BamaOnline ranks Alabama's Top 5 greatest RBs

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1.] Shaun Alexander (1996-1999)
Why he's here: As a senior, almost single-handedly pulled the 1999 season out of the ditch, rallying his teammates from an early-season loss to Louisiana Tech to win the SEC title. Alexander rushed for 1,383 yards that season, the most by an Alabama player at the time. His 24 total touchdowns that season remain tied for the most in program history. The 1999 SEC Player of the Year, Alexander finished seventh in the Heisman Trophy balloting as a senior. Posted a UA-record 15 100-yard rushing performances during his career and ranks as UA's career leader in carries (727) and rushing yards (3,565).
Claim to fame: Set UA single-game mark for rushing yards (291) against LSU in 1996 in a little more than a half's worth of action.

2.] Bobby Humphrey (1985-1988)
Why he's here: My standard answer to anyone who questions Humphrey's place in the top two on this list: You must have never seen him play. In fact, based solely on talent, he'd rank ahead of Alexander. "Explosive" doesn't do justice to his ability to blow past linebackers and defensive backs once he reached the second level. Humphrey and the toss sweep went off like July 4th and fireworks: with a bang. Two-year rushing total of 2,726 yards during sophomore and junior seasons stands as the most over consecutive seasons by a UA runner. If not for foot injury during his senior year, Humphrey might have put the career rushing mark at a place no other back could reach. His four 200-yard rushing games are the most in program history.
Claim to fame: A two-time, first-team All-American, Humphrey was chosen by UA as the Crimson Tide's player of the decade for the 1980s.

3.] Mark Ingram (2008-2010)
Why he's here: Behind a blossoming offensive line in 2009, Ingram carried an Alabama offense that hit a rough stretch in the passing game during the middle portion of a national championship season. Of the 12, 100-yard rushing performances he notched during his UA career, nine came in 2009, as Ingram rushed for what was then a UA single-season mark of 1,658 yards. Ingram's 246-yard performance against South Carolina that season ranks third among UA players on the single-game list. His 42 career rushing touchdowns are the most in Alabama history. Finished his UA career with 3,261 rushing yards, fourth most on the school's career list.
Claim to fame: Became Alabama's first Heisman Trophy winner in 2009.

4.] Trent Richardson (2009-2011)
Why he's here: One of five career 3,000-yard rushers in program history, Richardson did it in 187 fewer carries than all-time rushing leader Alexander. Set single-season marks in 2011 for all-purpose yards (2,083), rushing yards (1,679) and rushing touchdowns (21). His nine 100-yard rushing performances that season placed him in a tie with Mark Ingram for the most in school history. Posted 13, 100-yard games in all during his time at Alabama.
Claim to fame: Became the Crimson Tide's first Doak Walker Award (nation's top running back) winner in 2011.

5.] Johnny Musso (1969-1971)
Why he's here: Musso posted consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in two entirely different offensive systems. As a junior in 1970, he pulled the trick while working out of a pro-style attack. After coach Paul "Bear" Bryant switched to the wishbone prior to the 1971 campaign, "The Italian Stallion" did it again, this time as a halfback. For his career, Musso rushed for 2,741 yards, which ranked first on UA's all-time list at the time.
Claim to fame: A two-time, first-team All-American, Musso was chosen as the SEC Player of the Year in 1971 and finished fourth in that year's Heisman Trophy balloting.