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SMU Post Death Penalty All Star Team
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Wed Oct 20, 2004 3:15 pmby huntnfish
For the Bye Week why don't we put together a post death penalty SMU all star team
2 RBs
1 QB
1 TE
4 OL
3 WR
4 DL
3 LB
4 DB
Punter
Placekicker
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 3:28 pmby Sasser Rules
OK, let's see here ....
QB: Ramon Flanigan
RB: Keylon Kincade, Rodnick Phillips
WR: Jason Wolf, Chris Cunningham, Albert Johnson
TE: John Hampton
OL: Brannon Kidd, Austin Adami, Keith Chiles, Steve Reindl, Tré Giller
DL: Luke Johnson, Kevin Aldridge, Chad Patton .... Jason Evans?
LB: Bill Keily, Chris Bordano, Craig Swann
DB: Kevin Garrett, Marcello Simmons, Cary Brabham, Jacoby Rhinehart
PK: Jon Stewart
P: Byron Foss?
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 3:48 pmby abezontar
How can you not use Donte Womack?
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 3:52 pmby Sasser Rules
You're right. Although it was off the top of my head .... throw Womack in there for one of the RB spots.
And the great Mike Bowen belongs on there, too.
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 3:56 pmby HixsontoLeVias
I was never a big Ramon F. guy (like Sassar, a bunch of stats, but....)...give me Danny Freiburger any day..LOVED that '92 team!! Donte, for sure....Hernandez was a preety good PK...I want Mick Rossley on the field, somewhere....Bill Kiely as TEAM CAPTAIN.....long live Korey Beard.
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 4:31 pmby BRStang
RB = Keylon Kincade, ShanDerrick Charles
QB = Mike Romo
TE = Mick Rossley
WR = Korey Beard, Chris Cunningham, Chris Foster
OL = Austin Adami, Brad Kieschnick, Sterling Harris
LB = Vic Vilora, Chris Bordano, Craig Swann
DL - Chad Patton, Adam Voyles, Chase Schavrda, Jason Holz
DB = Rolando Humphrey, Jonas Rutledge, Kevin Garrett, Marcello Simmons
PK = McMurtray
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:05 pmby MustangStealth
Coach: Forrest Gregg
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 6:18 pmby huntnfish
It's interesting to see that most of the guys named were Rossley's guys.
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 6:19 pmby LA_Mustang
It's really too bad ShanD's career was cut short. He would have been a great one.
Posted:
Wed Oct 20, 2004 8:46 pmby ALEX LIFESON
Jason Holz was on the OL.
Re:
Posted:
Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:18 amby Higher Authority
BRStang wrote:RB = Keylon Kincade, ShanDerrick Charles
QB = Mike Romo
TE = Mick Rossley
WR = Korey Beard, Chris Cunningham, Chris Foster
OL = Austin Adami, Brad Kieschnick, Sterling Harris
LB = Vic Vilora, Chris Bordano, Craig Swann
DL - Chad Patton, Adam Voyles, Chase Schavrda, Jason Holz
DB = Rolando Humphrey, Jonas Rutledge, Kevin Garrett, Marcello Simmons
PK = McMurtray
Mick Rossley was a WR, not a TE.
Chris Foster looks like he'll be damn good, but on this list already? His career's 6 games old -- that's a little early for me.
Pretty good list, though (except I'm not so sure about your DLs. Chad Patton was great, but shouldn't Luke Johnson, Uzo Okeke, Aldridge, Adami, etc., be on there ahead of Voyles and Chase Schavrda?)
McMurtray over Stewart? Maybe you're right - he's been good this year. (But wasn't Stewart an All-America?)
Fearless prediction for current players who will make that list if we re-address this question in 4-5 years:
Ryan Kennedy
Darrin Johnson
Cory Muse
Brandon Jones
Re:
Posted:
Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:12 amby ponyboy
HixsontoLeVias wrote:I was never a big Ramon F. guy
Wow, that's quite a statement. Ramon before the injury on the first play of the Arkansas game was as big a game changer as any in the conference. With Ramon in the game we always had the chance to win.
He's my choice for post DP MVP.
Posted:
Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:23 amby Stallion
with an All-Star List like that we surely could have competed for the Ivy League Championship like All-Star President Kenneth R. Pye always dreamed of.
Posted:
Fri Oct 22, 2004 9:45 amby BRStang
ALEX LIFESON wrote:
Jason Holz was on the OL.
I actually meant to put Holz with the OLs and list Johnson as DL.
By the way, I knew I would get flack for putting Rossley at TE, but the guy would've been a tight end in anything but the "run and shoot." He was big (and good).
Posted:
Fri Oct 22, 2004 10:11 amby Corso
Jerry Chavira has to be on the list of offensive linemen. He was terrific before his injuries.