Jimmy Sidle

All-American quarterback at Auburn who became the first QB to lead the nation in rushing; gained 1,006 yards rushing in 1963 and along with tailback Tucker Frederickson lead the Tigers to a 9-1 record, No. 5 ranking and an appearance in the Orange Bowl; inducted into Auburn's "Tiger Trails," a walk of fame honoring Auburn greats, in 1999. He died of heart failure.

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