1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive
1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive
1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive
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Second Team Offense<br />
T'^lit End<br />
'Dt .'=!t Moyers<br />
Hanover<br />
Position<br />
End<br />
Lineman<br />
Lineman<br />
Lineman<br />
Lineman<br />
Center<br />
End<br />
QB<br />
Back<br />
Back<br />
Receiver<br />
Name<br />
Derek Moyers<br />
John Surface<br />
Doug White<br />
Shawn Corbett<br />
David Busklll<br />
James Lewis<br />
Brian Ryder<br />
Aaron Keen<br />
Don Sewing<br />
Dave Kogan<br />
William Propst<br />
School<br />
Hanover<br />
Wash. & Lee<br />
Hanover<br />
SE Missouri State<br />
Hanover<br />
Hanover<br />
Arizona State<br />
Washington U.<br />
Drake<br />
Wabash<br />
Wash. & Lee<br />
Balloting<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
19<br />
17<br />
19<br />
18<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
21 (unanimous)<br />
Class<br />
Jr.<br />
Jr.<br />
Sr,<br />
Sr.<br />
Jr.<br />
Jr.<br />
Jr.<br />
Jr.<br />
Sr.<br />
So.<br />
So.<br />
Weight<br />
180<br />
225<br />
265<br />
280<br />
260<br />
225<br />
142<br />
195<br />
200<br />
205<br />
175<br />
OffsiiEive i'nenaf.<br />
John i..'face<br />
Washington & Lee<br />
Offensive Linema"<br />
Shawn Corbtfr<br />
S£ Missouri State<br />
C.;tet<br />
Ja^e-, Lewis<br />
Quarter-jack<br />
Aaror. Keen<br />
Wcihi'-.gton<br />
(SI tcu/s)<br />
Running Back<br />
Dave Kogan<br />
Wabash<br />
First Team All Ph<br />
• Second Tearr Ar r<br />
•ii yealasl<br />
yB<br />
3ffr;..-ivf. Lineman<br />
Dciig White<br />
Hci.^ver<br />
Offensive Lineman<br />
David Buskill<br />
Honover<br />
Tight End<br />
Bd&n Ryder<br />
ia.yrence<br />
Ruiiiang Back<br />
**Don Sewing<br />
Drake<br />
W de RtcOi/er<br />
William Propst<br />
Wriilimgtor & Lee<br />
tackles, and Jim Yetter, Hanover, with<br />
47 tackles and two interceptions.<br />
This year's honorary kickers<br />
include junior Todd Cooley, Puget<br />
Sound, the #1 U.S. collegiate punter in<br />
NAIA Division 11. Cooley is ranked<br />
fifth in the nation overall. He had 74<br />
punts for a combined 2,061 yards. His<br />
longest punt was 72 yards, and his<br />
average was 43.9 yards. He was an All<br />
Mt. Ranier Conference selection and<br />
the conference's "Player of the Week."<br />
Tommy Thompson, Oregon, made this<br />
year's honor roll as a junior with 54<br />
punts for a total of 2,275 yards,<br />
averaging 42.1 yards per punt. A<br />
kicker for the Ducks as well, he made<br />
20 of 21 PATs, and 20 of 31 field goals,<br />
scoring a total of 80 points. Junior<br />
kicker, Gregory Harrison, Union, w as<br />
second team Little All America last<br />
year This year he made 22 of 25 PATs.<br />
Wabash's sophomore punter, Chad<br />
Clisby, has 45 punts for 1,564 yards in<br />
a nine game season. His longest punt<br />
was 62 yards, and his average was<br />
34 7 yards. Ted Gregory, Washington<br />
(St. Louis), played as an end as well as<br />
a punter. In his junior year, he had 43<br />
punts for 1484 yards, averaging 34.5<br />
yards. His longest punt was 57 yards,<br />
and none of his punts were blocked.<br />
As an end he had 13 receptions for 261<br />
yards. Centre's senior punter, Darrin<br />
Surrey, was a defensive back this<br />
season as well. He had 54 punts for a<br />
combined 1,742 yards and a 32.3 yard<br />
average. As a defensive back, he had<br />
51 tackles and four interceptions.<br />
Many of the honored <strong>Phi</strong>s will be<br />
back on the gridiron next year.<br />
Twenty-six All <strong>Phi</strong>s are underclassmen,<br />
and all the ends and wide<br />
receivers will retvirn. Four of the six<br />
offensive backs and five of the six<br />
defensive backs will return.<br />
Three <strong>Phi</strong>keias distinguished<br />
themselves this season. Chris Ings,<br />
Wabash, passed for 1,993 yards and<br />
ran for 453 more to set a national<br />
record for all-purpose yards by a<br />
freshman in a season. He threw 17<br />
touchdowns and ran four in himself.<br />
Alex Costa, Wabash, made 32 of 35<br />
PATs and kicked seven field goals of<br />
11 tries. His 25 yard field goal with<br />
nine seconds remaining against<br />
DePauw secured a 17-17 tie and a<br />
piece of the league championship.<br />
Doug Briles, Lawrence, a junior<br />
defensive back, compiled 97 tackles,<br />
two sacks, two interceptions, and five<br />
blocked passes. These men make the<br />
future of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> on the<br />
gridiron look great, g<br />
ALL PHI FOOTBALL TEAM COMMITTEE<br />
Dr John Davis Jr., Washburn '38. <strong>Scroll</strong> sports<br />
editor<br />
Ray Evans, Kansas '44, 1947 All America and<br />
NFL running back<br />
Jim Wacker, Valparaiso '59, head football coach<br />
at Minnesota<br />
Rich Brooks. Oregon State '63, head football<br />
coach at Oregon<br />
Tom Rafferty, Penn State '75, NFL offensive<br />
lineman (1976-89)<br />
Larry Smith, Bowling Green '62, former head<br />
football coach at USC<br />
Warner Alford, Mississippi '60, Mississippi<br />
athletic director<br />
Ed Sutton, <strong>No</strong>rth Carolina '57, NFL running back<br />
(1957-61), second vice president of the NFL<br />
Alumni Association<br />
Former Members: Grantland Rice, Howie O'Dell,<br />
William Glassford, Stu Holcomb, Art Lewis,<br />
Gordon Locke, Wilfrid Smith, Bobby Grayson,<br />
Dallas Ward, Paol Wiggin, Dave McClain,<br />
Francis WIstert, and Tom Harmon<br />
84 TheScroU • Spring <strong>1993</strong>
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