Arkansas State University

Tim Langford was an All-Southland Conference quarterback at Arkansas State, playing from 1980-83.  As a senior at ASU, Langford was the recipient of the first-ever Terry Gwin Award, presented annually to the top student-athlete in any sport at ASU.

A second-team All-Southland Conference pick in 1983, Langford led ASU in total offense for three seasons and still ranks eighth in career yardage with 3,745 yards, piling up 1,429 rushing yards and 2,316 passing yards.

In 2004, Langford and his wife, Terri, presented a major gift for the enhancement of ASU's sports medicine services and training room, which was named the Tim and Terri Langford Sports Medicine Center.   In 2007 Langford was named to the Sun Belt Conference's 30th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni List.