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The majority of this year it was pretty much up to Helu or Paul making a big play. If that didn't happen, we were sunk. I am hoping that Lee or Green can really pick it up in the offseason and come back with confidence and the basics to run an efficient offense. Because hoping that your defense can score is not an offense! But I do have hope that each year from now on will be focused and our coaching staff will be able to recruit kids that will fit that model...not the other way around.

Suh is amazing...that's a given. But he surely isn't the only one on defense. I fully expect Arizona to be scrambling trying to figure out what to do when they spend all their time worrying about Suh and then Crick, Turner, Dillard, and O'Hanlon eat up their offense. Suh can be just as helpful when he is double-teamed. Baylor sure knows that now. 3 and out all night long!

For their playmaking abilities, I would say Tommie Frazier, Ahman Green, Lawrence Phillips, Mike Rozier, Irving Fryar and Eric Crouch. For their defensive dominance, I would say the Peter brothers, the Brown brothers, Grant Wistrom, Terrell Farley (he was an animal!), and Suh (best ever?). And for most inspiring, Kenny Walker walks away with this one hands down...even though Brook Berringer is way up there in my book as well. I also can't forget those offensive linemen that make the holes for the playmakers. So, for this one I give a lot of credit to guys like Aaron Graham and Dave Rimington. Men among boys. So, even though I clearly tend to lean towards the mid-90's teams, I still give a lot of credit to the old school as well.