Is Frazier in the top 2???

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Dan_F_30

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You think Tommie Frazier is in the top 2 of the greatest college football players of all time?? I personally don't know. If not who do you think are the top 2?

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I guarantee that Barry Sanders will be in there somwhere....Also, Vince Young is waaaay to high on this, it better be Tommie Frazier as one of the spots because half these dudes couldn't carry Tommie's jockstrap on the field.

 
Vince young is #10

Didn't see Barry Sanders. I'd be surprised if Frazier makes it. Not because I don't think he's worthy, but I ESPN probably won't think he's worthy.

 
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OJ, 2nd, Tommie Frazier, 1st.

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I don't think Frazier will be in it although I think he deserves it far more that Vince Young, but Barry Sanders will probably be one as someone has mentioned. Do they put O.J. in it? Got me??

 
Frazier won two national championships. During one of his season's, he was one of the most explosive and most important players on the most dominant team in college football history.

Dude is #1 whether ESPN says so or not.

 
I don't think Frazier will make his way into the top 2. Barry Sanders will be one of the two. Frazier should have definitely been in the top 25.

 
I think it will be Barry Sanders at number 1 and maybe Billy Sims at number 2. No Way they put Tommy on the list -- they gave us Johnny Rodgers already.

 
Probably no other football player is revered like Red Grange... he's a legend. And he will be #1.

In his first game, Grange scored three touchdowns, including a 66-yard punt return, against Nebraska in 1923. In seven games as a sophomore he ran for 723 yards (5.6 average) and scored 12 touchdowns in leading unbeaten Illinois to the consensus national championship.
Not until the Michigan game on Oct. 18, 1924, did Grange reach legendary status. He returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown. Then he scored on runs of 67, 56 and 44 yards. All this in the first 12 minutes. The four touchdowns were as many as Michigan had allowed in the two previous seasons.
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MUTigerFan said:
Probably no other football player is revered like Red Grange... he's a legend. And he will be #1.

In his first game, Grange scored three touchdowns, including a 66-yard punt return, against Nebraska in 1923. In seven games as a sophomore he ran for 723 yards (5.6 average) and scored 12 touchdowns in leading unbeaten Illinois to the consensus national championship.
Not until the Michigan game on Oct. 18, 1924, did Grange reach legendary status. He returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown. Then he scored on runs of 67, 56 and 44 yards. All this in the first 12 minutes. The four touchdowns were as many as Michigan had allowed in the two previous seasons.
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Good argument.....It's going to be interesting....I wouldn't be surprised if ESPN puts Pete Carroll in there even though he's a coach, just because they love Pete Carroll. :sarcasm

 
I don't think Touchdown Tommie will be in the top 2...It has got to be between Red Grange, OJ and Barry Sanders. I'm also surprised that a couple other Huskers didn't make it, esp Dave Rimington or Tom Novak.

 
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