Deion Sanders, a two-sport legend, is one of the most electrifying and versatile athletes in football history. Known as “Prime Time”, Sanders excelled as both a cornerback and return specialist in the NFL, earning two Super Bowl titles and eight Pro Bowl selections. His exceptional speed, ball skills, and swagger made him a game-changer on both defense and special teams.

Before his Hall of Fame NFL career, Sanders showcased his talents in the Hula Bowl, where he impressed scouts with his playmaking ability. After retiring from playing, Deion transitioned into coaching, leading Jackson State University and Colorado University to new heights and further solidifying his impact on the game. He is now a member of the 2025 Hula Bowl Hall Of Fame Class of 2025! 

Doug Flutie, one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in football history, is renowned for his ability to make plays. A standout at Boston College, Flutie gained national fame with his iconic Hail Mary pass in 1984. His successful career spanned both the NFL and CFL, where he won a CFL Grey Cup and was named CFL Most Outstanding Player multiple times.

Flutie’s college career was highlighted by his appearance in the Hula Bowl, showcasing his talent to NFL scouts and leading to a long, successful professional career. A beloved figure in football, Flutie’s determination, leadership, and big-play ability have left a lasting legacy on the game. He is now a member of the 2025 Hula Bowl Hall Of Fame Class of 2025! 

Rod Woodson is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive backs in NFL history. He played 17 seasons in the league, excelling as both a cornerback and safety. His impressive career is marked by numerous accolades, including 11 Pro Bowl selections, 6 First-Team All-Pro honors, and 1 Super Bowl championship. Woodson was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009, cementing his place as one of the NFL's all-time greats. He is now a member of the Hula Bowl Hall of Fame Class of 2024! 

Tony Dungy, a former NFL player and coach, is best known for leading the Indianapolis Colts to a Super Bowl victory, becoming the first African-American head coach to win the championship. As a player, he was part of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Super Bowl-winning team before transitioning to coaching. Dungy’s disciplined approach and emphasis on character helped shape successful teams in Tampa Bay and Indianapolis, earning him NFL Coach of the Year honors and multiple playoff appearances. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2016 and remains a respected mentor, author, and broadcaster. He is now a member of the Hula Bowl Hall of Fame Class of 2024!