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Tom Knight

Position(s): DB

Tom Knight attended Cherokee High School in Marlton, New Jersey. He was selected all-state, and chosen to the all-East Coast team for SuperPrep and Blue Chip Magazine.

He played in 39 total games for the Hawkeyes during his career, recording 10 interceptions, three of which were returned for touchdowns. He tied a Big Ten record in 1995 with two interception returns for touchdowns. He struggled with knee injuries early in his career.

He was taken with the 9th pick in the 1997 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals. He played five seasons with the Cardinals before moving on to Baltimore for two and then St. Louis for one. He retired from the NFL in 2004. During his eight year career, he recorded three interceptions.

Born 12/29/1974 and is 48 years old.

All Conference: 2nd team (1996) Drafted Round 1 by Arizona Cardinals in 1997

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1996-1997 (L)

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FAMOUS QUOTES from Tom Knight

Once you come to Iowa, you almost have to experience the change of pace, change of environment, once you do that, you kind of change your outlook as far as what you're looking for in a university. My parents left the choice up to me. At first, I think they were surprised I chose Iowa, but at the same time, after they had a chance to talk to the coaches, they were really impressed as well, because, Coach Fry, Coach Verducci, when they came to the house, they made everyone feel at ease. They said you're not just coming to Iowa to play football. Football wasn't the first thing stressed. Football was like, after the fact. It was like a bonus, almost understood, you know you're being recruited for football, but at the same time for other things, at Iowa as well, and we want you to come see them all.
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