who was the bets football running back for college?
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If you mean all time, I would have to say Barry Sanders.  In 1988, his junior year at Oklahoma State, he had 3250 total yardage with 2850 coming on the ground.  He had an astounding 44 TD's that season and won the Heisman before coming out of school to play for the Detroit Lions.\n\nWhile he only had 1 season as a starter, he was a backup to Buffalo Bills great Thurman Thomas his 1st two years at Okie St.\n\nIf you ever get a chance to watch his games on ESPN Classic, do it because he is clearly the best player on the field that entire season.
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Teddy Ginn Jr.  by a landslide.  He is the fastest player in college football this year with some of the best hands.  Not to mention his miracles on punt and kickoff returns.
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technically its Sam Koch of Nebraska with 46.5 yards per punt, but three of the guys ahead of him have only like one or 2 really good punts. So in terms of players with more than 20 punts, its John Torp of Colorado with 45.2 yards per punt. hope this helps!
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I know a football player Steve Knight however.  He played for the University of Maine and was one of the states all-time leading rushers.  He may have played semi-pro or been invited to NFL training camps.
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A great player from KU.\n\nCoach
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Laurence Maroney should have a big day.  The Bear's front line hasn't been able to stop many rushers these past weeks.  Maroney is fast.  Did you see this guy in college?  I watched him and Calhoun all last year.  They're both great.  I'm a bears fan, so I should know since I haven't missed a game yet.
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the punter and fieldgoal kicker
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Ohio St. QB Tippy Dye in the 1930's...and Troy Smith if he gets it done today
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football  college and pro
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Bo Jackson. Period.  Heisman winner, Cadillac ain't nothin.
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Troy Smith, as of right now, is probably not even worth a 2nd-round pick.  His football IQ is in question, his deep-ball his sketchy and his height is obviously a major question mark.  It's ridiculous hearing that he should be in the 1st round, let alone #1 check any draft website and find that out.\n\nI'm going to say that Joe Thomas is the best OLiner but I think that OAK still ends out being the #1 pick as I think ARZ will win a few worthless games.\n\nBrady Quinn, though, is the top prospect and if OAK does indeed get the #1 pick expect either him or the great WR from Ga Tech, Calvin Johnson.  Don't forget about Adrian Peterson either.\n\nAlso, McFadden is a SOPH.
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Colt McCoy - QB Texas.\n\nHe was 2nd in the country in QB rating before he got hurt against K-State (on a play where he scored a TD).  \n\nPlus, he was on many people's lists to be up for the Heisman Trophy.
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I would say he will win hands down., unless he has a terrible game and Michigan beats them badly.  Quinn took a loss early, which will mean less votes.  Rice and Slaton both look real good, but a Heisman winner coming out of the Big East this year, I don't think so. Smith will be the 2006 Heisman Trophy Winner. Take it to the bank.
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Larry Johnson\n\n\n#1 RB is the game
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College football is rich with talented recievers right now. If I was a NFL GM and had to choose one, I'd go with Calvin Johnson without a doubt.
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Vince Young. Best QB legs in the NCAA.
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Ok this is easy!  Does anyone remember the hidden ball trick by Ken Stabbler?  He would hike the ball and make it look like he handed off to a running back who would go down into a pile right away...and while everyone stops thinking the play is over,,,,stabbler who had the ball the whole time behind his back would sneak around the end when no one was looking for a touchdown!    Never been a play like that since!