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Desmond Howard

I actually remember watching this play on television when it happened live. Michigan quarterback Elvis Grbac lobbed this pass to Desmond Howard for an easy touchdown against Notre Dame. Grbac and Howard played high school football together in Cleveland and were a tough combination to stop in Ann Arbor. (Remember, to start the gallery, just click on the picture.)
Keith Jackson

There will never be another Keith Jackson.
Joe Paterno, Bobby Bowden

Joe Paterno, Bobby Bowden.
Pat Tillman

The late Pat Tillman.
Top 25 in Helmets

The Hall of Fame updates the rankings each week with helmets and pennants.
Johnny Lattner's Helmet

This is the helmet -- if you want to call it that! -- that Johnny Lattner wore for Notre Dame during his 1953 Heisman Trophy-winning season.
BBQ Sauce

It ain't a real tailgate party unless someone brings the College Football Hall of Fame barbecue sauce.
Old-School Helmets

Near the entrance of the Hall, visitors are greeted with a historical look at how helmets have changed over the years.
Pursuit of a Dream

Cool little message to inspire football fans.
2009 Enshrinement Class List

Anyone from your favorite squad on this list?
2008 Awards

The Hall has an exhibit that showcases all of last year's major award winners.
Mascots

Even mascots are part of the Hall of Fame.
Stanford

Those nutty Stanford students.
OSU-Michigan

Understandably, the Hall of Fame has a separate room dedicated solely to the greatest rivalry in all of sports -- Ohio State-Michigan.
Howard "Hopalong" Cassady

What Howard "Hopalong" Cassady lacked in creative writing ability, he more than made up for by being a great college football player. Here he explains why he went to Ohio State: "I liked Woody Hayes. It was close to home. I received a scholarship. I didn't like Michigan and wanted to beat them. Go Bucks."
Michigan Stadium

More from the OSU-Michigan exhibit.
The Four Horsemen

More from the College Football Hall of Fame.
Media

The Hall has an exhibit dedicated to the various forms of media and how each has affected the coverage of America's greatest sport. It's not clear if that's supposed to be ESPN's Pam Ward, nor is it known when a BLOGOSPHERE section will be added.
Harvard-Yale

I do need to get to a Harvard-Yale game one of these years.

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