FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Former Arkansas defensive lineman Loyd Philips, an Outland Trophy winner and School Soccer Corridor of Fame inductee, has died from issues of a stroke, the college introduced.

The varsity mentioned Phillips died Sunday. He was 75.

A 3-time All-Southwest Convention choice from 1964-66, Phillips was a key member of a protection that shut out the Razorbacks’ final 5 opponents of the 1964 common season. He had 304 profession tackles for groups that went 29-3, together with an 11-0 document in 1964. He received the Outland Trophy given to the nation’s high inside lineman in 1966.

Phillips was drafted No. 10 general by the Chicago Bears. He was inducted into the School Soccer Corridor of Fame in 1992. He’s additionally a member of the Arkansas All-Century Crew and the Southwest Convention Corridor of Fame.

After professional soccer, Phillips returned to Arkansas to complete his diploma and he spent almost 40 years in Arkansas colleges earlier than retiring to spend time working with Horses for Therapeutic, a program designed to supply remedy for kids with particular wants.

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