History: Senior All-Star games




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Senior Bowl
1950- (complete list)

1951: Fran Nagle, B
1954: Jerry Minnich, T
1955: Tom Glantz, T
1961: Roland McDole, T
1964: John Kirby, C; Lloyd Voss, T
1965: Bob Hohn, B; Larry Kramer, T
1966: Tony Jeter, E
1967: Carroll Stith, T; Pete Tatman, B; Larry Wachholtz, B; Harry Wilson, B
1968: Barry Alvarez, LB; Jim McCord, DL
1970: Ken Geddes, LB; Jim McFarland, TE; Dana Stephenson, DB
1971: Bob Newton, OL; Dave Walline, DL
1972: Larry Jacobson, DL
1973: Doug Dumler, OL; Willie Harper, LB
1974: John Dutton, DL; Rich Sanger, K; Daryl White, OL
1975: David Humm, QB; Bob Nelson, LB; Tom Ruud, LB
1976: Rik Bonness, OL; Wonderful Monds, DB
1977: Mike Fultz, DL
1978: Greg Jorgensen, OL; Ken Speath, TE; Stan Waldemore, OL
1980: Bill Barnett, DT; Rod Horn, DT; Kelly Saalfeld, OL
1981: Russell Gary, DB
1982: Phil Bates, RB; Jeff Krejci, DB
1983: Allen Lyday, DB; Jamie Williams, TE
1985: Mark Behning, OL
1986: Bill Lewis, OL
1987: Stan Parker, OL
1988: Tim Rother, DL
1989: Dana Brinson, WR
1991: Kenny Walker, LB
1993: Tyrone Hughes, WR
1994: John Reece, DB
1995: Terry Conneally, DL, 99; Brenden Stai, OL
1997: Michael Booker, DB, 22; Chris Dishman, OL, 75; Mike Minter, DB, 10; Jared Tomich, DL, 95; Jamel Williams, DB, 28 1998: Aaron Taylor, OL, 67 1999: Chad Kelsay, DL, 57; Joel Makovicka, RB, 34; Mike Rucker, DL, 84; Jason Wiltz, DL, 99 2000: Mike Brown, DB, 21; Ralph Brown, DB, 22; Steve Warren, DL 2001: Dan Alexander, RB, 38; Bobby Newcombe, WR, 12; Carlos Polk, LB; Kyle Vanden Bosch, DL, 83; Russ Hochstein, OL, 55 2002: Keyuo Craver, DB; Tracey Wistrom, TE, 87 2003: DeJuan Groce, DB; Chris Kelsay, DL, 57
2004: Kyle Larson, P, 19; Demorrio Williams, LB, 47 2005: Barrett Ruud, LB, 38
2006: Daniel Bullocks, S, 14
2007: Adam Carriker, DE, 92; Jay Moore, DE, 44; Stewart Bradley, LB,53
2008: Carl Nicks, OL, 73

College All Star Game
1934-1973, 1975-1976 (Incomplete)
The College All-Star Game was a preseason contest between the National Football League champions and a team of star college seniors from the previous year. (Wikipedia.com)
History and Results

1934: George Sauer, FB
1936: Sam Francis, FB; Lloyd Cardwell, HB; John Howell, QB
1937: Lester McDonald (Bears)
1938: Fred Shirey, T; Russ Thompson, RT; Ted Doyal, T; John Howell, QB; Bernie Masterson, QB (Chicago Bears);
1939: Charles Brock, T
1940: George Seeman, E
1941: Warren Alfson, G; Herman Rohrig, B
1942: George Abel, G; Clarence Herndon, T
1951: Fran Nagle, QB; Bobby Reynolds, HB
1952 - 1962: No Husker participants for All-Stars
1963: Bill "Thunder" Thornton, FB;
"In 3 different years the Huskers have placed two graduates on the College All-Star squad." (The Lincoln Star)
1964: Bob Devaney, College All Stars coach; Bill Thornton, FB (Cardinals)
1967: Bob Devaney, College All Stars coach; Carel Stith, DT
1969: Dennis Steuwe, S
1970: Frank Patrick, TE
1972: Bob Devaney and Husker staff were coaches for the College All Stars; Jerry Tagge, QB; Jeff Kinney, HB
Result: 20-7 loss to Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys
1973: Rich Glover, MG

East-West Shrine Game
1926- (incomplete list)

1925: Harold Hutchinson, C
1928: Glenn Presnell, HB; Ray Randels, T; Ray "Blue" Howell, FB
1929: Dan McMullen, G; "Blue" Howell, FB
1930: Ray Richards, T (West); Clair Sloan, FB (East)
1931: Dana X. Bible, West coach; Marion Broadstone, T; Elmer Greenber, G
1932: George Koster, G; Charles Justice, G
1933: Dana X. Bible, West coach; Steve Hokuff, E; Lawrence Ely, C
1934: Gail O'Brien, T; George Sauer, FB
1935: Franklin Meier, C; Two unknown players
1936: Bernard Scherer
1937: Sam Francis, FB; Lloyd Cardwell, HB; Les McDonald, E; Elmer Dohrmann
By 1937, 20 Huskers had participated in the East-West Shrine Game
1938: Maj. Lawrence "Biff" Jones, West coach; Elmer Dohrmann, E; Fred Shirey, T
1939: Maj. Lawrence "Biff" Jones, West coach; Sam Schwartzkopf, T; Charlie Brock, G
1940: No Husker participants (Husker team was preparing for Rose Bowl)
1942: George Abel, G; Vike Francis, FB
1950: Tom Novak, E (West co-captain)
1951: Fran Nagle, QB
1952: Bobby Reynolds, HB
1954: Ted Connor, DT, #66(?), West
1955 - 1958: No Husker participants
1959: Carolle Zaruba, HB
By 1959, 36 Huskers had participated in the East-West Shrine Game
1960: No Huskers participated, however, Dr. Clayton Andrews of Lincoln was the Shriners' Imperial Potentate
1964: Bill "Thunder" Thornton, FB
1966: Walt Barnes, MG
1969: Joe Armstrong, OB
1971: Bob Newton, G
1974: Daryl White, T
1976: Vince Ferragamo, QB
1981: Jarvis Redwin, RB
1984: Mike Rozier, RB; Irving Fryar, WR; Turner Gill, QB
1985: Jeff Smith, RB
1988: Tim Rother, DT
1989: Steve Taylor, QB
1991: Bruce Pickens, CB, 38; Kenny Walker, DE
1992: Tyrone Leggette, CB
1993: Will Shields, G
1995: Rob Zatechka, G
1996: Tommie Frazier, QB, 15; Aaron Graham, C, 54 1997: Adam Treu, C
1998: Scott Frost, QB/S, 8 1999: Jay Foreman, LB
2000: Tony Ortiz, LB, 37
2001: Correll Buckhalter, RB, 36 2003: Dahrran Diedrick, RB
2006: Cory Ross, RB, 7; LeKevin Smith, DT, 96
2007: Zac Taylor, QB, 13; Matt Herian, TE, 81; Ola Dagunduro, DT, 98
2008: Sam Keller, QB, 9; Zackary Bowman, CB, 1

In May of 1997, the East-West Shrine Bowl announced the retirement of player selection committee chairman Elmer Dohrmann. Dohrmann represented Nebraska in the 1937 Shrine Game.

North-South Shrine Game
1948-1973 (incomplete list)
Games were played in December

1950: Don Strasheim, G
1951: Bobby Reynolds, HB
1952: Ed Hussman, G
1953: John Bordogna, QB; Ted Connor, DT, North
1960: Pat Fischer, HB
1962: Bob Devaney, coach
1969: Al Larson, DB

American Bowl: 1968(?)-1977; Canadian-American Bowl: 1978 (incomplete list)

1970: Jim McFarland, E; Sherwin Jarmon, DE
1971: Bob Devaney, North head coach; Joe Orduna, HB; Paul Rodgers, K
1972: Van Brownsen, QB
1973: Bob Devaney, North head coach; Jerry List, TE; Bill Janssen, DT; Rich Glover, MG; Three unknown players (two defense, one offense)
Devaney's last game as a college coach

Hula Bowl
1946- (incomplete list)

1955: Earl Fullbrook,
1960: Pat Fischer, HB, #20?
1965: Bob Devaney, Assistant Coach; Kent McCloughan, HB
1966: Bob Devaney, North coach; Walt Barnes, MG; Freeman White, E
1967: Harry Wilson, HB; Laverne Allers, G
1968: Wayne Meylan, MG
1970: Mike Wynn,DE
1971: Bob Devaney, North coach; Joe Orduna, RB
1972: Bob Devaney, North coach; Jerry Tagge, QB (Offensive MVP)
1973: Johnny Rodgers, B; Rich Glover, MG; Willie Harper, LB
1974: Steve Manstedt, DE
1976: Tony Davis, RB; one unknown player
1977: Vince Ferragamo, QB; Dave Butterfield, CB
1984: Dean Steinkuhler, G; Mike Rozier, RB (signed to play but defected for Shrine Game)
1988: Keven Lightner, OL
1996: Brook Berringer, QB, 18; Clinton Childs, RB, 26; Tony Veland, FS, 9; Phil Ellis, ILB, 41; Tyrone Williams, CB, 7 1997: Brian Shuster, FB, 28 1998: Scott Frost, QB/S, 7; Eric Anderson, OL, 70; Eric Warfield, S, 3 1999: Josh Heskew, OL, 59; Kris Brown, K, 35
2000: Dan Hadenfeldt, P, 17; Eric Johnson, LB, 57; Aaron Wills, DT, 81; Barry Alvarez, coach
Hadenfeldt was granted an extra year of eligibility in 2000 and returned to the Hula Bowl again in 2001
2001: Dan Hadenfeldt, P, 17; Russ Hochstein, OG, 55; Correll Buckhalter, RB, 36
2002: Eric Crouch, QB/WR, 7 2003: Josh Brown, K, 25; Wilson Thomas, WR, 10; Jon Clanton, DT, 89; Demoine Adams, DT, 94
2005: Frank Solich, East coach
2006: Titus Adams, DT, 96
2008: Corey McKeon, LB, 58; Maurice Purify, WR, 87

Texas vs The Nation
2007- (complete list)

2008: Steve Octavien, LB

North-South All Star Classic
2007 (complete list)

2007: Barry Cryer, DT

Rotary/Villages All Star Gridiron Classic
1999-2005 (incomplete list)
The Gridiron Classic featured Team USA vs Team Florida

1999: Kris Brown, K
2000: ?
2001: Dan Hadenfeldt, P, 17 2003: John Garrison, OL, 52; Scott Shanle, LB, 43
2004: Demorrio Williams, LB; Jammal Lord, QB, 7 (South); Pat Rickets, CB, 28 (North); Alvarez, coach (South)

Las Vegas All-American Classic
2002-2006 (complete list)

2005: Mike Erickson, OL, 58

Challenge Bowl
mid-1960s (Incomplete list)
The Challenge Bowl featured the National All-Stars vs the Southwest All-Stars (SWC)

1963: Bill "Thunder" Thornton, FB
1964: Monte Kiffin, RG; Bob Brown, OG

Olympia Challenge Bowl: 1978-1979 (incomplete list)

The Olympia Challenge Bowl, played in Seattle, was a matchup between players from the Big 8 and the Pac 10.

1978:
1979: Tom Sorley, QB; Bruce Dunning, LB