07-23-2023, 12:11 AM
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Re: Greatest Teams of the 2000s
File updated with a lot of new teams. 2013 South Carolina, 2015 Ole Miss, 2016 Western Michigan, 2011 Baylor, 2007 Kansas, 2012 Texas A&M, 2006 Boise State, 2008 Texas Tech, and 2004 Utah.
Played as Baylor on the road against Texas A&M earlier today and had a wild game. Got down 28-3 in the first half and came back to win 38-31. Defense clamped down and forced turnovers in the second half and RG III lit it up both through the air and on the ground. Baylor offense is scary with RG III, Kendall Wright, and Terrance Williams.
2015 Ole Miss is a team loaded with top level talent: Laremy Tunsil, Robert Nkemdiche, Laquon Treadwell, Evan Engram, Mike Hilton, Van Jefferson, and Jordan Wilkins. #1 defense in the country that year and beat Alabama on the road.
2004 Utah has Alex Smith at QB and they're tough on both lines (Chris Kemoateu anchors the offensive line, Sione Pouha holds down the defensive line).
2013 South Carolina has Jadaveon Clowney on defense and a ton of talent on offense with Bruce Ellington, Pharoah Cooper, Mike Davis, and a number of other NFL players.
2007 Kansas had a crazy year where they managed to go 12-1 and win the Orange Bowl. They have lockdown corners with Aqib Talib and Chris Harris Jr. Todd Reesing was a good game manager QB.
2008 Texas Tech famously beat Texas in an incredible game in Lubbock. They've got Graham Harrell throwing the ball to Michael Crabtree and a deep group of receivers.
2012 Texas A&M has Johnny Manziel throwing to Mike Evans and being protected by maybe the most talented offensive line of any team on this roster (three first round picks on the line).
2006 Boise State is the one that beat Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl. They've got a lot of good players with Jared Zabransky, Ian Johnson, Legeduu Naanee, and Gerald Alexander.
Upcoming teams: 2007 Missouri, 2003 Kansas State, 2011 Arkansas, 2001 Colorado, and 2014 Mississippi State.
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