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MISSOURI COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS
Name Pos. Years at MU Induction Year Bill Roper Coach 1909 1951 Paul Christman QB 1938-40 1960 Don Faurot Coach 1935-42,46-56 1961 Bob Steuber HB 1940-42 1971 James Phelan Coach 1920-21 1973 Ed Travis T 1919-20 1974 Darold Jenkins C 1940-41 1976 John Waldorf Official 1927-29 1984 Dan Devine Coach 1958-70 1985 Johnny Roland HB/DB 1962, 64-65 1998
National Athletic Trainers Association HALL OF FAMERS
Name Years at MU Induction Year
"Doc Ollie" DeVictor 1935-1958 1962 (Inagural Class)
Fred A. Wappel 1955-1996 1986
RETIRED NUMBERS
Name Pos. Number Johnny Roland HB/DB 23 Roger Wehrli DB 23 Bob Steuber HB 37 Darold Jenkins C/LB 42 Paul Christman QB 44 Kellen Winslow TE 83
| #44 PAUL CHRISTMAN | Quarterback, 1938-40 | All-American in 1939 and 1940 |
| Led the Tigers to Coach Don Faurot's first conference championship, and first bowl appearance in 1939. Set virtually all of Mizzou's passing records, most of which stood intact for nearly 40 years. Played in the NFL with the Chicago Cardinals and Green Bay Packers, and later became an accomplished network television commentator, teaming with Curt Gowdy on the early AFL telecasts. Was Missouri's first player chosen for induction to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. | ||
| #37 BOB STEUBER | Halfback, 1940-42 | All-American in 1942 |
| A 210-pound back who was the key member of Coach Don Faurot's Split-T offense that led the nation in rushing in 1941. Was the nation's number-three rusher in 1941, and number-two in 1942. His career total of 2,030 yards has been surpassed only by modern-day Tigers Joe Moore, James Wilder and Darrell Wallace. Still holds Missouri records for most points in a season, most career touchdowns, most Tds in a season, most career rushing touchdowns, most Tds rushing in a season, highest average per carry in a game and highest average per carry in a season. A member of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. Played professionally with the Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Dons and Buffalo Bills. | ||
| #42 DAROLD JENKINS | Center/Linebacker, 1940-41 | All-American in 1941 |
| Captain of the 1941 Tigers -- considered to be the best of Don Faurot's 19 Missouri teams. Set virtually all of Mizzou's passing records, most of which stood intact for nearly 40 years. Member of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. A World War II bomber pilot who was shot down on his 27th mission and spent 17 months in a German POW camp. | ||
| #23 JOHNNY ROLAND | Halfback, 1962, 64-65 | All-American in 1965 |
| Rushed for 830 yards as a sophomore in 1962, but spent most of the remainder of his career as a defensive back and short-yardage runner. One of only eight Tigers to earn all-conference honors three times. Was the NFL's Rookie of the Year in 1966, while playing for the St. Louis Cardinals. Is currently a assistant coach with the St. Louis Rams, but has also coached in the NFL with the Chicago Bears (where he coached NFL rushing king Walter Payton) and New York Jets. | ||
| #23 ROGER WEHRLI | Defensive Back, 1966-68 | All-American in 1968 |
| Led the nation in punt returns in 1968, and also set a school record with seven pass interceptions. All-Big Eight in 1967 and '68. Still holds 10 Missouri school records. Was a perennial all-pro performer while playing for the St. Louis Cardinals from 1969-82. | ||
| #83 KELLEN WINSLOW | Tight End, 1976-78 | All-American in 1978 |
| Currently a radio commentator on Tiger Network broadcasts of Missouri football games. Was the Big Eight Male Athlete of the Year in 1979. Inducted this summer to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Redefined the tight end position during a nine-year career (1979-88) with the NFL's San Diego Chargers, combining size with a deep passing threat. | ||
| DON FAUROT | Head Football Coach, 1935-42, 1946-56 | Director of Athletics, 1935-42, 1946-66 |
| Three-sport athlete at Missouri, 1922-24. Had a record of 101-79-10 during 19 seasons as the Tigers' head coach. Won three conference championships and took four teams to bowl games. Left his legacy on college football as the "father of option football" when he invented the Split-T formation in 1941. The Tigers led the nation in rushing that year. A member of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. The playing surface at Memorial Stadium was named in his honor in 1972. | ||
| DAN DEVINE | Head Football Coach, 1958-70 | Director of Athletics, 1967-70, 1992-94 |
| Missouri's winningest football coach, with a record of 93-37-7 (.704) .. His Tigers were the only team in the nation, during the decade of the 1960s, that never lost more than three games .. Took Missouri to a record of 4-2 in six bowl appearances .. Won two conference championships, and led the 1960 Tigers to the only number-one ranking in school history .. A member of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame .. Also head coach at Arizona State, with the Green Bay Packers, and at Notre Dame, and won a national championship at Notre Dame in 1977. | ||
FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS
Name Pos. Year Ed Lindenmeyer T 1925 Paul Christman QB 1939 Darold Jenkins C 1941 Bob Steuber HB 1942 Harold Burnine E 1955 Danny LaRose E 1960 Ed Blaine T 1961 Conrad Hitchler E 1962 Johnny Roland DB 1965 Francis Peay OT 1965 Russ Washington OT 1967 Roger Wehrli DB 1968 Mike Carroll OG 1969 Scott Anderson C 1973 John Moseley DB 1973 Henry Marshall WR 1975 Morris Towns OT 1976 Kellen Winslow TE 1978 Bill Whitaker DB 1980 Brad Edelman C 1981 Jeff Gaylord DT 1981 Conrad Goode OT 1983 John Clay OT 1986 Devin West RB 1998 Rob Riti C 1999
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Jeff Handy 6,959 1991-1994 2 Phil Bradley 5,352 1977-1980 3 Marlon Adler 5,231 1982-1985 4 Kent Kiefer 4,497 1989-1990 5 Phil Johnson 3,600 1990-1992 6 Steve Pisarkiewicz 3,413 1974-1976 7 Paul Christman 2,895 1938-1940 8 Terry McMillan 2,708 1968-1969 9 Corby Jones 2,416 1995-1998 10 Tony Scardino 2,201 1951-1954
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Jeff Handy 2,463 1992 2 Kent Kiefer 2,314 1989 3 Kent Kiefer 2,183 1990 4 Jeff Handy 2,030 1994 5 Phil Johnson 2,029 1991 6 Terry McMillan 1,963 1969 7 Jeff Handy 1,901 1993 8 Steve Pisarkiewicz 1,780 1975 9 Phil Bradley 1,780 1978 10 Corby Jones 1,658 1997
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Jeff Handy 480 1992 2 Kent Kiefer 444 1989 3 Jeff Handy 424 1992 4 Steve Pisarkiewicz 371 1975 5 Tony Scardino 365 1951 6 Kent Kiefer 334 1990 7 Kent Kiefer 326 1990 8 Jeff Handy 321 1993 9 Jeff Handy 320 1994 10 Marlon Adler 318 1985
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Victor Bailey 2,144 1990-1992 2 Linzy Collins 1,760 1989-1990 3 Kenny Holly 1,708 1990-1993 4 Mel Gray 1,491 1968-1970 5 Joe Stewart 1,389 1974-1977 6 George Shorthose 1,329 1980-1984 7 Brian Sallee 1,313 1991-1994 8 Andy Gibler 1,290 1979-1982 9 Tim Bruton 1,286 1987-1990 10 Harold Burnine 1,145 1953-1955
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Victor Bailey 1,210 1992 2 Linzy Collins 975 1990 3 Henry Marshall 945 1975 4 Joe Stewart 834 1976 5 Herbert Johnson 806 1985 6 Linzy Collins 803 1989 7 Mel Gray 705 1969 8 Kenny Holly 663 1992 9 James Caver 634 1982 10 Kenny Holly 623 1993
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Linzy Collins 229 1990 2 Henry Marshall 207 1975 3 Henry Marshall 199 1975 4 Linzy Collins 193 1989 5 Victor Bailey 179 1992 6 Linzy Collins 172 1990 7 Mel Gray 171 1969 7 Joe Stewart 171 1976 9 Victor Bailey 168 1992 10 Junior Wren 160 1951
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Brock Olivo 3,026 1994-1997 2 Darrell Wallace 2,607 1984-1987 3 James Wilder 2,357 1978-1980 4 Joe Moore 2,244 1968-1970 5 Tommie Stowers 2,077 1986-1989 6 Bob Steuber 2,030 1940-1942 7 Corby Jones 1,997 1995-1998 8 Mel West 1,848 1958-1960 9 Charlie Brown 1,830 1964-1966 10 Joe Freeman 1,811 1991-1994
Rank Name Yards Year(s) 1 Devin West 1,578 1998 2 Joe Moore 1,312 1969 3 Darrell Wallace 1,120 1985 4 Bob Steuber 1,098 1942 5 Brock Olivo 985 1995 6 Charlie Brown 937 1965 7 Corby Jones 887 1997 8 James Wilder 873 1978 9 Darrell Wallace 872 1986 10 Tony Galbreath 870 1974
Rank Name Yards Year(s)
1 Devin West 319 1998
2 Devin West 252 1998
3 Harry Ice 240 1941
4 Darrell Wallace 224 1985
5 Brock Olivo 222 1995
6 Brock Olivo 201 1995
7 Darrell Wallace 196 1985
8 Tony Galbreath 194 1974
9 Corby Jones 193 1996
10 Smily Elmore 187 1988
Rank Name Points Year(s)
1 Jeff Jacke 225 1988-1992
2 Bob Steuber 222 1940-1942
3 Tom Whelihan 191 1984-1987
4 Brock Olivo 188 1994-1997
5 Tim Gibbons 166 1974-1976
6 Corby Jones 162 1995-1998
7 James Wilder 144 1978-1980
8 Greg Hill 140 1971-1973
9 Michael Jones 138 1987-1990
10 Brad Burditt 135 1982-1984
Rank Name Points Year(s) 1 Bob Steuber 121 1942 2 Corby Jones 84 1997 3 Donnie Smith 78 1960 3 Johnny Roland 78 1962 5 John Glorioso 77 1949 6 Scott Knickman 76 1997 7 Tim Gibbons 72 1975 7 James Wilder 72 1978 7 Marlon Adler 72 1983 7 Brock Olivo 72 1997
Rank Name Sacks Year(s) 1 Justin Smith 22 1/2 1998-2000 2 Rick Lyle 18 1990-1993 3 Bobby Bell 17 1981-1983 3 Steve Martin 17 1992-1995 5 Lee Johnson 14 1986-1989 6 Erik McMillan 12 1984-1987 6 Dick Chapura 12 1982-1986 8 Jeff Gaylord 11 1978-1981 8 Stacy Elliott 11 1989-1992 9 Bennie Smith 10 1978-1981 9 George Hunt 10 1990-1993
Rank Name Sacks Year(s)
1 Justin Smith 11 2000
2 Bobby Bell 8 1983
2 Bobby Bell 8 1982
2 Jeff Gaylord 8 1981
2 Rick Lyle 8 1993
2 Steve Martin 8 1994
6 Dick Chapura 7 1985
7 Darren MacDonald 7 1987
Rank Name Tackles Year(s) 1 DeMontie Cross 415 1994-1996 2 Travis McDonald 386 1991-1994 3 Darren MacDonald 375 1986-1989 4 Darryl Major 346 1991-1994 5 Erik McMillan 323 1984-1987 5 Jay Wilson 323 1980-1983 7 Adrian Jones 319 1986-1989 8 Lynn Evans 316 1972-1974 9 Van Darkow 294 1978-1981 10 Chris Garlich 276 1975-1978
Rank Name Tackles Year(s) 1 Travis McDonald 164 1994 2 Jay Wilson 154 1982 3 DeMontie Cross 145 1995 4 Sharron Washington 139 1991 5 DeMontie Cross 138 1994 6 Lynn Evans 133 1974 7 DeMontie Cross 132 1996 8 Lester Dickey 130 1980 9 Darryl Major 129 1993 10 Van Darkow 122 1980
Rank Name Interceptions Year(s) 1 Roger Wehrli 7 1968 2 Ken Boston 6 1964 2 Russ Calabrese 6 1977 2 Adrian Jones 6 1988 2 Dennis Poppe 6 1969 2 Johnny Roland 6 1965 2 Andy Russell 6 1962 2 Bill Whitaker 6 1979 2 Bill Whitaker 6 1980 2 Jim Whitaker 6 1966
Rank Name Victories Year(s)
1 Don Faurot 101 1935-1956
2 Dan Devine 93 1958-1970
3 Warren Powers 46 1978-1984
4 Gwinn Henry 40 1922-1931
5 Al Onofrio 38 1971-1977
6 Larry Smith 26 1994-1998
7 W.J. Monilaw 18 1906-1908
8 Henry F. Schulte 16 1914-1917
9 Bob Stull 15 1989-1993
10 Chester L. Brewer 14 1911-1913