Inducted 1991
Date of Birth
1/18/1950
Birthplace
Birmingham, AL
School
Auburn University (1969-1971)
Bio
Pat Sullivan had three superb seasons as Auburn quarterback. As a sophomore, he broke school records for total offense and passing yardage. As a junior, he broke them again and was named Most Valuable Player in the Southeastern Conference. In his senior season, 1971, he was unanimous All-America and won the Heisman Trophy. When his career ended, he held 24 school records. In his three years, he passed for 53 touchdowns and ran for 18. His total of touchdowns responsible for, 71, was an NCAA record at the time. In his final two years he led Auburn to top ten finishes. He and Hall of Famer Terry Beasley are one of college football's most famed passing combinations. Sullivan played four years in the National Football League before he began a career in coaching.
Stats
Height 6'0
Weight 191
Career Highlights
- 1971 All-Conference
- 1971 Conference MVP
- 1971 Heisman Trophy Winner
- 1971 Unanimous All-America
- 1970 All-Conference
- 1970 Conference MVP
- 1970 Heisman - Sixth
- 1970 Led nation in total offense
- 1970 Third Team All-America
Class of 1991
End
Hub Bechtol
Tackle
Bobby Bell
End
Fred Biletnikoff
Safety
Kenny Easley
Halfback
Parker Hall
Tackle
Alex Karras
Running Back
Ed Marinaro
Middle Guard
Wayne Meylan
Running Back
Steve Owens
Tackle
George Savitsky
Middle Guard
Jim Stillwagon
Quarterback
Pat Sullivan
Coach
Dave Maurer
Coach
Allyn McKeen
Coach
Tommy Prothro
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