Jean-Baptiste Rochambeau
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Did he ever go for 214 against the mutts? Just sayin'I'll take Eddie Lee Ivory all day every day....
Did he ever go for 214 against the mutts? Just sayin'I'll take Eddie Lee Ivory all day every day....
And blew it all by becoming a lawyer. Oh, the shame of it all.1. Shawn Jones. The first college football player I idolized as a little kid. Remember practicing Jones's patented roll outs and heaving bombs in my backyard as a little kid.
2. Donne Davis. When I first started following recruiting heavily, Donnie Davis was the first "big" recruiting win I remember GT getting. #2 overall rated QB in the nation at the time. I still contend that Davis was born a decade too early for his talents. Dude would have been a star in today's spread offenses (Or if Friedgen actually got to coach him).
3. Marco Coleman. First defensive player to make me realize...oh, stud defensive players are just as important as stud offensive players. Dude was a beast.
4. Calvin Johnson. No explanations needed.
5. Sean Bedford. Epitome of Student Athlete. Self made SA that willed his way to a scholarship and All conference honors. Also majored in one of the hardest engineering disciplines at GT and graduating with honors, all the while leading our most important unit on offense. Great story and role model for SAs.
He had 165 in the 2.5 quarters before Dooley issued the code red against him.Did he ever go for 214 against the mutts? Just sayin'
Good point but I was trying to have a mix of offense and defense (I hate that offensive players tend to dominate this type of list) and Joe Hamilton edged Lothridge out in my mind as he was so much fun to watch and should own a Heisman. Lenny Snow was also a consideration from that era but Cunningham was more exciting. I didn't pick an offensive lineman but partly because I watched him play in high school, I would pick Rick Lantz over the refrigerator mover.
1. Calvin Johnson
2. Joe Hamilton
3. Jonathan Dwyer
4. Josh Nesbitt
5. Jerimiah Attotchou
Lists like this illustrate why baseball HOF voters can't elect any old-timers. In this case, going back to the '50s. A fun exercise but that only.This is a clear indicator of ages of board members. I took this as "Top 5 people I've cheered for the most"
1. Roddy Jones
2. Josh Nesbitt
3. Calvin Johnson
4. Michael Johnson
5. Tashard Choice