The National Football Foundation announced the 2020 College Football Hall of Fame class Wednesday.
Former star quarterbacks Steve McNair and Eric Crouch headline the list of inductees. McNair won the Walter Payton Award in 1994 with Alcorn State, while Crouch is the only Heisman Trophy winner in the class. He captured the honor in 2001 with Nebraska.
The two passers aren't the only recognizable names. Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson, ESPN analyst David Pollack, and former No. 5 overall pick Glenn Dorsey will also be enshrined.
Here is this year's entire College Football Hall of Fame class:
- Lomas Brown - OT, Florida (1981-84)
- Keith Byars - RB, Ohio State (1982-85)
- Eric Crouch - QB, Nebraska (1998-2001)
- Eric Dickerson - RB, SMU (1979-82)
- Glenn Dorsey - DT, LSU (2004-07)
- Jumbo Elliott - OT, Michigan (1984-87)
- Jason Hanson - K, Washington State (1988-91)
- E.J. Henderson - LB, Maryland (1999-2002)
- E.J. Junior - DE, Alabama (1977-80)
- Steve McNair - QB, Alcorn State (1991-94)
- Cade McNown - QB, UCLA (1995-98)
- Leslie O'Neal - DT, Oklahoma State (1982-85)
- Anthony Poindexter - DB, Virginia (1995-98)
- David Pollack - DE, Georgia (2001-04)
- Bob Stein - DE, Minnesota (1966-68)
- Michael Westbrook - WR, Colorado (1991-94)
- Elmo Wright - WR, Houston (1968-70)
- Dick Sheridan - head coach, Furman (1978-85), N.C. State (1986-92)
- Andy Talley - head coach, St. Lawrence (1979-83), Villanova (1985-2016)
The 2020 class will be officially inducted during the NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Dec. 8.
