Inducted 2021
Date of Birth
4/21/1980
Birthplace
San Diego, CA
School
Eastern Illinois University (1999-2002)
Bio
The first player in school history to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Tony Romo played for Eastern Illinois from 1999 to 2002. During his career, Romo led his team to a 25-10 overall record and 17-2 conference record as a starter, while EIU was ranked nationally his final three seasons. Romo set conference and school records for single-season (34 in 2002) and career (85) touchdown passes, which remaind unbroken for over a decade.
Stats
Height 6'2"
Weight 215
Career Highlights
- 2002 All-Conference
- 2002 Conference MVP
- 2002 First-Team FCS All-America
- 2002 Walter Payton Award
- 2001 All-Conference
- 2001 Conference MVP
- 2001 Led FCS in Passing
- 2000 All-Conference
- 2000 Conference MVP
Class of 2021
Offensive Tackle
Harris Barton
Safety
David Fulcher
Linebacker
Dan Morgan
Quarterback
Carson Palmer
Quarterback
Tony Romo
Running Back
Darren Sproles
Defensive Tackle
Kenneth Sims
Running Back
CJ Spiller
Defensive End
Andre Tippett
Linebacker
Al Wilson
Offensive Tackle
Aaron Taylor
Coach
Rudy Hubbard
Coach
Bob Stoops
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