Keith Jackson to Speak at Lott Dinner
06 25 2008Newport Beach, Ca. – “Whoa, Nellie.” Keith Jackson is coming to Orange County.
The legendary college football broadcaster will serve as the keynote speaker for the fifth annual Lott Trophy Awards Banquet Dec. 14 at The Pacific Club in Newport Beach.
Read MoreThe Two Worlds of George Hypolite
06 12 2008George Hypolite spends his Saturday afternoons in the fall bowling over mammoth offensive linemen, intent on crushing those carrying or passing the football. Wham, bam!
George Hypolite spends much of his other time working in soup kitchens, feeding AIDS patients, caring for seniors, helping distribute holiday gifts and generally doing good deeds on a routine basis.
In other words, he’s Mother Teresa in cleats. All 285 pounds of him.
Read MoreOregon’s Reed Keeps on Going
05 29 2008The energizer bunny has nothing on Nick Reed.
Oregon’s senior defensive end keeps going and going and going…
Undersized at 255 pounds, he is a relentless pass rusher who has been going and going since he arrived on the Eugene campus four years ago.
FLORIDA STATE’S STAR IS A MODEL A
05 13 2008When profiling Florida State’s extraordinary Myron Rolle, a student-athlete with such enormous reach and resolve, it is almost impossible to avoid the obvious phrase: Rolle Model.
Character Continues To Play Role In NFL Draft Selections
05 02 2008With the Bengals selecting USC LB Keith Rivers with the No. 9 pick in the NFL Draft Saturday, there “seems to be a mandate from above, be it from team owner Mike Brown or NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, that the Bengals clean up their embarrassing act,” according to Tom Archdeacon of the DAYTON DAILY NEWS.
Read MoreThe Lott Trophy In The NFL Draft ’08
04 28 2008DORSEY, BECOMES HIGHEST DRAFTED WINNER;
LONG BECOMES HIGHEST DRAFTED FINALIST
LSU’s Glenn Dorsey, the winner of the 2007 Lott Trophy, was the fifth overall selection in the annual National Football League draft, being chosen by the Kansas City Chiefs while Virginia’s Chris Long, a finalist for the award, was selected second overall by the St. Louis Rams.
Read More42 Collegiate Standouts Named to Lott Trophy Watch List
04 04 2008Forty-two of the nation’s top collegiate defensive players have been named to the 2008 Lott Trophy Watch List, it was announced today.
There are seven repeat nominees for the award, including James Laurinaitis of Ohio State, a finalist last year. The other players nominated for a second straight year are Jonathan Casillas of Wisconsin, Maurice Crum, Jr. of Notre Dame, Brian Cushing of USC, Zack Follett of Cal, Nic Harris of Oklahoma and Darryl Richard of Georgia Tech.
The Lott Trophy By the Numbers
01 01 2008Newport Beach, Ca.—LSU’s Glenn Dorsey, the recipient of the 2007 Lott Trophy, became the third player from the Southeastern Conference to win the award—and the second defensive lineman—in its first four years.
Read MoreLSU’s Dorsey Wins Lott Trophy
12 10 2007NEWPORT BEACH, Ca.—Defensive Tackle Glenn Dorsey of LSU was named the winner of the fourth annual Lott Trophy Sunday night at The Pacific Club in Newport Beach.
Read More2007 IMPACT Award Ceremony Live on FSN West
12 09 2007Lott Trophy Presented to College Football Defensive IMPACT Player of the Year
Event Telecast Airs Sunday, December 9 at 9:30 PM Live from Newport Beach
Four Finalists for the 2007 IMPACT Award have been named.
12 01 2007Four finalists for the 2007 IMPACT Award have been named.
Glenn Dorsey of Louisiana State University
James Laurinaitis of The Ohio State University
J Leman of The University of Illinois
Chris Long of The University of Virginia
Lott Trophy Announces ‘Cutdown’ Dates
10 26 2007Newport Beach, Ca.—The Lott Trophy, awarded to the nation’s top defensive player who has had the biggest IMPACT on his team both on and off the field, has announced the dates during the 2007 college season that the Watch List of 42 players will be cut to the final four leading up to the annual awards banquet
Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen To Receive Lott Trophy Lifetime IMPACT Award
10 04 2007Newport Beach, Ca. – Merlin Olsen, one of the most decorated performers in the history of the National Football League, will be honored at the 4th annual Lott Trophy Dinner Dec. 9 in Newport Beach, Ca. Olsen has been named recipient of The Lott Trophy Lifetime IMPACT Award.
The award goes to a former athlete who excelled on the field and went on to a distinguished post-football career.
Olsen, a member of the fabled Fearsome Foursome of the Los Angeles Rams, was a college All-American at Utah State where he won the 1961 Outland Trophy as the outstanding lineman in the nation. Drafted in the first round by the Rams in 1962, he played in a record 14 consecutive Pro Bowls, the most in NFL history. He is widely considered the finest defensive tackle to ever play in the league and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
Read MoreESPN Interview
12 07 2005Watch a video of the Lott Trophy featured on ESPN. Read More
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