Todd Jamison (2021) - Hall of Fame - St. John's University Athletics

Todd Jamison

Induction:
2021
Class:
1984

Todd Jamison finished his three-year career as arguably one of the most decorated athletes in the history of the St. John's football program, as the quarterback helped the Johnnies to a 26-5 record and three first place finishes in the Met-Intercollegiate Conference.

Jamison was a two-time Associated Press All-America honoree and took home 1983 NCAA Division III Player of the Year after racking up 1,631 yards and 18 touchdowns. The three-time conference Player of the Year also led St. John's on a 14-game winning streak from 1981 to 1983, which was the longest active streak at that time.

In 1981, Jamison garnered Associated Press All-American Honorable Mention recognition after throwing for 1,337 yards and 18 touchdowns. He also rushed for 537 yards and eight touchdowns to help lead St. John's to a 9-2 record. The following season, Jamison led the team in passing yards (1,338), rushing yards (675) and touchdowns (12) while also throwing for a team-best seven TDs. St. John's produced a 9-1 record in 1982.

Over his three-year career, Jamison tallied 328 completions for 4,306 yards and 43 touchdowns while boasting a 51.3 completion percentage. He also totaled 1,493 rushing yards and recorded 27 touchdowns on the ground.

After his time with St. John's, Jamison signed with the Philadelphia Eagles and USFL's Philadelphia Stars, playing four games with each team.