Rob Lytle played in the Sandusky-Fremont rivalry for three years, 1969-1972. During those three years he won seven letters with Fremont. In football, Rob was an exceptional running back, scoring 242 points while rushing for 2539 yards. He was named to the Buckeye Conference First Team in 1971 as a running back, also earning First Team AP District honors and honorable mention All-Ohio. He later played for the University of Michigan where he was All-American, Big Ten MVP, and third in Heisman Trophy voting. Rob was drafted by the Denver Broncos and played seven seasons in the NFL.