto Argonauts (1957 Offer-DNS CFL)
1957 4L:’53-56	8	97		#22 Johnny “Rebel” Bookman Height/Weight: 5’11″/182 lbs 1960 All-AFL First Team (UPI) also UM Track & Field Team	DB/HB	New York Giants (Drafted, 1957) Dallas Texans (AFL) (1960) New York Titans (AFL) (1961) New York Titans (1962 Camp)
1957 4L:’53-56	9	102		#70 Charles Hutchings Height/Weight: 212 lbs	T	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted, 1957 Camp)
1957 2L:’55-56	19	221		#87 Phil Bennett Height/Weight: 6’3″/225 lbs	LB	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted, 1957 Camp) Boston Patriots (AFL) (FA, 1960)
1957 3L:’54-56	FA	FA		# Paul Hefti Height/Weight: 185 lbs	FB	Frankfort Falcons (1962 ACFL)
1957 2L:’55-56	FA	FA		#12 Sam Scarnecchia Height/Weight: 1994 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1956 All-American Honorable Mention also played Baseball at Miami	QB/S
1957 4L:’53-56	FA	FA		#61 Tom Pratt Height/Weight: 200 lbs 1991 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1956 All-American Honorable Mention 1956 NCAA Heavyweight Wrestling Champion	OG/LB	University of Miami Asst. Coach (1957-60) Southern Mississippi Line Coach (1961-62) Coast Guard Academy Defensive Line Coach (1997) NFL Asst. Coach – Defensive Line/Rush Specialist (5 teams – 1963-95, 2000, 2013-17) Asahi Challengers (1998-99-Asst., 2001-09-Amb., Jpn. XLeague) IMG Academy Defensive Coordinator Consultant (2010-12)

1956
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1956 2L:’54-55	1	8		#25 Jack Losch Height/Weight: 6’1″/205 lbs 2004 Little League Baseball Team Sportsmanship Award named in his honor after his death that year^ 1993 Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame 1987 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1955 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game (won Sportsmanship Award) 1955 All-American Honorable Mention also played Baseball (C/OF) at Miami^ also Track & Field (4 events) at UM	HB/KR/PR QB/DB	Green Bay Packers (Drafted, 1956) Military Service (1957-58 USAF Fighter Pilot) Green Bay Packers (1959 Camp) ^In 1947, Jack went to the 1st-ever Little League Baseball World Series (then called National Little League Tournament), representing his hometown of Williamsport, PA. – ironically also the home of Little League’s headquarters – and helped his team win the inaugural Championship playing CF.
1956 4L:’52-55	9	107		#33 Francis “Whitey” Rouviere Height/Weight: 5’11″/187 lbs 2008 USA Today CFB Encyclopedia 250 All-Time College Players^^ 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 1988 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1956 Senior Bowl 1955 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1955 All-American Honorable Mention (AP, UPI) 1954 All-American Honorable Mention (AP, UPI) ^also played Baseball (3B) at Miami ^also on Miami’s Basketball Team ^also Track & Field at UM ^^UM HC Andy Gustafson: “I don’t know of a better man for single platoon football in the country than Whitey Rouviere, the Best Halfback in America.” Maybe Miami’s all-time greatest “60-minute man,” he played Offense, Defense and Special Teams.	CB/HB PR/KR	Washington Redskins (Drafted, 1956 Camp) President, Univ. of Miami Alumni Assn. (1977-78) ^ Although Miami has had at least 16 additional 3-sport men, Rouviere is believed to be the only 4-sport athlete in UM history. Rouviere (8 letters) joins Whitey Campbell (12 letters total), Rod Ashman, Louis Hansen^, Marion Mercurio, Red Tobin, John Douglas and Harvey James (all Football, Basketball & Baseball); Lamar Thomas, John “Vic” Mell and Jack Lowe^ (all Football, Basketball & Track); Jack Losch and Tremain Mack (both Football, Baseball & Track); Tom Kearns (Football, Basketball & Boxing); Nick Wolcuff (Football, Wrestling & Boxing); Foster Alter (Football, Basketball & Golf); and Harvey Foster (Football, Baseball & Soccer) as UM’s confirmed varsity-lettered, 3-sport Hurricane athletes. [Notes: Louis Hansen tried out in an open tournament for UM’s inaugural Men’s Tennis Team in 1931, but failed to make a 4th Cane Varsity Sport Squad. FB/DB Jack Lowe would go on to transfer from Miami to Ball State.]
1956 4L:’52-55	10	118		#81 Bob Nolan Height/Weight: 198 lbs	E/OL	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted) British Columbia Lions (1956 CFL)
1956 3L:’54-56	11	128		#52 Michael E. “Mike” Hudock Jr. Height/Weight: 6’2″/245 lbs 1992 Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame 1965 All-AFL Second Team (NY Daily News) 1964 All-AFL Second Team (UPI) 1957 Chicago Charities College All-Star Game 1956 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1956 All-American Honorable Mention 1956 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1955 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1952 Transferred to Miami from Pitt also played Baseball at Miami	C	Green Bay Packers (Drafted 11/128 as a future in 1956; 1957 Camp) Pittsburgh Steelers (1958 Camp) Philadelphia Eagles (1959 Camp) New York Titans (1960-62) New York Jets (1963-65) Miami Dolphins (Expansion Draft Pick, 1966) Kansas City Chiefs (1967)
1956 2L:’56-57	29	344		# Vester Newcomb Height/Weight: 6’2″/200 lbs 2007 Mississippi JUCO Sports Hall of Fame (Inaugural year inductee) 1977 Southwest Mississippi C.C. Hall of Fame 1957 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1957 All-American Honorable Mention (at UM) 1957 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1957 3rd Best College Senior in Florida (AP) 1957 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1956 JUCO Transfer to UM from Southwest [MS.] J.C. 1955 JUCO All-American 1st Team (Williamson’s) 1954 Military Service 1953 JUCO All-American 1st Team 1952 Military Service	LB/C	Green Bay Packers (Drafted 29th, 344th overall, as a future in ’56 out of Southwest [MS.] J.C.; would play 2 more yrs. at Miami after transferring) University of Miami Asst. Coach (1969-70) University of Tennessee-Martin Head Coach (1978-79)
1956 2L:’54-55	FA	FA		#11 Mario “Bonny” Bonofiglio Height/Weight: 5’8″/169 lbs 1955 Heisman Trophy Finalist (#6) 1955 All-American Honorable Mention 1954 All-American Honorable Mention 1953 Transferred from Wisconsin also played Baseball at Miami	QB/K	US Army Medical Services Corps (1956, 1958-59) Racine Raiders (1957 Bi-States Football League) Also played Baseball professionally
1956 3L:’53-55	FA	FA		#69 Joe Kohut Height/Weight: 187 lbs 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia)	G
1956 4L:’52-55	FA	FA		#71 Allan Rodberg Height/Weight: 6’3″/212 lbs 1955 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1951 High School All-Southern	T
1956 1L:’53	FA	FA		#14 Joseph Brown “J.B.” Johnston Jr. Height/Weight: 2019 Ft. Myers HS 100th Anniv. All-Time Top 30 (#23, Ft. Myers News-Press) 1955 Redshirt Sr. at Miami, Did Not Receive Varsity Letter 1954 Played at Miami, but Did Not Receive Varsity Letter 1953 Received MD’s approval & returned to Scholarship Status 1952 Injury Redshirt, switched to Team Manager for Spring Camp 1951 Miami Freshman Team	QB/DB	Served in U.S. Army and later worked for NFL’s Atlanta Falcons
1956 0L	FA	FA		# Burt Grossman Height/Weight: 6’3″/244 lbs 1956 Earned 4th Letter in Track; Lost in Shot Put again to Georgia Tech’s Carl Vareen (54’2.4″), although achieving a personal best of 52’8.75″ in that loss; President, UM Lettermen’s Society “M-Club”; Graduated in Spring 1955 Only loss in Shot Put was to Carl Vareen (SEC Champ in Shot & Discus in ’55); Lost his debut in Golden Gloves Competition in Jan., but vowed he would continue to explore a career in Pro Boxing 1954 Broke his own State Shot Put Record (51’7″); Invited to Drake Relays & Returned to Penn Relays as Miami’s only representative 1953 Quit football to concentrate on Track (FR-eligible/Korean War); Broke 3-year-old UM Shot Put Record by 2 feet (49’6″ 16-lb) & then set Florida State Record (50’6″); also Southeastern AAU Shot Put Champion; 1st-ever Freshman & 1st-ever ‘Cane invited to Penn Relays (placed 2nd in Shot Put there); Rated #5 Nationally in Shot Put (as a Freshman!) 1952-Fall UM Freshman Football Scholarship (led FR. team in scoring) 1952-Spring Set Pennsylvania HS Shot Put Record (56’8″ 12-lb)	DT/K	^Although not invited to 1956 Olympic Trials for Shot Put, Grossman’s contributions to the breakthrough success of UM’s Track & Field Team shouldn’t be overlooked. Along with Earl Welbaum (middle distance runner), Bill Bennett (high & low hurdles), and football-playing sprinters Jack Losch, John Bookman & Jack Johnson, Grossman helped establish the seriousness of Miami’s Track Program. (Gordon Malloy and Whitey Rouviere were also UM Trackmen in ’50s; all listed here are in UM’s HOF except Grossman and Bookman.) Shot Put Trials: 1. Parry O’Brien (1952 Olympic Gold Medalist, 60’9.75″), 2. Manhattan College’s Ken Bantum (NCAA & AAU Champ, 59’6.5″), 3. Billy Nieder (1st to 60′ in both HS & College, 58’1″). Olympic Finishes: O’Brien, Gold and Nieder, Silver (Bantum finished 4th). Both O’Brien (USC) and Nieder (Kansas) left football after injuries to concentrate on the Shot Put. Both won medals again in ’60: Nieder-Gold and O’Brien-Silver. Two top College Athletes also putting the shot during this time, Georgia Tech’s Vareen and Penn State’s Rosey Grier, stuck with football, both ending up playing DT in the NFL.

1955
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1955 3L:’52-54	4	39		#32 “Flash” Gordon Malloy^ Height/Weight: 187 lbs Honorary Director: UM Atlanta Hurricane Alumni Club 1978 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1955 Chicago Charities College All-Star Game 1955 East-West Shrine Game 1954 All-American Honorable Mention (UPI, Newspaper Ent.Assn.) 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1954 Blue-Gray Game 1954 2nd Best College Senior in Florida (AP) 1954 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1954 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1951 Transferred from Georgia Tech (1950 FR.) also Track & Field at UM ^Full name is Russell Gordon Malloy, Jr.	HB/FB/DB	Detroit Lions (Drafted-DNP) Montreal Alouettes (1955-DNP CFL) On Feb. 25, 1955 (several years before Billy Cannon and the AFL), NFL Commissioner Bert Bell announced that “Montreal got there first and is entitled to (Gordon Malloy).” Malloy had signed a Detroit Lions contract after he originally agreed to play in Canada. Bell said he expected an “end to the feud between American and Canadian professional teams … creating a ceasefire in the expensive player-raids.” Later, after the CFL raided NFL players who were already under option to NFL teams, Commissioner Bell reversed himself and ruled that the Detroit contract with Malloy was valid. The Montreal Alouettes then sued claiming Malloy was already under contract when Detroit stole him away. Ironically, during his first action as a professional, Malloy blew out his knee while making a sharp cut at practice for the Chicago Charities College All-Star Game and didn’t play in that game. Each College All-Star received a small salary (maybe $150 in 1955) to play against the NFL Champs in Chicago (or Evanston) every summer between 1934 & 1976 (except 1974), but the game ended because of “increasing expenses reflected in insurance costs (and) high player salaries.” Due to his injury, Gordon Malloy would never play in either the NFL or CFL, although he later joined the UM football coaching staff.
1955 4L:’51-54	7	75		#82 Frank McDonald Height/Weight: 6’2″/200 lbs 1974 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1955 Senior Bowl 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1954 All-American 1st Team (AP, Football Writers) 1954 All-American 2nd Team (Stanley Woodward’s Magazine) 1954 All-American 3rd Team (Newspaper Enterprise Assoc.) 1954 All-American Honorable Mention (UPI) 1954 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1954 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1954 Pre-season All-American	TE/OL	Baltimore Colts (Drafted, 1955 Camp) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1955 CFL)
1955 3L:’52-54	11	122		#83 Tom Pepsin Height/Weight: 6’1″/195 lbs 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	E	Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (Drafted) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1955 CFL)
1955 0L	26	303		#65 Loren “Walt” Houston Height/Weight: 6’0″/217 lbs Transferred from Miami to Purdue	OG/E	Washington Redskins (Drafted, 1955)
1955 2L:’52,’54	FA	FA		#10 Carl Garrigus Height/Weight: 5’11″/192 lbs 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1954 All-American Honorable Mention also played Baseball (Inf) at Miami	QB/DB	Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1955 CFL)
1955 2L:’53-54	FA	FA		#51 Ernie Tobey Height/Weight: 190 lbs 2008 Top 55 Hurricanes: 1953-2007 (USA Today CFB Encyclopedia) 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1954 All-South Independent Honorable Mention (AP) 1953 All-American Honorable Mention (AP) 1953 2nd Best College Player in Florida (AP) 1953 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1953 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1953 University of Miami Team MVP	C/LB	Post-grad: Military Service Career
1955 4L:’51-54	FA	FA		#73 Norman French Height/Weight: 5’11″/198 lbs 1954 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	G/T

1954
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1954 2L:’52-53	21	247		#70 Dan Tassotti Height/Weight: 6’2″/235 lbs	T/K	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted)
1954 2L:’52-53	FA	FA		#15 Don “the Dawgfather” James Height/Weight: 5’9″/175 lbs 1998 State of Washington Sports Hall of Fame 1997 College Football Hall of Fame 1997 Orange Bowl Hall of Fame 1996 Kent State Hall of Fame 1994 Rose Bowl Hall of Fame 1993 University of Washington Hall of Fame 1992 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1991 National College Coach of the Year 1991 Paul “Bear” Bryant Award 1991 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year 1991 George Munger Award 1991 Sporting News College Football COY 1990–1991 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1990 Nat’l. Coach of the Year Honorable Mention (Gannett News) 1989 President of American Football Coaches Assn. 1987 Citrus Bowl Hall of Fame 1984 National College Coach of the Year 1980 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1977 AFCA Coach of the Year 1972 MAC Coach of the Year 1953 UM Phillip Optner Trophy (Highest GPA as SR.) 1953 “Who’s Who in American Colleges & Universities”	QB	HC at Kent State (1971-74) HC at University of Washington (1975-92)
1954 3L:’51-53	FA	FA		#62 Eugene Buccilli Height/Weight: 215 lbs 1953 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	T
1954 0L	FA	FA		#45 Bob Taro Height/Weight: 6’1″/175 lbs 1951-53 at Miami also played Baseball at Miami (4-yr. letterman in baseball; FR-eligible/Korean War)	HB	Postgrad: Signed MLB contract with Brooklyn Dodgers & assigned to Bakersfield Indians (1954 Level C California League) promoted to Mobile Bears (1954 Level AA Southern Assn.) Played SS/3B, B:R, T:R Post-Pro Baseball Career: US Army, 101st Airborn Div. in Korea
1954 1L:’48	FA	FA		#40 Jack O’Leary Height/Weight: 2008 University of Central Florida Hall of Fame Transferred from UM to New Hampshire and then to Colorado College (at UM 1947-48, also Military Service/Korean War)	HB	HC & AD at St. Mary’s of the Plains College AD Miami-Dade Community College (1973) AD Colorado State University (1974-76) AD Central Florida (1976-81)

1953
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1953 2L:’51-52	15	172		#71 Nick “Chick” Chickillo Height/Weight: 5’11″/220 lbs 1987 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1952 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1952 All-American First Team (AP) 1952 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1952 All-Florida First Team (AP)	LB/OG	Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (Drafted, 1953)
1953 3L:’50-52	24	282		#14 Bob Schneidenbach Height/Weight: 6’0″/183 lbs 1999 Air Commando Hall of Fame (Awarded Silver Star for gallantry in action in Laos, Feb. 23, 1968)	QB/HB	Pittsburgh Steelers (Drafted) Toronto Argonauts (1953 CFL) Toronto Balmy Beach (1953-54 ORFU) Military Service during Vietnam War
1953 3L:’50-52	FA	FA		#30 Raymond “Reckless Rex” Shiver Height/Weight: 6’0″/190 lbs 1952 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1952 All-American Honorable Mention (AP) 1952 2nd-Best College Senior in Florida (AP) 1952 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1952 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1952 SAE Trophy (Outstanding Player in Homecoming Game)	DB/LB WB/HB	U.S. Air Force (1953-55) Los Angeles Rams (1956) Los Angeles Rams (1957 Camp/Traded) Washington Redskins (1957 Camp) Toronto Argonauts (1957 CFL)
1953 3L:’50-52	FA	FA		#44 Harry “Scooter” Mallios Height/Weight: 178 lbs 2010 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Miami Sports Founder 1986 University of Miami Hall of Fame	FB	AD at University of Miami (1979-83)
1953 3L:’50-52	FA	FA		#55 Armand “Stitch” Vari Height/Weight: 5’11″/180 lbs 1977 University of Miami Hall of Fame At UM for 1949-52 seasons	C/QB	U.S. Army (Pre-UM: mid-to-late 1940s) U.S. Air Force (Post-grad: 1953-55) President, UM Sports Hall of Fame Chairman, UM Athletic Federation (Hurricane Club) University Alumni Board Member
1953 3L:’50-52	FA	FA		#66 Don Mariutto Height/Weight: 1990 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1949 Transferred from Florida (at UM 1950-52)	G	Military Service: USAF (1953-54, ROTC at UM) USAF Reserves (1955-83, retiring as a Colonel) University of Miami Board of Trustees Chairman of the UM Board’s Athletic Advisory Committee President: UM Sports Hall of Fame Chairman & Founding Member: Athletic Federation (Hurricane Club) Grand Founder: Society of University Founders Established UM’s Mariutto Family Scholarship (annual Team Award to player with “highest academics”)

1952
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1952 3L:’49-51	1	8		#42 Jim Dooley Height/Weight: 6’4″/198 lbs 2019 Chicago Bears 100th Anniversary Team (#73 Chicago Tribune; #90 USA Today; #94 Bears Centennial Scrapbook) 2017 Miami’s Top 100 Players All-Time (#32, 247Sports) 2010 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Miami Sports Founder 1998 Florida Sports Hall of Fame 1997 University of Miami Ring of Honor 1997 Hurricanes Jersey #42 Retired by Miami 1996 Gator Bowl Hall of Fame 1972 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1953 Chicago Charities College All-Star Game 1952 Senior Bowl 1951 All-American First Team (AP) 1951 All-South Independent 1st Team (AP) 1951 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1950 All-Florida First Team (AP)	WR/TE HB/DB	Chicago Bears (1952-1961) Chicago Bears HC (1968-71)
1952 2L:’50-51	30	352		#33 Wilfred “Will” Stolk Height/Weight: 6’1″/196 lbs 1950 All-American Honorable Mention	FB/LB	Chicago Cardinals (NFL) (Drafted)
1952 3L:’49-51	FA	FA		#82 Walt Chwalik Height/Weight: 6’0″/220 lbs	DE	Chicago Bears (1952 Tryout – DNA) Philadelphia Eagles (Tryout – DNA)
1952 3L:’49-51	FA	FA		#83 Leo “the Lion” Martin Height/Weight: 6’2″/188 lbs 1973 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1953 U.S. Air Force All-Star 1950 All-American Honorable Mention 1950 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) 1949 All-American Honorable Mention 1949 Jack Burney Memorial Trophy (for nation’s top End)	DE/P	Post-grad Military Service: USAF
1952 3L:’49-51	FA	FA		#11 Jack “Mighty Mouse” Hackett Height/Weight: 5’8″/155 lbs 1971 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1950 All-American Honorable Mention 1950 All-Florida 2nd Team (AP)	QB
1952 3L:’49-51	FA	FA		#74 Charley George Height/Weight: 6’0″/197 lbs 1995 University of Miami Hall of Fame	G/T
1952 3L:’49-51	FA	FA		#61 Ray Arckey (aka Ray Arcangeletti) Height/Weight: 5’11″/188 lbs 1976 University of Miami Hall of Fame	G
1952 2L:’50-51	FA	FA		#40 Elmer “Tree” Tremont Height/Weight: 2013 Lee Co. (FL) School Athletic Conf. Hall of Fame 1996 Cypress Lake named its Gymnasium after him 1984 Florida Athletic Coaches Assn. Hall of Fame 1952 Gator Bowl All-time Punter (averaged 44.5 yds. on 9 punts)	S/P/K	1952-53: U.S. Army (Korean War Medic)

1951
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1951 2L:’49-50	4	49		#89 Tom Jelley Height/Weight: 6’5″/225 lbs 1950 All-American Honorable Mention (at UM 1948-50)	DE/TE	Chicago Bears (Drafted 4/49 as a Future/ signed by Bears after passing on remaining eligibility, then Traded to Steelers) Pittsburgh Steelers (1951) Pittsburgh Steelers (1952 Camp) Military Service (1953-54) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1955 Camp CFL)
1951 3L:’48-50	5	54		#72 Al Carapella Height/Weight: 6’1″/260 lbs Westchester County (NY) Sports Hall of Fame 2010 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Miami Sports Founder 1970 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1954 NFL All-Star Game (Pro Bowl) 1951 College All-Star Football Classic 1950 All-American First Team (AP) 1950 All-Florida First Team (AP) 1947 Freshman Team at Miami 1945 Graduated HS & Drafted into US Army (M.P. Stationed in Germany) 1944 Ineligible for HS Sports due to his Pro Baseball Contract 1944 Erie Sailors Baseball (N.Y. Giants’ Pony League, Lev. D) 1944 Richmond Colts Baseball (Giants’ Piedmont League, Lev. B) also played Baseball (C) at Miami	DT/NT/OT LB/FB	Berlin Bears (1945 Inter-service FB Team in Germany) San Francisco 49ers (Drafted, 1951-55) San Francisco 49ers (1956 Camp/Traded to N.Y.) New York [Football] Giants (1956 – DNR) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1956 CFL) ^Post-playing career: Rec’d. Masters Degree from Indiana Univ. before going into HS/College Coaching, Teaching and School Administration.
1951 3L:’48-50	13	152		#51 Pete Mastellone Height/Weight: 5’10”/198 lbs 1983 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1950 All-American Honorable Mention 1950 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	C/LB	Philadelphia Eagles (Drafted, 1951 Camp)
1951 3L:’48,’50-51	18	218		#42 Frank Smith Height/Weight: 6’1″/179 lbs 1970 University of Miami Hall of Fame 1951 All-American Honorable Mention 1951 Preseason All-American Candidate 1950 All-American Honorable Mention 1950 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) 1949 Left school for a season also played Baseball (CF) at Miami	HB/P	New York [Football] Giants (1951 Drafted – DNS [Injury]) Signed to play Pro Baseball with Florida State League’s Palatka Azaleas (1952 D-League, Independent); Played OF 3 years with 4 clubs from 1952-54 advancing to B Level minors
1951 4L:’47-50	29	341		#81 Ralph Fieler Height/Weight: 6’7″/242 lbs 1947 Transfer from Indiana U. (1946) Also played College Baseball at Miami Post HS: U.S. Navy in WWII	E	Green Bay Packers (Drafted, 1951 Camp)
1951 3L:’48-50	FA	FA		#10 Ameleto “Jack” Del Bello Height/Weight: 6’1″/190 lbs	QB/DB	U.S. Army, Ft. Jackson Football (1951-52) Philadelphia Eagles (1953 DNP, Traded to Baltimore) Baltimore Colts (1953)
1951 2L:’49-50	FA	FA		#67 Joe Lyden Height/Weight: 5’11″/186 lbs 1950 All-American Honorable Mention 1950 All-Florida 1st Team (AP)	OG/DT/K

1950
Year	Rd	Sel#	Player		Pos.	Team
1950 3L:’47-49	FA	FA		#50 Art “Otis” Davies Height/Weight: 6’2″/197 lbs 1950 Senior Bowl 1950 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	C
1950 4L:’46-49	FA	FA		#34 Bob “Whitey” Campbell^ Height/Weight: 5’11″/166 lbs 1971 UM’s Outstanding Athlete for its 1st 25 yrs.^^ 1970 University of Miami Hall of Fame (Year?) North-South College All-Star Shrine Game All-Time Defense 1949 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game 1949 All-American Honorable Mention 1949 All-Florida 1st Team (AP) also on Basketball & Baseball Teams at Miami^^ ^Born Alexander Carr Campbell, raised as Bob Stafford, Whitey was 1st told real name for WWII draft purposes by Step-Dad, Dick Stafford	FB/DB	1944 (pre-MLB draft): Workouts with/Offered Contracts by Cincinnati Reds and New York (Baseball) Giants coming out of HS – DNS; instead deciding to attend Miami after military discharge in ’46 HC Univ. of Miami Baseball (1958, 1960-62) HC Univ. of Montana Baseball (1966) ^^Considered UM’s greatest multi-sport athlete. Due to WWII, Campbell was freshman-eligible and earned a varsity letter for 4 yrs. straight in Football, Basketball and Baseball – 12 letters in all!
1950 3L:’47-49	FA	FA		#63 Tom Flynn Height/Weight: 5’9″/188 lbs 1950 North-South College All-Star Shrine Game	G
1950 3L:’47-49	FA	FA		#40 Clive Shrader Height/Weight: 5’11″/176 lbs 1949/50 UM Senior Class Vice President 1948 Who’s Who in American Colleges & Universities 1944-46 Army Air Corp Pilot in World War II	HB	President, UM Alumni Association (1968–1971) also President, UM Engineering Alumni Assn. and President, Florida Gold Coast Chapter of AAU
1950 1L:’44	FA	FA		# Gus Dielens Height/Weight: Transferred from Miami to West Point (at UM in 1944)	DB	AD at Army (1968–1971) AD at Tampa (1971-73)

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