Sedrick Shaw         

HIGH SCHOOL: Sedrick Shaw attended Johnson High School and lived in or near Austin, Texas. He chose Iowa over UCLA, Texas A&M and Texas Tech. His high school teammate Demo Odems also signed and played 4 years at Iowa.

COLLEGE: He finished his career as the all-time leading rusher in Iowa history with 4,156 yards and had 33 rushing touchdowns. He also had 438 receiving yards, 380 yards on kickoff returns and 35 total touchdowns. He left Iowa with records for rushing attempts, rushing yards, rushing touchdowns and total touchdowns, and was tied for third in career scoring.

He had two games in his career where he had over 40 carries. In 1995, he rushed 42 times for 250 yards against Michigan State, and later that season he ran 41 times for 214 yards against Wisconsin.

He was the only player in Iowa history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in three seasons, and was named first team all Big Ten in his senior year. He rushed for more than 100 yards in 19 games. He was also named bowl MVP twice, in the 1995 Sun Bowl win over Washington, and the 1996 Alamo Bowl win over Texas Tech.

PROFESSIONAL: He was a third round draft pick by New England in 1997, and played three years in the NFL, including stints in Cleveland and Cincinnati. He also played briefly in the XFL, and played two seasons in the CFL for the Saskatchewan Roughriders (2002-2003).

OTHER: He was inducted into the 2026 UI Athletics Hall of Fame.

Born 11/16/1973 and is 52 years old.