Sam "Bam" Cunningham was inducted into the college football hall of fame at the National Football Awards Banquet last night as part of a 14-man class.
Cunningham amassed 1,579 yards during his USC career, but he is best known for the 135 yards he gained on Bear Bryant's Alabama defense in 1970, which led the Crimson Tide to integrate their program the following season.
Click here for a link to a full story on the induction.
Here are some photos by Gene Boyars of Cunningham and a fellow Trojan Lynn Swann (bottom), who was inducted into the college hall in 1993...
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Cunningham amassed 1,579 yards during his USC career, but he is best known for the 135 yards he gained on Bear Bryant's Alabama defense in 1970, which led the Crimson Tide to integrate their program the following season.
Click here for a link to a full story on the induction.
Here are some photos by Gene Boyars of Cunningham and a fellow Trojan Lynn Swann (bottom), who was inducted into the college hall in 1993...
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