Former Cowboys guard Nate Newton has been voted to the Black College Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2022.
Newton, Ben Coates, Donald Driver, John "Big Train" Moody, Sammy White, Roscoe Nance and William "Billy" Nicks are all part of the 2022 Class.
Newton starred at Florida A&M in the early 1980s, becoming an All-MEAC conference selection. After two seasons in the USFL, he signed with the Cowboys in 1986 and emerged as one of the NFL's premier offensive linemen, making six Pro Bowls in the 1990s as a key starter on all three Cowboys Super Bowl teams during the decade.
Newton, Ben Coates, Donald Driver, John "Big Train" Moody, Sammy White, Roscoe Nance and William "Billy" Nicks are all part of the 2022 Class.
Newton starred at Florida A&M in the early 1980s, becoming an All-MEAC conference selection. After two seasons in the USFL, he signed with the Cowboys in 1986 and emerged as one of the NFL's premier offensive linemen, making six Pro Bowls in the 1990s as a key starter on all three Cowboys Super Bowl teams during the decade.
Former Cowboys guard Nate Newton has been voted to the Black College Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2022.
Newton, Ben Coates, Donald Driver, John "Big Train" Moody, Sammy White, Roscoe Nance and William "Billy" Nicks are all part of the 2022 Class.
Newton starred at Florida A&M in the early 1980s, becoming an All-MEAC conference selection. After two seasons in the USFL, he signed with the Cowboys in 1986 and emerged as one of the NFL's premier offensive linemen, making six Pro Bowls in the 1990s as a key starter on all three Cowboys Super Bowl teams during the decade.
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