The National Football Foundation on Monday released its 2019 College Football Hall of Fame ballot, including 76 FBS players and six Noah Spence Men Jersey coaches.The 2019 cla s will officially be inducted during the 62nd NFF Annual Awards Dinner on Dec. 10,2019 and permanently enshrined at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta later that December.MORE: Headliners of the 2019 ballot include USC quarterback Carson Palmer, Colorado running back back Rashaan Salaam, Arkansas running back Darren Taron Johnson Men Jersey McFadden, Wisconsin offensive lineman Joe Thomas and Texas quarterback Vince Young. Former Miami coach Dennis Erickson headlines coaches who are eligible for the first time.For players to be eligible for the Hall of Fame, they must be removed from the college game for at least 10 years, not be currently playing profe sionally andhave received first-team All-America recognition by a selector used by the NCAA to determine consensus All-American status.Coaches becomeeligible after three full seasons after retirement if they'reat least 70 years of age. Active coaches become eligible at 75 years old. They must have been a head coach for at least 10 years, coached at least 100 games and secured.600 winning percentage.2019 College Football Hall Charles Leno Women Jersey of Fame players ballotPlayerSchoolPositionFlozell AdamsMichigan StateOTBernard BerrianFresno StateKR/WRMichael BishopKansas StateQBLomas BrownFloridaOTTerrell BuckleyFlorida StateDBBrandon BurlsworthArkansasOLLarry BurtonPurdueTEKeith ByarsOhio StateRBMatt CavanaughPittQBDallas ClarkIowaTEMarco ColemanGeorgia TechLBTim CouchKentuckyQBEric CrouchNebraskaQBEric DickersonSMURBRickey DixonOklahomaDBVaughn DunbarIndianaRBJumbo ElliottMichiganOTBobby EngramPenn StateWRKevin FaulkLSURBDavid FulcherArizona StateDBRobert GalleryIowaOTMoe GardnerIllinoisDTTony GonzalezCalTEJacob GreenTexas AMDLDan HamptonArkansasDTJason HansonWashington StatePKByron HanspardTexas TechRBKevin HardyIllinoisLBMarcus HarrisWyomingWRMarvin HarrisonSyracuseKR/WRJeff HartingsPenn StateOLE.J. HendersonMarylandLBCraig HeywardPittRBTorry HoltN.C. StateWRKen HuffNorth CarolinaOLSteve HutchinsonMichiganOLRaghib IsmailNotre DameWRLarry JacobsonNebraskaDTE.J. JuniorAlabamaDEJe s LewisOregon StateDTRay LewisMiamiLBBobby MajorsTenne seeDBTony MandarichMichigan StateOTEd Myles Jack Youth Jersey McCaffreyStanfordWRDarren McFaddenArkansasRBCade McNownUCLAQBCorey MooreVirginia TechDLDan MorganMiamiLBKen Norton Jr.UCLALBPhil OlsenUtah StateDELeslie ONealOklahoma StateDTJim OtisOhio StateFBCarson PalmerUSCQBJake PlummerArizona StateQBTroy PolamaluUSCDBDavid PollackGeorgiaDLAntwaan Randle ElIndianaQBSimeon RiceIllinoisLBRon RiveraCalLBRashaan SalaamColoradoRBLucius SanfordGeorgia TechLBLarry SeiversTenne seeWRKenneth SimsTexasDTAaron TaylorNotre DameOTJoe ThomasWisconsinOLDennis ThurmanUSCDBTroy VincentWisconsinDBChris WardOhio StateOTMichael WestbrookColoradoWRLorenzo WhiteMichigan StateRBZach WiegertNebraskaOTPatrick WillisOle Mi sLBAl WilsonTenne seeLBSteve WisniewskiPenn StateOLElmo WrightHoustonWRVince YoungTexasQB2019 College Football Hall of Fame coaches ballotCoachSchool(s)Larry BlakeneyTroyJim CarlenWest Darqueze Dennard Men Jersey Virginia, Texas Tech, South CarolinaPete Cawthon Sr.Austin College, Texas TechDennis EricksonIdaho, Wyoming, Washington State, Miami, Oregon State, Arizona StateBilly Jack MurphyMemphisDarryl RogersCal State East Bay,Fresno State,San Jose State,Michigan State,Arizona State