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The 1980 Cardinals, coached by alumnus Stan McGarvey, went 11-1-1 overall and were the Heart of America Conference co-champions and reached the NAIA Division II national semifinals. The team's only loss came in the national playoff to Wilmington (OH). Nicknamed the 'Cardiac Cards', they were ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation.
This team boasted four All-Americans and 13 All-Conference performers. Second Team All-American David Cunningham set a school record with 1,500 rushing yards while head coach Stan McGarvey was named the NAIA Division II National Coach of the Year.
Team Members: Gary Ainsworth, Mike Allen, David Armstrong, Barry Bowman, Marty Breeze, Chris Brown, Don Brown, Larry Bruns, Lonnie Bruns, Jerry Burch, Jerry Burchette, Pat Burke, Jeff Cain, Steve Carmack, Danny Castor, Chris Choice, Dan Christian, Mark Collins, Steve Craig, David Cunningham, Art Davis, Vic Davolt, Randy Doyle, Dave Eisenrath, Greg Embree, Brian Fairchild, Dwight Fay, Chuck Foley, Cliff Forbes, Greg Fournier, John Fritz, Larry Gant, Frank Garro, Jeff Gourley, Ted Graves, Kelly Groom, John Haase, John Harris, Mark Harris, LaVelle Hatcher, Doug Henderson, Marty Hensley, Bruce Hill, Marc Hill, Steve Hobick, Steve Hudson, Greg Hunsicker, Greg Jackson, David Jones, David Lewis, Andy Lottes, Greg Lucas, Joe Mass, Scott Martin, Steve Mattingly, Mike McGill, Wendell McGill, Jeff McGuire, Troy McKay, David Millen, Troy Mitchell, Mark Mundell, Andre Nelson, Mike Newman, Tim Nowka, John Pearson, Chuck Pennewell, Jeff Phillips, John Pulliam, Scott Rawls, Jan Redmond, Jim Reed, Randy Reinholz, Kevin Rhodes, Jeff Riggs, Mike Rogers, Wally Rosenburrough, Scott Sandridge, Mike Schmidt, Wayne Schmidt, Darrell Schwabe, Steve Spencer, Beric Sportsman, Kevin Sternitzsky, Cary Stronach, Doug Switzer, Paul Taylor, Paul Troth, Jim Tubbs, Jerry Twig, Guy Weber, Todd White, Randy Widmaier, Ralph Yeater
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