Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
terry - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:Ed McCaffrey makes it onto my Stanford All-Time starting offense. Which means, I know, leaving some really good Stanford WRs on the sideline.
So who is your other starting WR on the all-time Stanford offense? And which of these guys are you leaving on the bench:
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
terry - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:Ed McCaffrey makes it onto my Stanford All-Time starting offense. Which means, I know, leaving some really good Stanford WRs on the sideline.
So who is your other starting WR on the all-time Stanford offense? And which of these guys are you leaving on the bench:
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
StannyBoy - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:As an aside: Being the best football player in Colorado isn't automatically high praise. Colorado is about on par with Utah in the quality of HS players it produces. Take a look at the Univ. of Colorado roster and match origins against the (few) playmakers the Buffs have. Makes you wonder what Mike MacIntyre was thinking when he dumped San Jose for the Buffs. It got harder, not easier at the name school.
Colorado was good in the 90's when they were recruiting gang members from the LA area.
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
StannyBoy - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:As an aside: Being the best football player in Colorado isn't automatically high praise. Colorado is about on par with Utah in the quality of HS players it produces. Take a look at the Univ. of Colorado roster and match origins against the (few) playmakers the Buffs have. Makes you wonder what Mike MacIntyre was thinking when he dumped San Jose for the Buffs. It got harder, not easier at the name school.
Colorado was good in the 90's when they were recruiting gang members from the LA area.
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
OutsiderFan - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 09:33 AM)terry link Wrote:[quote author=Redrum link=topic=7758.msg61102#msg61102 date=1365605053]
Ed McCaffrey makes it onto my Stanford All-Time starting offense. Which means, I know, leaving some really good Stanford WRs on the sideline.
So who is your other starting WR on the all-time Stanford offense? And which of these guys are you leaving on the bench:
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
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Has to be Lofton. Troy Walters would definitely earn the slot position.
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
OutsiderFan - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 09:33 AM)terry link Wrote:[quote author=Redrum link=topic=7758.msg61102#msg61102 date=1365605053]
Ed McCaffrey makes it onto my Stanford All-Time starting offense. Which means, I know, leaving some really good Stanford WRs on the sideline.
So who is your other starting WR on the all-time Stanford offense? And which of these guys are you leaving on the bench:
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
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Has to be Lofton. Troy Walters would definitely earn the slot position.
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
Robbie - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 09:33 AM)terry link Wrote:Ed McCaffrey -- breeder of fast children
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
Has Shaw checked if any of these guys have eligibility left?
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
Robbie - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 09:33 AM)terry link Wrote:Ed McCaffrey -- breeder of fast children
Bill McColl -- College Football Hall of Fame
Gene Washington -- 1st round draft pick, 4-time Pro Bowler
Tony Hill -- 3-time Pro Bowler
James Lofton -- NFL Hall of Fame
Ken Margerum -- College Football Hall of Fame
Troy Walters -- Biletnikoff Award winner
Has Shaw checked if any of these guys have eligibility left?
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
Bruce Wang - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:Christian McCaffrey is the kid I want most of all in this class.Â
I want Son of Ed as well. The students I would most like to see wear Cardinal+White from 2014 are Jabrill Peppers and Keller Chryst. Torn between the value of a signal caller and the publicity associated with getting a player as highly touted as Peppers. If I had to pick between the two, I'd give Peppers the edge because hey we are Quarterback U, though it looks we're on our way to becoming Shutdown Corner U as well (and LB U, TE U, OL U, DE U, RB U, S U . . .)Â
But what the hell do I know? Next to nothing, really. For all we know, our favorite player from that class could be a 2 or 3 star recruit. My favorite player (tied with Hogan) is Ed Reynolds and he was a 2 star recruit.
Re: Just in case Sanders doesn't work out, I second Publius -
Bruce Wang - 04-10-2013
(04-10-2013, 07:44 AM)Redrum link Wrote:Christian McCaffrey is the kid I want most of all in this class.Â
I want Son of Ed as well. The students I would most like to see wear Cardinal+White from 2014 are Jabrill Peppers and Keller Chryst. Torn between the value of a signal caller and the publicity associated with getting a player as highly touted as Peppers. If I had to pick between the two, I'd give Peppers the edge because hey we are Quarterback U, though it looks we're on our way to becoming Shutdown Corner U as well (and LB U, TE U, OL U, DE U, RB U, S U . . .)Â
But what the hell do I know? Next to nothing, really. For all we know, our favorite player from that class could be a 2 or 3 star recruit. My favorite player (tied with Hogan) is Ed Reynolds and he was a 2 star recruit.