RONNIE LIPPETT

                            NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

Following his playing days with the Blue Streaks and Miami Hurricanes, Ronnie went on to join the New England Patriots. At Miami, Ronnie was a three-year starter for Hurricanes, recording 141 total tackles and grabbing 10 interceptions along the way. The Pro Bowl corner brings to his resume enough awards and accolades to justify his place in Patriots football history. Ronnie currently ranks as seventh on the Patriots all-time list with 22 career interceptions and was a member of New England's first ever Super Bowl squad. Outside of coaching, Ronnie works throughout the country as a motivational speaker and coaches at numerous football camps throughout the year. He resides in Easton with his wife and children, as well as several foster children.

                                        ALAN RHINE

                                 BALTIMORE COLTS

Listed on Ray Guy Award "Watch" List (nation's top punter) ...UF - 47 punts for 2,035 yards (43.3 average) with a long of 65 yards in the SEC Championship Game versus Auburn...43.3 average ranks first in the SEC and ninth in the nation ...Seven punts against Tennessee for an average of 42.6 yards...Averaged 44.8 yards on four punts against LSU...60-yard punt versus Auburn was a then career-long punt...Ran a fake punt for 26 yards versus South Carolina...A superb game vs. Florida State with eight punts (a career high) for a 47.3 average...Holds SEC Championship Record with a career-long 65-yard punt in SEC Championship Game versus Auburn ...Posted a 46.8 average on his five punts in the Sugar Bowl...Received UF's Special Teams Best Effort Award for the 2000 season. At Sebring High School Alan was first team All-State his senior year and his #14 SHS Jersey is retired and hangs on the Wall of Fame in the gymnasium.