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Jerry Norton look it up

Harvey Armstrong was All- American, Carter wasn't and they were teammates most of their careers.

D-i-c-k Hightower isn't mentioned but should be at least in the discussion. He anchored the line opening holes for both Doak and Kyle.

Robert Popelka was also all american and is very high of interception list with lesser defenses around him than Carter (Russell)

I would consider Zach Line as well. Not only a great runner, but perhaps the best blocking back ever and he also contributed mightily on special teams.

John Lagrone was 3 time All SWC and All-American and Academic All American. And part of the '66 Cotton Bowl Team.

The last I would consider is Keylon Kincade. Twice all WAC and has the record for most rushing attempts in a season and in a game. He was the only thing we had for three seasons and paid a very heavy price for running without an offensive line, QB or receivers during that time.

mrydel wrote:AGGGGHHHHHHHHH

Would you like me to tell you all about it...again?

ponyte wrote:

mrydel wrote:AGGGGHHHHHHHHH

Would you like me to tell you all about it...again?

Yes! I think I'm the only one on here that has t heard the story yet.

No Jerry Heidenreich???? Olympic multiple gold and silver medal winner.

smusportspage wrote:Jerry Heidenreich should be included on that list.

Agree PoconoPony!

ponyte wrote:

mrydel wrote:AGGGGHHHHHHHHH

Would you like me to tell you all about it...again?

I am still mad at you for moving away.

Stewart Payne--golf; what about some of our NCAA winning track guys from our national championship days?

Nobody from the 1935 championship team, the best SMU football team?

couch 'em wrote:Nobody from the 1935 championship team, the best SMU football team?

I nominated Mrydel

smupony94 wrote:

couch 'em wrote:Nobody from the 1935 championship team, the best SMU football team?

I nominated Mrydel

Even though eligible I chose not to come back for my 6th year.

Chris McMurtray - 18 straight field goals

yeah probably Bobby Wilson-College Football Hall of Fame and Doak's childhood hero

Good Answer
Good Answer

My list, in no particular order, would include
Eric Dickerson
Doak Walker
Lance McIlhenney
Putt Choate
Forrest Gregg
Jim Krebs
Gene Phillips
Jeryl Sasser
Karlin Kennedy
Steve Lundquist
Schellas Hyndman
Daniel Hernandez
Kevin Grimes
Kara Lee
Alan Kirkup
Lars Frolander
Payne Stewart
Richey Reneberg
Harvey Armstrong
Janus Robberts
Libor Charfreitag
Ron Meyer
Ryan Berube
Martina Moravcova
Scott Donie
Dave Richards
Luchi Gonzalez

That's more than 25. I didn't major in math.
I know it says 25 greatest PLAYERS. I added coaches.

Oh ... Peruna.

DallasDiehard wrote:My list, in no particular order, would include
Eric Dickerson
Doak Walker
Lance McIlhenney
Putt Choate
Forrest Gregg
Jim Krebs
Gene Phillips
Jeryl Sasser
Karlin Kennedy
Steve Lundquist
Schellas Hyndman
Daniel Hernandez
Kevin Grimes
Kara Lee
Alan Kirkup
Lars Frolander
Payne Stewart
Richey Reneberg
Harvey Armstrong
Janus Robberts
Libor Charfreitag
Ron Meyer
Ryan Berube
Martina Moravcova
Scott Donie
Dave Richards
Luchi Gonzalez

That's more than 25. I didn't major in math.
I know it says 25 greatest PLAYERS. I added coaches.

Oh ... Peruna.

If coaches, then Matty Bell andDoc Hayes should be considerations.