College Football Hall of Fame Inductees
See also: College Football Hall of FameIncluding former head coach Joe Paterno, 22 Nittany Lion players and coaches have been selected for the College Football Hall of Fame.
Name | Position | Year inducted |
---|---|---|
Hugo Bezdek | Coach | 1954 |
John Cappelletti | Halfback | 1993 |
Keith Dorney | Offensive tackle | 2005 |
Rip Engle | Coach | 1973 |
Jack Ham | Linebacker | 1990 |
Dick Harlow | Coach | 1954 |
Bob Higgins | Coach | 1954 |
Glenn Killinger | Quarterback | 1971 |
Ted Kwalick | Tight end | 1989 |
Richie Lucas | Quarterback | 1986 |
Pete Mauthe | Fullback | 1957 |
Shorty Miller | Quarterback | 1974 |
Lydell Mitchell | Running back | 2004 |
Dennis Onkotz | Linebacker | 1995 |
Joe Paterno | Coach | 2007 |
Mike Reid | Defensive tackle | 1987 |
Glenn Ressler | Center/guard | 2001 |
Dave Robinson | End | 1997 |
Steve Suhey | Guard | 1985 |
Dexter Very | End | 1976 |
Curt Warner | Halfback | 2009 |
Harry Wilson | Halfback | 1973 |
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