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3 star Tigers. If they are on the list they started at least 12 games. If they are listed as NFL it means they played more then one season. Rivals rankings.

2014
Donnie Alexander
DJ Chark
Colin Jeter

2013
KJ Malone
Christian Lacouture
Lewis Neal
Duke Riley

2012
Corey Thompson
Reid Ferguson (2 star) - NFL
Jalen Mills - NFL
Deion Jones - NFL

2011
Terrence Magee (#18) - NFL
Ronald Martin - NFL

2010
Elliott Porter
DJ Welter
Alfred Blue - NFL
Brad Wing - NFL

2009
Tahj Jones
Bennie Logan (#18 '12)- NFL
Lamin Barrow (#18 '13) - NFL
Morris Claiborne (Thorpe) - NFL

2008
Tyler Edwards
PJ Lonergan
Alex Hurst
Lavar Edwards - NFL

2007
Mitch Joseph
Josh Jasper (consensus AA PK)
Delvin Breaux - NFL

2006
Perry Riley - NFL
Kelvin Sheppard - NFL

2005
Lyle Hitt
Ciron Black (most starts in team History)
Trindon Holiday - NFL
Brandon LaFell - NFL

2004
Harry Coleman
Brett Helms
Quinn Johnson - NFL
Chevis Jackson - NFL
Curtis Taylor - NFL
Tyson Jackson (3rd overall pic) - NFL
Jacob Hester (2 star #18) - NFL

anybody draw one up yet?

holy shite what a catch

I'm sure this has been stated, but Rivals got it right on Te'o.

5star #12 overall,#1 in his state, #2 at his position behind #10 Jelani Jenkins.

In front of him: #1 Bryce Brown, #2 Ruben Randle, #3 DJ Fluker, #4 Sheldon Richardson,#5 Matt Barkley, #6 Trent Richardson, #7 Russell Shepard (whatever happen to him?) #8 Devon Kennard, #9 Vontaze Burfict, #11 Dre Kirkpatrick.

BIG arm on the kid. Hit Lee in the hands.

The Houston game was one of the top 3 games I have ever seen in TS...and I have been to every "big" game since 1992.

For the UW game my bud and I were talking about how K-Faulk's #3 was going to be the next number retired.

Mark my words...it will be.

Great read. :bow:

You can all give opinions...but the numbers and awards don't lie.

The definitive and indisputable list:

#1 Shaq (He has a statue in front the P-Mac)

#2 "All eyes on 3" (Finished fourth in NCAA history and first in SEC history with 6,833 all-purpose yards...nuff said)

#3 ENOUGH WITH THE TODD WALKER TALK!!!

Eddie Furniss (1996 consensus first-team all-American, was voted the '96 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year. 1997, Furniss helped lead LSU to its second straight NCAA title, earning second-team all-America and all-SEC. 1998 Dick Howser Trophy as college baseball’s most outstanding player. Furniss finished his career as the SEC’s all-time leader in hits (349), home runs (80), RBI (309), doubles, (87) and total bases (689). In NCAA annals, Furniss finished his career No. 3 all-time in total bases, No. 4 in home runs and doubles, and No. 5 in RBI.a .371 lifetime batting average -- hit .403 in 1998 with 27 doubles, three triples, 28 homers, 85 runs and 76 RBI, earning first-team all-America and all-SEC honors.)

#4 Glynn Dorsey (The most decorated defensive player in school history, winning numerous national awards as a senior in 2007 – Lombardi, Outland, Nagurski, and Lott Trophies – becoming the first player in LSU history to win any of those awards)

#5 Chris Jackson (After scoring 48 and 53 points in the first month of his college career, he went on to become the most celebrated freshman of all time, setting an NCAA freshman scoring record, averaging 30.2 points per game. A two-time consensus SEC Player of the Year, two time AP - All American)

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Kelvin is having a solid rookie season for the Bills with 5 starts, 32/21 tackles, a safety and a fumble recovery. :bow:

When we played USC and ND? I don't know about that. I was at both of the last 2 games we played ND...and yeah it was cool to be playing them, but they weren't anywhere near as big as this game has shaped up to be.

#1LSU vs the #3 rival Razorbacks for the right to go to the SECCG to play for a spot in the BCSNCG.

I've been to every big game in TS for the last 15yrs, and have been a season ticket holder since '75...and I cant think of any bigger than this.