Inducted 1960
Date of Birth
11/10/1879
Birthplace
Detroit, MI
School
University of Michigan (1898-1901)
Bio
Neil Snow was a player of many talents, who played both end and fullback. In the inaugural Rose Bowl game of 1902 Snow scored five touchdowns as Michigan defeated Stanford 49-0. The victory caped a season for a Michigan team which had played the ten-game regular season unbeaten and unscored upon. All-America selector Caspar Whitney put Snow on his team at end as a third-team pick in 1899 and the first-team in 1901. Whitney wrote "To be fast, to break interference, and to be wise about the time of going in, make up the requisites of an end rusher, and all of these Snow possessed in a marked degree." In Snow's four years at Michigan the team record was 10-0, 8-2, 7-2-1, 11-0. In that Rose Bowl game against Stanford, Snow scored on line plunges of 2,4,6,8 and 17 yards. Touchdowns counted five points.
Stats
Height 5'8
Weight 190
Career Highlights
- 1901 Consensus All-America
- 1899 Third Team All-America
Class of 1960
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