December 7, 200421 yr The U has too many good NFL players. But who's a good QB from The U right now? 628467[/snapback] Right Now? No one really, Vinny is still hanging around. Jim Kelly went to The U, though. We got everything else though! 628473[/snapback] Vinny ain't doing a thang his year. That's why I said this year. :lol Well it's true they got other positions. Is it tru that most are cocky and arrogant?
December 7, 200421 yr Author i can post my list and go from there 628478[/snapback] If you really want to, sure. 628481[/snapback] meh that's wasting another 20 mins of my life i really didn't want to, just askin if u guys wanted it and it would take up pretty much half of D-I too, so u prolly don't want me too
December 7, 200421 yr The U has too many good NFL players. But who's a good QB from The U right now? 628467[/snapback] Right Now? No one really, Vinny is still hanging around. Jim Kelly went to The U, though. We got everything else though! 628473[/snapback] Vinny ain't doing a thang his year. That's why I said this year. :lol Well it's true they got other positions. Is it tru that most are cocky and arrogant? 628482[/snapback] The older players, yes. The newer players, not as much. The Swagger is still there, of course, but they aren't so blatant about it. It's a nice badge that they wear, I went to The U, instead of throwing it in people's faces. Irvin, Sapp, and co have been replaced by Reed, Moss, and others who are more humble. Most of their brashness comes on the football field. In Baltimore you have the clash of styles between old Miami and new Miami. Old Miami is shown in Ray Lewis, brash, outspoken, pop you in the mouth and remind you who did it til he does it again. New Miami comes out in Ed Reed, showing week in and week out what he can do, celebrating, but not as much. More low key than before. Not low key at all, just not as out there anymore. Of course, there are exceptions (The TE position seems to be in reverse, Franks keeps to himself while Shockey and Winslow talk alot), but for the most part that's the rule.
December 7, 200421 yr Hines Ward from UGA Corey Chavous from Vandy Duce Staley from S. Car. Manning from Tenn Artrose Pinner from Kentucky Kearse from Florida Manning from Ole Miss Ahmad Carroll from Arkansas Fred Smoot from Miss St L Toefield from LSU Spikes from Auburn Alexander from Alabama\ There ya go, the SEC 628479[/snapback] On that note, ACC: UM- S. Moss FSU- Weinke UNC- Peppers VaTech- Vick BC- William Green (they'll be joining next year) NC State- Rivers Duke- Ryan Fowler (ok, I cheated on that one) GaTech- Dorsey Levens Maryland- EJ Henderson Virginia- Thomas Jones!! Clemson- Brian Dawkins Wake- Jay Williams
December 7, 200421 yr Author Big ten (11) Penn St.- Lavarr Arrington Ohio St.- Craig Krenzel Minnesota- ? Wisconsin- Ron Dayne Michigan- Tom Brady Michigan St.- Charles Rogers Iowa- Nate Kaeding Purdue- Drew Brees Indiana- Antwaan Randle El Illinois- Brandon Lloyd Northwestern- is Damian Anderson still around?
December 7, 200421 yr Justin McCariens from NIU Josh Harris from Bowling Green Byron Leftwich from Marshall Ben Roethliesberger from Miami of Ohio Brandon Llloyd from Illinois Antwaan Randle El from Indiana Chris Gamble from Ohio State Charles Woodson from Michigan Lee Evans from Wisconsin Charles Rogers from Michigan State Barry Gardner from Northwestern Dallas Clark from Iowa Lavar Arrington from Penn State Drew Brees from Purdue Reche Caldwell from Florida Clinton Portis from Miami Adrian Peterson from Georgia Southern Warrick Dunn from Florida State Steve McNair from Alcorn State Peyton Manning from Tennessee Artuse Pinner (former Cowpoke as well) from Kentucky Jevon Kearse from Florida Dontarrious Thomas from Auburn Ahman Green from Nebraska Charles Tillman from Louisiana Lafayette Terrell Suggs from Arizona State Keary Colbert from USC Joey Harrington from Oregon Marcus Pollard from Bradley Doug Flutie from Boston College Tim Brown from Notre Dame Tony Romo from Eastern Illinois Roy Williams from Texas Roy Williams from Oklahoma Tatum Bell from Oklahoma State LaBrandon Toefield from LSU Bethel Johnson from Texas A&M Ladanian Tomlinson from TCU Ronald Curry from North Carolina Eli Manning from Ole Miss Ahmad Carroll from Arkansas Wayne Chrebet from Hofstra Seneca Wallace from Iowa State Chris Brown from Colorado Brian Urlacher from New Mexico Bobby Wade from Arizona Kyle Boller from Cal Marshall Faulk from San Diego State Donovan McNabb from Syracuse Michael Pittman from Fresno State Either member of the Barber family from Virginia Michael Vick from Virginia Tech Michael Bishop or Ell Roberson from Kansas State (one of them has to be in the league) Philip Rivers from North Carolina State Shaun Alexander from Alabama Admin Fitzgerald from Pittsburgh David Garrard from East Carolina Daunte Culpepper from Central Florida Jerry Azumah from Delaware Justin Gage from Missouri Tim Rattay from Louisiana Tech Stephen Jackson from Oregon State Reggie Williams from Washington Shelton Quarles from Vanderbilt John Howell from Colorado State Chester Taylor from Toledo Kurt Warner from Northern Iowa Ashley Lelie from Hawaii Robert Thomas from UCLA Jason Taylor from Akron That took me about 20 or 25 minutes Heckeroo, 70 schools, and I didn't cheat (and if i really tried, i bet i could have done more) feel better about yourself?? :plain
December 7, 200421 yr Marcus Pollard Bradley John Howell Colorado State Jerry Rice Mississippi Valley State Dwight Smith Akron Torrie Cox Gonzaga Antonio Gates Kent State Aaron Stecker Western Illinois
December 7, 200421 yr Author I don't think K. Stewart won the Heisman. 628651[/snapback] *deletes post* i was thinking of his colorado buddy, Rashan Salaam
December 7, 200421 yr I don't think K. Stewart won the Heisman. 628651[/snapback] I was just mentioning him as an NFL player who went to a school I hadn't seen mentioned.
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