Gino Torretta
Gino will join an elite group of only 862 college players in the lounge.
In reality, including the 14 new players who will be announced later, there are 860 players in the Hall of Fame college football, also include two new coaches, bringing that number to 184.
At 38, Torretta was a quarterback who led the Hurricanes to get the 1991 national championship and won the Heisman Trophy, the most coveted prize this deprte in 1992.
One of the most decorated athletes UM in 1992 as she won the Maxwell Award (Best player), Davey O’Brien Award (best quarterback) and the Unitas (best senior quarterback). That year was by consensus All-Star.
With his spouse and younger daughter, Torretta is living in Coral Gables. He is the chief executive of Touchdown Radio, a business that delivers every week a college football sport for national radio.
Earlier, Torretta has been flanked by the president and chief executive of the NFF and Hall of Fame college football, Steve Hatchell, and senior vice president of NASDAQ, Bob McCooey rang the chance bell of the stock NASDAQ securities in Times Square, New York.
“Its a huge admiration to be here and stand for the University of Miami as their fourth player to reach the Hall of Fame college football, said Torretta before signaling the start of the day on NASDAQ.
The other athletes at the University of Miami in the Hall of Fame are Don Bosseler running back, suspicious end Ted Hendricks and protection Bennie Blades.
Ex- UM coaches, Jack Harding and Andy Gustafson, also listed in the Hall of Fame.
Gino Torretta
Gino Torretta
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