James F. Roe

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James F Roe

Jim signing autographs during the 1996 Auburn fan day.
Born 1973
Residence Atlanta, Georgia
Other names "Jim"
Occupation American football player
Website
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James 'Jim' F. Roe III (born 1973) is a former American football player. He played for the Auburn Tigers, a college team, from 1992 to 1996.

He was a 4-year letterman [1] playing at offensive tackle and started 14 games in his collegiate career. This included the 1995 Outback Bowl and 1996 Independence Bowl. Roe started every game during the 1996 season[2] and received the 1996 Ken Rice Award for Best Blocking Auburn Lineman.

Roe was a 2-time member of the SEC Academic Honor role[3] and received both a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Master of Business Administration during his college career.

[edit] Notes and references

  1. ^ "The 2005 Auburn Football Media Guide" ([dead link] – Scholar search) (June 2005): 161. Auburn Media Relations Office, a division of the Auburn Athletic department. 
  2. ^ Auburn Tigers statistics for 1996 season. Auburn Tigers. Retrieved on 2007-01-03.
  3. ^ "The 2005 Auburn Football Media Guide" ([dead link] – Scholar search) (June 2005): 182. Auburn Media Relations Office, a division of the Auburn Athletic department. 

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