By Darin 
From a small-town Pennsylvania beginning, one linebacker carved out a legacy so dominant that his name is permanently enshrined in the history of college football. Born on November 27, 1963, Frank Sheptock became an absolute force for the Bloomsburg Huskies—a powerhouse of the Division II era.
November 27, 1963 – Shamokin, Pennsylvania – Frank Sheptock, the linebacker from Bloomsburg, came into this life. Sheptock was a 3 time All-American with the Bloomsburg Huskies of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.
Frank Sheptock was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007.
Football Accolades and Accomplishments
- College Football Hall of Fame: Inducted in 2007.
- All-American: Three-time All-American selection.
- College: Bloomsburg Huskies (Division II).
- Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).
Conclusion
Frank Sheptock’s career at Bloomsburg is a testament to dominance and consistency at the highest level of small-college football. By the time he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007, his name had become synonymous with excellence in the PSAC, ensuring that this three-time All-American linebacker’s birthday will always be a moment to celebrate gridiron greatness.