Roger Shultz was a four year starter at the University of Alabama where he was a two time All SEC center. As a freshman, Roger was named to the all SEC freshman team, as well as an All-American. His senior year he was the Pat Trammel Award and the Dwight Stephenson Award Winner. He was also invited and played in the Senior Bowl. After his playing days he was named to the Alabama All Decade team for the 90s, as well as the 50 Year All Iron Bowl Team.

Tide fans will remember the steady presence that Roger brought to the middle of the offensive line. In 1992, he returned to serve as a Graduate Assistant for the National Championship Team.

Roger is still a fan favorite speaking to Youth Groups, Charity Organizations, Civic Organizations and Sports Groups on numerous occasions. He’s also a favorite around the state, serving as an emcee for special events and playing in various golf tournaments around the southeast.

He has had a full broadcast career, serving as Color Analyst with Troy State, Huntingdon College Basketball, the Birmingham Steeldogs (Arena Football), and stints with radio talks shows in Montgomery, Alabama and Columbus, Georgia. He is currently working for Jacksonville State University as Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs. He also hosts the Sunday afternoon Radio Show, “In the Trenches” with Stan White. He and his wife, Paige, have one son.

Roger Shultz is now a contestant on the NBC hit show The Biggest Loser

Roger Shultz dropped 164 pounds, more than any contestant in the Biggest Loser’s history and finished a second losing by only four pounds.