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Top players and Teams since 2000

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So we can just disagree then. I have no problem with that. I just think you are wrong.

 

Surely wouldnt be a first.:thumb:

Teams

1. 2004 USC

2. 2005 Texas

3. 2005 USC

4. 2004 Auburn

5. 2001 Miami

6. 2003 LSU

 

 

Players

1. Vince Young, QB, Texas

2. Reggie Bush, RB, Southern Cal

3. Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech

4. Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech

5. Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Pittsburgh

6. Willis McGahee, RB, Miami

7. Carson Palmer, QB, Southern Cal

8. LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, TCU

9. Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma

10. Matt Leinart, QB, Southern Cal

11. Ed Reed, S, Miami

12. Tommie Harris, DT, Oklahoma

 

 

Ilike your list, except I would put '05 Texas over '04 USC.

The shame is that we didn't get to see Auburn and USC play, just like the year before we didn't get to see USC and LSU play.

Ilike your list, except I would put '05 Texas over '04 USC.

 

No logic to back it up...USC's '04 was clearly better than it's '05 group and Texas barely beat that team.

No logic to back it up...USC's '04 was clearly better than it's '05 group and Texas barely beat that team.

 

It was the same team. Texas just got better in 1 year.

It was the same team. Texas just got better in 1 year.

 

It was the same offense...not the same team...not even close.

No Carson on this list is a crime.

 

Is this for the best college players? Because what I've seen so far is a list of "who's who" in the NFL. CP is a very good NFL QB. But he was a very average college QB for most of his career (much in the same manner that USC was very average as a team). Polomalu was the same way at USC.

 

IMO, based solely on their college performances, my top 5 are:

 

1. Vick (how quick we forget........single handedly brought VT to prominence)

2. Young (Rose Bowl, need I say more?)

3. Tomlinson (Did more with less than anyone on this list)

4. Bush (Everytime he touched the ball you thought it might go for 6)

5. Julius Peppers (most dominant college defensive player of this decade)

It was the same offense...not the same team...not even close.

 

Why do you think the team was different? USC sometimes gets the bighead. That's probably why they lost to Stanford

Why do you think the team was different? USC sometimes gets the bighead. That's probably why they lost to Stanford

 

Because the defense lost some key players from the previous season and it was far better in the 2004 season.

 

2004 - The Trojan defense allowed 13 ppg...held the opponent to 10 points or less 6 times...allowed 20+ points 3 times with the highest points allowed being 28

 

2005 - The Trojan defense allowed 22.6 ppg...held one opponent to 10 points which was it's lowest of the season...allowed 20+ seven times....allowed 30+ three times and 40+ twice...

 

Gee...why would I thik the '04 squad was better? ;)

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