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The following Trojan have worn jersey number 28:
- Mort Kaer 1924,25,26 HB All-American
- Clark Galloway 1927,28,29 G
- Henry Biggs 1930,31,32 E
- Ray George 1936,37,38 RT
- Mickey McCardle 1942,43,46,47 LHB All-Conference
- Jim Lawrence 1966,67,68 RHB
- Clarence Davis 1969,70 TB All-American
- Anthony Davis 1972,73,74 TB All-American
- Ken Randle 1973,75,76 FL-SE
- Mike Davis 1981 CB
- Dexter Levy 1986 CB
- David Dotson 1993,94 TB
- Rick Luce 1999 S
- Charlie Landrigan 1999,2000,01 FB
- Brandon Hancock 2002 FB
- Will Poole 2003 CB All-Conference
- Andre Woodert 2004,05 TB
- Terrell Thomas 2004,05,06,07 CB All-Conference
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∙ 13y agoIt was linebacker Joshua Tatum according to Wikipedia.
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