• 2003 scored 46 touchdowns, breaking Herschel Walker’s GA high school single-season record of 42
• 2003 Gwinnett County Back of the Year
• 2003 Parade Magazine All American
• 2004 Offensive Player of Year - GA Athletic Coaches Association
• 2004 Running Back of the Year -Touchdown Club of Atlanta
• 2004 scholar athlete recipient Watkins Award, presented by National Alliance of African American Athletes, NAAA
• 2004 Player of Year - Gwinnett Daily Post, Gainesville Times, Fox 5 TV Sports Team
• 2003 Georgia Player of the Year, Gatorade

• 2003 Georgia Player of the Year, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Notre Dame, during first season for the Irish set the freshman rushing record, gaining 786 yards on 185 carries (4.2 average), and breaking a 30-year-old school record
• Led the Irish in rushing in all three seasons
• Recorded the sixth-best single-season rushing total in Notre Dame history as a junior with career-high 1,267 yards on 255 carries and holds career record for most receptions as a running back at Notre Dame
• Ranked 4th All-time for career rushing yards at Notre Dame, 4th in school history to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards in consecutive seasons
• NFL 2007-2010, Houston Texans, Denver Broncos
• College football analyst for FOX in Los Angeles, CA
• ESPN and Fox Sports Broadcaster

• Credited with bringing successful football model to Gwinnett
• Accomplished a number of firsts, including GCPS' first state title in football in 1996
• Longtime representative on the Georgia High School Assoc. Exec. Committee
• Coach 1996 Brookwood HS football state champions
• 149-35 in 15 years in Gwinnett County
• Region Coach-of-the-Year, 6 times
• State of Georgia Coach-of-the-Year, 2 times
• NFL National Coach-of-the-Year, 1 time- 1996
• Region Athletic Director-of-the-Year, 3 times

• AAAA/AAAAA Athletic Director-of-the-Year, 2 times
• Statewide Athletic Director-of-the-Year, 2 times
• Nicknamed“ the Godfather” of Gwinnett football by Gwinnett coaches
• Widely acknowledged as responsible for starting the tremendous athletic facility development in Gwinnet County
• Member Georgia HS Association’s Executive Committee, GHSA
• Longtime executive director of the Touchdown Club of Gwinnett until retirement
• Executive director of the Corky Kell Kickoff Classic
• Master of Science degree
• Inducted into the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame

• Standout in Football and Baseball
• Gwinnett County Co-Offensive Player of the Year
• Georgia Sports Writers Association AAAA All-State (football)
• Class AAAA All-State honors (football)
• Georgia Touchdown Club Quarterback of the Year
• Gwinnett Touchdown Club All-Star Quarterback
• Atlanta Touchdown Club Quarterback of the Year
• Atlanta Journal-Constitution Super 11 honors
• USA Today All-USA Honorable Mention honors
• Super Southern 100 honors

• University of Georgia notable start in Tennessee, “hobnail boot” game
• SEC Freshman of the Year – 2001
• SEC Offensive Player of the Year – 2001
• Sugar Bowl victory – 2002
• SEC Championship Game MVP – 2002
• Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award finalist – 2004
• SEC record 11,528 yards, 72 touchdown passes
• Top 5 Quarterback in NCAA Division I history – 42 wins
• Drafted by the NFL Seattle Seahawks – 2005

• Standout in football, basketball and wrestling at Shiloh High School
• Gwinnett County Defensive Lineman of the Year twice at Shiloh
• Atlanta Touchdown Club Defensive Lineman of the Year as a senior
• Class 5A all-state high school selection
• UGA All-Conference (SEC) and first team All-American (2002, 2003, 2004)
• 36 sacks in collegiate career, third most in NCAA history
• SEC Player of the Year Award (2004)
• SEC Defensive Player of the Year Award (2004)

• • Chuck Bednarik Award (2004)
  • Ted Hendricks Award (2003, 2004)
  • Lombardi Award (2004)
  • Lott Trophy (2004)
  • First-round NFL draft pick Cincinnati Bengals
  • ESPN's College Game Day
  • ESPN's Thursday Night Football

Pollack College Football Hall of Fame

David Pollack among the many honored by the UGA Chapter of the National Football Foundation