Graham Harrell, Montee Ball, Michael Huff Named to College Football Hall of Fame

The National Football Foundation has announced the inductees for the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class, which includes notable players such as Graham Harrell, Montee Ball, and Michael Huff. Harrell, a former Texas Tech quarterback, is recognized for his record-setting career, accumulating over 15,000 passing yards and leading the Red Raiders to an impressive 2008 season. Montee Ball, celebrated as one of Wisconsin's top running backs, holds the program record for rushing touchdowns and was a standout in the college football landscape with his 39 touchdowns in a single season. Michael Huff, a key player for Texas during their national championship win in 2005, is honored for his defensive prowess and contributions to the Longhorns' legacy. Each inductee expressed gratitude and reflected on their impactful college careers, highlighting the honor of being recognized among football legends. The announcement celebrates the achievements of former athletes who made significant contributions to college football.