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Sorry wrong game. But he was the Miracle Man against the Sand Aggies.

EastStang wrote:Sorry wrong game. But he was the Miracle Man against the Sand Aggies.

Easily top 3 all time highlight in Smoo history.

I always wonder -- what if we had three or four years of Trey Quinn?

SMULaxer wrote:I always wonder -- what if we had three or four years of Trey Quinn?

I always wonder same about justin willis ,where would he be in records

SMULaxer wrote:I always wonder -- what if we had three or four years of Trey Quinn?

Agreed. Was a beast.

I wish to amend my list as follows:

LeVias
Berry
CS
ET
ES
Bobby Leach

Kyle Rote should probably be in this conversation.

PonyTime wrote:Also - The lack of Mick Rossley as an option is a shame when Brian Berry gets included

Rossley and Brian Berry were damn good. I'd like to see Aldrick Robinson on here, too.

While I certainly understand the sentiment for Raymond Berry, Brian Berry was more productive at SMU when compared to Raymond. I would have to go with...Proche (yds, recpt & TD leader), Sanders (neck and neck with JP), and ET (All American, like Levias, ran the ball from the WR position, clutch).

You all should look at where Kyle Rote was drafted...he was much more than a receiver.

Jerry LeVias was the player that made me a lifetime fan. You just never knew when he would score. His best position was on special teams, he second best was as a WR, he third best was any where on the field-KO, punt returns, you name it. Hayden was excellent at putting him in position to touch the ball.

By numbers, it's Sanders. I think Sutton was the most physically gifted. Many others on the speedster list such as Aldrick, Brian Berry, RR, even Gray, etc. Best hands were probably Proche. Quinn was also special. Beasley was savvy and 'slippery'.

Gary Hammond is on my list together with Jerry LeVias and James Proche with Sanders right there