1967 Little All-America college football team

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The 1967 Little All-America college football team is composed of college football players from small colleges and universities who were selected by the Associated Press (AP) as the best players at each position. For 1967, the AP selected two teams, each team having separate offensive and defensive platoons. [1]

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First team

PositionPlayerTeam
Offense
QB Charles McKeeLawrence
HB Don HaasMontana State
Carl Garrett New Mexico Highlands
FB Lee White Weber State
E Haven Moses San Diego State
Dwayne Nix Texas A&I
T Eddie JoynerLenoir–Rhyne
John GloistenWagner
G Spergon WynnLamar Tech
Leland HughesDelta State
C Victor BenderNortheast Louisiana
Defense
DE William HannaNorthern Arizona
Jeff Queen Morgan State
DT Claude Humphrey Tennessee A&I
Dave WilliamsFairmont State
MG Ray PedersenNorthern Iowa
LB Robert BeersMontana
David RagusaRochester
Richard JaegerGustavus Adolphus
CB Major Hazelton Florida A&M
Steve DockeryMaryville (TN)
S Robert WillbanksArlington State

Second team

PositionPlayerTeam
Offense
QB Bob Toledo San Francisco State
HB Doug VanBovenCentral (IA)
Lennie HoltonNorthern Michigan
FB Richard MooreWestern Kentucky
E Aaron MarshEastern Kentucky
Henry McKayGuilford
T Mike DonovanNortheastern
Bob DeimArlington State
G Tom FunchesJacksonville State
Willie BanksAlcorn A&M
C James LietzkiMankato State
Defense
DE Alfred BeauchampSouthern
Joe HornakWaynesburg
DT Marvin UpshawTrinity (TX)
Art Shell Maryland State
MG Mike TomasiniColorado State
LB Gary JonesWhitman
Herbert CooperWesleyan (CT)
CB Mac SaulsSouthwest Texas State
Lou CicconeGlassboro State
S Mike JohnstonAlfred

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References

  1. Harold Claassen (November 28, 1967). "C. McKee of Lawrence Is QB On Little All-America Eleven". Mansfield News-Herald. p. 15 via Newspapers.com.