has put out the most quality players at a certain position? Im talking about success that they had in the NFL. Like for example say: Miami has put out the best running backs per Clinton Portis, Edge, McGahee and so on ... So I guess I'm saying which college represents each position?
"Why so serious?"
Boston College or Nebraska with the OLine
Quarterbacks come from different schools each year
FSU, PSU and Ohio St have all done well with LB's
Tech has had some recent succes with defensive backs
"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
-Martin Luther King Jr.
Michigan puts out lot's of Offensive lineman
Appalachia Bulldogs
Michigan Wolverines
you already botched it vt, BC is not even top 10 and Nebraska really has never produced any good ones other than Dave Remington and Will Shields.
USC has had Munoz, Don Mosbar, Tony Boselli, Bruce Matthews, and then you throw in Justice, Latui, and Matua from this years team as well which makes a great group.
Ohio State had Korey Stringer, Jim Lachey, and Orlando Pace.
Michigan has put out Dierdorf, Hutchinson, Skrepenak, and Jumbo Elliot
But if I were picking one group of players that were all great I would pick Pitt's group of Mark May, Reuben Brown, Bill Fralic, Mark Stepnoski, and Jimbo Covert.
well hot dang mega...i wasnt goin with players who are bout dead and gone [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
-Martin Luther King Jr.
most of them were in the last 20 years man, youre too young. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
thats before i was born dude
"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
-Martin Luther King Jr.
Man Im just 26 and I have seen 95% of that list play. You better start watching some espn classic man [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
I'll let you guys debate the defense, I cant remember all the other teams off the top of my head but
on Dline Miami has had Jerome Brown, Warren Sapp, Vince Wilfork, Cortez Kennedy, Russell Maryland, Jimmy Jones, and Ted Hendricks as pro bowlers or in Wilfork's case, future pro bowler.
Linebackers the canes put out were Ray Lewis, Nate Webster, Dan Morgan, Michael Barrow, Jessie Armstead, Darren Smith, Jon Vilma, and DJ Williams but Im sure there are plenty of other teams that have did better. I personally like Bruschi and Briggs with Arizona. Obviously Florida State with Marvin Jones, Derrick Brooks, Tommy Polley, etc are great too.
as for Corner I cant think of anyone better than Deion, Terrell Buckley, LeRoy Butler, and Antonio Cromartie
other than Phillip Buchanon, Ryan McNeil(led the nfl in interceptions), Duane Starks, and Antrel Rolle I think the U has been a little weak at corner.
Safeties: I have a #1A and #1B
Miami and USC Canes with Ed Reed, Sean Taylor, Bennie Blades, Daryl Williams, and Tremain Mack
USC with Ronnie Lott, Dennis Smith, and Darnell Bing.
Feel free to add to the list guys, I just named some off the top of my head.
Running backs:
USC is the best with OJ, Bush, Lendale White, Anthony Davis, Charles White, and Marcus Allen.
Miami would be second with Edge, Ottis Anderson, Chuck Forman, McGahee, Portis, and Frank Gore.
3rd for me would be Auburn with Bo, Caddy, Ronnie Brown, Stephen Davis, James Brooks, and Rudi Johnson
4th Texas with Ricky, Cedric, Priest, and Earl Campbell
Wide Recievers:
#1 Michigan State with Rison, Muhammad, Derrick Mason, Burress, and Charles Rogers
#2 Miami Irvin, Blades, Perriman, Andre Johnson, Santana Moss, Reggie Wayne and Eddie Brown
#3 USC Lynn Swann, Keyshawn, Mike Williams, Kerry Colbert
#4 Ohio State with Santonio Holmes, Cris Carter, David Boston, Terry Glenn, Joey Galloway
Quarterbacks
#1 Miami Jim Kelly, Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde, Steve Walsh.
#2 BYU Steve Young, Jim McMahon.
#3 Notre Dame Joe Montanna, Steve Beurlein, Joe Theisman.
#4 Washington Warren Moon, Chris Chandler, Mark Brunell.
Tight Ends
#1A and #1B
Miami Franks, Shockey, Winslow, Olsen, Everett
Georgia Watson, McMichael, Pope, Jermaine Wiggins, and Clarence Kay
Im talking about what the guys did when they were in the NFL ... not college ... sure Bush and White will probably be great players but you cant count them because they aint done anything yet. And I personally would have Auburn and Texas ahead of Miami at the RB position for sure.
"Why so serious?"
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