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We now have 836 teams &
191,663 games on AHSFHS.org.
Rosters
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| 1967
Sidney Lanier Poets |
| 10 |
SE |
Slade Rhodes |
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60 |
G |
Robert Braughton |
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| 11 |
QB |
Withers Davis |
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G |
Dan Lowery |
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| 15 |
QB |
Jeff Blitz |
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63 |
G |
Greg Carr |
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| 18 |
QB |
Buddy Mesaris |
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C |
Jeff Suydam |
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| 20 |
HB |
Johnny Batts |
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G |
John Robertson |
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| 21 |
HB |
Hans Hardin |
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C |
Ronnie Poole |
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| 23 |
LB |
Tres Rogers |
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64 |
G |
Al Campbell |
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| 25 |
HB |
Danny Hall |
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65 |
G |
Wiley Richardson |
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| 26 |
E |
Norman Barton |
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66 |
G |
Tommy Lowder |
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| 28 |
HB |
Rusty Chumley |
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67 |
G |
Steve Dennis |
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| 29 |
FB |
Jimmy Lowder |
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68 |
G |
Dan Pate |
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| 30 |
FB |
Rae Jabour |
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69 |
G |
Tom Hurst |
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| 31 |
FB |
Jerry Leachman |
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DG |
Jim Claunch |
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| 33 |
FB |
Louie Lincoln |
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T |
Dave Campbell |
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| 34 |
LB |
Robert Peak |
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72 |
T |
George Jeffcoat |
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| 35 |
HB |
Bill Morrison |
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73 |
T |
Bill Schaum |
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| 37 |
HB |
Bill Cook |
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G |
Al Butler |
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| 40 |
WB |
Scott Gellerstedt |
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75 |
LB |
Mike Zeigler |
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| 42 |
HB |
Jim Barkley |
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76 |
G |
Robert Crumpton |
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E |
Kenneth Doane |
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77 |
T |
Charles Saliba |
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| 43 |
E |
Alec Spoon |
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79 |
T |
Drew Warren |
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| 45 |
E |
Travis Mask |
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80 |
E |
Jack Harrell |
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| 46 |
E |
Bruce Witzenburger |
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81 |
E |
Randy Moore |
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| 48 |
T |
Frank Stephens |
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T |
Jim Seay |
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| 50 |
C |
Glenn Bowron |
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83 |
E |
Willie Peak |
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C |
Pat Raines |
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84 |
E |
Sonny Cone |
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| 53 |
LB |
David Huffman |
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85 |
E |
Jim Perkins |
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| 55 |
C |
Dow Walker |
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86 |
E |
Raymond Glasscock |
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| 56 |
C |
Dan Dubina |
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87 |
E |
Phillip Young |
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| 57 |
T |
Dennis Williams |
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E |
Mike McKeever |
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| 58 |
T |
Bart Wilson |
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89 |
E |
Rodney Waltman |
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| 59 |
T |
George Vinson |
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90 |
E |
Don Esco |
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C |
Mercer Jones |
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91 |
E |
Greg Kuh |
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94 |
E |
Larry Norred |
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Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
In 1969 the two point conversion was adopted for play following a touchdown. Until that time all conversions were worth one point.
