There are 87 days that separate us from Ohio State's march to Blacksburg. To help pass the time until the Buckeyes put the Sandman to sleep I will countdown Ohio State's top 100 players according to the rubric* listed at the bottom of this article.
Graham finished his career with seven games.
NO. 87 JEFF GRAHAM, FLANKER (1988-90)
Born: 1969 (Dayton, Ohio)
High School: Kettering Alter (Dayton)
OHIO STATE CAREER
- The Buckeyes were 19-14-2 when Graham was on the team.
- Tied for 5th all time with 7 games of 100+ yards receiving.
- Career best 144 yards receiving in a 42-2 win at Purdue in 1990.
HONORS
- 1990 Captain.
- 1990 Team MVP.
NFL DRAFT
Round 2 to the Pittsburgh Steelers with the 46th pick of the 1991 draft.
MISCELLANEOUS
- NFL Career: 542 receptions, 8,172 receptions and 30 touchdowns.
- Was a First Team All-State basketball player in high school.
| CATEGORY | POINTS |
|---|---|
| HEISMAN | |
| NO. RETIRED / HONORED | |
| BIG TEN MVP | |
| TEAM MVP | 5 |
| ALL-AMERICAN | |
| CAPTAIN | 4 |
| 1ST ROUND NFL DRAFT PICK | |
| ALL-BIG TEN | 3 |
| ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN | |
| NFL DRAFT PICK | 2 |
| ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN | |
| LETTER | 0.75 |
| TOTAL | 14.75 |
To read about other players who wore No. 84 go here.
Sources- The Ohio State Team Guide and Wikipedia
| CATEGORY | POINTS |
|---|---|
| HEISMAN | 8 |
| NO. RETIRED / HONORED | 8 |
| BIG TEN MVP | 6 |
| TEAM MVP | 5 |
| ALL-AMERICAN | 4 |
| CAPTAIN | 4 |
| 1ST ROUND NFL DRAFT PICK | 4 |
| ALL-BIG TEN | 3 |
| ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN | 3 |
| NFL DRAFT PICK | 2 |
| ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN | 1 |
| LETTER | O.25 PER YEAR |
