What is the best part of Mario William's game back in his college career?
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His quickness. I still Dont think they made a good choice
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I agree, bring it on. One of the best games I have seen in a while, it was truley #1 vrs #2. If they do not meet again,it is ok because to me that was the national championship.
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Antonio Gates - he was a b-ball player in college.
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Jason Campbell.  He was a four year starter at Auburn University.  His first three years were rocky.  He didn't look comfortable on the field and he made alot of mistakes.  His senior year he really came around.  He was #1 in the SEC in completion percentage and led the Tigers to an undefeated season.  The 'Skins picked him up as the 25th pick in the 1st round of the 2005 draft.
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I say that for quarterback Brady Quinn. He is a great player that does what a coach tells him to. That is a coach's favorite kind of player. For running back it is close between Ray Rice of Rutgers and Steve Slaton of West Virginia. I think that Slaton has the edge because he has other players that make him look good. Both of them are young and have a great career ahead of them. For Wide Reciever I would have to say Calvin Johnson of Georgia Tech. He makes catches that Jerry Rice probably couldn't make. He is "6.6" and has a huge wingspan. A lot of competitors for that one. At tight end it is John Carlson of Notre Dame. He used to be a no name but now he is breaking records. The best offensive line team is LSU. They only let JaMarcus Russell get sacked 9 times. Best Defensive line team is Michigan. They only allowed 329 rushing yards before the Ohio State game. The best team secondary is Rutgers. They allowed only 1245 yards. Special Teams is too hard so I will leave that to you. I hope you like it. GO KANSAS STATE WILDCATS!!!!
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Fred Biletnikoff around in the 1969 era  he was in is prime  that's my pick but i must say more you have got me started: that year 61 for 1037 yard's with other greats like Art Shell on the offense line and the new draft pick's comeing, Kenny Stabler they were there!! With more to give John Madden leading the way and his fine coaching staff oh i can go on and on but i'll stop because it does take a great OAKLAND RAIDERS FAN I GOT STORYS I CAN SPEND ALL DAY RIGHT HERE. Defense the best they had to me i wish i could seen Dan Conners.
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He's got amazing reflexes.  As long as he doesn't get flustered early on, he'll have a good game.  If you get to him early, you can get into his head.  That's when the interceptions (his Achilles heal) start happening.  Offensive lines like him because if they can give him 5 or so seconds, he'll make a play happen.
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i like it, mathias was questionable, but before senior bowl, he was top 15 pick, so best available player, besides that, they have been filling their needs, senorice moss will take over amani at the 2 spot in a couple years, and they addressed defense and offensive line, and secondary
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You people are all insane. Bill Russel was the best player ever without contest. He ALWAYS stopped Wilt head to head. He led his team to like 11 championships in 12 years. You all are talking about scoring and ignoring defense. He was the best defensive player the game has ever seen (comparing his defensive abilities to the defensive abilities of other players while he played). The championships and the fact that he stopped wilt are all the proof anyone should need.\n\nMJ is a close second. He created the only basketball dynasty without any form of dominant center.\n\nWilt was third. He put up huge numbers, but no team he ever played on was ever dominant like the teams that jordan and russel lead, so he can't be considered the best. Anyone can put up huge numbers without a great supporting cast. That isn't the challenge. Just ask Nick Van Excel, Mitch Richmond, Jalen Rose, and the tons of other players who had carreer years when they had to do all the scoring. When you have a team with other players who can contribute, you need to understand how to play as a team, be successful as a team, and that is the defining factor in creating a dynasty, and being the best player of all time.
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I would have to say Jim Brown is one of the best to have ever played the game....and Barry Sanders was close behind him....had he continued.
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In terms of creativity?\n1. Pistol Pete, just showboated all the way with behind the back elbow passes, between the leg passes etc. it was truly amazing watching him during those time periods.\n2.Steve Nash, maybe not as fancy in passing in a game to game basis but Is one of the only people to make any player better with his dishes, proven with the players he has the used to be reserves or barely had 5 minutes of mpg. (Raja, Diaw etc.)\n3. Magic Johnson, Loves the no look pass and made it a trademark\n4. J-Kidd, He can get it anywhere he wants and like thread poster said, hardest passer to read.\n5.Jason Williams, Crazy handles and passes, does alot of passes like Pistol but has lost his prime
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A great player from KU.\n\nCoach
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basketball-Markel Humphrey he is a great player and marshall sure gave cal a run for their money the other night (i am from wva)  \nFootball Benard Morris he is good a quarterback and MArshall should become bowl eligble
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I can't wait for the Texas/Ohio St rematch in the desert for all the marbles.\n\nHook'em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nColt's not a freshman anymore.
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Man, thats a tough question. Almost tied...\n\nI would have to say Notre Dame vs USC. This game is a tradition full of class and talent. No matter how much of an underdog one of the teams is, they step up.\n\nLast years game has to be in the top three of the best college football games I have ever watched.
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Walter Payton by far.  For the majority of his career, his line was sub-par and every team knew that he was going to get the ball and keyed on him.  I remember a game with the 49ers and the Bears and the first drive was WP left, WP right, WP up the middle over and over in that exact sequence until he scored a touchdown just as the first quarter ended.
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Troy is, without a doubt, the best player in College Football today. That being said, let's look at how other Heisman QB's have fared in the NFL. Jason White. Eric Crouch. Chris Weinke. Danny Wuerfel. Notice a pattern? Heisman flops. Another pattern? They're all drop-back, "traditional" QB's. But Troy has the legs, too. He can take a game into a whole different dimension. Troy's speed makes him a whole different category: the QB scrambler. Troy is the second mainstream running QB to be considered a potential pro threat. The first? Mike Vick.  But Vick wasn't even close to this good in college. So I think Troy will be succesful in the NFL. He's got great decision-making skills, and he's not having difficulty as a college QB. Look back at the Michigan game. Or the Texas game. He makes some of the nation's best DB's look positively ameteur. Troy should lead a productive career starting for an NFL team (Detroit? Oakland? Cleveland?). Perhaps he'll be the first of his breed to gain top-tier status. All in all, his prospects are ripe for the NFL.