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The University of Connecticut Announces Its 100th Anniversary All-Time Football Team
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WALT TROJANOWSKI (1942, 1945-46, 1949): Named to UConn’s initial All-Time team in 1969 as a running back. He led the entire nation in scoring as a college sophomore in 1945, totaling 132 points in just eight games as the Huskies posted a 7-1 record. He rushed the ball 158 times for 761 yards and scored 22 rushing touchdowns that season, including a school record six TDs in the season opener against Worcester Tech. He still ranks No. 1 in single-season scoring at UConn and his 22 TDs is also a Husky single-season record. He also holds the UConn marks for points in a game (36) and TDs in a game (6). He was named to the East-West Shrine Game. Walt came to UConn from Bridgeport and Bridgeport Central High School.
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