Hall of Fame
A two-year starting running back for the Lions, Alan holds several school gridiron records. He made a name for himself during Latin's stunning 1963 upset win against previously unbeaten and top-ranked Benedictine. The junior scored two touchdowns in Latin's 21-14 win. He also contributed a dazzling 93-yard run from the Lions' 4-yard-line. The burst fell three yards short of a score, and became the longest run in school history not to score. Al stayed in the game and scored on the next play. Alan became a scoring machine his senior year as the team finished 6-4. The halfback scored four touchdowns against East Tech and a record-setting six more in a blizzard against Holy Name that year. He also scored on punt returns of 49 and 82 yards against John Hay.
Alan graduated from the University of Dayton with a degree in business administration.
