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GENERALS
TRIVIA |
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| The
1985 USFL Draft consisted of 12 rounds, a
reduction from the 19-round draft of 1984 and
only half the duration of the inaugural USFL
draft in 1983, which lasted 24 rounds. |
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| Unlike
the 1983 and 1984 drafts, the 1985 USFL Draft
was conducted in a single day. |
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| The
Generals were penalized their first round draft
choice in 1984 as a penalty for signing RB
Herschel Walker the year before. |
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| Doug
Flutie, the famed Boston College quarterback
signed by the Generals, was chosen by the team
in the USFL's territorial selection
process. |
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The
New Jersey Generals selections in the 1985 USFL
College Draft, held on January 3, 1985:
| Round |
Selection |
Player,
Position |
College |
| 1* |
5* |
Jesse
Penn, LB |
Virginia
Tech |
| 1 |
11 |
Lee
Rouson, RB |
Colorado |
| 2* |
20* |
Peter
Muldoon, QB |
Holy
Cross |
| 2 |
27 |
Traded
to Jacksonville Bulls |
- |
| 2** |
31** |
Gene
Lake, RB |
Delaware
State |
| 3* |
35* |
George
Shorthose, WR |
Missouri |
| 3 |
42 |
Robert
Anae, G |
Brigham
Young |
| 4 |
55 |
Traded
to Arizona Outlaws |
- |
| 5 |
70 |
Ashley
Lee, DB |
Virginia
Tech |
| 6 |
85 |
Charles
Fox, WR |
Furman |
| 7 |
98 |
Traded
to San Antonio Gunslingers |
- |
| 8 |
112 |
Lonnie
Young, DB |
Michigan
State |
| 9 |
127 |
Herman
Fontenot, WR |
Louisiana
State |
| 10 |
140 |
Kyle
Clawson, DE |
Kansas
State |
| 11 |
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No
selection |
- |
| 12 |
172 |
Traded
to Tampa Bay Bandits |
- |
*
- selection received in trade.
** - compensatory selection. |
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