Inductees

Scott Hoffman is being nominated for his achievements in football. Scott was a three year varsity football player. He was a two-time Upstate Eight All-Conference Selection and Team MVP. During his senior season, he was Team Captain and as QB led the Maroons to the IHSA Class 6A State Football Quarterfinals. He also was named MVP of the Varsity Baseball Team at Elgin High School. Scott was ranked as the # 4 high school QB in the country and was named Midwest’s ‘Offensive Player-of-the-Year’ by Tom Lemming and SuperPrep Magazine. He was named to the Sporting News’ Top 100 list.

He was awarded a scholarship to play football at the University of Florida. He then transferred to Purdue University where he played in 9 games over his career as a two-time letter winner, completing 52% of his passes and finishing 38th in All-Time Passing Yards at Purdue behind NFL Hall of Famer Len Dawson. Upon graduation from Purdue, he played professionally in Germany for the Erding Bulls which he led to its first ever German Football League Championship. Upon his retirement from football, he has held several coaching positions including Offensive Coordinator at Harper Junior College where they won the RC Cola Bowl (Junior College National Championship) in 1996 and QB Coach for the 2003 Bristol Aztecs that played in the British American Football Association Championship Game.

For the past 15 years, he has served as the Owner, GM and Head Coach of Top Gun Football Training, which has helped place over 300 athletes with college football scholarships through a variety of college levels.