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Football Players in the LC Hall of Fame
Dr. Roy D. Hudson - Class of 2005
Hudson is a native of Chattanooga, TN, served in the
U.S. Air Force from 1948 to 1952 after his freshman year at
Livingstone College. Following military service, he re-enrolled
at Livingstone and completed his bachelor’s degree. At Livingstone,
Dr. Hudson earn All-EIAC honors in football and
was voted team captain from 1953-55. After a stellar career at
Livingstone, he was elected to the All-Time All-Livingstone
Football Team. Twenty-two men were selected for the fi rst 76
years of football at Livingstone College as part of the Celebration
of the Centennial Year of Black College Football in the
United States in 1969. Dr. Hudson, a 1955 Summa Cum Laude
graduate, magnanimously accepted the Board of Trustees offer
to serve as Interim President of Livingstone in 1996.
William K. “Pete” Hunter - Class of 2005
Hunter is a native of Charlotte, NC. Coach Charlie Cox
recruited Pete to play tailback and linebacker at Livingstone.
While attending LC, Pete also played on the golf team that
placed second in the CIAA tournament in 1966, lettering in two
sports, football and golf.
Romus Jefferies - Class of 2002
Jefferies, a graduate of the class of 1971 and an inductee
for football, is a native and resident of Salisbury, NC.
Jefferies earned a number of honors playing football including
being named the 1970 Coca-Cola Golden Helmet Award winner.
Romus was drafted by the Buffalo Bills after graduation and
after his stint with the Bills, he served as a recreation specialist
in the Michigan State system.
John Robert Edward Kinard - Class of 2006
Kinard was a 1963 graduate of Hood Theological Seminary.
Kinard excelled in track & fi eld, wrestling, and football as
a student-athlete. He earned All-EIAC as an offensive guard on
the football team. After graduation, he became an assistant coach
for the Blue Bears.
Paul A. Kluttz, Sr. - Class of 2004
Kluttz enrolled in Livingstone in 1966 and made an
immediate impact on the Blue Bears football team. He received
the Defensive Player of the Year award as a freshman.
As a sophomore, Kluttz was All-CIAA Honorable Mention. He
was the team’s most valuable player in his junior season and a
member of the 1968-69 All-CIAA Team. As a senior, Paul Kluttz
was the team’s captain and named to the All-NAIA District
26, All-CIAA, and Team MVP. He appeared in 1970 edition
of Outstanding College Athletes in America. Kluttz received a
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree in 1970 and signed
as a NFL free agent with the Miami Dolphins. He served a brief
stint with the New York Jets.
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Larry Lee - Class of 2002
A football inductee and a 1976 graduate, is a native of
Statesboro, GA but a long-time resident of Fort Pierce, FL. He
was named to the 1974 All-CIAA Football Team as a linebacker.
After graduation, he was drafted by the Denver Broncos. At the
conclusion of his professional career, he began teaching, coaching
and counseling at Screven County High School in Sylvania,
GA, Fort Pierce High School and Indian River Community College
in Fort Pierce, FL.
Reverend Harlee Little - Class of 2007
Reverend Little was a 1939 graduate of Livingstone and
a 1946 graduate of Hood Theological Seminary. Little lettered
in football, basketball and baseball at Livingstone. Little was
captain of the 1939 championship football team and the 1939
basketball team. After graduation, Little played a major role in
the development and construction of New Trent Gymnaisum and
Alumni Memorial Stadium.
John D. Marshall, Jr. - Class of 2004
Marshall was born in Bowling Green, Va and is now a
resident of Fayetteville, NC. In 1963, Marshall began his collegiate
coaching at Elizabeth City State University and Langston
University prior to coming to Livingstone in 1966. Marshall
also served as co-chair of Health and Physical Education Department,
varsity Men’s Tennis Coach and in 1970 he became
Athletic Director.
James Avrose Martin, Sr. - Class of 2008
Martin was a member of the graduating class of 1961
and earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary Education
from Livingstone. Martin was a member of the 1960 football
team that was co-champions of the EIAC.
Louis Martin - Class of 2003
Martin is a native of Woodleaf, NC. Martin graduated
from Livingstone in 1959 with a B.A. in Education. Martin
was a four-year letterman in football at Livingstone and was
named to the All-EIAC in 1956, 1957 and 1958. In 1957 Martin
was awarded the Sidney Green Memorial Award as Livingstone’s
Athlete of the Year.
Larry Melton - Class of 2002
Melton, a member of the class of 1972 and a inductee
for football is a native of Washington, DC and a resident of
Charlotte, NC. Melton was a four-year letterman who was
named the Most Outstanding Freshman and Most Outstanding
Defensive Lineman for two years. Melton is a member of the
Board of the Joseph Price Heritage Society and of the Trustees at
Livingstone College.