Vol. 54, No. 3 - The National Football Foundation
Vol. 54, No. 3 - The National Football Foundation
Vol. 54, No. 3 - The National Football Foundation
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the NFF <strong>Football</strong>etter> 2011 <strong>National</strong> <strong>Football</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> Awards Dinner Memories and Highlights1. 2011 College <strong>Football</strong> Hall of Fame inductee Bill Enyart (fourth from right) and OregonState Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development Shawn Helibron (secondfrom left) gathered with former OSU players, friends and family in the famed PeacockAlley of the Waldorf=Astoria the night before the induction ceremony.2. An Aggie tradition finds a place in New York City: 2011 NFF Gold Medal recipientRobert Gates, who served as Texas A&M president before becoming U.S. Secretaryof Defense, joins Aggie quarterback and 2011 NFF <strong>National</strong> Scholar-Athlete RyanTannehill in flashing the Gig ‘Em thumb signal.3. A trio of College <strong>Football</strong> Hall of Famers: Clendon Thomas (Oklahoma), CoachTom Osborne (Nebraska) and Tom Brahaney (Oklahoma).4. 2011 NFF <strong>National</strong> Scholar-Athletes Chandler Harnish (<strong>No</strong>rthern Illinois) andTysyn Hartman (Kansas State) smile during the remarks at a special reception for thescholar-athletes.5. College <strong>Football</strong> Hall of Famers Gene Washington (Michigan State) and Coach HerbDeromedi (Central Michigan).12345May 20126www.footballfoundation.org
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