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HEAD FOOTBALL
COACH
TRACY HAM
- A SLICE OF HAM
DEGREE: SPORTS
RECREATION (GA. SO. UNIV.)
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:
- LED GEORGIA
SOUTHERN TO TWO DIVISION I-AA CHAMPIONSHIPS (1985 & 1986);
- ONLY COLLEGE
PLAYER TO RUSH FOR MORE THAN 3,000 YARDS AND PASS FOR OVER 5,000
YARDS;
- ONLY QUARTERBACK
IN I-AA HISTORY TO RUSH FOR AT LEAST 1,000 YARDS IN A SINGLE
SEASON;
- HAD 14 100-YARD
RUSHING GAMES IN HIS CAREER;
- STILL HOLDS
OVER 50 SCHOOL RECORDS;
- OFFENSE RE-NAMED
THE "HAM BONE" DURING HIS TENURE
PROFESSIONAL
HIGHLIGHTS:
- 13-YEARS IN
THE CFL (1987-1999);
- IN 1988 THREW
FOR 2,840 YARDS AND RUSHED FOR OVER 600 YARDS (EDMONTON ESKIMOS);
- IN 1989 RUSHED
FOR 1,005 YARDS AND PASSED FOR 4,366 YARDS, WAS VOTED ALL-CFL,
MVP OF WESTERN DIVISION AND CFL'S MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER (EDMONTON
ESKIMOS);
- IN 1990 SET
QB RECORD WITH 1,096 YARDS RUSHING AND LED LEAGUE WITH 36 TD
PASSES AND LED ESKIMOS TO GREY CUP;
- IN 1992 WAS
LEAGUE'S PREMIER PASSER WITH A 91.5 EFFICIENCY RATING (EDMONTON
ESKIMOS);
- IN 1995 LED
THE BALTIMORE STALLIONS TO A 13-5 RECORD AND WAS VOTED MVP OF
THE GREY CUP IN BALTIMORE WIN OVER CALGARY;
- IN 1997 LED
MONTREAL ALOUETTES TO BEST RECORD IN TEAM HISTORY (13-5) AND
TO THE DIVISION FINAL;
- RETIRED ON
FEBRUARY 4, 2000
SERVED AS ASSISTANT
FOOTBALL COACH AND HEAD BASKETBALL COACH AT BULLOCH ACADEMY (STATESBORO,
GEORGIA) PRIOR TO ACCEPTING CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY POSITION. |
