Dishonored Ex-USC Trojan Receives CFB HOF Nomination
It was announced Wednesday that former USC running back Reggie Bush has been named one the newest nominees for the College Football Hall of Fame.
The ballot was emailed Wednesday to the more than 12,000 National Football Foundation members and current Hall of Famers. The inductees for the class will be announced in early 2022.
USC Running Back Reggie Bush
The dynamic running back helped lead the Trojans to two national championships. He also became a two-time first-team All-American and a Heisman Trophy winner back in 2005.
Bush was asked to return the award in 2010 after several scandals came to light. Bush became disassociated from USC for 10-years after it was revealed that he and his family accepted cash, travel expenses and a home in the San Diego area while he was a student-athlete.
USC proudly welcomed back Reggie Bush into the Trojan family in 2020 and now the former Heisman winner has earned a nomination for the CFB Hall of Fame.
According to FootballFoundation.org, there are a total of 78 players and seven coaches from the Football Bowl Subdivision on the ballot. There are also 99 players and 33 coaches from the divisional ranks eligible for the 2022 class.
- Players on the 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot -
Flozell Adams, Michigan State
Shaun Alexander, Alabama
Morten Andersen, Michigan State
LaVar Arrington, Penn State
Champ Bailey, Georgia
Mark Bavaro, Notre Dame
Aaron Beasley, West Virginia
Eric Berry, Tennessee
Michael Bishop, Kansas State
Jeff Bregel, USC
Brandon Burlsworth, Arkansas
Larry Burton, Purdue
Reggie Bush, USC
Mark Carrier, USC
Matt Cavanaugh, Pittsburgh
Dallas Clark, Iowa
Tim Couch, Kentucky
Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
Sylvester Croom, Alabama
Brad Culpepper, Florida
Jarett Dillard, Rice
Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL)
Mike Doss, Ohio State
Warrick Dunn, Florida State
Nick Eyre, BYU
Kevin Faulk, LSU
Dwight Freeney, Syracuse
Robert Gallery, Iowa
Moe Gardner, Illinois
Joe Garten, Colorado
Willie Gault, Tennessee
Toby Gerhart, Stanford
Tony Gonzalez, California
Dan Hampton, Arkansas
Kevin Hardy, Illinois
Graham Harrell, Texas Tech
Al Harris, Arizona State
Marvin Harrison, Syracuse
Mike Hass, Oregon State
Garrison Hearst, Georgia
Josh Heupel, Oklahoma
Craig Heyward, Pittsburgh
Chris Hudson, Colorado
Ken Huff, North Carolina
Steve Hutchinson, Michigan
Bradie James, LSU
Marvin Jones, Florida State
Levon Kirkland, Clemson
James Laurinaitis, Ohio State
John Lee, UCLA
Andrew Luck, Stanford
Todd Lyght, Notre Dame
Marshawn Lynch, California
Jeremy Maclin, Missouri
Bryant McKinnie, Miami (FL)
Mark Messner, Michigan
Terry Miller, Oklahoma State
Pete Mitchell, Boston College
Corey Moore, Virginia Tech
Herman Moore, Virginia
Kellen Moore, Boise State
Dan Neil, Texas
Ken Norton Jr., UCLA
Julius Peppers, North Carolina
Paul Posluszny, Penn State
Antwaan Randle El, Indiana
Errict Rhett, Florida
Simeon Rice, Illinois
Ron Rivera, California
Rashaan Salaam, Colorado
Larry Seivers, Tennessee
Kevin Smith, Texas A&M
Troy Vincent, Wisconsin
Peter Warrick, Florida State
Zach Wiegert, Nebraska
Roy Williams, Oklahoma
Steve Wisniewski, Penn State
Luis Zendejas, Arizona State
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