Boston University

Though he doesn't have any official statistics because of his position on the offensive line, Bob Speight ('83) has plenty of hardware to be considered one of the all-time Terrier football greats. An offensive tackle from New Hartford, N.Y., he was the only player in Yankee Conference history to be a First Team All-Star all four seasons.

He was also one of five Terriers to be named to the Yankee Conference's 50th Anniversary All-Time Team after graduating with three All-America awards. What's more impressive is he was able to have a standout collegiate career despite battling multiple shoulder injuries.

As a sophomore in 1979, Speight earned his first of two AP All-America Third Team honors to help the Terriers clinch a share of the Yankee Conference title and ECAC Division I-AA Team of the Year honors with an 8-1-1 record. The following season, BU went 9-2 to claim sole possession of the Yankee Conference title for the first time in program history.

In his final year, Speight received Kodak All-America First Team accolades and would later earn the prestigious Scarlet Key Award from Boston University before joining the Oklahoma Outlaws of the United States Football League (USFL).