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<H2>Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends</H2>
 
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<H4>PAUL CAMERON: Two-time All-American</H4>
 
<H4>PAUL CAMERON: Two-time All-American</H4>
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<B>CAREER HIGHLIGHTS</B>
 
<B>CAREER HIGHLIGHTS</B>
 
* Starting tailback in 1951-1953
 
* Starting tailback in 1951-1953
 
* Help team to a 21-6-1 record in his three seasons.
 
* Help team to a 21-6-1 record in his three seasons.
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* Team MVP in 1951 and 1953.
 
 
* Led team in passing and total offense three times and rushing twice
 
* Led team in passing and total offense three times and rushing twice
 
* Led conference in total offense and scoring in 1953.
 
* Led conference in total offense and scoring in 1953.
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* Let team in [[Scoring_Leaders_(Single_Season)|scoring]] in 1951 and 1953.
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* Let team in [[Single-Season_Scoring_Leaders|scoring]] in 1951 and 1953.
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* Led team to 1954 Rose Bowl.
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* Led team to [[1954 Rose Bowl]].
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* Ranks 10th in team for career punting (41.83 yds/punt).
  
 
<B>ACCOLADES</B>
 
<B>ACCOLADES</B>
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* [[Team MVPs|Team MVP]] in 1951 and 1953.
 
*Charter member of [[Hall of Fame (UCLA)|UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame]] (1984)
 
*Charter member of [[Hall of Fame (UCLA)|UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame]] (1984)
 
*Was third in [[Award Winners|Heisman Trophy]] voting in 1953.
 
*Was third in [[Award Winners|Heisman Trophy]] voting in 1953.
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*Number [[34]] jersey retired.
 
*Number [[34]] jersey retired.
 
*Two-time [[All-Americans|All-American]] 1952-53 (Consensus in 1953).
 
*Two-time [[All-Americans|All-American]] 1952-53 (Consensus in 1953).
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*Also a three-time [[All-Conference Selections|All-Coast selection]] 1951-53.
  
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{{:Single-Season Touchdown Leaders}}
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{{Top_10_Heisman_Trophy_Finishes}}
 
[[Category: Player Listing]]
 
[[Category: Player Listing]]
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[[Category: Top Award Finishers]]

Latest revision as of 15:49, 16 August 2017

Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends

PAUL CAMERON: Two-time All-American

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • Starting tailback in 1951-1953
  • Help team to a 21-6-1 record in his three seasons.
  • Led team in passing and total offense three times and rushing twice
  • Led conference in total offense and scoring in 1953.
  • Let team in scoring in 1951 and 1953.
  • Led team to 1954 Rose Bowl.
  • Ranks 10th in team for career punting (41.83 yds/punt).

ACCOLADES


 Career Punting Leaders

                         Years  No.     Yds    Avg
 1. Wilson, Kirk       1956-58   77   3,432  44.60

 2. Locke, Jeff        2009-12  275  12,163  44.23

 3. Kluwe, Chris       2001-04  154   6,624  43.01
 4. Fikse, Nate        1999-02  267  11,420  42.77
 5. Perez, Aaron       2005-08  286  12,220  42.73
 6. Andrusyshyn, Zenon 1967-69  136   5,798  42.63
 7. Barkate, Harold    1985-88  128   5,392  42.13
 8. Buenafe, Kevin     1981-84  232   9,766  42.09
 9. Sailer, Chris      1995-98  241  10,120  41.99
10. Schager, Darren    1990-94  221   9,274  41.96
11. Cameron, Paul      1951-53   42   1,757  41.83
 Single-Season Touchdown Leaders
 Top 10 Heisman Trophy Finishes

 Player, Pos        Year  Place
Drew Olson, qb     2005   8th
Cade McNown, qb    1998   3rd
Cade McNown, qb    1997   8th
J.J. Stokes, wr    1993   7th
Troy Aikman, qb    1988   3rd
Gaston Green, rb   1987   8th
Tom Ramsey, qb     1982   7th
Kenny Easley, db   1980   9th
Jerry Robinson, lb 1978  10th
Jeff Dankworth, qb 1976  10th
John Sciarra, qb   1975   7th
Kermit Johnson, rb 1973  10th
Gary Beban, qb     1967   1st
Gary Beban, qb     1966   4th
Mel Farr, Sr., rb  1966   7th
Billy Kilmer, hb   1960   5th
Jack Ellena, t     1954   7th
Paul Cameron, hb   1953   3rd
Donn Moomaw, lb    1952   4th
Paul Cameron, hb   1952   6th
Burr Baldwin, e    1946   7th
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