Three Spartans Named to East-West Shrine Bowl All-Century Team
12/18/2024 5:08:00 PM | Football
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Three Michigan State Spartans – halfback Herb Adderley, offensive lineman Joe DeLamielleure and wide receiver Andre Rison – have been named to the East-West Shrine Bowl All-Century Team.
The East-West Shrine Bowl announced its All-Century Team in celebration of the upcoming 100th edition of the oldest college football all-star game in the nation.
The impressive collection of former all-stars includes 80 Pro Football Hall of Fame members, including Adderley and DeLamielleure, who are both enshrined in Canton.
In addition, Adderley, DeLamielleure and Rison are all in the Michigan State Athletics Hall of Fame.
The 100th East-West Shrine Bowl will kick off on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and will be nationally televised in prime time on the NFL Network. Michigan State's Luke Newman, who started all 12 games for the Spartans in 2024 at left guard, recently accepted his invitation to the all-star game.
A total of 103 Spartans have participated in the East-West Shrine Bowl over the past 100 years, which originated in San Francisco in 1925 and was played there until 2005; the game has also been played in San Antonio (2006), Houston (2007-09), Orlando (2010-11), St. Petersburg (2012-22), Las Vegas (2023) and Frisco, Texas (2024). In addition, three former Spartan head coaches served as the head coach in the game, including Biggie Munn (1952-53), Duffy Daugherty (1958, 1959, 1966, 1968) and George Perles (1988). Darryl Rogers was an assistant coach in 1980.
Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children's and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families' ability to pay or insurance status.
HERB ADDERLEY (1960 East-West Shrine Bowl)
Following his career at Michigan State, Herb Adderley played in the 1960 East-West Shrine Bowl before getting selected in the first round of the 1961 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers.
A three-time Super Bowl Champion and five-time Pro Bowler who played in the NFL with Green Bay and Dallas, Adderley was a first-team All-Big Ten selection at halfback for Michigan State in 1960. He is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. Adderley is one of four players in history to win six NFL Championships (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1971).
A native of Philadelphia, Adderley lettered three seasons (1958-60) at MSU under Hall of Fame Coach Duffy Daugherty and was a captain his senior season. Adderley was selected in the first round of the 1961 NFL Draft (No. 12 overall) by Green Bay and played nine seasons with the Packers (1961-69), winning five NFL Championships with the franchise. He was named to the AP All-Pro First Team five times (1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1969) in Green Bay and was a five-time Pro Bowl selection (1963-67). In addition, Adderley was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame All-Decade Team (1960s) as a defensive back. He finished his career by playing three seasons with the Cowboys (1970-72) and helped Dallas win Super Bowl VI over Miami.
In 12 NFL seasons, Adderley had 48 interceptions, which ranked 13th all-time upon his retirement; his 1,048 interception return yards still rank No. 9 in NFL history, including seven for touchdowns (tied for 12th in NFL history).
Adderley was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.
JOE DELAMIELLEURE (1972 East-West Shrine Bowl)
A first-team All-American at Michigan State in 1972, Joe DeLamielleure played in the 1972 East-West Shrine Bowl and was selected in the first round (No. 26 overall) of the 1973 NFL Draft by Buffalo.
Over the course of his 13 seasons in the NFL, including eight with the Bills (1973-79; 1985) and five with the Cleveland Browns (1980-84), DeLamielleure was named to the Pro Bowl six times (1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980) and on eight occasions he was named either first- or second-team All-Pro. He was tabbed the 1975 Offensive Lineman of the Year by the NFL Players Association and was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970s All-Decade Team.
An extremely durable player, DeLamielleure played in a remarkable 185 consecutive games during his career, including 175 starts.
DeLamielleure was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and MSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2003.
ANDRE RISON (1989 East-West Shrine Bowl)
A four-year letterman for Coach George Perles from 1985-88, Andre Rison closed out his career as Michigan State's all-time leader in receptions (146), receiving yards (2,992) and 100-yard receiving games (11). A two-time first-team All-Big Ten selection (1986, 1988), Rison led the team in receptions for three straight seasons. He played in the 1989 East-West Shrine Bowl on Jan. 15, 1989, following his senior season and was selected in the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft (No. 22) overall by the Indianapolis Colts.
The Flint, Michigan, native became a five-time Pro Bowl selection (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 with the Falcons and 1997 with the Chiefs). In 1990, he was named first-team All-Pro by AP, Pro Football Writers, Newspaper Enterprise Association, Pro Football Weekly and The Sporting News after recording 82 catches for 1,208 yards (14.7 avg.) and 10 TDs.
Rison had 743 career receptions for 10,205 yards (13.7 avg.) and 84 TDs in 12 pro seasons (Indianapolis, 1989; Atlanta, 1990-94; Cleveland, 1995; Jacksonville, 1996; Green Bay, 1996; Kansas City, 1997-99; Oakland, 2000). He started 156 of 186 career NFL games and won a Super Bowl ring with the Packers during the 1996 season.
Rison was inducted into the MSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015 and the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.
Former Spartans in the East-West Shrine Bowl
Adams, Flozell, OT, 1998
Adderley, Herb, B, 1960
Allen, Brian, C, 2018
Allen, Eric, B, 1971
Anderson, Mark, DB, 1980
Andre, Charles, C, 1974
Arbanas, Fred, E, 1960
Bagdon, Ed, G, 1950
Ballman, Gary, B, 1961
Bailey, Charles, T, 1968
Banks, Tony, QB, 1995
Barker, Daniel, TE, 2023
Bell, Anthony, LB, 1986
Bethea, Larry, T, 1977
Bobbitt, James, T, 1962
Bobich, Louis, B, 1965
Bolden, Leroy, B, 1955
Brenner, Allen, B, 1968
Breslin, Jack, B, 1945, 1946
Brogger, Francis, E, 1945
Budde, Ed, T, 1962
Bullough, Max, LB, 2014
Bullough, Henry, G. 1955
Burke, Pat, T, 1958
Burroughs, James, DB, 1981
Chandnois, Lynn, B, 1950
Clark, Donavon, OL, 2016
Clark, Gail, LB, 1972
Coleman, Don, G, 1952
Coleman, Mill, FL, 1994
Cunningham, B.J., WR, 2012
Curl, Ronald, T, +1971
Dekker, Paul, E, 1953
DeLamielleure, Joe, T, 1972
Dibble, Dorne, E, 1951
Dorow, Al, B, 1952
Dowell, David, S, 2020
Gantt, Charlie, TE, 2011
Gilbert, Don, B, 1958
Gordon, Eric, LB, 2011
Gordon, Richard, B, 1965
Greene, Scott, FB, 1995
Grandelius, Everett, B, 1951
Harris, Darien, LB, 2016
Hayner, Paul, B, 1973
Henry, Cedric, CB, 2003
Hill, Renaldo, CB, 2001
Hoyer, Brian, QB, 2009
Huey, Warren, E, 1949
Hughes, William, G, 1952
Ingram, Mark, FL, 1986
Jenkins, Carlos, LB, 1991
Jones, Clinton, B, +1966
Jones, Taiwan, LB, 2015
Kelly, Ellison, G, 1958
Kenney, Richard, K, 1966
Kowalczyk, Walt, B, 1958
Krumm, Todd, S, 1988
Kula, Robert, OT, 1990
Lewis, Sherman, B, 1963
Lewis, Terry, DB, 1984
Look, Dean, B, 1959
Martin, Blanche, B, 1959
Martin, Wilton, T, 1971
Mason, Don, G, 1950
Mason, Shaun, OG, 2001
McAuliffe, Don, B, 1953
McClowry, Terry, LB, 1974
Moten, Eric, OG, 1991
Mumphery, Keith, WR, 2015
Nichols, Mark, DT, 1988
Nwagbuo, Ogemdi, DL, 2008
O'Brien, Fran, T, 1958
Pingel, John, B, 1939
Pitts, Alfred, C, 1977
Pyle, Palmer, T, 1959
Raye, James, QB, 1967
Rayner, Dave, K, 2005
Rison, Andre, WR, 1989
Ryan, Clifton, DT, 2007
Saimes, George, FB, 1962
Samac, Nick, C, %2024
Saul, Ronald, G, 1969
Sayler, Jace, DT, 2001
Simpson, William, B, 1973
Snow, Percy LB, 1990
Sokol, Matt, TE, 2018
Tamburo, Dick, C, 1953
Turner, Daryl, SE, 1983
Underwood, Dan, E, 1963
Van Pelt, Brad, B, 1972
VanSumeren, Ben, LB, 2023
Washington, Eugene, E, 1966
Webster, George, R, *1966
Wedemeyer, Charles, F, 1968
White, Blair, WR, 2010
White, Lorenzo, TB, 1988
Williams, Sam, E, *1958
Williams, Raequan, DT, 2020
Wilson, Bobby, DT, 1991
Wilson, Tom, B, 1960
Wycinsky, Craig, T, 1969
Yarema, Dave, QB, 1986
# named MVP
* won or shared outstanding back or lineman award
+ team captain or co-captain
^ participated in practice, but did not compete in all-star game due to injury
% invited, but only participated in interviews with NFL teams due to injury
The East-West Shrine Bowl announced its All-Century Team in celebration of the upcoming 100th edition of the oldest college football all-star game in the nation.
The impressive collection of former all-stars includes 80 Pro Football Hall of Fame members, including Adderley and DeLamielleure, who are both enshrined in Canton.
In addition, Adderley, DeLamielleure and Rison are all in the Michigan State Athletics Hall of Fame.
The 100th East-West Shrine Bowl will kick off on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and will be nationally televised in prime time on the NFL Network. Michigan State's Luke Newman, who started all 12 games for the Spartans in 2024 at left guard, recently accepted his invitation to the all-star game.
A total of 103 Spartans have participated in the East-West Shrine Bowl over the past 100 years, which originated in San Francisco in 1925 and was played there until 2005; the game has also been played in San Antonio (2006), Houston (2007-09), Orlando (2010-11), St. Petersburg (2012-22), Las Vegas (2023) and Frisco, Texas (2024). In addition, three former Spartan head coaches served as the head coach in the game, including Biggie Munn (1952-53), Duffy Daugherty (1958, 1959, 1966, 1968) and George Perles (1988). Darryl Rogers was an assistant coach in 1980.
Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children's and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families' ability to pay or insurance status.
HERB ADDERLEY (1960 East-West Shrine Bowl)
Following his career at Michigan State, Herb Adderley played in the 1960 East-West Shrine Bowl before getting selected in the first round of the 1961 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers.
A three-time Super Bowl Champion and five-time Pro Bowler who played in the NFL with Green Bay and Dallas, Adderley was a first-team All-Big Ten selection at halfback for Michigan State in 1960. He is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. Adderley is one of four players in history to win six NFL Championships (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1971).
A native of Philadelphia, Adderley lettered three seasons (1958-60) at MSU under Hall of Fame Coach Duffy Daugherty and was a captain his senior season. Adderley was selected in the first round of the 1961 NFL Draft (No. 12 overall) by Green Bay and played nine seasons with the Packers (1961-69), winning five NFL Championships with the franchise. He was named to the AP All-Pro First Team five times (1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1969) in Green Bay and was a five-time Pro Bowl selection (1963-67). In addition, Adderley was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame All-Decade Team (1960s) as a defensive back. He finished his career by playing three seasons with the Cowboys (1970-72) and helped Dallas win Super Bowl VI over Miami.
In 12 NFL seasons, Adderley had 48 interceptions, which ranked 13th all-time upon his retirement; his 1,048 interception return yards still rank No. 9 in NFL history, including seven for touchdowns (tied for 12th in NFL history).
Adderley was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.
JOE DELAMIELLEURE (1972 East-West Shrine Bowl)
A first-team All-American at Michigan State in 1972, Joe DeLamielleure played in the 1972 East-West Shrine Bowl and was selected in the first round (No. 26 overall) of the 1973 NFL Draft by Buffalo.
Over the course of his 13 seasons in the NFL, including eight with the Bills (1973-79; 1985) and five with the Cleveland Browns (1980-84), DeLamielleure was named to the Pro Bowl six times (1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980) and on eight occasions he was named either first- or second-team All-Pro. He was tabbed the 1975 Offensive Lineman of the Year by the NFL Players Association and was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970s All-Decade Team.
An extremely durable player, DeLamielleure played in a remarkable 185 consecutive games during his career, including 175 starts.
DeLamielleure was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and MSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2003.
ANDRE RISON (1989 East-West Shrine Bowl)
A four-year letterman for Coach George Perles from 1985-88, Andre Rison closed out his career as Michigan State's all-time leader in receptions (146), receiving yards (2,992) and 100-yard receiving games (11). A two-time first-team All-Big Ten selection (1986, 1988), Rison led the team in receptions for three straight seasons. He played in the 1989 East-West Shrine Bowl on Jan. 15, 1989, following his senior season and was selected in the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft (No. 22) overall by the Indianapolis Colts.
The Flint, Michigan, native became a five-time Pro Bowl selection (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 with the Falcons and 1997 with the Chiefs). In 1990, he was named first-team All-Pro by AP, Pro Football Writers, Newspaper Enterprise Association, Pro Football Weekly and The Sporting News after recording 82 catches for 1,208 yards (14.7 avg.) and 10 TDs.
Rison had 743 career receptions for 10,205 yards (13.7 avg.) and 84 TDs in 12 pro seasons (Indianapolis, 1989; Atlanta, 1990-94; Cleveland, 1995; Jacksonville, 1996; Green Bay, 1996; Kansas City, 1997-99; Oakland, 2000). He started 156 of 186 career NFL games and won a Super Bowl ring with the Packers during the 1996 season.
Rison was inducted into the MSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015 and the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.
Former Spartans in the East-West Shrine Bowl
Adams, Flozell, OT, 1998
Adderley, Herb, B, 1960
Allen, Brian, C, 2018
Allen, Eric, B, 1971
Anderson, Mark, DB, 1980
Andre, Charles, C, 1974
Arbanas, Fred, E, 1960
Bagdon, Ed, G, 1950
Ballman, Gary, B, 1961
Bailey, Charles, T, 1968
Banks, Tony, QB, 1995
Barker, Daniel, TE, 2023
Bell, Anthony, LB, 1986
Bethea, Larry, T, 1977
Bobbitt, James, T, 1962
Bobich, Louis, B, 1965
Bolden, Leroy, B, 1955
Brenner, Allen, B, 1968
Breslin, Jack, B, 1945, 1946
Brogger, Francis, E, 1945
Budde, Ed, T, 1962
Bullough, Max, LB, 2014
Bullough, Henry, G. 1955
Burke, Pat, T, 1958
Burroughs, James, DB, 1981
Chandnois, Lynn, B, 1950
Clark, Donavon, OL, 2016
Clark, Gail, LB, 1972
Coleman, Don, G, 1952
Coleman, Mill, FL, 1994
Cunningham, B.J., WR, 2012
Curl, Ronald, T, +1971
Dekker, Paul, E, 1953
DeLamielleure, Joe, T, 1972
Dibble, Dorne, E, 1951
Dorow, Al, B, 1952
Dowell, David, S, 2020
Gantt, Charlie, TE, 2011
Gilbert, Don, B, 1958
Gordon, Eric, LB, 2011
Gordon, Richard, B, 1965
Greene, Scott, FB, 1995
Grandelius, Everett, B, 1951
Harris, Darien, LB, 2016
Hayner, Paul, B, 1973
Henry, Cedric, CB, 2003
Hill, Renaldo, CB, 2001
Hoyer, Brian, QB, 2009
Huey, Warren, E, 1949
Hughes, William, G, 1952
Ingram, Mark, FL, 1986
Jenkins, Carlos, LB, 1991
Jones, Clinton, B, +1966
Jones, Taiwan, LB, 2015
Kelly, Ellison, G, 1958
Kenney, Richard, K, 1966
Kowalczyk, Walt, B, 1958
Krumm, Todd, S, 1988
Kula, Robert, OT, 1990
Lewis, Sherman, B, 1963
Lewis, Terry, DB, 1984
Look, Dean, B, 1959
Martin, Blanche, B, 1959
Martin, Wilton, T, 1971
Mason, Don, G, 1950
Mason, Shaun, OG, 2001
McAuliffe, Don, B, 1953
McClowry, Terry, LB, 1974
Moten, Eric, OG, 1991
Mumphery, Keith, WR, 2015
Nichols, Mark, DT, 1988
Nwagbuo, Ogemdi, DL, 2008
O'Brien, Fran, T, 1958
Pingel, John, B, 1939
Pitts, Alfred, C, 1977
Pyle, Palmer, T, 1959
Raye, James, QB, 1967
Rayner, Dave, K, 2005
Rison, Andre, WR, 1989
Ryan, Clifton, DT, 2007
Saimes, George, FB, 1962
Samac, Nick, C, %2024
Saul, Ronald, G, 1969
Sayler, Jace, DT, 2001
Simpson, William, B, 1973
Snow, Percy LB, 1990
Sokol, Matt, TE, 2018
Tamburo, Dick, C, 1953
Turner, Daryl, SE, 1983
Underwood, Dan, E, 1963
Van Pelt, Brad, B, 1972
VanSumeren, Ben, LB, 2023
Washington, Eugene, E, 1966
Webster, George, R, *1966
Wedemeyer, Charles, F, 1968
White, Blair, WR, 2010
White, Lorenzo, TB, 1988
Williams, Sam, E, *1958
Williams, Raequan, DT, 2020
Wilson, Bobby, DT, 1991
Wilson, Tom, B, 1960
Wycinsky, Craig, T, 1969
Yarema, Dave, QB, 1986
# named MVP
* won or shared outstanding back or lineman award
+ team captain or co-captain
^ participated in practice, but did not compete in all-star game due to injury
% invited, but only participated in interviews with NFL teams due to injury
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