Playmakers Rivals.com NCAA 09 Alumni Rosters

[Playmakers]

Spartans DNA
Lorenzo White-Correll Buckhalter
Ty Hallock-Dan Kreider
Andre Rison-Issac Bruce
Gene Washington-Roddy White
Kirk Gibson-Joe Jurevicous
Bubba Smith-Mario Williams
Carl Banks-Shawn Crable
Percy Snow-London Fletcher
Dixon Edwards-Kevin Burnett
Herb Adderley-Chris McAlister

MICHIGAN ST
http://www.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=555892

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS

EARL MORRALL
http://www.steelersuk.com/steelers/f...20article.html
Morrall played three seasons for the Spartans, leading them to a 9-1 regular season record in 1955. He capped his senior year with a victory over the UCLA Bruins in the 1956 Rose Bowl game.

ANDRE "BAD MOON" RISON
http://www.andrerison.com/MSU.php
MSU all-time leading receiver with 146 receptions for 2,992 yards and 20 TDs.
Set single-season records for the Spartans in '86 with 54 catches for 966 yards. Gained 252 yards and posted three scores vs. Georgia in the Gator Bowl.

GEORGE WEBSTER
http://www.collegefootball.org/famersearch.php?id=60009
When George Webster played at Michigan State, his coach, Duffy Daugherty, said of George, "He doesn't tackle people. He explodes them!" Daugherty added, "George was the greatest football player I ever coached."

MORTEN ANDERSON
All-American in 1981 he led the Spartans in scoring with 73 points on 28
PATs and 15 field goals, and opponents returned just 17 of his 56
kickoffs.

ROSTER INFORMATION FOR ALL PLAYERS
http://www.athlonsports.com/college-...-all-time-team

OFFENSE
QB-#21 Earl Morrall-(Sr), #12 Tony Banks-(Jr), #9 Jeff Smoker-(So), #5 Drew Stanton-(So)
RB-#34 Lorenzo White-(Sr), #35 Tico Duckett-(Sr), #33 Sedrick Irvin-(Jr), #8 T.J. Duckett-(So), #20 DeAndre Cobb-(So), #39 Javon Ringer-(Fr)
FB-#27 Clarence Peaks-(Sr), #45 Ty Hallock-(Jr)
WR-#84 Gene Washington-(Sr), #23 Kirk Gibson-(Sr), #1 Andre "Bad Moon" Rison-(Sr), #19 Courtney Hawkins-(Sr), #80 Derrick Mason-(Jr), #87 Muhsin Muhammed-(Jr), #81 Charles Rogers-(So), #4 Plaxico Burress-(So), #11 Devin Thomas-(Fr)
TE-#89 Billy Joe Dupree-(Sr), #85 Fred Arbanas-(Sr), #43 Chris Baker-(So), #17 Kellen Davis-(Fr)
OT-#77 Tony Mandarich-(Sr/Capt), #78 Norm Masters-(Sr), #74 Greg Randall-(Jr), #76 Flozell Adams-(Jr)
OG-#68 Joe DeLamielleure-(Sr), #67 Dave Hermann, (Sr), #79 Eric Moten-(Sr), #73 Brian DeMarco-(Jr), #63 Shane Hannah-(Jr), #64 Tupe Peko-(Jr)
C-#61 Rich Saul-(Sr), #65 Ron Saul-(Sr)

DEFENSE
DE-#95 Bubba Smith-(Sr), #88 Larry Bethea-(Sr), #99 Dimitius Underwood-(Jr), #91 Robaire Smith-(Jr), #94 Jonal Saint-Dic-(Fr)
DT-#82 Jerry Rush-(Sr), #92 Bobby Wilson-(Sr), #97 Josh Shaw-(Jr), #96 Domato Pecko-(So), #93 Matthias Askew-(So), #86 Clifton Ryan-(Fr)
OLB-#58 Carl Banks-(Sr), #47 Anthony Bell-(Sr), #57 Dixon Edwards-(Sr), #83Rob Fredrickson-(Jr), #98 Julian Peterson-(Jr), #52 Lemar Marshall-(Jr)
MLB-#48 Percy Snow-(Sr), #59 Ike Reese-(Jr), #50 Josh Thornhill-(So)
CB-#26 Herb Adderley-(Sr), #24 Geroge Saimes-(Sr), #31 Lonnie Young-(Sr), #22 Renaldo Hill-(Jr)
FS-#10 Brad Van Pelt-(Sr/LB), #42 Harlon Barnett-(Sr), #32 Myron Bell-(Jr)
SS-#90 George Webster-(Sr/LB/Capt), #36 Eric Smith-(So)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#7 Morten Anderson-(Sr)
P-#6 Greg Montgomery-(Sr)
LS-Ron Saul
KOS-Anderson
KR/PR-Mason/Adderley

[KCRoyals]

Playmakers,

How is the alumni roster set for ncaa 10 coming along? Will it have basically the same players as ncaa 09? Looking forward to seeing the rosters.

Thanks,

KCRoyals

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by KCRoyals

Playmakers, How is the alumni roster set for ncaa 10 coming along? Will it have basically the same players as ncaa 09? Looking forward to seeing the rosters. Thanks, KCRoyals

90% of the same players with about 2-3 young guys added from this past years draft class for most schools.

You can observe those 6 teams I posted already by loading playmakers1970 that was my initial rough draft but all 6 teams are loaded and ready.

I have others done since then but not ready for gameplay they need rated and edited for corrected BIO and gear.

If you download them and play let me know if you see any subs coming it and out of the game. I've been dropping fatigue in ratings for all players but i might have to reduce it down further.

[Playmakers]

DNA
James Wilder-Edgerin James
Darrell Wallace-Ricky Williams (Tech)
Kellen Winslow-Antonio Gates
Mel Gray-Eddie Royal
John Matuszak-Igor Olshansky
Jeff Gaylord-Dusty Dvoracek
Roger Wehrli-Jason Sehorn
Eric Wright-Kelly Jennings
Demontie Cross-Patrick Watkins

MIZZOU
http://missouri.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=555889

IMPACT/ALL AMERICANS
JOHNNY ROLAND
Spending his senior season as a two-way back and a feared return man, Roland was a consensus All American and finished his Tiger career as a three-time All Big Eight choice.

KELLEN WINSLOW
Blessed with size, speed and great athletic ability, at 6-5 and 250 pounds, he changed the way the tight end position was used. A three-year letter winner, he totaled 71 receptions, 1,089 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, shattering receiving records during his time in Columbia.

ANDY RUSSELL
Captain of the 1962 squad, was the leader of teams that went 25-3-3 during his collegiate career. He was an excellent defensive back, highlighting Missouri’s upset win over Navy in the January 1, 1961 Orange Bowl with two interceptions and had a total of six in his senior year.

ROSTER INFORMATION FOR ALL PLAYERS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzMil...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0Kyu...eature=related

OFFENSE
QB-#44 Paul Christman-(Sr), #14 Steve Pisarkiewicz-(Sr), #7 Corby Jones-(Jr), #16 Brad Smith-(So), #10 Chase Daniel-(Fr)
RB-#23 Johnny Roland-(Sr), #32 James Wilder-(Sr), #47 Bill Tobin-(Sr), #43 Darrell Wallace-(Sr), #3 Devin West-(Jr), #2 Damien Nash-(So)
FB-#35 Tony Galbreath-(Sr), #31 Gerry Ellis-(Sr)
WR-#85 Mel Gray-(Sr/Capt), #86 Henry Marshall-(Sr), #88 Victor Bailey-(Jr), #12 Justin Gage-(So), #9 Jeremy Maclin-(Fr), #29 Will Franklin-(Fr)
TE-#83 Kellen Winslow-(Sr), #87 Byron Chamberlain-(Jr), #45 Chase Coffman-(Fr), #82 Martin Rucker-(Fr)
OT-#60 Conrad Goode-(Sr), #78 Francis Peay-(Sr), #62 Morris Towns-(Sr), #72 Russ Washington-(Sr), #70 Howard Richards-(Sr), #55 John Clay-(Sr), #61 Colin Brown-(Fr)
OG-#64 Ed Blaine-(Sr), #65 Kurt Petersen-(Sr), #66 Mike Hayes-(Jr), #52 Tony Palmer-(So)
C-#63 Brad Eldelman-(Sr), #76 Rob Riti-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#81 Conrad Hitchler-(Sr/TE), #71 John Matuszak-(Sr), #91 Jeff Cross-(Sr), #96 Justin Smith-(Jr), #95 Rick Lyle-(Jr), #39 Brian Smith-(Fr), #38 Stryker Sulak-(Fr)
DT-#67 George Seals-(Sr), #56 Jerome Sally-(Sr), #84 Jeff Gaylord-(Sr), #90 Steve Martin-(Jr), #99 C.J. Mosley-(So), #97 Atiyyah Ellison-(So), #94 Ziggy Hood-(Fr)
OLB-#34 Andy Russell-(Sr/Capt), #58 Bobby Bell Jr-(Sr), #30 Gus Otto-(Sr)
MLB-#51 Mike Jones-(Sr), #33 Brock Christopher-(Fr)
CB-#22 Roger Wehrli-(Sr), #21 Eric Wright-(Sr), #25 Johnnie Poe-(Sr), #46 Otis Smith-(Sr), #27 Ron Fellows-(Sr), #26 Michael Harden-(So)
FS-#40 Erik McMillan-(Sr), #20 DeMontie Cross-(Jr)
SS-#41 Harry Colon-(Sr), #1 Williams Moore-(Fr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#8 Tom Whelihan-(Sr/P), #98 Jeff Wolfert-(Fr)
LS-Petersen
KR/PR-Tobin/Gray

[Playmakers]

I'll start posting some player photo's

Legendary Tony Mandarich
http://www.easports.com/media/play/image/12385603

Bobby Layne
http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/12385351

Eric Dickerson beats Andy Russell
http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/12379658

Dandy Don Meredith with the baseball slide
http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/12378941

Lorenzo White
http://www.easports.com/media/play/video/12385672

Jerry Sisemore 1 on 1 with Julian Peterson
http://www.easports.com/media/play/image/12385431

Ricky Williams
http://www.easports.com/media/play/image/12385420

[trobinson97]

Man I am very much looking forward to this. I really appreciate the time you guys put into making these games more fun.

[Playmakers]

DNA
Tony Dungy-Dennis Dixon
Darrell Thompson-Michael Pittman
Bronko Nagurski-Madison Hedgecock
Charlie Sanders-Kellen Winslow Jr
Ric Upchurch-Dennis Northcutt
Carl Eller-John Abraham
Bobby Bell-DeMarcus Ware

http://www.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=555891
MINNESOTA TEAM STRATEGY
Playbook-Minnesota
Offense-Option Run-(Run-75%/Pass-25%)
Defense-3/4

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
TONY DUNGY
http://brickhouse.lib.umn.edu/items/show/117
Before playing in the defensive backfield in the NFL, Tony Dungy threw for 3,515 yards and 25 touchdowns from 1973-76.

CHARLIE SANDERS
http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/me...?player_id=266
Sanders lettered for Minnesota in 1966 and 1967 as a tight end, earning All-Big Ten honors as a senior. He helped lead the Gophers to an 8-2 record and a share of the Big Ten title in 1967.

TYRONE CARTER
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...7253/index.htm
No defensive back in NCAA history was busier than Carter. He racked up 511 tackles during his four-year career, the most of any defensive back in the history of college football. Won Jim Thorpe Award (nation's top defensive back). First-team all-Big Ten Conference selection.

ROSTER INFORMATION FOR ALL PLAYERS
http://www.gophersports.com/PhotoAlb...ID=3849&PAGE=2
http://www.gophersports.com/PhotoAlb...00&PALBID=4223
http://www.gophersports.com/PhotoAlb...00&PALBID=4224
http://www.gophersports.com/PhotoAlb...00&PALBID=3953

OFFENSE
QB-#9 Tony Dungy-(Sr), #14 Ricky Foggie-(Sr), #15 Sandy Stephens-(Sr), #17 Cory Sauter-(Jr), #8 Asad Abdul Khaliq-(So)
RB-#39 Darrell Thompson-(Sr), #41 Marion Barber II-(Sr), #44 Chris Darkins-(Jr), #32 Tellis Redmon-(Jr), #21 Marion Barber III-(So), #27 Lawrence Maroney-(So)
FB-#72 Bronco Nagurski-(Sr), #40 Thomas Tapeh-(So)
WR-#80 Ric Upchurch-(Sr), #20 Gino "Duke" Capelletti-(Sr/K), #12 Chris Gaiters-(Sr), #1 Tutu Atwell-(Jr), #4 Ryan Thelwell-(Jr), #3 Ron Johnson-(So), #81 Aaron Hosack-(So), #83 Jared Ellerson-(So), #10 Ernie Wheelwright-(Fr)
TE-#88 Charlie Sanders-(Sr/Capt), #48 Derek Rackley-(Jr), #82 Ben Utecht-(So), #89 Matt Spaeth-(Fr)
OT-#60 Matt Herkenhoff-(Sr), #71 Keith Fahnhorst-(Sr), #74 Rian Melander-(So), #70 Matt Anderle-(So), #64 Adam Hayer-(Jr), #75 Jake Kuppe-(So)
OG-#69 Tom Brown-(Sr), #68 Gale Gillingham-(Sr), #67 Dick Enderle-(Sr), #55Ben Hamilton-(Jr), #65 Mark Setterstrom-(So)
C-#59 Brian Williams-(Sr), #54 Greg Larson-(Sr), #61 Greg Eslinger-(Fr)

DEFENSE
DE-#76 Carl Eller-(Sr), #77 Karl Mecklenburg-(Sr), #56 Lamanzer Williams-(Jr), #50 Greg White-(Jr), #93 Darrell Reid-(So), #91 Karon Riley-(So)
DT-#73 Leo "The Lion" Nomellini-(Sr), #66 Jerome Davis-(Jr), #99 John Schlecht-(Jr), ##95 Anthony Montgomery-(So)
OLB-#78 Bobby Bell-(Sr/Capt), #97 Steve Neils-(Sr), #84 Bob Stein-(Sr), #53 Craig Sauer-(Jr)
MLB-#57 Jim Fahnhorst-(Sr), Pete Narjarian-(Sr), #52 Kyle McKenzie-(So)
CB-#35 Kerry Glenn-(Sr), #42 Willie Middlebrooks-(Jr), #24 Jimmy Wyrick-(Jr), #36 Michael Lehan-(So), #25 Ukee Dozier-(So)
FS-#46 Sean Lumpkin-(Jr), #2 Jack Brewer-(Jr)
SS-#22 Tyrone Carter-(Jr), #23 Dominique Barber-(FR)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#98 Chip Lohmiller-(Sr)
P-#16 Rhys Lloyd-(So)
KOS-Capelletti
LS-Rackley
KR/PR-Gaiters/Upchurch

[Playmakers]

DNA
Randall Cunnigham-Vince Young
Icky Woods-Lendale White
Hunkee Cooper-Patrick Crayton

UNLV
Playbook-UNLV
Offense-West Coast-(Run-65%/Pass-35%)
Defense-3-4

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS
RANDALL CUNNINGHAM
A starter by his sophomore year at UNLV, Cunningham would become one of the only three quarterbacks in NCAA history to throw for over 2,500 yards. In addition to his ability to throw the ball and his wizardry as a runner, he was also the punter for the Rebels. He was named first-team All-American his sophomore year and second-team All-American as a senior.

KEENAN MCCARDELL
http://www.themwc.com/sports/m-footb...072004aab.html
One of the top receivers in Rebel football history, Keenan McCardell (1987-90) was a four-year letterman who has gone on to become of the leading professional ball-catchers ever. Leaving his school ranked first in career receiving yards (2,189) and second in all-time receptions (141) the 1990 First Team All-Big West Conference selection.

CHARLES DIMRY

ROSTER INFORMATION FOR ALL PLAYERS
http://unlv.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=559908
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2005...-will-they-go/

OFFENSE
QB-#12 Randall Cunningham-(Sr/P), #18 Glenn Carano-(Sr), #19 John Denton-(Jr), #3 Jason Thomas-(So), #7 Kurt Nantkes-(So)
RB-#22 Mike Thomas-(Sr), #20 Michael Morton-(Sr), #30 Bobby Batton-(Sr), #1 Larry Croom-(So), #10 Dominque Dorsey-(So), #34 Joe Haro-(So)
FB-#31 Icky Woods-(Sr), #33 Mel Carver-(Sr), #44 Frank Summers-(Fr)
WR-#14 Hunkie Cooper-(Sr), #87 Keenan McCardell-(Jr), #82 Henry Bailey-(Jr), #17 Randy Gatewood-(Jr), #83 Damon Williams-(Jr), #6 Nate Turner-(Jr), #4 Earvin Johnson-(So), #85 Troy Mason-(So), #80 Casey Flair-(Fr)
TE-#88 Jeff Spek-(Sr), #81 Dejhown Mandley-(Jr), #86 Greg Estandia-(So)
OT-#60 Dan Mcquaid-(Sr), #70 Art Plunkett-(Sr), #72 John Greer-(Jr), #79 Richie Plunkett-(Fr)
OG-#66 Lonnie Palelei-(Sr), #61 Jerry Reynolds-(Jr), #78 Johan Asiata-(Fr)
C-#73 Dominic Furio-(So)

DEFENSE
DE-#84 Todd Liebenstein-(Sr), #47 Anton Palepoi-(Jr), #99 Keith Washington-(Jr), #90 Ahmad Briggs-(So), #9 Jeremy Geathers-(Fr)
DT-#53 Marlon "Suge" Knight-(Sr), #97 Talance Sawyer-(Jr), #91 Dietrich Canterberry-(So)
OLB-#92 Ken Rose-(Sr/Capt), #46 Zach Bell-(So), #2 Beau Bell-(Fr)
MLB-##55 Adam Seward-(So), #49 Ryan Claridge-(So)
CB-#39 Charles Dimry-(Sr), #24 Don Odegard-(Sr), #32 Wymon Henderson-(Sr), #36 Aaron Mitchell-(Sr), #28 Kevin Thomas-(Jr), #32 Eric Wright-(So)
FS-#42 Sam Brandon-(Jr), #45 Joe Miklos-(So)
SS-#26 Randy Black-(Jr), #27 Jamaal Brimmer-(So)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#95 Dillon Pieffer-(So)
P-#16 Gary Cook-(So)
LS-Jef Spek
KOS-Pieffer
KR/PR-Batton/Cooper

[Playmakers]

DNA
Terry Bradshaw-Brett Favre
Matt Dunigan-Kevin O'Connell
Roland Harper-Mike Anderson
Pat Tilley-Anthony Gonzales
Roger Carr-Brandon Stokley
Trey Junkin-Jeff Robinson
Fred Dean-Simeon Rice
Doug Evans-Shawntae Spencer
Larry Anderson-Ken Lucas
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LOUISIANA TECH
Playbook-Louisiana Tech
Offense-West Coast-(Run-60%/Pass-40%)
Defense-3-4

IMPACT PLAYER/ALL AMERICANS
ROLAND HARPER
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7zjV...eature=related
http://www.chicagobears.com/news/New...p?story_id=838

TROY EDWARDS
Edwards led the nation in receiving during his senior year in college with 140 receptions for 1,996 yards and 27 touchdowns. One of the most prolific receivers in NCAA history, Edwards was awarded the Fred Biletnikoff Award in 1998 and was named Offensive Player of the Year by The Sports Network.

BOBBY GRAY
Four-year starter at the Rover position…Started 43 consecutive games, finishing sixth on the school's career-record list with 389 tackles (257 solos)…Recovered ten fumbles and caused six others…Made five interceptions and deflected 14 passes as a Bulldog.

ROSTER INFORMATION FOR ALL PLAYERS
http://www.latechsports.com/ot/latc-...sintheNFL.html
http://www.southland.org/ViewArticle...ATCLID=3737634
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLuTr...eature=related

OFFENSE
QB-#12 Terry Bradshaw,-(Sr), #6 Matt Dunigan-(Sr), #14 Mickey Slaughter-(Sr), #13 Tim Rattay-(Jr), #11 Luke McCown-(So)
RB-#24 John Henry White-(Sr), #35 Mike Richardson-(Sr), #34 Joe Smith-(Jr), #8 John Simon-(Jr/WR), #20 Ryan Moats-(So)
FB-#33 Roland Harper-(Sr), #32 Jessie Clark-(Sr), #26 Paul Brunet-(Sr)
WR-#81 Pat Tilley-(Sr), #38 Roger Carr-(Sr), #43 Tommy Spinks-(Sr), #82 Billy Ryckman-(Sr), #16 Troy Edwards-(Jr), #83 James Jordan-(Jr), #88 Tramissian Davis-(Jr), #7 Jonathan Hollnd-(Fr)
TE-#46 Mike Barber-(Sr/Capt), #87 Larry Brewer-(Sr), #56 Trey Junkin-(Sr/LB), #86 Josh Bradley-(Jr)
OL-#77 Willie Roaf-(Jr), #76 Grant Williams-(Jr), #66 Joey Chustz-(Jr), #71 Damien Lavergne-(So), #64 Aaron Lips-(So)

DEFENSE
DE-#70 Fred Dean-(Sr), #55 Walter Johnson-(Sr), #91 Tracy Atkins-(Sr), #92William Mayes-(Jr), #99 Jemelle Cage-(So),
DT-#90 Artie Smith-(Jr), #94 Jerome King-(Jr), #96 Chris Van Hoy-(So)
OLB#65 Joe McNeely-(Sr), #36 Myron Baker-(Jr), ##51 Quincy Stewart-(Jr), #15 Antonio Crow-(So)
MLB-#45 Glennell Sanders-(Sr), #58 Eric Shaw-(Jr)
CB-#3 Larry Anderson-(Sr), #39 Doug Evans-(Jr), #22 Tramon Williams-(So), #41 Jerron Wishom-(So), #1 Corey Brazil-(So)
FS-#31 Hiram Eugene-(So)
SS-#25 Bobby Gray-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#18 Chris Boniol-(Jr), #23 Josh Scobee-(So)
P-#10 David Lee-(Sr)
KOS-Scobee
LS-Trey Junkin
PR/KR-Troy Edwards/John Henry White

[mkharsh33]

nice...and i had to laugh when i saw troy edwards' name. i am a big-time steelers fan, and i went to latrobe for training camp when troy was a rookie. poor guy never made, and kevin gilbride probably ruined the kid (he could never get the terminology down). but he was one heck of a college receiver...