Michigan State University Athletics
Hall of Fame
Carl "Buck" Nystrom
- Induction:
- 2014
- Class:
- 1955
Hometown - Marquette, MI
•  Three-year letterman helped MSU to a combined record of 21-8 (.724) from 1953-55, including a share of the 1953 Big Ten title, 1955 National Championship and two Rose Bowl victories (1954 and '56)
•  1955 First-Team All-American and team MVPÂ
•  Became the first MSU football player to earn All-America recognition as both a player and scholar, garnering First-Team Academic All-America honors as a senior
•  Spent 38 years as a college coach, including a total of six seasons at Michigan State
•  Three-year letterman helped MSU to a combined record of 21-8 (.724) from 1953-55, including a share of the 1953 Big Ten title, 1955 National Championship and two Rose Bowl victories (1954 and '56)
•  1955 First-Team All-American and team MVPÂ
•  Became the first MSU football player to earn All-America recognition as both a player and scholar, garnering First-Team Academic All-America honors as a senior
•  Spent 38 years as a college coach, including a total of six seasons at Michigan State
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