From Hall of Honor press release dated Oct. 10, 1999:

A member of the one of the most successful football teams in Wittenberg history, Lloyd Ball was a major contributor to the success of the 1973 National Championship team.

Voted the most valuable player in his senior season, Ball played quarterback for the Tigers during one of the most storied years in history. Turning the program from a 5-4 season in 1972 to an unbeaten 12-0 season in 1973, Ball provided key leadership for Wittenberg at the quarterback spot. He provided his best performance in his final collegiate game scoring four touchdowns and completing eight of 12 pass for 125 yards in the national championship game.

Aside from football, Ball was also a member of Phi Mu Fraternity and Blue Key during his days at Wittenberg.

A special education work study coordinator with the Columbus Public Schools, Ball and his wife Eve reside in Canal Winchester, Ohio with their son Whitman.

Ball will be presented for induction by his former teammate, Randy Demont.

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