Derrick Thomas Snubbed For Third-Straight Year By College Football Hall Of Fame
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Former Kansas City Chiefs great and NFL Hall of Famer, Derrick Thomas, was denied entry into the College Football Hall of Fame today. It was the third-straight year Thomas has been snubbed.
While playing at Alabama, Thomas set the single-season sack record in 1988. He also holds the record for most career sacks, with 52. Both marks still stand.
Here is a list of players and coaches that made the cut.
Players
- Ted Brown, North Carolina State running back (1975-78)
- Tedy Bruschi, Arizona defensive end (1992-95)
- Ron Dayne, Wisconsin running back (1996-99)
- Tommie Frazier, Nebraska quarterback (1992-95)
- Jerry Gray, Texas defensive back (1981-84)
- Steve Meilinger, Kentucky defensive end (1951-53)
- Orlando Pace, Ohio State tackle (1994-96)
- Rod Shoate, Oklahoma linebacker (1972-74)
- Percy Snow, Michigan State linebacker (1986-89)
- Vinny Testaverde, Miami quarterback (1985-86)
- Don Trull, Baylor quarterback (1961-63)
- Danny Wuerffel, Florida quarterback (1993-96)
Coaches
- Wayne Hardin, Navy /Temple
- Bill McCartney, Colorado
What do you think, Addicts? Should DT already be in the College Football Hall of Fame?