We are now accepting nominations for the inaugural class of the USFL/WFL Hall of Fame.

For this class only, retired players of any duration of service time can be nominated. Future classes will require at least five pro seasons. You may nominate retired players from any team.

Just reply to this thread to nominate a retired player. The Hall of Fame committee will narrow down the ballot and add additional worthy players as needed.

Georgia Force
Dean Williamson, WR/KR: 369 catches, 5,715 yards, 43 TDs. Averaged 34 yards per kickoff return with a high season of 41, nine kickoff returns for TDs. All-Pro in 1975. Five pro seasons.

San Antonio Gunslingers

CB Leon Crisman - drafted in 1974 w/ 30th pick in Round 30

548 Tackles, Thrown at 1,086 times w/ 43.5% Catch Allowed, 39 INTs (11 in final season)
All Pro Team in 1979 & 1974

Played all 6 seasons with San Antonio
1st Inductee in the Gunslingers Ring of Honor - 1980

The LA Express went through their retirees and the only player worthy is WR Santiago Smith, who is already on the ballot.

Memphis does not have anyone worthy of the Hall.

SoCal Sun

MLB James Kelley - Drafted 2.29 in the 1974 Draft
Started 94 of 111 Career Games. Seven Full seasons played.
663 Tackles, 162 Hurries, 41 Sacks, 6 Interceptions, 17 Forced Fumbles
All-Pro Three Straight Seasons, 1976-1978

Copying my post from another topic.

I had a little time today so I went through some of our all time stats, looking for retired players. I looked at the first page of stats for each category only, figuring if they're not there they likely aren't HOF worthy.

I also did not look at OL stats, I do have to work in 3 hours. Anyway I came across a few names I'll throw out there. Not everyone I list is necessarily HOF worthy

If anyone wants to nominate some players feel free, especially if you're nominating a retired offensive lineman.

QB Augustin Crook, Brandon Robertson, Roger Boyer

RB Curtis Scott, Karl Moore, Mark Collins

WR Santiago Smith, Dean Williamson

Total Tackles Leon Crisman (also on 1st page of career INT)

INT Ronald Williams, Corey Garcia, Michael Ellis

Sacks/Hurries Everyone on the 1st page of these stats is currently active.

Some of the WR/RB made their hay returning kicks, especially Curtis Scott, but he also had a combined 7-8,000 yards rushing/receiving as well.

Denver doesnt have any suggestions.
Only worthy of mention if donald lopez but not retired yet.

So we have 32 owners and have heard from six of them plus myself. Let me ask nicely again, please look through your retired players and nominate any deserving candidates for the Hall of Fame. If you don't feel anyone is deserving, you can post that as well.

Where do we find our retired players?