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| Anderson,
Gary |
Cribbs,
Joe |
James,
Craig |
Mills,
Sam |
Sanders,
Ricky |
| Banaszak,
John |
Dupree,
Marcus |
Johnson,
Trumaine |
Minnifield,
Frank |
Sipe,
Brian |
| Barbaro,
Gary |
Eatman,
Irv |
Jordan,
Buford |
Norwood,
Scott |
Spencer,
Tim |
| Bentley,
Ray |
Evans,
Vince |
Kelly,
Jim |
Oates,
Bart |
Stoudt,
Cliff |
| Bradley,
Luther |
Fitzkee,
Scott |
Lacy,
Ken |
Pinney,
Ray |
Townsell,
JoJo |
| Bryant,
Kelvin |
Flutie,
Doug |
Landeta,
Sean |
Plummer,
Gary |
Truvillion,
Eric |
| Carter,
Anthony |
Fusina,
Chuck |
Landry,
Greg |
Ramsey,
Tom |
Walker,
Herschel |
| Clark,
Gary |
Greenwood,
David |
Lathrop,
Kit |
Reaves,
John |
White,
Reggie |
| Collier,
Reggie |
Hebert,
Bobby |
Mazzetti,
Tim |
Ross,
Dan |
White,
Stan |
| Corker,
John |
Hohensee,
Mike |
Miller,
Cleo |
Rozier,
Mike |
Young,
Steve |
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| Chosen
by the New Jersey Generals with the 5th overall
selection in the 1983 USFL draft and chosen by the San
Diego Chargers with the 20th overall pick in that year's
NFL draft, Arkansas RB Gary Anderson was expected to
head for the NFL. But to the surprise of many
Anderson desired to play in Tampa with the Tampa Bay
Bandits, so on May 9, 1983 a deal was quickly worked out
between the Gens and Bandits trading his USFL rights,
and wham-bam, Anderson was a key figure in Steve
Spurrier's "Banditball" offense. Rushing
for 2,731 yards and 39 touchdowns over the course of his
USFL career was good enough to place Anderson as the
fourth highest ground-gainer in USFL history. When
the USFL closed up shop, he moved on to the NFL, where
he played in San Diego (1985-88), Tampa Bay (1990-93)
and Detroit (1993), including a 1988 season where he ran
for 1,119 yards and was selected to play in the Pro
Bowl.
In 2006, Anderson was elected to the Arkansas Sports
Hall of Fame.
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