Bill Sermon

BILL SERMON COACH B College: College Ricks College 1991 College: Idaho State University 1993-1995 Position: Defensive Back Hometown: Howe, ID LIFE: I live in Twin Falls ID with my beutiful wife Katrina and Daughters Kalyn, Aly, Janaye, Dani, Mckenzie, and son Brodi. Work owning a landscaping and excavation company and love being in the football family. Bill was given a lifetime achievement award for his dedication, to not only the Bulldawgs, but to the game of football. Bill has given the last 18 years of his life to living in pads and cleats. After a great high school career as running back, he went on to college at Ricks as a defensive back and was part of a national championship team. He then continued on to Idaho State University where he finished his prestigious college career. He then moved back home to Idaho Falls where he couldn't give up the game and played in the RMFL for the Idaho Falls Mustangs. He made noise and was the most feared DB in the league. Now team-mate and long-time Bulldawg veteran of the RMFL Lonnie Edwards will attest to the fact that the hardest hit of his career would go to Bill. To his team-mates and players, he is known as "Gramps" Bill has proven over the years that he is one of the best players this sport has produced in a long time. In commemoration of his effort, skill and heart, the Magic Valley Bulldawgs have officially retired the (# 8) to remember what "Gramps" Bill Sermon has done for this organization and the ‘Game' of football.

Bill Sermon Defensive Coordinator Was given a lifetime achievement award for his dedication, to not only the Bulldawgs, but to the game of football. Bill has given the last 18 years of his life to living in pads and cleats. After a great high school career as running back, he went on to college at Ricks as a defensive back and was part of a national championship team. He then continued on to Idaho State University where he finished his prestigious college career. He then moved back home to Idaho Falls where he couldn't give up the game and played in the RMFL for the Idaho Falls Mustangs. He made noise and was the most feared DB in the league. Now team-mate and long-time Bulldawg veteran of the RMFL Lonnie Edwards will attest to the fact that the hardest hit of his career would go to Bill. To his team-mates and players, he is known as "Gramps" Bill has proven over the years that he is one of the best players this sport has produced in a long time. In commemoration of his effort, skill and heart, last night 5/31/08 the Magic Valley Bulldawgs have officially retired the - # 8 - to remember what "Gramps" Bill Sermon has done for this organization and the ‘Game' of football. Congratulations Bill!