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Vic Wallace took over the Jewell football program in 1981 and led the Cardinals to an 11-1 overall record, going undefeated during the regular season on their way to winning the Heart of America Athletic Conference.
Jewell reached the NAIA Division II national semifinal for the second consecutive season, where they suffered their only loss of the season. This Cardinal team scored 353 points for an average of 29.4 per game, compared to just 10.5 by their opponents and were ranked as high as No. 2 nationally.
Two players were named All-America during this season while 18 received All-HAAC recognition.
Team Members: Greg Clevenger, Doug Switzer, Mike McGill, Marty Hensley, Gary Ainsworth, Wendell McGill, Vic Davolt, Dwight Fay, Lonny Bruns, Jerry Twigg, Kevin Kincaid, Charlie Hilton, Bob Bopp, Jack Brandon, Steve Hodges, Dan Christian, Andy Lottes, Tim Johnson, Darrell Schwabe, Troy Mitchell, Chris Spellman, Chuck Foley, David Millan, Art Davis, Brian Fairchild, Todd White, Ottis Miller, Ralph Yeater, Rob Hall, Brett Fisher, Barry Bowman, Doug Darbyshire, Scott Smith, Roger Sport, Jim Reed, Steve Hudson, Jerry Burchett, Jamy MacKender, Eddy Aden, Mike Nelson, Charlie Weber, John Pulliam, Mark Puthuff, Cory Wohlford, Carl Gustafson, Cary Morrison, Chip Sietz, Mike Clark, Paul Taylor, Gary Brant, Tim Davis, Mark Mundell, Jeff McGuire, Steve Holemand, Paul Troth, Steve Enin, Steve Doherty, Dave Brock, Mike Newman, John Fritz, Mike Rogers, Jeff Riggs, Greg Embree, Guy Weber, Kelly Groom, Steve Mattingly, Andre Nelson, Chris Cahill, Scott Sandridge, Greg Jacobson, Wayne Lanrum, Steve Montgomery, Fernanders Gillespie, Jerry Burch, Greg Fournier, Alan Grieg, David Armstrong, Barry Bullock, Ira Chandler, Steve Palmer, Jan Redmond, Aaron Moore, Phil DeVan, Wayne Schmidt, Mark Harris, Zel Fisher, Randy Richardson, Paul McDermott, Terry Oliphant, Scott Martin, Robert Silvius, John Stevens, Mike Phillips, Matt Fuhr, Brian Deke
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