whatthebuff
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Speedy Stewart - I always root for the little guys. It's really too bad he was here during such a terrible era. Lindsay is one of my favorites as well.
Oh my God, that isn't funny, ****ing hilarious though.Undisputed FACT.
sommabitch defensive tackle lined up in a 5 technique and pinched across my face on the snap. Down 64-3 and he's stunting.
317 I believe it was, pretty damn good day. 312 lol my bad.Bieniemy. His mouth and piss fire attitude then throw in his ability to score anytime he touched the ball. Hard to top. Salaam was just a stud. Never forget in Austin ,him getting IVs and oxygen on the sideline and tearing it up. Lindsay heart, grit and playing bigger then his size, determination..
Tough call..
Chris Brown is my favorite RB. Vickers had the best/most memorable play.
Vickers did some cool stuff while he was here (with one of the most memorable plays), but I still don't think he is really in the conversation for best all time. I'd probably go with Salaam or Brown. I knew EB a bit (was in the same dorm he was), but I'd still give the edge to the other two.Idk man, Vickers run was special but if you cement the Heisman and get over 2000 on one damn play, you got my vote.
I was just saying Vickers had the most memorable individual play, IMO. Definitely not claiming him in the convo for best RBVickers did some cool stuff while he was here (with one of the most memorable plays), but I still don't think he is really in the conversation for best all time. I'd probably go with Salaam or Brown. I knew EB a bit (was in the same dorm he was), but I'd still give the edge to the other two.
You forgot an important one:
Nobody is mentioning Troutman or Barnes because they weren't very good.Salaam - Because I was at school then, met him once.
Brown - Just totally bad ass.
But how come no one is mentioning Troutman or Barnes...or Hugh Charles (after getting his ass chewed on national TV by juice box to stay in bounds and get extra yards he turned into quite the back).