1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Second Team Defense
Position
Lineman
Lineman
Lineman
Lineman
Lineman
Linebacker
Linebacker
Linebacker
Def. Back
Def. Back
Def. Back
Name
School
Mark Geise Puget Sound
Chris Divis Washington U.
David Gerst Case
Walter Pennington Centre
Mike Stoner Gettysburg
Craig Chamberlain Puget Sound
Joe Divis SE Missouri State
Norm Beaudry McGill
James Ward Puget Sound
Jim Yetter Hanover
Charlie Byers Centre
Balloting
18
21 (unanimous)
21 (unanimous)
21 (unanimous)
15
25
23
22
21 (unanimous)
21 (unanimous)
21 (unanimous)
Class
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Weight
230
235
235
220
198
215
225
200
175
175
185
Defensive Lineman
Mark Giese
Puget Sound
Defensive Lineman
David Gerst
Cose Western
Reserve
Tasker, Elliott compete in the Super Bowl
Two Phis had the honor of playing in Super Bowl XXVI in Pasadena January
31. Steve Tasker, Northwestern '86, has played for the Buffalo Bills on special
teams and as a wide receiver for six years. He was the first
player Marv Levy hired when Levy was asked to be head
coach at Buffalo. Tasker's performance proved that Levy's
choice was no fluke. He blocked a punt on Dallas' first
possession in the Super Bowl. Tasker became the first special
teams player to earn MVP of the Pro Bowl. In his third
consecutive appearance in the event, he blocked a field goal
Tasker
with the game tied, helping the AFC narrowly defeat the
NFC in overtime.
Linn Elliott, Texas Tech '91, the place kicker for the Dallas Cowboys, played a
great game for the Cowboys in their 52-17 rout of Buffalo. The 1990 - '91 All
Phi kicker scored six extra points and a field goal in the game. Not bad for a
rookie.
Defensive Lineman
Chris Divis
Washington
(St. Louis)
Defensive Lineman
Walter
Pennington
Centre
Defensive Lineman
Mike Stoner
Gettysburg
Linebacker
Joe Divis
S£ Missouri State
All Phi Basketball prospects
This year's list of prospects includes three All Phi First Team holdovers. Joel
Dillingham, Lawrence, a 6'2" senior guard, was an all conference selection last
year, averaging 18.2 points per game. He was the leading scorer in the
opening three games this season, scoring 29,16, and 25 points. David Delnero,
Southwestern, is a 6'2" senior forward who averaged 22.2 points per game last
season. Greg Mason, Centre, is a 6'0" junior guard with a 13.6 points per game
average. This year he hit five of six three-pointers in a win over Fisk. Holdovers
from last year's second team are Paul Johnson, Hanover, a 6'5" junior
forward who averaged 12.2 points per game in the first five games this
season, and Brad Reagan, Southwestern, a 6T" junior forward who averaged
8.9 points per game last year. Other prospects include Scott Adams, Hanover;
Jason Weaver, Stanford; Andy Cook, Centre; Derek Ruble, Centre; Terry Gray,
Centre; Dale Ribble, SW Missouri State; Todd Dolllttle, Puget Sound, and Ryan
Schoenmals, McGill.
Phis in bowl games
Freedom Bowl
Independence Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Florida Citrus Bowl
Blockbuster Bowl
East-West Shrine
Blue-Gray Bowl
U.S.C. Coach Larry Smith, Bowling Green '62, and Def. Back Mike Salmon
Oregon Coach Rich Brooks, Oregon State '63, Tommy Thompson, kicker
Trea Southerland, Mississippi Def. Back, (Warner Alford, Mississippi '60
Athletic Director at Ole Miss)
Executive Director, Chuck Rohe, Lawrence '53
Stanford's David Calomese, receiver, and Tony Cline, end.
Rich Brooks, Head Coach for the West
Jim Wacker, Valparaiso '59,Head Coach for Blue.
Linebacker
Craig
Chamberlain
Puget Sound
Linebacker
Norm Beaudry
McGill
Defensive Back
Jim Yetter
Hanover
Defensive Back
James Ward
Puget Sound
Defensive Back
Charlie Byers
Centre
Spring 1993 * TheScroU 85