David Euell Roller is a former American football defensive lineman. While at Rhea Central High School in Dayton, David earned every honor including Coaches Magazine's First Team All American and had 28 individual tackles in the first TSSAA All Star game in Nashville, TN, coached by Red Etter. Roller played college football for the University of Kentucky Wildcats. David was voted national defensive lineman of the week against Kansas State his senior year. During his performance David Roller had seventeen unassisted tackles and six assists, leaving the top-10 ranked Kansas State offense with negative 93 yards rushing. David also had sixs sacks on Kansas State Quarterback Lynn Dickey during this game. Named SEC Player of the Week vs Missouri 1968. He was named to the first team All SEC in his junior and senior year and 2nd team his sophomore year as a Wildcat. In 2005, Mr. Roller was inducted into the University of Kentucky's inaugural Hall of Fame class along with George Blanda, Babe Parielli, Bear Bryant, Rick Pitino and many other UK athletes. David was named 2nd team All-American, by various papers including, N.E.A, A.P, and U.P.I. while playing for the University of Kentucky. 

October 28th, 1949 in Dayton (Age 75)