The Rose Bowl Hall of Fame honors outstanding individuals whose achievements have contributed to the success of the Rose Bowl Game. Inductees are selected by a committee which includes representatives from the Tournament of Roses, the media and college football.

Tournament of Roses President Harold E. Coombes (1982) launched the idea to honor certain individuals who have helped make "The Granddaddy of Them All" an unparalleled feat. Those eligible for induction include players, coaches, school administrators, athletic directors, conference officials and others who have made special contributions to the Rose Bowl Game.

The Rose Bowl Room at the Tournament House in Pasadena features photographs of each Rose Bowl Hall of Fame inductee. Also on display are trophies, pictures and memorabilia dating back to the first Game in 1902.

Press Release: Legendary Broadcaster, Curt Gowdy, and Richard N. Frank, Chairman of Lawry's Restaurants, Inc., To Be Inducted Into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame

ROSE BOWL HALL OF FAME - INDUCTEE HISTORY
1989	C.W. "Bump" Elliott - Michigan W.W. "Woody" Hayes - Ohio State Howard Jones - USC Jim Plunkett - Stanford
1990	Archie Griffin - Ohio State Bob Reynolds - Stanford Neil Snow - Michigan Wallace Wade - Brown, Alabama & Duke Charles White - USC
1991	Rex Kern - Ohio State John McKay - USC Ernie Nevers - Stanford Roy Riegels - California Bob Schloredt - Washington John Sciarra - UCLA Russell Stein - Washington & Jefferson Charley Trippi - Georgia Ron Vander Kelen - Wisconsin George Wilson - Washington
1992	Frank Albert - Stanford Bob Chappuis - Michigan Sam Cunningham - USC Bill Daddio - Pittsburgh Bob Griese - Purdue Hollis Huntington - Oregon & Mare Island Marines Shy Huntington - Oregon Elmer Layden - Notre Dame Jim Owens - Washington
1993	Frank Aschenbrenner - Northwestern Dixie Howell - Alabama Don Hutson - Alabama Curly Morrison - Ohio State Brick Muller - California Julius Rykovich - Illinois Bo Schembechler - Michigan O.J. Simpson - USC Bob Stiles - UCLA Buddy Young - Illinois
1994	Vic Bottari - California Jim Hardy - USC Don James - Washington Bob Jeter - Iowa Lay Leishman - Tournament of Roses Pat Richter - Wisconsin Russell Sanders - USC
1995	Gary Beban - UCLA Dick Butkus - Illinois Harry Gilmer - Alabama Pat Haden - USC Al Krueger - USC Doyle Nave - USC Ted Shipkey - Stanford
1996	Eric Ball - UCLA Pete Beathard - USC John Ferraro - USC Stan Hahn - Tournament of Roses John Ralston - Stanford Bill Tate - Illinois
1997	Terry Donahue - UCLA Jim Grabowski - Illinois Warren Moon - Washington Erny Pinckert - USC Ken Ploen - Iowa Sandy Stephens - Minnesota
1998	Jack Crabtree - University of Oregon Don Durdan - Oregon State John (J.K.) McKay - USC Rick Neuheisel - UCLA Bill Nicholas - Tournament of Roses Butch Woolfolk - University of Michigan
1999	Al Hoisch - UCLA Keith Jackson - ABC Sports Dave Kaiser - Michigan State University
2000	Johnny Mack Brown - Alabama Marv Goux - USC
2001	BCS National Championship Game - No inductees
2002	Ambrose "Amblin' Amby" Schindler - USC Mel Anthony - Michigan
2003	Harriman Cronk - Tournament of Roses Danny O'Neil - Oregon John Robinson - USC
2004	Alan Ameche - Wisconsin Rudy Bukich - USC Wayne Duke - Big Ten Jim Stivers - Tournament of Roses
2005	Richard N. Frank - Lawry’s Restaurants (Beef Bowl) Curt Gowdy - Sports Broadcaster

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