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  • UPI Lineman of the Year (College)
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  • 1950—Les Richter, California 1951—Bill McColl, Stanford 1952—Tom Catlin, Oklahoma 1953—J.D. Roberts, Oklahoma 1954—Jack Ellena, UCLA 1955—Bob Pellegrini, Maryland 1956—Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma 1957—Alex Karras, Iowa 1958—Bob Harrison, Oklahoma 1959—Roger Davis, Syracuse 1960—Tom Brown, Minnesota 1961—Joe Romig, Colorado 1962—Bobby Bell, Minnesota 1963—Scott Appleton, Texas 1964—Dick Butkus, Illinois 1965—Howard Twilley, Tulsa 1966—Bubba Smith, Michigan State 1967—Granville Liggins, Oklahoma 1968—Ted Hendricks, Miami, (Fl) 1969—Mike McCoy, Notre Dame 1970—Jim Stillwagon, Ohio State 1971—Walt Patulski, Notre Dame 1972—Rich Glover, Nebraska 1973—John Hicks, Ohio State 1974—Randy White, Maryland 1975—Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma 1976—Ross Browner, Notre Dame 1977—Ross Browner
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  • UPI Lineman of the Year
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  • the college football lineman of the year
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  • 1950
  • 1996
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  • 1950—Les Richter, California 1951—Bill McColl, Stanford 1952—Tom Catlin, Oklahoma 1953—J.D. Roberts, Oklahoma 1954—Jack Ellena, UCLA 1955—Bob Pellegrini, Maryland 1956—Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma 1957—Alex Karras, Iowa 1958—Bob Harrison, Oklahoma 1959—Roger Davis, Syracuse 1960—Tom Brown, Minnesota 1961—Joe Romig, Colorado 1962—Bobby Bell, Minnesota 1963—Scott Appleton, Texas 1964—Dick Butkus, Illinois 1965—Howard Twilley, Tulsa 1966—Bubba Smith, Michigan State 1967—Granville Liggins, Oklahoma 1968—Ted Hendricks, Miami, (Fl) 1969—Mike McCoy, Notre Dame 1970—Jim Stillwagon, Ohio State 1971—Walt Patulski, Notre Dame 1972—Rich Glover, Nebraska 1973—John Hicks, Ohio State 1974—Randy White, Maryland 1975—Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma 1976—Ross Browner, Notre Dame 1977—Ross Browner, Notre Dame 1978—Greg Roberts, Oklahoma 1979—Brad Budde, USC 1980—Hugh Green, Pittsburgh 1981—Kenneth Sims, Texas 1982—Dave Rimington, Nebraska 1983—Dean Steinkuhler, Nebraska 1984—Bill Fralic, Pittsburgh 1985—Tony Casillas, Oklahoma 1986—Jerome Brown, Miami (Fl) 1987—Chad Hennings, Air Force 1989—Chris Zorich, Notre Dame 1990—Russell Maryland, Miami (Fl) 1991—Steve Emtman, Washington 1992—Eric Curry, Alabama 1993—Rob Waldrop, Arizona 1994—Zach Wiegert, Nebraska 1995—Jonathan Ogden, UCLA 1996—Orlando Pace, Ohio State Source: United Press International
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