WholeHogSports · Dec 27, 2020
Loyd Phillips, who won Outland Trophy with Razorbacks, dies at 75
Former Arkansas football player Loyd Phillips is shown during the Southwest Conference Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Monday, Nov. 10, 2014, in Little Rock. FAYETTEVILLE — Loyd Phillips, the first two-time All-America football player at the University of Arkansas and 1966 Outland Trophy winner as the nation’s top college interior lineman, died Sunday in hospice care from complications after suffering a stroke. He was 75.
The UA athletic department confirmed Phillips’ death in a news release.
Phillips, who played defensive tackle, was a three-year All-Southwest Conference pick from 1964-66 and starred on Arkansas teams that were a combined 29-3 — including three victories over Texas.