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Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:00 pm to undecided
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Tom Brady was irrelevant at Michigan
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:00 pm to lsu711
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That's great and all but Bo was also pretty decent :sarcasmfront: in Baseball which sets him apart from everybody else
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ulk rushed for 4,557 at LSU. Jackson rushed for 4,303 at Auburn.
Faulk rushed for 46 TDs at LSU. Jackson rushed for 43 TDs at Auburn.
Faulk received for 600 yards at LSU. Jackson received for 272 yards at Auburn.
Faulk caught 4 TD passes at LSU. Jackson caught 2 TD passes at Auburn.
Faulk is also one of the leading kick returners in SEC history.
Faulk rushed for 3,607 yards in the NFL. Jackson rushed for 2,782.
Faulk rushed for 16 TDs. Jackson rushed for 16 TDs.
Faulk caught for 3,701 yards. Jackson caught for 352 yards.
Faulk caught 16 TDs. Jackson caught 2 TDs.
That's great and all but Bo was also pretty decent :sarcasmfront: in Baseball which sets him apart from everybody else
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:00 pm to lsu711
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lsu711
You realize that Bo Jackson missed almost his entire junior season due to injury, right?
So all those numbers you posted - Jackson basically did that in three years.
I love LSU and Kevin Faulk, but you are making a losing argument.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:02 pm to ProjectP2294
Ours would probably be:
NFL: Lance Alworth
MLB: Cliff Lee
NBA: Joe Johnson
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NFL: Lance Alworth
MLB: Cliff Lee
NBA: Joe Johnson
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Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:05 pm to beaver
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ha no he didn't say list your big 3, he said can yours top ours?
I believe LSU is the only school in the SEC to have Heisman, Golden Spikes and Adolph Rupp winners.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:06 pm to undecided
Football - George Rogers, Sterling Sharpe
Basketball - Alex English, Mike Dunleavy, Brian Winters
Baseball - Mookie Wilson, Dave Hollins, Adam Everett, Brian Roberts, Steve Pearce, Justin Smoak, et al.
And actually, SC also has a two sport All-American in Jeff Grantz when I was in school. LINK Grantz was a second team All-American at QB and a second team All-American 2nd baseman and shortstop that played for a CWS Championship with the Gamecocks in '75.
Basketball - Alex English, Mike Dunleavy, Brian Winters
Baseball - Mookie Wilson, Dave Hollins, Adam Everett, Brian Roberts, Steve Pearce, Justin Smoak, et al.
And actually, SC also has a two sport All-American in Jeff Grantz when I was in school. LINK Grantz was a second team All-American at QB and a second team All-American 2nd baseman and shortstop that played for a CWS Championship with the Gamecocks in '75.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:06 pm to undecided
quote:For sure. Where would we be without these?:
Nope, definently cant leave Latrell Sprewell off a G.O.A.T list
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:12 pm to undecided
Bart Star 5 NFL titles
Robert Horry 7 NBA titles
Joe Sewell 2 World series titles 1920 Cleavland Indians 1930 New York Yankees....
Total 14 major titles.
Bo got ZERO
Barkley got ZERO
Frank Thomas got 1
Total 1 major title....
Summation ...Bama 14 titles Auburn 1.
Robert Horry 7 NBA titles
Joe Sewell 2 World series titles 1920 Cleavland Indians 1930 New York Yankees....
Total 14 major titles.
Bo got ZERO
Barkley got ZERO
Frank Thomas got 1
Total 1 major title....
Summation ...Bama 14 titles Auburn 1.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:13 pm to WildTchoupitoulas
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I believe LSU is the only school in the SEC to have Heisman, Golden Spikes and Adolph Rupp winners.
I know we've had a Heisman in George Rogers, a Golden Spikes in Kip Bouknight and they did not begin awarding the Rupp Trophy until the year after John Roche graduated, my Sophomore year at Carolina, or else he would have won it. John Roche MASH HERE was recently voted the 20th best player to ever play in the ACC, was named to the First Team all 50th Anniversary ACC Team along with the likes of Jordan, David Thompson, etc., and was both First Team All-American and First Team Academic All-American.
He's still the single greatest point guard I've ever seen play the game and no one has ever mastered the baseline drive like him before or since.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:13 pm to WildTchoupitoulas
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Adolph Rupp winners.
I don't even think Shaq was the greatest basketball player ever to play at LSU. In my book, it is
1) Pistol Pete
2) Chris Jackson (aka Mahmoud Abdul Rauf)
3) Shaq
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:15 pm to S.E.C. Crazy
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Robert Horry 7 NBA titles
Probably the luckiest player in NBA history for that reason. Will always love him for his Clutch City days, though.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:16 pm to undecided
Can you edit the title and spell Chuck's name right?
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:17 pm to scrooster
John Roche??
Pete Maravich - 44 pts/gm
Baseline drive? Pete mastered everything.
Pete Maravich - 44 pts/gm
Baseline drive? Pete mastered everything.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:17 pm to undecided
Emmitt Smith for football, and...uh...David Eckstein and Al Horford for baseball/basketball.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:22 pm to HarryBalzack
Sprewell's FTMFW
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:26 pm to TxTiger82
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I don't even think Shaq was the greatest basketball player ever to play at LSU. In my book, it is
1) Pistol Pete
2) Chris Jackson (aka Mahmoud Abdul Rauf)
3) Shaq
Piston is #1..obviously...even Shaq will tell you that. but Shaq is easily #2...he was one of the most dominant centers to ever play the game. Chris was just another great shooter.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:27 pm to undecided
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Faulk rushed for 4,557 at LSU. Jackson rushed for 4,303 at Auburn.
Numbers mean nothing. Everybody will tell u Bo was a better back than Kevin Faulk. Bo is one of the greatest talents at RB ever and the greatest athlete of all time.
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:29 pm to The_SwAUggford
And for the Bama fans.
Bo >> any RB or QB y'all have had
Barkely >> Horry
Thomas >>>>>> all of Bama's baseball players combined
Bo >> any RB or QB y'all have had
Barkely >> Horry
Thomas >>>>>> all of Bama's baseball players combined
Posted on 2/20/13 at 4:30 pm to Choctaw
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Piston is #1..obviously...even Shaq will tell you that. but Shaq is easily #2...he was one of the most dominant centers to ever play the game. Chris was just another great shooter.
Shaq dominated in college simply because of his size. He was, however, quite uncoordinated. His freshman year he couldn't even make a damn layup, and he repeatedly bricked easy dunks. I know, because I watched it.
He eventually got some of the basics down, and then dominated simply because nobody could match up with him physically. This does not mean he was a skilled player by any means.
Chris Jackson, on the other hand, was a prolific scorer, a highly skilled player, set not just school records but NCAA records, and then left LSU after only two years.
Clearly, this is a matter of opinion, but mine is that Chris Jackson was the better player at LSU.
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