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Steve Hatchell,
President & CEO
Media Contacts:
Phil Marwill | 917-579-4256
Alan Cox | 972-556-1000
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NFF Chalktalk - Jan. 17, 2018
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(Electees Matt Stinchcomb, Coach Frank Beamer and Coach Mack Brown before taking the field at the CFP National Championship and representing the 2018 class during the coin toss. Photo by Melissa Macatee.)
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The National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame
announced the 2018 College Football Hall of Fame Class on Jan. 8, which includes the names of 10 First Team All-America players and three standout coaches.
2018 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS
PLAYERS:
- TREVOR COBB - RB, Rice (1989-92)
- KERRY COLLINS - QB, Penn State (1991-94)
- DAVE DICKENSON - QB, Montana (1992-95)
- DANA HOWARD - LB, Illinois (1991-94)
- CALVIN JOHNSON - WR, Georgia Tech (2004-06)
- PAUL PALMER - RB, Temple (1983-86)
- ED REED - DB, Miami [Fla.] (1998-2001)
- MATT STINCHCOMB - OT, Georgia (1995-98)
- AARON TAYLOR - C/OG, Nebraska (1994-97)
- CHARLES WOODSON - DB, Michigan (1995-97)
COACHES:
- FRANK BEAMER - 280-144-4 (65.9%); Murray State (1981-86), Virginia Tech (1987-2015)
- MACK BROWN - 244-122-1 (66.6%); Appalachian State (1983), Tulane (1985-87), North Carolina (1988-97), Texas (1998-2013)
- MEL TJEERDSMA - 242-82-4 (74.4%); Austin College [Texas] (1984-93), Northwest Missouri State (1994-2010)
The announcement of the 2018 Class was made live on ESPN's SportsCenter in Atlanta, the site of the College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship, which was played later that night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium between Alabama and Georgia. Mack Brown joined the ESPN set inside the stadium for the announcement, representing the class and sharing his thoughts on induction. Frank Beamer and Matt Stinchcomb joined Brown later that night in participating in the coin toss for the championship game. Click here to watch Mack Brown on the SportCenter set with show host Kevin Negandhi, including a surprise interview with former Texas QB Vince Young.
The tradition of announcing the College Football Hall of Fame class in conjunction with the CFP National Championship began in 2015 before the inaugural CFP title game in Dallas. The 2018 College Football Hall of Fame Class will be officially inducted at the 61st NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Dec. 4 at the New York Hilton Midtown. The inductees will also be recognized at their respective collegiate institutions with NFF Hall of Fame On-Campus Salutes, presented by Fidelity Investments, during the fall. Their accomplishments will be forever immortalized at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.
During the Jan. 7 telecast of
Sunday NFL Countdown on ESPN, the NFF broke the news of Charles Woodson's election.
Click here to watch the show's host,
Sam Ponder, surprise Woodson by handing him a commemorative football.
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(NFF Chairman Archie Manning joins Arthur Blank on stage, presenting him with his NFF Leadership Hall of Fame ring. Photo by Melissa Macatee.)
An exclusive group of the nation's sports and business leaders gathered Jan. 4 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta to witness the induction of
Arthur Blank into the National Football Foundation (NFF) Leadership Hall of Fame.
"Only those who have reached the most remarkable levels of achievement meet the threshold for induction into the NFF Leadership Hall of Fame, and Arthur Blank's incredible track record of accomplishments clearly place him in this elite group," said NFF Chairman
Archie Manning.
Blank founded The Home Depot with Bernie Marcus in 1978, and he led the retail giant until 2002, helping to build it into one of the world's most successful companies. In 2002, he acquired the Atlanta Falcons, a team that had never had back-to-back winning seasons in its previous 36-year history, subsequently turning it into one of the top franchises in the NFL. Along the way, his family foundation has given away more than $300 million, and The Home Depot donated an additional $113 million during his tenure to various philanthropic endeavors.
FOX Sports football analyst Charles Davis emceed the event, and Georgia Governor Nathan Deal and former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed took the stage to share their thoughts on Arthur Blank's leadership and his importance to Georgia and the City of Atlanta. The event served as the kickoff event for the 2018 College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship weekend, and CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock addressed the VIPs in attendance while also paying tribute to Arthur Blank and his role in bringing the CFP title game to Atlanta.
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(L-R: Micah Kiser and Steve Hatchell.
Photo by Melissa Macatee.)
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Micah Kiser
, the recipient of the 2017 NFF William V. Campbell Trophy
®, presented by Fidelity Investments,
and a First Team All-America linebacker from the University of Virginia, took center stage during the College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship in Atlanta.
He was joined on the field by NFF President & CEO
Steve Hatchell
and COO
Matthew Sign
between the first and second quarters of the title game at the 20 yard-line. Kiser's accomplishments were touted on the PA system before the
sold-out crowd of 77,430 fans at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., who were on had to watch Alabama play Georgia for the
national
title.
The CFP has partnered with the NFF since the inaugural game in 2014 to recognize the recipient of the trophy as college football's top scholar-athlete and community leader each year during the title game. Kiser
was named the 28th recipient of The William V. Campbell Trophy
® Dec. 5 during
the 60th National Football Foundation Annual Awards Dinner in New York City.
Click here
to learn more about Kiser and the award.
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The NFF recognized Alabama (13-1) as the recipient of the 2017 NFF MacArthur Bowl Championship Trophy following the team's 26-23 victory over Georgia (13-2) Jan. 8 in the College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship before a sold-out crowd of 77,430 fans at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga.
The Crimson Tide will be etched alongside the greatest teams in college football history for an unprecedented ninth time overall on the MacArthur Bowl Championship Trophy, which is housed at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. An event honoring the team will take place at the Hall during the spring.
The Crimson Tide won the MacArthur Bowl in 1961, 1978 and 1979 under College Football Hall of Fame head coach
Paul "Bear" Bryant, in 1992 under Hall of Fame head coach
Gene Stallings, and in 2009, 2011, 2012 and 2015 under
Nick Saban, who also won the MacArthur Bowl as the head coach at LSU in 2003. Presented to every national champion since 1959, the MacArthur Bowl represents the pinnacle of team achievement in college sports, and each year during its 59-year history a new name has been etched alongside the greatest teams of all time.
Click here to watch a video on the history of the trophy.
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(The NFF presented the its divisional championship trophies during the AFCA Convention, L-R: Mount Union (Ohio) Coach Vince Kehres, North Dakota State Coach Chris Klieman, Texas A&M-Commerce Coach Colby Carthel and Saint Francis (Ind.) Coach Kevin Donley.)
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In front of more than 1,500 coaches at the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Annual Convention in Charlotte, N.C., on Jan. 8, NFF Director of Membership
Ron Dilatush presented the National Football Foundation's divisional national championship trophies to the coaches of the 2017 winning teams.
North Dakota State won its sixth FCS national title in seven years. Texas A&M-Commerce claimed its first ever DII title. Mount Union (Ohio) added its 13th DIII title, and Saint Francis (Ind.) notched its second consecutive NAIA title.
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(FWAA Past Presidents at the dinner hosted by the NFF in Atlanta, Front Row (L-R): Dave Jones, Bill Lumpkin, Ivan Masiel. Back Row: Kirk Bohls, Dennis Dodd, Mark Bladschun, Chris Dufresne, Dick Weiss, Tony Banrhart, and Tim Griffin. Photo by Melissa Macatee.)
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The NFF hosted the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) Past Presidents' Dinner for a seventh consecutive year on Jan. 5 in Atlanta. The FWAA Past Presidents' Dinner serves as the kickoff event for the writers covering the CFP National Championship, and the event included a visit from CFP Executive Director
Bill Hancock
and the display of the iconic gold CFP trophy.
i6, a leading ticketing design and packaging manufacturer, and
diDNA, a technology company that helps publishers optimize their digital content, partnered with the NFF as presenting sponsors of the event. Founded in 1941, the FWAA consists of journalists, broadcasters, publicists and key executives who cover college football. The FWAA's efforts include advocating for appropriate game-day access and operations, bestowing several major awards and selecting an All-America team.
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2002 College Football Hall of Fame inductee
Carm Cozza
, who served as the head coach at Yale from 1965-96, passed away Jan. 4 at the age of 87.
Cozza compiled a 179-119-5 (.599) coaching record in 303 games with class and dignity while earning the ever-lasting endearment of his players and the utmost respect from his opponents. The winningest coach in Ivy League history, Cozza led his teams to 10 Ivy Championships and 19 winning seasons.
"Carm Cozza was a Hall of Fame football coach, a man who joined a select few at the pinnacle of his profession," said NFF Vice Chairman Jack Ford, the TV journalist and legal analyst who played defensive back for the Bulldogs in the late 1960s and early 1970s. "But he was so much more than that to those of us who played for him. There is an old proverb that states: 'When a student is ready, a teacher will appear.' Carm Cozza was that teacher for hundreds of young Yale football players... He reveled in the success of his players off the field as well, often claiming that he was 'the best pre-law and pre-med coach in the country.'"
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Keith Jackson
, the legendary broadcaster at ABC and the 1999 NFF Gold Medal recipient, passed away Jan. 12 in Los Angeles. He was 89.
"It's hard to put in words what Keith Jackson meant to college football," said NFF Chairman
Archie Manning
. "He had that unique folksy tone, coupled with his colorful and descriptive trademark phrases, that made him the perfect sports broadcaster. We feel blessed that he became a staple on Saturday afternoons, and so many of his play-by-play calls are etched in our memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends, and they should know that we are all universally grateful for his significant contributions to our sport. He will be missed."
For more than four decades and 500-plus games , Jackson stood as college football's most eloquent spokesman, a role to which he brought dignity, integrity and clarity. His career also included auto racing, college and pro basketball, 10 Olympics, four World Series, the Wide World of Sports and NFL "Monday Night Football."
Jackson is the only man to receive five straight Sportscaster of the Year Awards. He was the first to receive the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award presented by the American Football Coaches Association. His inductions include the American Sportscasters Hall of Fame, the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Fame and the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame. In 1994 he was honored with television's Emmy Award. In 2015, the Rose Bowl stadium radio and TV booths were renamed the "The Keith Jackson Broadcast Center."
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The entrance to the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. |
Hall of
Fame Salute - Specialty Exhibit Delivered by UPS
: The College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Ex
perience opened its latest exhibit honoring the 2017 Hall of Fame
Class in the Specialty Exhibit delivered by UPS. The
temporary display will be op
en through the spring of 2018.
The Home Depot and College Football Hall of Fame College GameDay Sweepstakes: At the College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience, you have the chance to show your skills and pick your winner by recording your very own GameDay video sitting alongside
Rece Davis and Hall of Famer
Desmond Howard (Michigan). Share that video socially and you could score some awesome GameDay prizes.
Click here for contest details.
Special Discount for Capital One cardholders in January: In January, Capital One cardholders are eligible for a promotional admission rate of $17.99 (plus tax). Simply present your card at the box office through January 31 for 20% off admission.
Click here for more information.
About the College Football Hall of Fame:
The Hall opened its doors Aug. 23, 2014, in the heart of Atlanta's sports, entertainment and tourism district. Adjacent to Centennial Olympic Park, the new Hall provides visitors with a highly immersive, interactive and engaging experience using a blend of historic college football artifacts and state-of-the-art, interactive multimedia exhibits. To plan your visit and purchase tickets, visit
www.cfbhall.com
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The College Football Playoff (CFP)
announced that NFF Board members
Joe Castiglione (the athletics director at Oklahoma) and
Ronnie Lott (a College Football Hall of Famer from Southern California) have been appointed to the CFP selection committee for a three-year term, joining other new members
Ken Hatfield,
Paola Boivin,
Todd Stansbury and
Scott Stricklin. The CFP also
announced that Oregon Athletics Director
Rob Mullens will serve as the third chair of the CFP Selection Committee.
NFF Board Member and Oklahoma Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Programs and Director of Athletics Joe Castiglione has been named the 2018 winner of the Katha Quinn Award for exceptional service to the media by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame
announced the finalists for the 2018 Class, which include College Football Hall of Fame inductees
Tony Boselli (Southern California) and
Brian Urlacher (New Mexico). The class will be announced Feb. 3, the day before the Super Bowl.
College Football Hall of Fame Coach
Bill Snyder
, 78,
announced
he will return as the head coach at Kansas State for another season.
Several former NFF National Scholar-Athletes appear on the roster of teams playing in the NFL Conference Championships this weekend, including
Stefen Wisniewski (Penn State - 2010) for the Eagles; R
ex Burkhead (Nebraska - 2012),
Jordan Richards (Stanford - 2014) and
Nate Solder (Colorado - 2010) for the Patriots; and
Paul Posluszny (Penn State - 2006) and
Brooks Ellis (Arkansas - 2016) for the Jaguars.
More than 1,000 people attended a special memorial service for the late College Football Hall of Fame Coach Tubby Raymond (Delaware) on Jan. 12 at the school's at the Bob Carpenter Center. Raymond passed away Dec. 8. He was 92. Raymond retired after the 2001 season, finishing with a 300-119-3 record during a 36-year career. Click the link for a bio video and/or for a tribute video.
College Football Hall of Fame coach
Chris Ault (Nevada)
has been appointed to the Nevada Athletic Commission by Governor Brian Sandoval.
2008 Campbell Trophy® winner
Alex Mack
(California) and 2000 NFF National Scholar-Athlete
Drew Brees
(Purdue) were
named
to the Pro Bowl. It is the fifth Pro Bowl for Mack while Brees has been named to his 11th.
College Football Hall of Fame Coach Terry Donahue (UCLA) will join Dick Vermeil as opposing head coaches in the Polynesian Bowl Jan. 20 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu on Oahu, Hawaii.
College Football Hall of Fame inductees
LaDainian Tomlinson (TCU) and
Derrick Brooks (Florida State) will serve as "legends captains" during the Pro Bowl Jan. 28. at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla. The game will air on ESPN at 3 p.m. ET. Brooks was also recognized as an NFF National Scholar-Athlete in 1994.
2016 NFF John Toner Award recipient and Naval Academy Director of Athletics
Chet Gladchuk
was recently honored with two distinguished awards, the Business Leader of the Year by the Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce and the Commodore Barry Award by the Navy League Philadelphia Council.
College Football Hall of Fame inductees and Florida State legends
Charlie Ward and
Derrick Brooks
both ended up on the sidelines of a youth football game during Pensacola's Under The Lights flag football league, which is part of the national Under Armour program for first graders to eighth graders.
College Football Hall of Famer
Joe Hamilton (Georgia Tech)
will be inducted to
the Atlanta Sports Hall of Fame on Feb. 16 as a member of the 2018 class.
College Football Hall of Famer
Willie Roaf (Louisiana Tech) will be
inducted into the East-West Shrine Game Hall of Fame on Jan. 19.
2017 Campbell Trophy® winner
Micah Kiser
(Virginia) and 2017 NFF National Scholar-Athletes Braxton Berrios (Miami [Fla.]) and Chandon Sullivan (Georgia State) will play in the Reese's Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., on Jan. 27, which will kick off at 2:30 p.m. ET and air on the NFL Network.
2017 NFF National Scholar-Athletes
Justin Jackson (Northwestern),
Brad Lundblade (Oklahoma State),
Marcus Martin (Slippery Rock [Pa.]) and
Jake Wieneke (South Dakota State) will play in the 93rd Annual East-West Shrine Game in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Jan. 20, which will kick off at 3 p.m. ET and air on the NFL Network.
2011 NFF Chris Schenkel Award recipient
Woody Durham, who spent 40 years as the play-by-play announcer at North Carolina, and 2013 FWAA Bert McGrane recipient
Dick Weiss, who worked at the
Philadelphia Daily News and
New York Daily News,
are among the 2018 inductees into the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame. They will be inducted in June. The NSMA also announced that 2018 FWAA President
Stefanie Loh, a reporter with the
Seattle Times, has been named the Washington Sports Writer of the Year.
2017 NFF National Scholar-Athlete
Marlon Walls (Stephen F. Austin) was
named the
Southland Conference's Football Student-Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year.
College Football Hall of Fame coach John Robinson and Hall of Fame running back Ricky Williams (Texas) will be inducted into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame during a ceremony at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the second week of May.
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The NFF Tom Lombardo/St. Louis Chapter will hold a luncheon on Jan. 17 at Lombardo's Restaurant (Airport location) featuring Joe Castellano, the author of Bull in the Ring: Football and Faith: Refuge in a Troubled Time.
The
NFF Clark County (Wash.) Chapter
will stage its 26th annual scholar-athlete banquet Jan. 17 at Hudson's Bay High School in Vancouver, Wash., honoring 30 high school seniors. The chapter, established in 1992, has granted more than $325,000 in scholarships.
The 18th Annual NFF Central New York Chapter Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner will be held on Jan. 28 at the Turning Stone Resort.
The NFF Northern California Chapter
will host its awards banquet on March 2.
The
NFF Orange County Chapter Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet
will be held March 12 at Great Wolf Lodge in Garden Grove, Calif.
The
NFF Rhode Island Chapter will hold its annual awards dinner April 24 at the Crowne Plaza in Warwick, R.I., honoring its Golden Dozen and Silver award winners.
The NFF Valley of the Sun (Phoenix, Ariz.) Chapter announced that it will present its Distinguished Arizonans Award to Nap Lawrence and Eddie Sandridge at the outpost's 37th annual scholarship banquet on March 24.
The NFF New York City Chapter will host the
2018 Elite Eleven Dinner at the New York Athletic Club on May 1. College Football Hall of Famer Pete Dawkins (Army) will accept the chapter's highest honor, the Accorsi Award. The chapter will also honor the Steinbrenner Family and the New York Yankees with its Founders Award for the their support of the National Football Foundation and amateur football in NYC.
The mission of the National Football Foundation and our members, simply stated, is to ensure and promote the future of amateur football. If you are not already a member, or if you have been a member in the past, we hope you will join in our effort to see this mission through.
Click here
for more information and to join.
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Obituaries
Former Penn State Athletics Director
Jim Tarman
passed away Dec. 31. He was 89... Vince Reed, a TV and radio broadcaster in Pennsylvania and an NFF Chapter honoree, passed away Dec. 30. He was 76... Washington State QB Tyler Hilinski passed away Jan. 16. He was 21... Former Syracuse offensive lineman Jim Mazurek passed away Jan. 1. He was 74... Former Arizona offensive lineman Warner Smith passed away Jan. 2... Former Virginia head football coach and North Carolina football player Dick Bestwick passed away Jan. 4. He was 87... Wes Strader, the radio play-by-play broadcaster for Western Kentucky football for 36 seasons, passed away Jan. 9. He was 79... Former Wofford football player Tarek Odom died Jan. 9. He was 24... Former Syracuse offensive lineman Scott Kiernan passed away. He was 43... Former Arizona wide receiver Troy Dickey passed away... Former Guilford College (North Carolina) Athletics Director and Wake Forest football player Herb Appenzeller passed away Jan. 8. He was 92...
Seymour "Red" Kelin, who coached at UConn, Colgate and Boston College, passed away Dec. 22. He was 90...
More News of Interest
The CFP National Championship between Alabama and Georgia produced the second best audience in cable television history, averaging a total live audience of 28.4 million viewers with a 16.7 combined overnight rating, according to ESPN and Nielsen. Only the Oregon-Ohio State CFP title game in 2015, which had 33.9 million viewers and an 18.8 share, eclipsed Monday night's audience on cable. Coupled with the CFP semifinal games, ESPN reported that the combined viewership for all three games increased by 18 percent from last season with an average 14.9 overnight rating. Factoring in all of the New Year's Six Games, ESPN said the CFP games averaged a 9.8 rating, a 5 percent increase from last year or the best in the CFP system's history...
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The NFF's exciting new book,
Lessons from Legends: 12 Hall of Fame Coaches on Leadership, Life, and Leaving a Legacy, is available now. The book makes a great gift for any fan of the game and can be purchased by
clicking here.
Lessons from Legends may be the greatest collection of college football knowledge ever assembled.
The book features Q&As with 12 College Football Hall of Fame coaches as they discuss their careers, the lessons they learned and specific features or topics that marked their time on the sidelines. The Hall of Fame coaches involved are Barry Alvarez, Mike Bellotti, Marino Casem, Fisher DeBerry, Terry Donahue, Vince Dooley, Phillip Fulmer, Frank Girardi, Tom Osborne, R.C. Slocum, Steve Spurrier and Barry Switzer.
With a foreword by former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops and quotes from College Football Hall of Famers
Troy Aikman,
Peyton Manning and
Danny Wuerffel, and from Washington head coach
Chris Petersen, this book has an unmatched combination of football talent.
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The 2018 NFF Institutional Academic Membership program is now open. Each year, the NFF invites universities, colleges, conferences and bowl games from across the country to provide support for NFF programs through its Institutional Academic Membership Program. The program allows the NFF to greatly enhance the power of football's collective voice while actively building a stronger national platform for the game with community leaders, educators and the media.
Click here
to see all of the 2017 NFF Institutional Academic Members.
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Since 1959, the National Football Foundation has annually recognized the best and brightest college players, presenting them with prestigious NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards, presented by Fidelity Investments. The $18,000 postgraduate scholarships are presented at the NFF Annual Awards Dinner in New York City.
Launched in 2008, the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Alumni Association provides a powerful vehicle for past honorees to remain in the vanguard of the NFF's present efforts. Membership for the 2018 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Alumni Association is now open.
Josh Bloom (Dartmouth-1994) joined recently.
Click here
for more information and to see all of the members of the 2017 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Alumni Association.
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Dec. 3, 2018
- Ivy League's Asa S. Bushnell Cup Announcement, presented by the Pasadena Tournament of Roses, at the New York Hilton Midtown - New York City
Dec. 4, 2018 - NFF Annual Awards Press Conference at the New York Hilton Midtown - New York City
Dec. 4, 2018 - NFF Chapter Awards Luncheon, presented by Under Armour, at the New York Hilton Midtown - New York City
Dec. 4, 2018 - 61st NFF Annual Awards Dinner at the New York Hilton Midtown - New York City, including the induction of the 2018 College Football Hall of Fame Class and the 29th presentation of The William V. Campbell Trophy
®
, presented by Fidelity Investments and prominently displayed at the New York Athletic Club.
Dec. 5, 2018 - Campbell Trophy® Luncheon at the New York Athletic Club - New York City
Jan. 7, 2019 - Announcement of the 2019 College Football Hall of Fame Class prior to College Football Playoff National Championship - Santa Clara, Calif.
Jan. 7, 2019 - College Football Playoff National Championship at
Levi's® Stadium -
Santa Clara, Calif.
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Advertising in NFF publications will put your organization in front of key decision makers in football including key administrators, coaches, players, former players, as well as other key sports business executives throughout the year.
To inquire about the print advertising opportunities available, please contact
Clerrinda Queen at 704-987-4089 or
Clerrinda.Queen@img.com
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The NFF would like to thank NFF correspondent Bo Carter for his contributions to this report.
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