Brian Bosworth and Jim Tressel headline 2015 CFB Hall of Fame class

Just one day after the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its finalists for the year of 2015, College Football has revealed its inductees.

The National Football Foundation made the announcement on Friday that 15 players and two coaches have made the cut, comprising of the College Football Hall of Fame class of 2015.

The headline names of the class are without a doubt former Nebraska linebacker Brian Bosworth and former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel.

Tressel's induction comes with some controversy due to the hot water he found himself in at Ohio State during the year's with quarterback Terrelle Pryor.

Regardless though, Tressel is extremely happy to be inducted, via Martin Rickman:

"To be inducted alongside such a distinguished group of players and coaches, and to join the previously elected members, is certainly humbling."

Tressel won a National Championship with Ohio State and four Division 1-AA National Championships with Youngstown State.

Not only does Tressel's name come under scrutiny, but Bosworth has also had a checkered past in the college ranks.

The other inductees are as follows:

Trev Alberts – LB, Nebraska (1990-93)
Brian Bosworth – LB, Oklahoma (1984-86)
Bob Breunig – LB, Arizona State (1972-74)
Sean Brewer – DL, Millsaps (Miss.) (1989-92)
Ruben Brown – OT, Pittsburgh (1991-94)
Wes Chandler – SE, Florida (1974-77)
Thom Gatewood – SE, Notre Dame (1969-71)
Dick Jauron – RB, Yale (1970-72)
Clinton Jones – HB, Michigan State (1964-66)
Lincoln Kennedy – OT, Washington (1989-92)
Rob Lytle (deceased) – RB, Michigan (1974-76)
Michael Payton – QB, Marshall (1989-92)
Art Still – DE, Kentucky (1974-77)
Zach Thomas – LB, Texas Tech (1992-95)
Ricky Williams – RB, Texas (1995-98)

Coaches:

Bill Snyder – 187-94-1 (66.5%); Kansas State (1989-2005, 2009-Present)
Jim Tressel – 229-79-2 (74.2%); Youngstown State (1986-2000) and Ohio State (2001-10)

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