Several Aggies on 2025 TSHOF Ballot including Webb, Brock, Corbelli

   

WACO, Texas — Texas A&M Athletics was well-represented on the Class of 2025 ballot for the Texas Sports Hall of Fame (TSHOF), which was announced by the organization on Wednesday.

Among the 28 Hall of Fame hopefuls with ties to Texas A&M Athletics were football standout Richmond Webb, three-time national champion softball coach Bob Brock and longtime volleyball coach Laurie Corbelli.

Webb, who lettered from 1986-89, helped lead the Aggies to Southwest Conference Championships in 1986 and 1987 and to bowl games all four seasons. A 2007 inductee into the Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Fame, Webb was a team captain and earned All-SWC honors as a senior. After the season, Webb received the Aggie Heart Award, which is the highest honor for a football player at Texas A&M. He was a first round NFL Draft pick by the Miami Dolphins in 1990 where he protected the blind side of NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino throughout the decade. He was a two-time All-Pro, seven-time Pro Bowl selection and was named to the NFL 1990′s All-Decade Team.

Brock served as Texas A&M’s softball coach from 1982-96 and led the Aggies to national championships in 1982 (AIAW), 1983 (NCAA) and 1987 (NCAA). Already in the Halls of Fame for Texas A&M Athletics, the Southwest Conference and the National Fastpitch Coaches Association, Brock led the Aggies to a 688-255 (.730) record through 15 seasons. His Texas A&M squads earned 10 trips to the NCAA postseason, including five trips to the College World Series. Ten of Brock’s former players are in the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame and pitcher Shawn Andaya-Pulliam is in the TSHOF. Brock finished his head coaching career in an elite group of college coaches with more than 1,000 career victories with a final ledger of 1,126-776-1 in 34 seasons.

Corbelli led the Texas A&M volleyball program for 25 seasons, guiding the Aggies to 20 NCAA Tournament appearances. The Aggies posted a record of 519-252 (.673) under Corbelli and finished in the AVCA Top-25 11 times from 1993-2017. Corbelli guided the Aggies to the SEC Championship in 2015. She was inducted into the American Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2019. Five of Corbelli’s former players are in the Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Fame, including U.S. Olympian Stacy Sykora who was inducted in the TSHOF in 2022. A standout player, Corbelli helped Texas Lutheran to a pair of AIAW national championships in 1975 and 1976. She was a member of the 1980 and 1984 U.S. Olympic Team, helped the U.S. to a silver medal in 1984 after missing the 1980 Olympiad in Moscow due to the boycott.

Additionally, 2006 Texas A&M graduate Erica Enders is on the ballot as a six-time World Champion in the Pro Stock class of the NHRA World Drag Racing Series.

Official voting will begin on July 16 and end on August 16. The voting ballot will be emailed to TSHOF members, the selection committee and current Hall of Famers whose votes will be tabulated and submitted to Simply Voting. Individuals can cast a vote this year by clicking here and becoming a TSHOF member. Membership starts at $25.

The 2025 Texas Sports Induction Banquet is set to take place in Waco, Texas, on Feb. 15, 2025. The Official 2025 class announcement and ticket sales will be released in the fall of 2024.

Full 2025 TSHOF Ballot

Randy Allen- Football Coach

Charles Austin- Track & Field

Cedric Benson (Deceased)- Football

Bob Brock- Softball Coach

Tamika Catchings- Basketball

Laurie Corbelli- Volleyball

Todd Dodge- Football Coach

Erica Enders- Auto Racing

Chris Gilbert- Football

Brittney Griner- Basketball

Lari Dee Guy- Rodeo

Larry Hays- Baseball

Robert Horry- Basketball

Ed “Too Tall” Jones- Football

Wes Kittley -Track & Field

Steve McMichael- Football

Bettye Mims Banhoff (Deceased)- Golf

Jerry Moore- Football Coach

Keith Moreland- Baseball

Felecia Mulkey- Acro & Tumbling

Nneka Ogqumike- Basketball

Carla Overbeck- Soccer

Chris Plonsky- Administration

Randy Smith- Golf

Matthew Stafford- Football

Dick Stockton- Tennis

Ira Terrell- Basketball

Zach Thomas- Football

Richmond Webb- Football

Spud Webb- Basketball

Wilson Whitley (Deceased)- Football

Ann Wolfe- Boxing

 

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