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As a sophomore, he had a breakout performance against Missouri with a career-high 16 tackles and a 57-yard interception return for a touchdown. A devasting knee injury cost Munford the final two games of his junior season, but he still led the team in tackles and repeated as an All-Big Eight pick. In his senior season, he was a captain of a Blackshirt defense that held Kansas to minus-21 yards on 22 carries.

Munford was an excellent prep baseball player with offers to the some of the top college programs of the day. He wanted to moonlight with the Nebraska baseball team, but the coaches wouldn't allow it. He was inducted into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame in 1997.

Keith Byars, RB (1982-85)
Born: 1963 (Dayton)
High School: Roth and Trotwood Madison

Ohio State
The Buckeyes were 36-12 with Byars on the team.
1984 Big Ten Title.
1982 Defeated BYU 47-17 to win the Holiday Bowl.
1984 Defeated Pitt 28-23 to win the Fiesta Bowl.
1985 Defeated BYU 10-7 to win the Citrus Bowl.
2-2 vs Michigan

Honors
1985 Captain.
1984 Heisman Runner-up.
1984 All-American.
1984 Big Ten Most Valuable Player.
1984 Team MVP.
2000 Inducted into the Varsity O Hall of Fame.

Glenn Davis
Army
Finished 2nd for the Heisman in his 2 best years, won it in his worst year.
8.7 ypc avg for his career

Keith Byars, RB (1982-85)

It wasn't until sometime in the last few years that I learned how productive Byars was in college.

I had only known him as a chubby, slow fullback on the Eagles who just caught passes and rarely carried the ball.