Hall of Fame · Class of 2008
Conrad "Connie" Magourik
London High School
Inducted: 2008
Nicknamed "Big Connie" and "Madman Magouirk" for his physical running style, Magouirk punished opposing tacklers. As a senior in 1948, he bludgeoned his way to more than 2,000 yards and 33 touchdowns and led London to a 13-1 record, earning a spot on The Sporting News' high school all-America team. Magouirk signed with Texas A&M and played from 1950-53, leading the Aggies in rushing his final two seasons despite being voted "best blocking back" by his teammates. Following graduation he spent three years in the Air Force, earning a spot on the service's worldwide all-star football team, then played briefly for the Detroit Lions before entering banking.
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