Lynn Dickey Jersey

Lynn Dickey, the Kansas State Wildcats’ #11, had a stellar college football career at Kansas State University. Here’s a summary of his career highlights and achievements: 1. College Career: Dickey played as a quarterback for Kansas State from 1967 to 1970. He set numerous school and conference records during his time there, many of which have withstood the test of time . 2. Career Stats: Over his college career, Dickey completed 501 of 994 passes for 6,208 yards with 29 touchdowns and 64 interceptions. He also contributed to the team with 110 rushing attempts for -429 yards and 4 rushing touchdowns . 3. Notable Games: In 1969, Dickey had a standout performance against Oklahoma, passing for 380 yards in a historic 59-21 victory, which remains the worst defeat in Oklahoma’s history. He also set a Big-Eight single-game record with 439 passing yards against Colorado in the same season . 4. Awards and Honors: Dickey was named a two-time All-Big Eight quarterback and was voted the MVP of the East/West Shrine Bowl in his senior year . 5. NFL Draft: After his successful college career, Dickey was drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 3rd round of the 1971 NFL Draft . 6. Kansas State Legacy: Dickey’s impact on Kansas State University’s football program was immediate and lasting. His jersey number 11 was retired by Kansas State, the first-ever uniform number to be retired by the university, jointly honoring him and Steve Grogan . 7. Hall of Fame: Dickey is a member of the K-State Athletic Hall of Fame, the Packer Hall of Fame, and the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame . The Kansas State Wildcats #11 Lynn Dickey Jersey for college youth is a symbol of Dickey’s legacy at Kansas State. It represents his record-setting career and the high standard of excellence he brought to the Wildcats’ football program. For young fans, wearing Dickey’s jersey is a way to celebrate the career of a player who left an indelible mark on college football.