Jim Cramer 1970-1971

Quarterback/SafetyHT: 6'1

WT: 197

Continued his career at Ohio State and Pitt. He was a starting linebacker on the 1976 national championship team at Pitt.

All Conference: 1971All State: 1971

Most Valuable Offensive and Defensive Player of Big Ten: 1971

Career Stats:

1970:

1971: 548 yards passing, 26-60, and 8 TD's

Rushing: 321 yards (13 TD's)

6 Interceptions- (1 TD)

Articles:

JIM CRAMER, Linebacker

Known simply as "Jimbo," perhaps Cramer should have been referred to by something a bit more ferocious. The Jefferson native, who works in medical sales for Bausch & Lomb, was a rugged player who endured two seasons under legendary strong-armed coach Woody Hayes at Ohio State before returning home to play for Pitt. He took pride in not being pushed around, and his speed, strength and quickness earned him a reputation as a no-nonsense defender.

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