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Howdy, I thought about Howard (hop a long) Cassidy. He was a little before my time, but I have heard stories about him. Great RB. Chic Hurley would have been a good pick also.
I knew there would be plenty of RB's picked, so I didn't want to pick one. Also Jack Tatum is my favorite player, all time. If you put the force with which he hit in a 260lb DE, he would have been deadly.
I knew there would be plenty of RB's picked, so I didn't want to pick one. Also Jack Tatum is my favorite player, all time. If you put the force with which he hit in a 260lb DE, he would have been deadly.
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Ok, so far we have:......Offense..............................Defense
.............................QB Michael Vick...............Safety Jack Tatum
.............................RB Earl Campbell............Linebacker Derrick Thomas
.............................WR Tim Brown................Linebacker Daryl Talley
.............................RB Herschel Walker..........DE Jason Taylor
Howdy, I need your #1 pick
.............................QB Michael Vick...............Safety Jack Tatum
.............................RB Earl Campbell............Linebacker Derrick Thomas
.............................WR Tim Brown................Linebacker Daryl Talley
.............................RB Herschel Walker..........DE Jason Taylor
Howdy, I need your #1 pick
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Nice selection Lubbock. Most people would have picked Billy Simms. Iwould have probably went with Boz. Although, he was a bust as a pro, he was one of the all time greats in college. LeeRoy Selmon would have been a great choice too.
"History doesn't always repeat itself but it often rhymes." - Mark Twain
LubbockHasNoTrees wrote:Howdy, how can you forget Tommie Frazier? Arguably the best QB of all time in the Big 8. I still remember that run in the Fiesta Bowl... I swear all 11 defenders touched him at some point before he scored that touchdown.
For my sooners... very very tough to decide... despite all the greats we've been fortunate to have had play for us... I'm gonna pick an off the wall one.
Antonio Perkins... 3 punt returns for touchdown in 1 game against UCLA in 2003... he had 277 yards on punt returns in that game. He also set team records with a 4.31 40 yrd and a 42 inch vertical leap.
Alternates...
LeeRoy Selmon
Roy Williams
Billy Vessels
Brian Bozworth
Tony Casillas
Keith Jackson
Billy Simms
Adrian Peterson hopefully will top this list by the end of his career.
When you get to be my ages the memory bank is slow like my computer.
Also Mike Rosier rb.,Dave Remington at center,Irvin Fryer split back.
I will have to find some of my programs that I have left to think of others.
Wish now I kept them all.
Spence wrote:Ok, so far we have:......Offense..............................Defense
.............................QB Michael Vick...............Safety Jack Tatum
.............................RB Earl Campbell............Linebacker Derrick Thomas
.............................WR Tim Brown................Linebacker Daryl Talley
.............................RB Herschel Walker..........DE Jason Taylor
Howdy, I need your #1 pick
I guess I have to say as of now.
Tommie frazier at QB
Dave remington at Center
Rich Glover at Middle guard on def.
irish88 wrote:hey howdy - - how bout I M HIPP . . that has to be the greatest name in college football. love that.
Yes and there are so many it racks my brain
All so Jarvis Redwine rb
Keith Jones rb
Jerry Tagge qb
Bobby Reynolds rb(uses to call him mister touchdown)
Jeff Kinney rb
Johnny Rogers
After watching Husker football since 1939 it is hard to remember all .
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From my point of view, I'd have to go with Clayton, or more likely, Roy Williams. I loved watching the best receiver in the conference go against the best secondary guy in the conference: Roy Williams vs Roy Williams! The thing was, your Roy always had great games, but brought it to the next level in the big games. That's what always impressed me the most. He's having and going to continue having a great career in the pro's.
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Ok, so far we have:......Offense..............................Defense
.............................QB Michael Vick...............Safety Jack Tatum
.............................RB Earl Campbell............Linebacker Derrick Thomas
.............................WR Tim Brown................Linebacker Daryl Talley
.............................RB Herschel Walker..........DE Jason Taylor
.............................RB Steve Owens.............CB Antonio Perkins
.............................QB Tommy Frazier..........DT Chris Zorich
.............................OT Orlando Pace
.............................QB Michael Vick...............Safety Jack Tatum
.............................RB Earl Campbell............Linebacker Derrick Thomas
.............................WR Tim Brown................Linebacker Daryl Talley
.............................RB Herschel Walker..........DE Jason Taylor
.............................RB Steve Owens.............CB Antonio Perkins
.............................QB Tommy Frazier..........DT Chris Zorich
.............................OT Orlando Pace
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OK, time to finish out the team. Since I put a defensive player in the first time, this time I'll go offense. My pick on offense is Orlando Pace - OT(the pancake man)
Go the opposite position you did the first time. Lineman are encouraged.
Go the opposite position you did the first time. Lineman are encouraged.
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