Unive ity' Athletic Hall of
Honor Sept. 22.
erritt, 0 hail from
Higb] nd Par nd gr du ted
from Country Day High
School in 1975, g ined 4,696
y rd et een 1975 and 1978
nd led inen erg to t 0 p­
pe r nee in the CAA
OJ i ion III championship
errius ' reate t day may
be n in hi fre hm n
hen i uenber
Ith c 28-0 in the
mo Alonzo Stag
Bo 1. He r lied for 186 y rd
on 22 c rrie nd cored on
run of 7 and 81 yard nd
n med the offensive
pi ycr of t game by ABC
Sport hich covered the
me.
937 of
reer ru hing
. CAA
ho g in d I, 51
.
yard ru hing in 1977,. as
t ice a arded tbe i e
Gregory A ard as the Ohio
Athletic Conference' most
valuable offensive b ck and
first team all-America
in 1978.
during his four-year career,
erriu topped tbe lOO-yard
mar 23 time , including two
2000 yard performances: 217
again t Mu klngum in t 977
nd 222 again t Minne ota­
Morri In 1 78. He till hold
ittenberg records for career
ru bing attempt ea on nd
career ru hing yard , creer
point (22 ) nd career touch­
down (3 ).
erritt, who received the
J c IC Robi n on A rd a the
outstanding high chool boy
in Detroit, now liv in We t
. Germany.
The inductee ill be
recognized at h If time of the
Oberlin-Wi ttenber footb 11
me nd honored t dinner
on c mpus that e ning.
ed c ion plan
10 .al
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