Bill Enyart

[1] Enyart played college football for the Oregon State Beavers under head coach Dee Andros, who arrived in Corvallis from Idaho in 1965.

After spending his freshman year on the mandatory "Rook" team, he played linebacker as a sophomore in 1966, and was the starting fullback for the famed OSU Giant Killers of 1967.

[2] In his senior season in 1968, Enyart set a school record with 1,304 yards rushing, while scoring 17 touchdowns, for a total of 102 points.

[7] Enyart was selected early in the second round of the 1969 NFL/AFL Draft (27th overall) by the Buffalo Bills, who took Heisman Trophy-winning halfback O. J. Simpson with the first overall pick.

[1] He injured his left knee in a preseason game against the New York Jets in mid-August, but team doctors advised against surgery.