Tiger Great Casanova Named All-CenturyTiger Great Casanova Named All-Century

Tiger Great Casanova Named All-Century

Tiger Great Casanova Named All-Century

BATON ROUGE — Former LSU All-American Dr. Tommy Casanova was named to the 82-man Walter Camp All-Century Team presented by Street and Smith Monday, Jan. 3.

“This is unbelievable,” Casanova said when he was informed of the honor late Tuesday afternoon. “I am obviously humbled by the thought of being one of the 82 players named to the All-Century team. This is overwhelming. I’m glad that I was not on the selection committee that had to pick from all of the great players that have played this game.”

Known for his versatility, Casanova played on both sides of the ball as a running back and kick returner as well as a three-time All-American safety during his career as a Tiger.

From 1969-71, he intercepted seven passes, rushed for 302 yards on 72 carries for five touchdowns, returned 44 punts for 517 yards and returned 17 kickoffs for 334 yards. He was renowned as a fearless competitor both on and off the field at LSU.

He remains as one of seven three-time First Team All-Southeastern Conference performers at LSU, joining the likes of David Browndyke (1987-89), Kevin Faulk (1996-98), Dalton Hilliard (1982-83, 85), Tommy Hodson (1986-89), Eddie Ray (1967-69) and Chris Williams (1978-80).

“I would like to thank all of the players that I had the pleasure to play with for any recognition that I have received,” Casanova said. “I am also greatful for the leadership and guidence of coach Charlie McClendon who allowed me to play at LSU.”

During his career, LSU posted three straight nine-win seasons and a combined record of 27-7 including an SEC Championship in 1970 and a pair of bowl victories.

After finishing his career at LSU, Casanova played professionally as a safety for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1972-77.

Currently, Casanova is an ophthalmologist in his hometown of Crowley, La.

Walter Camp All-Century Team

1/3/2000
Offense 

QB 

Roger Staubach 
Navy 
Tommie Frazier 
Nebraska 
John Lujack 
Notre Dame (2) 
Doug Flutie 
Boston College 
Davey O'Brien 
TCU 
Peyton Manning 
Tennessee 
Running Backs 

Red Grange 
Illinois (3) 
Barry Sanders 
Oklahoma State 
Ricky Williams 
Texas (2) 
Doak Walker 
SMU (3) 
Running Backs 

O.J. Simpson 
USC 2X POY (2) 
Tony Dorsett 
Pittsburgh (2) 
Bo Jackson 
Auburn 
Archie Griffin 
Ohio State 2X POY (2) 
Running Backs 

Herschel Walker 
Georgia (3) 
Glenn Davis 
Army (3) 
Doc Blanchard 
Army (3) 
Jim Brown 
Syracuse 
Receiver 

Johnny Rogers 
Nebraska (2) 
Fred Biletnifkoff 
Florida State 
Tim Brown 
Notre Dame 
Bernie Oosterbaan 
Michigan (3) 
Larry Kelley 
Yale 
Receiver 

Don Hutson 
Alabama 
Raghib Ismail 
Notre Dame 
Desmond Howard 
Michigan 
Howard Twilley 
Tulsa 
Keith Jackson 
Oklahoma (2) 
Tackle 

Ron Yary 
USC (2) 
Bill Fralic 
Pittsburgh (2) 
John Hicks 
Ohio State (2) 
Tackle 

Orlando Pace 
Ohio State (2) 
Bob Gain 
Kentucky 
Dan Dierdorf 
Michigan 
Guard 

John Hannah 
Alabama 
Aaron Taylor 
Nebraska (2) 
Brad Budde 
USC 
Guard 

Dean Steinkuhler 
Nebraska 
Will Shields 
Nebraska 
Jim Parker 
Ohio State 
Center 

Dave Rimington 
Nebraska (2) 
Jim Ritcher 
North Carolina State 
Mel Hein 
Washington State 
Placekicker 

Morten Anderson 
Michigan State 
John Lee 
UCLA 
Sebastian Janikowski 
Florida State 
Kevin Butler 
Georgia 
Defense 

Defensive Line (Includes Def. Ends) 

Bubba Smith 
Michigan St (2) 
Lee Roy Selmon 
Oklahoma 
Defensive Line 

Leon Hart 
Notre Dame (2) 
Merlin Olsen 
Utah State 
Bob Lilly 
TCU 
Defensive Line 

Ross Browner 
Notre Dame (2) 
Chris Zorich 
Notre Dame (2) 
Mike Reid 
Penn State 
Defensive Line 

Steve Emtman 
Washington 
Bruiser Kinard 
Mississippi 
Randy White 
Maryland 
Linebacker 

Dick Butkus 
Illinois (2) 
Chuck Bednarik 
Penn (2) 
Lee Roy Jordan 
Alabama 
Linebacker 

Tommy Nobis 
Texas 
Cornelius Bennett 
Alabama (2) 
Jerry Robinson 
UCLA (2) 
Linebacker 

Chris Spielman 
Ohio State 
Brian Bosworth 
Oklahoma (2) 
Mike Singletary 
Baylor (2) 
Cornerback 

Deion Sanders 
Florida State (2) 
Nile Kinnick 
Iowa 
John Lattner 
Notre Dame (2) 
Cornerback 

Jim Thorpe 
Carlisle (2) 
Charles Woodson 
Michigan 
Dre Bly 
North Carolina (3) 
Safety 

Ronnie Lott 
USC 
Terry Hoage 
Georgia (2) 
Tommy Casanova 

LSU 

Safety 

Kenny Easley 
UCLA (3) 
Jack Tatum 
Ohio State (2) 
Tim McDonald 
USC 
Punters 

Ray Guy 
Southern Mississippi 
Reggie Roby 
Iowa (2) 
Todd Sauerbrun 
West Virginia