Card ('93) is the 30th member inducted into the Urbana University Athletic Hall of Fame. He was a four-year letterman and starter on the Blue Knight football team from 1988-89 and 1991-92. He was an Urbana University team captain and a three-time NAIA District 22 selection at safety.

Card closed out his career as one of the most prolific tacklers in Urbana history. His 71 solo tackles in 1989 during his sophomore year, broke a single season record. During that same season, Card had one of the best defensive games in school history, nabbing three interceptions vs. Campbellsville on Sept. 23, 1989 - a single-game mark that still stands. He was twice named the District 22 Defensive Player of the Week in his super sophomore season, and closed out the year by being named honorable mention All-District 22.

He was named a preseason All-American by College Football Preview Magazine going into the 1990 campaign. He returned in 1991 and was the Blue Knights' second leading tackler (97), earning him AllDistrict 22 accolades for the second time in his career. During his senior year, Card was named team captain and Urbana's most valuable defensive back. He was the key component in the Blue Knights' pass defense which ranked sixth in the nation. His efforts culminated in his third trip to the All-District 22 team and a selection as an all-American by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Card was always listed in the media guide as Urbana's strongest defensive back. The 6'0, 180-pound Card could bench 335 pounds. At the finish of his career he had shattered the Blue Knights' record for solo tackles with 187. Card also amassed 11 career interceptions.
He was a student assistant for the 1993 Blue Knight football squad, coaching the defensive backs.

He was named homecoming king in 1992. Card, who graduated from Urbana in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education/history, continued his teaching and coaching career at the high school level. He coached and taught at Miami Trace from 1995-2002, helping the football team to four playoff appearances and a regional championship.

Card was an assistant head coach at Princeton High School from 2003 to 2005. He also taught there and was promoted to ninth grade principal. Card currently serves as the assistant principal at Lakota West High School, and also is an assistant coach for the Lakota West football team. He helped coach the team to a 2006 playoff appearance.

Card and his wife of 10 years, Holly, have three children Keely (13), Kennedee (8) and Jayse Anne (5), and reside in Liberty Township, Ohio.