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7 National Championships (1942, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1969, 1970, 2002)
Awards
1910s
- 1914: Boyd Cherry (E)
- 1916: Chic Harley (B), Robert Karch (T)
- 1917: Charles Bolen (E), Harold Courtney (E), Chic Harley (B), Kelley VanDyne (C)
- 1918: Clarence MacDonald (E)
- 1919: Chic Harley (B), Gaylord Stinchcomb (B)
1920s
- 1920: Iolas Huffman (G), Gaylord Stinchcomb (B)
- 1921: Iolas Huffman (G), Cyril Myers (E)
- 1923: Harry Workman (QB)
- 1924: Harold Cunningham (E)
- 1925: Edwin Hess (G)
- 1926: Edwin Hess (G), Marty Karow (HB), Leo Raskowski (T)
- 1927: Leo Raskowski (T)
- 1928: Wes Fesler (E)
- 1929: Wes Fesler (E)
1930s
- 1930: Wes Fesler (E), Lew Hinchman (HB)
- 1931: Carl Cramer (QB), Lew Hinchman (HB)
- 1932: Joseph Gailus (G), Sid Gillman (E), Lew Hinchman (HB), Ted Rosequist (T)
- 1933: Joseph Gailus (G)
- 1934: Regis Monahan (G), Merle Wendt (E)
- 1935: Gomer Jones (C), Merle Wendt (E)
- 1936: Charles Hamrick (T), Inwood Smith (G), Merle Wendt (E)
- 1937: Carl Kaplanoff (T), Jim McDonald (QB), Ralph Wolf (C), Gust Zarnas (G)
- 1939: Vic Marino (G), Esco Sarkkinen (E), Don Scott (HB)
1940s
- 1940: Don Scott (HB)
- 1942: Robert Shaw (E), Charles Csuri (T), Lin Houston (G), Paul Sarringhaus (HB), Gene Fekete (E)
- 1943: Bill Willis (T)
- 1944: Jack Dugger (E), Bill Willis (T), William Hackett (G), Les Horvath (QB/HB)
- 1945: Warren Amling (G), Ollie Cline (FB), Russell Thomas (T)
- 1946: Warren Amling (G), Cecil Souders (E)
1950s
- 1950: Robert Momsen (T), Robert McMullogh (C), Vic Janowicz (HB)
- 1952: Mike Takacs (G)
- 1954: Dean Dugger (E), Howard Cassady (HB), Jim Reichenbach (G)
- 1955: Jim Parker (G), Howard Cassady (HB)
- 1956: Jim Parker (G)
- 1957: Aurealius Thomas (G)
- 1958: Jim Houston (E), Jim Marshall (T), Bob White (E)
- 1959: Jim Houston (E)
1960s
- 1960: Bob Ferguson (FB)
- 1961: Bob Ferguson (FB)
- 1964: Jim Davis (T), Ike Kelley (LB), Arnie Chonko (DB)
- 1965: Doug Van Horn (G), Ike Kelley (LB)
- 1966: Ray Pryor (C)
- 1968: Dave Foley (OT), Rufus Mayes (OT)
- 1969: Jim Stillwagon (G), Rex Kern (QB), Jim Otis (FB), Ted ProvostJack Tatum (CB) (CB),
1970s
- 1970: Jan White (TE), Jim Stillwagon (MG), John Brockington (FB), Jack Tatum (CB), Mike Sensibaugh (S), Tim Anderson (CB)
- 1971: Tom DeLeone (C)
- 1972: John Hicks (OT), Randy Gradishar (LB)
- 1973: John Hicks (OT), Randy Gradishar (LB), Archie Griffin (TB)
- 1974: Van Ness DeCree (DE), Kurt Schumacher (OT), Pete Cusick (DT), Archie Griffin (TB), Neal Colzie (CB), Tom Skladany (P)
- 1975: Ted Smith (OG), Archie Griffin (TB), Tim Fox (S), Tom Sklandany (P)
- 1976: Bob Brudzinski (DE), Chris Ward (OT), Tom Sklandany (P)
- 1977: Chris Ward (OT), Aaron Brown (NG), Tom Cousineau (LB), Ray Griffin (S)
- 1978: Tom Cousineau (LB)
- 1979: Ken Fritz (OG), Art Schlichter (QB)
1980s
- 1982: Marcus Marek (LB)
- 1984: Jim Lachey (OG), Keith Byars (TB)
- 1985: Pepper Johnson (LB)
- 1986: Cris Carter (SE), Chris Spielman (LB)
- 1987: Chris Spielman (LB), Tom Tupa (P)
- 1988: Jeff Uhlenhake (C)
1990s
- 1991: Steve Tovar (LB)
- 1992: Steve Tovar (LB)
- 1993: Korey Stringer (OT), Dan Wilkinson (DT)
- 1994: Korey Stringer (OT)
- 1995: Eddie George (TB), Terry Glenn (FL), Orlando Pace (OT), Mike Vrabel (DE)
- 1996: Orlando Pace (OT), Shawn Springs (CB), Mike Vrabel (DE)
- 1997: Andy Katzenmoyer (LB), Rob Murphy (OG), Antoine Winfield (CB)
- 1998: David Boston (SE), Damon Moore (SS), Rob Murphy (OG), Antoine Winfield (CB)
- 1999: Na'il Diggs (LB)
2000s
- 2000: Mike Doss (SS)
- 2001: LeCharles Bentley (C), Mike Doss (SS)
- 2002: Mike Doss (SS), Andy Groom (P), Mike Nugent (PK), Matt Wilhelm (LB)
- 2003: Will Allen (DB)
- 2004: Mike Nugent (PK), A. J. Hawk (LB)
- 2005: A. J. Hawk (LB)
- 2006: Troy Smith (QB), James Laurinaitis (LB), Quinn Pitcock (DL)
- 2007: James Laurinaitis (LB), Chris Wells (RB)
- 2008: James Laurinaitis (LB), Malcolm Jenkins (CB)
Heisman Trophy
Ohio State players have won the Heisman Trophy seven times. Archie Griffin is the only two-time recipient in the history of the award.
- Les Horvath 1944
- Vic Janowicz 1950
- Howard "Hopalong" Cassady 1955
- Archie Griffin 1974, 1975
- Eddie George 1995
- Troy Smith 2006
Lombardi Award
Ohio State players have won the Lombardi Award six times. Orlando Pace is the only two-time recipient in the history of the award.
- Jim Stillwagon 1970
- John Hicks 1973
- Chris Spielman 1987
- Orlando Pace 1995, 1996
- A. J. Hawk 2005
Maxwell Award
Four Ohio State players have won the Maxwell Award:
- Howard "Hopalong" Cassady 1955
- Bob Ferguson 1961
- Archie Griffin 1975
- Eddie George 1995
Outland Trophy
Four Ohio State players have won the Outland Trophy:
- Jim Parker 1956
- Jim Stillwagon 1970
- John Hicks 1973
- Orlando Pace 1996
Walter Camp Award
Three Ohio State players have won the Walter Camp Award:
- Archie Griffin 1974, 1975
- Eddie George 1995
- Troy Smith 2006
Other Awards
- Eddie George received the Doak Walker Award in 1995
- Terry Glenn received the Fred Biletnikoff Award in 1995
- Andy Katzenmoyer received the Dick Butkus Award in 1997
- Antoine Winfield received the Jim Thorpe Award in 1998
- LeCharles Bentley received the Dave Rimington Trophy in 2001
- B. J. Sander received the Ray Guy Award in 2003
- Mike Nugent received the Lou Groza Award in 2004
- James Laurinaitis received the Bronko Nagurski Trophy in 2006
- Troy Smith received the Davey O'Brien Award in 2006
- James Laurinaitis received the Dick Butkus Award in 2007
- Malcolm Jenkins received the Jim Thorpe Award in 2008
- James Laurinaitis received the Lott Trophy in 2008
43 former Ohio State players are currently active on rosters of National Football League teams: Will Allen, Tim Anderson, Rodney Bailey, LeCharles Bentley, Bobby Carpenter, Drew Carter, Nate Clements, Na'il Diggs, Mike Doss, Simon Fraser, Joey Galloway, Chris Gamble,Ted Ginn, Jr., Anthony Gonzalez,Roy Hall, Ben Hartsock, A. J. Hawk, Santonio Holmes, Kevin Houser, Josh Huston, Michael Jenkins, Nick Mangold, Donnie Nickey, Mike Nugent, Orlando Pace, Kenny Peterson, Ryan Pickett, Antonio Pittman, Nate Salley, Rob Sims, Will Smith, Troy Smith, Shawn Springs, Alex Stepanovich, Mike Vrabel, Donte Whitner, Matt Wilhelm, Antoine Winfield, Ashton Youboty, Jay Richardson, Dustin Fox, Vernon Gholston, and Kirk Barton.
Former notable NFL players who played at Ohio State include: Lou Groza, Dante Lavelli, Jim Parker, Bill Willis, Cris Carter, Paul Warfield, Jim Marshall, Jim Houston, Jack Tatum, Randy Gradishar, Dick Schafrath, Jim Lachey, Tom Tupa, Chris Spielman, Robert Smith, Korey Stringer, Raymont Harris, and Eddie George. Groza, Lavelli, Parker, Warfield, and Willis have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Just sayin'.
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scott91575
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reagdog;1418944; said:
Is he considering becoming a female softball player?
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Gatorubet
Loathing All Things Georgia
NACDA Directors' Cup
Florida has finished in the top 10 in national all-sports rankings every year since 1983-84.
UCLA is the only other program that has matched that feat. Florida has managed this accomplishment
while fielding fewer sports than other perennial top athletic programs.
The 2007-08 academic year marks Florida's 25th consecutive finish as one of the Nation's top-10 programs.
Annual Finishes in the National All-Sport Rankings
Year UF Finish
1983-84 5th
1984-85 4th
1985-86 8th
1986-87 4th
1987-88 5th
1988-89 9th
1989-90 5th
1990-91 5th
1991-92 5th
1992-93 4th
1993-94 4th
1994-95 5th
1995-96 3rd
1996-97 5th
1997-98 T2nd
1998-99 4th
1999-00 7th
2000-01 7th
2001-02 3rd
2002-03 7th
2003-04 6th
2004-05 6th
2005-06 5th
2006-07 6th
2007-08 6th
2008-09 Currently 5th
So not only does tOSU athletic program laugh at your football success, the Gators sneer at your 2007-08 ranking, as I unclog my nose in your direction, you son of a window dresser.
So, you think you could outclever us Reptile folks with your silly, knees-bent, running-about bragging of SI Top Programs, advancing behavior? I wave my private parts at your aunties, you cheesy-leather, second-hand, electric donkey bottom biters!
Florida has finished in the top 10 in national all-sports rankings every year since 1983-84.
UCLA is the only other program that has matched that feat. Florida has managed this accomplishment
while fielding fewer sports than other perennial top athletic programs.
The 2007-08 academic year marks Florida's 25th consecutive finish as one of the Nation's top-10 programs.
Annual Finishes in the National All-Sport Rankings
Year UF Finish
1983-84 5th
1984-85 4th
1985-86 8th
1986-87 4th
1987-88 5th
1988-89 9th
1989-90 5th
1990-91 5th
1991-92 5th
1992-93 4th
1993-94 4th
1994-95 5th
1995-96 3rd
1996-97 5th
1997-98 T2nd
1998-99 4th
1999-00 7th
2000-01 7th
2001-02 3rd
2002-03 7th
2003-04 6th
2004-05 6th
2005-06 5th
2006-07 6th
2007-08 6th
2008-09 Currently 5th
So not only does tOSU athletic program laugh at your football success, the Gators sneer at your 2007-08 ranking, as I unclog my nose in your direction, you son of a window dresser.
So, you think you could outclever us Reptile folks with your silly, knees-bent, running-about bragging of SI Top Programs, advancing behavior? I wave my private parts at your aunties, you cheesy-leather, second-hand, electric donkey bottom biters!
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reagdog
Hall of Fame
scott91575;1418953; said:
You weren't paying very close attention. Gatorbutt posted a picture of a sign saying ASU hasn't won anything in California. I posted a link that says ASU was the most successful athletic program in the nation for the year 2007-2008. Gatorbutt's picture was funny, but not accurate.
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Which one's Gatorbutt?!