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is this LHAC only?

I know there is a limit that has to be set somewhere, but for D5/6, the Nastasi brothers were both starters at division 1. Joe started for several years at PSU and AJ's junior year he was I believe third in the Big East in catches. He was injured his senior year then.

Wow, there is absolutely no love for linemen here. I guess if you don't touch the football you can't be considered a good football player.

Go get 'em Jolly Green. Even linemen need a little lovin.
How about Dave Livingood (Somerset) and IUP.
And the Big Guy who played at Cone. Twp. around the Hosteler era. He went to WVU....do you remember his name?
Richardson (JHS and Michigan State)
C'mon guys, lets hear it for the boys who play with their hands in the dirt!!!!!

Straightshooter,

Playing at St. Francis, 1 AA non-scholarship, would fall between Division II and Division III. That is about as low as it gets in the college football world.

~PA

I believe Summits is the guy you are talking about at WVU via CT.

Hey I was trying to take OP's list and make it subjective instead of objective. It was not meant to say or imply that linemen are not important. Let’s say this is the top 10 skill positions. I also do not know every player from each team that played in the last ten years. I ranked the players that I knew about. I am sure that there are others that belong to this list. One that comes to mind is Brian Shope from Portage.

Portage,

According to the NEC web site every team that belongs to that conference, which St. Francis is one, gives out scholarships. This is a practice that they just started. I am going to keep them as a 4 pointer in that category

Not trying to be too much of a homer, but Doug Roseberry should be on that list. 2 time all-state, state title, walkon turned 2 year special teams captain at PITT.

Bump, have any recent players made this list

Loe from JHS playing for WVU would be one I would think.