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CANDIDATE, SCHOOL, POSITION(S), YEARS PLAYED
1. Archie Amerson, Northern Arizona, Running Back, 1995-96
2. Rennie Benn, Lehigh, Wide Receiver, 1982-85
3. Carl Boyd, Northern Iowa, Running Back, 1985-87
4. Troy Brown, Marshall, Wide Receiver, 1991-92
5. Joe Campbell, Middle Tennessee State, Running Back, 1988-91
6. Bruce Collie, Texas-Arlington, Offensive Tackle, 1980-84
7. Case deBruijn, Idaho State, Punter, 1978-81
8. John Dorsey, Connecticut, Linebacker, 1980-83
9. Tom Ehrhardt, Rhode Island, Quarterback, 1984-85
10. Curtis Eller, Villanova, Linebacker, 1989-92
11. Richard Erenberg, Colgate, Running Back, 1980-83
12. Charles Haley, James Madison, Linebacker, 1982-85
13. Don Hass, Montana State, Running Back, 1965-67
14. Conway Hayman, Delaware, Offensive Guard, 1967-70
15. John Hill, Lehigh, Center, 1969-71
16. John Huard, Maine, Linebacker, 1964-66
17. Garry Kuhlman, Delaware, Offensive Tackle, 1979-81
18. Steve McAdoo, Middle Tennessee State, Offensive Lineman, 1989-92
19. Bill McGovern, Holy Cross, Defensive Back, 1981-84
20. Milt Morin, Massachusetts, End, 1963-65
21. Robert Morris, Georgetown, Defensive End, 1971-74
22. John Ogles, Austin Peay State, Fullback 1963-66
23. Chris Parker, Marshall, Running Back, 1992-95
24. Martin Peterson, Pennsylvania, Offensive Tackle, 1984-86
25. Charlie Pierce, Central Florida, Punter / Placekicker, 1993-96
26. Michael Renna, Delaware, Defensive End, 1987-89
27. Kirk Roach, Western Carolina, Placekicker, 1984-87
28. Terry Schmidt, Ball State, Defensive Back, 1971-73
29. Larry Schreiber, Tennessee Tech, Running Back, 1966-69
30. Steve Schubert, Massachusetts, Wide Receiver, 1969-72
31. Joe Skladany, Lafayette, Linebacker, 1978-81
32. Leonard Smith, McNeese State, Cornerback, 1979-82
33. Tom Stenglein, Colgate, Wide Receiver, 1983-85
34. Freddie Thomas, Troy, Defensive Back, 1984-87
(formerly Troy State)
35. Lee White, Weber State, Fullback, 1965-67
36. John Zanieski, Yale, Middle Guard, 1982-84

To be eligible for the ballot, players must have been named a First Team All-America by a major/national selector as recognized and utilized by the NCAA for their consensus All-America teams; played their last year of intercollegiate football at least ten years prior; played within the last 50 years and cannot be currently playing professional football.

Once nominated for consideration, all player candidates are submitted to one of eight District Screening Committees, depending on their school's geographic location, which conducts a vote to determine who will appear on the ballot and represent their respective districts.