mvp of cotton bowl 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951?
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mvp of the cotton bowl are1947,Y.A. Tittle &Alton Baldwin,1948,Doak Waker&Steve Suhey,1949,Kyle Rote,Doak Waker,Brad Ecklund,Norm vanBrocklin 1950,Billy Burkhalter, Joe Watson,James Willims 1951,Andy Kozar,Hank Lauricella,Bud Sherrod&Bud Mcfadin
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1964. Jerry Jones owns the Cowboys. Ken Hatfield and Johnny Majors went on the successful coaching careers in college and Jimmy Johnson went on to great careers in both the college ranks and the NFL.
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NC State DE Mario Williams, by the Houston Texans
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Hey cotton. .. take the cotton out of your mouth so we can understand you ya slack jawed yokel!  I assume  you mean undefeated and the answer is one.  The 1972 Miam Dolphins who also won the Super Bowl and finishe 16-0.
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Jeff Garcia \n\nDont like McNabb this is personal i know Jeff is rusty but has McNabb won a Super Bowl he is overrated.
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"best football record of all time" That Q could be taken several ways...I'm going to make a stretch of it and just for interest...This was only one year so make of it what you will....And this is all from my very faulty memory so for you real HS football nuts you can check it out....Joplin Parkwood in SW Missouri one year(late 70's I think) averaged something like 55 points a game, were undefeated state champions and this is the real kicker, gave up on the season 0 points, I don't know how often a HS team goes an entire season without being scored on but I doubt it happens very often....Their HB that year was a kid named Anderson who went on to become the first and maybe only(?) player in NCAA FB history to be named MVP of 4 "Major" bowl games...
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Leon Hart won in 1949.\nLeon Hart was the second lineman to win the Heisman Memorial Trophy was the co-captain of Notre Dame's 1949 National Championship team. Considered by some experts to be the greatest all-time All-American end, Hart played both offense and defense.  Hart, considered a giant at the time at 6-foot-5 and 260 pounds, was the second and last lineman to win the Heisman.
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He was Superbowl MVP the year of 2001-2002 and 2003-2004. He should have got it again against the Eagles but Deion Branch got it instead.
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Bob Lilly played for the Cowboys.
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Willie Marshall Pgh. Steelers.\n\n  was not even a full time starter at N. Carollina. gained over 1,000 yards rushing past season.
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3           TD'S        BABY!\nGJ ND on letting him go\n\n\nbut good luck in the Alamo Bowl or something like that :p
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It was Derek Jeter, who did it in the 2000 contest:\n\nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/awards/aw_mvpa.shtml
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the MVP has traditionally come from the winning team. Chuck Howley (Super Bowl V) is the only MVP from the losing team. (Dallas Cowboys)\n\nSuper Bowl V was the fifth Super Bowl, the championship game of the National Football League (NFL). The game was played on January 17, 1971 at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida following the 1970 regular season. The American Football Conference (AFC) champion Baltimore Colts defeated the National Football Conference (NFC) champion Dallas Cowboys, 16–13.\n\nSuper Bowl V was the first Super Bowl played after the AFL-NFL Merger. As per the merger agreement, all 26 AFL and NFL teams were divided into 2 conferences with 13 teams in each of them. The NFL's Colts, the Cleveland Browns, and the Pittsburgh Steelers agreed to join the other 10 AFL teams to form the AFC. The remaining 13 NFL teams formed the NFC. This is why the Colts represented the NFL in Super Bowl III, but not the NFC for Super Bowl V.\n\nThe game is sometimes called the "Blooper Bowl" or the "Turnover Bowl" because it was filled with poor play, turnovers and officiating miscues. Overall, the two teams committed a Super Bowl record 11 combined turnovers in the game. It was finally settled with 5 seconds left when Colts rookie kicker Jim O'Brien kicked a 32-yard field goal. In order to win the game, Baltimore had to overcome a 13–6 deficit at the half, losing their starting quarterback in the second quarter, and their 7 lost turnovers to Dallas' 4.\n\nIt is also the only Super Bowl in which the Most Valuable Player Award was given to a member of the losing team: Cowboys Linebacker Chuck Howley, who caught 2 interceptions and recovered a fumble.\n\nTo read about Super Bowl V, click here\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_V
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Nobody, the Super Bowl was created so that the champions of the American Football League and National Football League after the 1967 season.\n\nGo to the NFL website to learn about past NFL champions, including the 1950s.
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Georgia Bulldogs\n\nCoach =  Vince Dooley\n\nWith Georgia's sensational Herschel Walker who set an NCAA frosh record with 1,616 yards rushing and with his team mates had a record of 11 victories straight threw the Sugar Bowl to the National Championship in 1980\n\nEdit: \nNote : I said straight threw the Sugar Bowl not the end of the Sugar Bowl (eiget)\n\nSUGAR BOWL 1980\n\nNotre Dame..3..0..7..0 - 10\nGeorgia....10..7..0..0 - 17\n\nSCORING\n\nNotre Dame : Oliver 50-yard field goal\nGeorgia : Robinson 46-yard field goal\nGeorgia : Walker 1-yard run ( Robinson PAT )\nGeorgia : Walker 3-yard run ( Robinson PAT )\nNotre Dame : P.Carter 1 yard run ( Oliver PAT )\n\nTeam stats; - Irish --- Bulldogs\n \nFirst-downs....17---------10.\nRushes-yards.50-190-----52-120.\nPassing-yards.130---------7.\nReturn-yards...2----------44.\nPasses......14-28-3-----1-13-0\nPunts.........5-42------11-39\nFumbles-lost..1-1--------0-0\nPenalties.....8-69-------6-32\n\nAtttendance  77,895\n\nINDIVIDUAL STATISTICS\n\nRushing : Notre Dame ---P. CARTER 27-109, Courey 5-40, KIEL 10-27\nRushing : Georgia -----Walker 36-150, Norris 2-2, Womack 1-2\n\nPassing : Notre Dame ---Kiel 14-27-2-138 Courey 0-1-1-0\nPassing : Georgia -----Belue 1-20-0-7 Walker 0-1-0-0\n\nReceiving : Notre Dame ----Holohan 4-44, Hunter 3-29\nReceiving : Georgia -------Arnold 1-7\n\nNow if you wont to count Georgia putting the Dog on the Irish\n\nThan we can count without the regular season a BIG 12-0
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It's gotta be Jerry Rice.  He pretty much had all the bases covered.  He owns pretty much every record (most by a RIDICULOUS amount), was integral in several Super Bowl victories, and on top of that he was a clutch player who always came through in desperate situations.  Aside from that he had a great work ethic and obvious loved the game, and oh yeah played it 20 years.
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larry johnson either that or carson palmer