1990-Present All-College Football Roster. (You Decide) =]

#79
#79
So far here is what we got, if you disagree, just say something. :good!:



QB

Tommie Frazier - Nebraska
Danny Wuerffel - Florida
Matt Leinart - USC
Ken Dorsey - Miami


RB

Ron Dayne - Wisconsin
Reggie Bush - USC
Laurence Phillips - Nebraska
Ricky Williams - Texas


FB

Lorenzo Neal - Fresno State
Tommy Vardell - Stanford


WR

Randy Moss - Marshall
Larry Fitzgerald - Pittsburgh
Calvin Johnson - Georgia Tech
Peter Warrick - Florida State

TE

Kyle Brady - Penn State


OT

Orlando Pace - Ohio State
Jonathan Odgen - UCLA
Joe Thomas - Wisconsin


OG

Aaron Taylor - Nebraska


C

Greg Eslinger - Minnesota


DE

Julius Peppers - North Carolina
Terrell Suggs - Arizona State


DT

John Henderson - Tennessee
Tedy Bruschi - Arizona


OLB

Paul Posluszny - Penn State


MLB

AJ Hawk - Ohio State
LaVar Arrington - Penn State
Al Wilson - Tennessee
Ray Lewis - Miami


SS

Roy Williams - Oklahoma
Ed Reed - Miami


FS

Tyrone Carter - Minnesota


CB

Charles Woodson - Michigan
Antonio Langham - Alabama
Terrell Buckley - Florida State

P

Dustin Colquitt - Tennessee


K

Sebastian Janikowski - Florida State


KR/PR

Devin Hester - Miami
Rocket Ismail - Notre Dame
 
#80
#80
XtennesseeX said:
So far here is what we got, if you disagree, just say something. :good!:



QB

Tommie Frazier - Nebraska
Danny Wuerffel - Florida
Matt Leinart - USC
Ken Dorsey - Miami


RB

Ron Dayne - Wisconsin
Reggie Bush - USC
Laurence Phillips - Nebraska
Ricky Williams - Texas


FB

Lorenzo Neal - Fresno State
Tommy Vardell - Stanford


WR

Randy Moss - Marshall
Larry Fitzgerald - Pittsburgh
Calvin Johnson - Georgia Tech


TE

Kyle Brady - Penn State


OT

Orlando Pace - Ohio State
Jonathan Odgen - UCLA
Joe Thomas - Wisconsin


OG

Aaron Taylor - Nebraska


C

Greg Eslinger - Minnesota


DE

Julius Peppers - North Carolina
Terrell Suggs - Arizona State


DT

John Henderson - Tennessee
Tedy Bruschi - Arizona


OLB

Paul Posluszny - Penn State


MLB

AJ Hawk - Ohio State
LaVar Arrington - Penn State
Al Wilson - Tennessee


SS

Roy Williams - Oklahoma


FS

Tyrone Carter - Minnesota


CB

Charles Woodson - Michigan
Antonio Langham - Alabama
Terrell Buckley - Florida State

P

Dustin Colquitt - Tennessee


K

Sebastian Janikowski - Florida State


KR/PR

Devin Hester - Miami
Rocket Ismail - Notre Dame
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Given that the three wide receivers you listed never played in a single truly meaningful game in college, Peter Warrick rates ahead of all of them. Also, the omission of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis from the list really hurts its credibility.
 
#81
#81
hatvol96 said:
Given that the three wide receivers you listed never played in a single truly meaningful game in college, Peter Warrick rates ahead of all of them. Also, the omission of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis from the list really hurts its credibility.
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I was thinking of putting Peter Warrick, but I wasn't sure because I never really followed his career except the end of 98, and all of 99' which he was great.

And, if you think a player should be on there, just say someone and they will be added.
 
#83
#83
XtennesseeX said:
I was thinking of putting Peter Warrick, but I wasn't sure because I never really followed his career except the end of 98, and all of 99' which he was great.

And, if you think a player should be on there, just say someone and they will be added.
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He was awesome. I think FSU would have been better off letting him play QB against us.
 
#84
#84
A few points:

AJ Hawk was an outside linebacker. I think LaVar Arrington was, too.
I'm pretty sure Ed Reed was a free safety.
I don't see why Warren Sapp isn't on the list at DT.
Leonard Little could probably make the list at DE.
How about Todd Heap, Dallas Clark, Heath Miller, or Jason Witten for TE?
Troy Polamalu was pretty good in college at SS, if I recall.
Champ Bailey would make a good addition to the CB spot.
 
#86
#86
kptvol said:
A few points:

AJ Hawk was an outside linebacker. I think LaVar Arrington was, too.
I'm pretty sure Ed Reed was a free safety.
I don't see why Warren Sapp isn't on the list at DT.
Leonard Little could probably make the list at DE.
How about Todd Heap, Dallas Clark, Heath Miller, or Jason Witten for TE?
Troy Polamalu was pretty good in college at SS, if I recall.
Champ Bailey would make a good addition to the CB spot.
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You're right about Arrington and Hawk.
Ed Reed actually played both Strong, and Free Safety.

I'll add Sapp, Clark, Bailey and Heath Miller.
The others could be considered to be on the 90-Present list, but would probably be a stretch to put them there.
 
#88
#88
XtennesseeX said:
KR/PR

Devin Hester - Miami
Rocket Ismail - Notre Dame
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Devin Hester was a monster disappointment at Miami. He was hyped as a monster talent, but didn't live up to the hype on the field. He largely came out of nowhere in his first year in the NFL.
 
#89
#89
ut 4 me said:
julius peppers is insane. ronald curry played basketball and football also
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So did Julius Peppers. He played forward for the UNC Tarheels. He chose to sit out his senior season for basketball since he was an obvious Top 10 pick in the NFL draft. He didn't want to risk injury.
 
#91
#91
Mike Alstott - FB - Purdue - He was a devastating rusher and blocker in college. Also William Floyd ("Bar None") - FB - Florida State
 
#92
#92
Vol423 said:
Mike Alstott - FB - Purdue - He was a devastating rusher and blocker in college. Also William Floyd ("Bar None") - FB - Florida State
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Good call on Floyd. Alstott played more tailback than fullback in college.
 
#94
#94
Vol423 said:
How can this list be created without having Peyton on the QB list?
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Because this list is also about accomplishments I would think.

Those 4 QB's have a combined 6 National Championships and played in 9 National Championship Games.

If Manning could have won a National Title, or even played in one, then I would easily put him on this list.

I am sure I will get some bashing from this.
 
#95
#95
Vol423 said:
Devin Hester was a monster disappointment at Miami. He was hyped as a monster talent, but didn't live up to the hype on the field. He largely came out of nowhere in his first year in the NFL.
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???:unsure:

7 Touchdowns on Special Teams.

Also was named an All-American.

How is that a "monster" disappointment?

He was the most explosive kick returner in College since 1990. Only returner in my opinion as someone else mentioned that could compete with him would be Rocket Ismail.

I've already posted this vid a few times, but I will again.

YouTube - Devin Hester Anytime
 
#96
#96
I know Larry Allen played at podunk Sonoma, but he has to be one of the best college guards of all time. He graduated in the early 90s. Tony Boselli probably belongs in the OT debate
 
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