Playmakers NCAA 13 "1990's Legends of College Football Rosters"

[Playmakers]

Welcome to my XBOX 360 NCAA Football 13 1990's Historic Roster thread.


Here's a look back at some of the All-American Teams by year in the 1990's to give you an idea of the great players from that era of College Football and you can expect me to bring these players all back to the virtual gridiron.


1991
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1992
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1993
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1994
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1995
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1996
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1997
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1998
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm

1999
http://www.mmbolding.com/Playboy/199...rican_Team.htm
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DATA USED TO DETERMINE PLAYER RATINGS FROM THE 90'S
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/DS97/INDY/INDY.HTM
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members...s/poschrts.htm
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/h...bine/year/2000 Soph Player Scouting Repotrs
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/nfl/2002draft/round2.htm Freshmenn Player Scouting Reports
http://www.nationalchamps.net/NCAA/database/index.htm

CHART
40/SPD (SPEED)
4.24 = 99
4.26 = 98
4.28 = 97
4.30 = 96
4.32 = 95
4.34 = 94
4.36 = 93
4.38 = 92
4.40 = 91
4.42 = 90
4.44 = 89
4.46 = 88
4.48 = 87
4.50 = 86
4.52 = 85
4.54 = 84
4.56 = 83
4.58 = 82
4.60 = 81
4.62 = 80
4.64 = 79
4.66 = 78
4.68 = 77
4.70 = 76
4.72 = 75
4.74 = 74
4.76 = 73
4.78 = 72
4.80 = 71
4.82 = 70
4.84 = 69
4.86 = 68
4.88 = 67
4.90 = 66
4.92 = 65
4.94 = 64
4.96 = 63
4.98 = 62
5.00 = 61

[Playmakers]

The Rivalry's Top 5 College Football Programs of the 1990's:

The University of Florida Gators 1990-1999


Overall Record: 102-22-1. Bowls: 5-4. National Championships: 1. Star Players: Danny Wuerfful (Heisman), Lawrence Wright (Thorpe), Judd Davis (Groza), Chris Doering, Errict Rhett, Fred Taylor, Ike Hilliard, Jeff Mitchell, Alex Brown, Kevin Carter, Jevon Kearse, Fred Weary, Jason Odom, Ellis Johnson, Reidel Anthony, Jacquez Green. Spurrier's run and gun pulled one national title win and another NC appearance which ended in ugly defeat against Nebraska. The Gator's won six SEC titles and churned numerous NFL quarterbacks like Wuerfful, Rex Grossman, and Doug Johnson. Spurrier was known for running up the score, but his solid 4-7-1 record against 800 lb gorilla Florida State shows he was a big game coach too.

Playbook
Offense-One Back-(Run-40%/Pass-60%)
Defese-4-3

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS-(TBD)

Team Resources/Videos
http://www.gatorcountry.com/swampgas...d.php?t=230703
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1TFt...eature=related 1993 Florida @ UK - Game Winning Drive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2w2u...eature=related Joey Kent, meet Lawrence Wright.

OFFENSE
QB-#9 Shane Matthews-(Sr), #7 Danny Wuerffel-(Jr), Doug Johnson-(Jr), #7 Jessie Palmer-(So), #8 Rex Grossman-(So),
RB-#33 Erric Rhett-(Sr), #21 Fred Taylor-(Jr), #30 Ernest Graham-(Jr), #25 Elijah Williams-(Jr/CB), #38 Robert Gillespie-(So)
FB-#21 Dexter McNabb-(Sr), #22 Terry Jackson-(Jr)
WR-#14 Ernie Mills-(Sr), #22 Willie Jackson-(Sr), #1 Jack Jackson-(Sr), #5 Jacquez Green-(Jr), #15 Reidel Anthony-(Jr), #19 Ike Hilliard-(Jr), #9 Darrell Jackson-(Jr), #3 Travis McGrif-(Jr), #28 Chris Doering-(Jr), #19 Travis Taylor-(So), #17 Reche Caldwell-(So),
TE-#88 Kirk Kirkpatrick-(Sr), #89 Errin Kinney-(Jr), Aaron Walker-(Jr)
OT-#73 Jason Odom-(Jr), #78 Kenyatta Walker-(Jr), #71 Mike Pearson-(Jr), #70 Cooper Carlisle-(Jr)
OG-#77 Hesham Ismael-(Sr), #79 Mo Collins-(Jr), #75 Donnie Young, #69 Zach Piller-(Jr)
C-#59 Cal Dixon-(Sr), #60 Jeff Mitchell-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#90 Huey Richardson-(Sr), Mark Murray-(Sr), #92 Darren Mickell-(Sr), #57 Kevin Carter-(Jr), #13 Alex Brown-(Jr)
DT-#50 Brad Culpepper-(Sr), #71 Tony McCoy-(Sr), #94 William Gaines-(Sr), #61 Ellis Johnson-(Jr), #62 Gerrard Warren-(Jr), #92 Reggie McGrew-(Jr), #94 Ed Chester-(Jr), #91 Derrick Chambers-(So)
OLB-#98 Godfrey Myles-(Sr), #44 Fee Bartley-(Sr), #10 Monty Grow -(Sr), #42 Jevon "The Freak" Kearse-(Jr), #29 Mike Peterson-(Jr)
MLB-#99 Tim Paulk-(Sr), #48 Dexter Daniels-(Jr), #58 Johhny Rutledge-(Jr), #45 Andre Davis-(Jr), #44 James Bates-(Jr)
CB-#28 Richard Fain-(Sr), #31 Jimmy Spencer-(Sr), #24 Fred Weary-(Jr), #9 Anthony Lott-(Jr), #3 Lito Sheppard-(So),
FS--#2 Will White-(Sr), #33 Teako Brown-(Jr), #1 Tony Geroge-(Jr)
SS-#4 Lawrence Wright-(Jr), #23 Todd Johnson-(Jr), #4 Marquand Manuel-(So)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#9 Judd Davis-(Jr), #49 Jeff Chandler-(So)
P-#14 Shayne Edge-(Jr)
KOS-Chandler
PR/KR-Jacquez Green
LS-Mitchell
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FSU 1990's Legends
1995 FSU Football Media Guide

Top: Todd Rebol and Warrick Dunn
Bottom: Clay Shiver and Danny Kanell

Overall Record: 109-13-1. Bowls: 8-2. National Championships: 2. Star Players: Charlie Ward (Heisman), Terrell Buckley (Thorpe), Marvin Jones (Butkus), Sebastian Janikowski (Groza), Peter Warrick, Warrick Dunn, Travis Minor, Casey Weldon, Derrick Brooks, Corey Simon, Peter Boulware, Andre Wadsworth. The Seminole's and Cornhuskers are of course, #1 and #2, and I had to choose FSU to edge the top spot. Not only did they play Miami and Florida (both Top 5 programs of the 1990's) every year, but the Bobby Bowden-led Seminoles won at least 10 games every year. Featuring one Heisman winner in Charlie Ward and about 55 stud NFL players, the Garnet and Gold featured a viciously fast defense and the occasional offensive superstar like Peter Warrick (who should have won the 1999 Heisman). When you turned on ABC and saw FSU playing you knew that somehow, no matter how much you willed the plucky underdog/Florida opponent to win, the Seminoles were coming out with a W...and that's the sign of a dominant program. Also, imagine the possibilities without the two Wide Right kicks. Soooo reasons for picking FSU over Nebraska: Harder schedule, better bowl record, more NFL players, 2-0 head to head record v Nebraska, 1 more national championship appearance.

Playbook
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-52%/Pass-48%)
Defense-4-3

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS-(TBD)

Team Resources/Videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqmJ9...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytIKuYD_WfE Flashback To Tamarick Vanover

OFFENSE
QB-#17 Charlie Ward-(Sr), #11 Casey Weldon-(Sr), #12 Thad Busby-(Jr), #13 Danny Kannell-(Jr), #16 Chris Weinke-(So)
RB-#42 Amp Lee-(Sr), #32 Edgar Bennett-(Sr), #28 Warrick Dunn-(Jr), #23 Travis Minor-(So)
FB-#44 William Floyd-(Sr), #32 Zack Crockett-(Jr)
WR-#88 Kez McCorvey-(Sr), #29 Lawrence Dawsey-(Sr), #7 Laveranues Coles-(Jr), #9 Peter Warrick-(Jr), #13 Marvin "Snoop" Minnis-(Jr), #19 E. G. Green-(Jr), #80 Tamarick Vanover-(Jr), #81 Ron Dugans-(Jr), #80 Javon Walker-(So), #81 Anquan Boldin-(So/QB),
TE-#86 Lonnie Johnson-(Sr), #80 Reggie Johnson-(Sr)
OT-#76 Walter Jones-(Jr), #70 Tra Thomas-(Jr), #75 Char-ron Dorsey-(Jr), #72 Brett Williams-(So)
OG-#71 Todd Fordham-(Jr), #68 Jason Whitaker-(Jr), #67 Milford Brown-(So), #61 Montrae Holland-(So)
C-#51 Kevin Long-(Jr), #53 Clay Shiver-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#95 Carl Simpson-(Sr), #85 Andre Wadsworth-(Jr), #90 Derrick Alexander-(Jr), #57 Reinard Wilson-(Jr), #40 Tony Bryant-(Jr), #48 Jamal Reynolds-(So)
DT-#54 Corey Simon-(Jr), #98 Orpheus Roye-(Jr), #96 Larry Smith-(Jr), #90 Greg Spires-(Jr)
OLB-#58 Peter Boulware-(Jr), #10 Derrick Brooks-(Jr), #29 Tommy Polley-(Jr), #45 Henri Crockett-(Jr), #55 Brian Allen-(Jr)
MLB-#55 Marvin Jones-(Jr/), #56 Sam Cowart-(Jr), #45 Lamont Green-(Jr)
CB-#27 Terrell Buckley-(Sr), #8 Corey Sawyer-(Sr), #2 Clifton Abraham-(Sr), #20 Samari Rolle-(Jr), #15 Mario Edwards-(Jr), #4 Corey Fuller-(Jr), #27 Tay Cody-(So)
FS-#36 LeRoy Butler-(Sr), #11 Dexter Jackson-(Jr), #18 Chris Hope-(So)
SS-#15 Devin Bush-(Jr), #46 Derrick Gibson-(So)

Special Teams
K-#3 Scott Bentley-(Jr), #38 Sebastian Janikowski-(Jr)
P-#10 Scott Player-(Sr)
KOS-Janikowski
PR/KR-Warrick/Vanover
LS-Long
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Miami 1990's Legend

Overall Record: 92-27. Bowls: 5-3. National Championships: 1. Star Players: Gino Torretta (Heisman), Warren Sapp (Bednarik), Russell Maryland (Outland), Santana Moss, Edgerrin James, Michael Barrow, Ed Reed, Craig Erickson, Ray Lewis, Jesse Armstead. The best program of the 1980's sustained its dominance into the 1990's led by Torretta and incredibly talented defenders like Maryland and Sapp. The undefeated 1991 team only gave up 100 points, cementing Miami's reputation as the center of the college football universe for defensive standouts. The legend of the Florida athlete was furthered by the much-watched Miami/Florida State matchups that were intense matchups usually decided in the last two minutes. Unfortunately, the Hurricane program was becoming well known for its tragedies (Jerome Brown, Shane Curry) and the Hurricane's ran into a wall in 1997, when an unfathomable losing record stopped the Canes from making a bowl game.

Playbook
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-50%/Pass-50%)
Defense-4-3


IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS-(TBD)


Team Resources/Videos
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mul...ontent.15.html Most Hated Teams of All Time 1990 Miami Hurricanes
http://www.fanbase.com/Miami-Hurricanes-Football-1990 Rosters of the 90's
http://www.miami-hurricanes.com/hist...ons/fl1995.htm Mid 90's Canes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zeL5yyjqWQ Flashback To Randal "Thrill" Hill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oINkMsJ068o Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson

OFFENSE
QB-#7 Craig Erickson-(Sr), #13 Gino Torretta-(Sr), #10 Ryan Clement-(Jr), #11 Ken Dorsey-(Fr),
RB-#1 Danyell Ferguson-(Sr), #5 Edgerrin James-(Jr), #21 James Jackson-(Jr), #28 Clinton Portis-(So)
FB-#30 Stephen McGuire-(Sr), Donnell Bennett-(Sr), #4 Najeh Davenport-(So)
WR-#36 Lamar Thomas-(Sr), #3 Randal "Thrill" Hill -(Sr), #88 Horace Copelan-(Sr), #5 Kevin Williams-(Sr), #87 Yatil Green-(Jr), #7 Jammi German-(Jr), #87 Reggie Wayne-(So), #6 Santana Moss-(So)
TE-84# Rob Chudzinski-(Sr), #17 Coleman Bell-(Sr), #86 Bubba Franks-(Jr)
OT-#73 Leon Searcy-(Sr), #79 Mike Sullivan-(Sr), # Mario Cristobal-(Sr), #73 Joaquin Gonzalez-(So)
OG-#63 Richard Mercier-(Jr), #79 Kerlin Blaise-(Jr), #65 Martin Bibla-(So), #74 Sherko Haji-Rasouli-(So)
C-#63 K.C. Jones-(Jr), #66 Brett Romberg-(So)

DEFENSE
DE-#98 Rusty Medearis-(Sr), #86 Kevin Patrick-(Sr), #99 Kenard Lang-(Jr), #90 Kenny Holmes-(Jr)
DT-#67 Russell Maryland-(Sr), #94 Dwayne "Rock" Johnson-(Sr), #76 Warren Sapp-(Jr), #92 Damione Lewis-(So), #94 William Joseph-(So)
OLB-#49 Maurice Crum-(Sr), #1 Jessie Armstead-(Sr), Darrin Smith-(Sr), #2 Rohan Marley-(Sr), #45Twan Russell-(Jr), #53 Nate Webster-(So),
MLB-#56 Michael Barrow-(Sr), #52 Ray Lewis-(Jr), #44 Dan Morgan-(So)
CB-#48 Ryan McNeil-(Sr), #23 Duane Starks-(Jr), #22 Leonard Myers-(Jr) #4 Earl Littleton-(Jr), #31 Phillip Buchanon-(So), #8 Mike Rumph-(So)
FS-#39 C.J. Richardson-(Sr), #3 Tremain Mack-(Jr), #20 Ed Reed-(So)
SS-#33 Darryl Williams-(Sr), #7 Al Blades-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#27 Carlos Huerta-(Sr), #16 Todd Sievers-(Fr)
P-#13 Freddie Capshaw-(So)
LS-Meyers
KOS-Huerta
PR/KR-Mack
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#2 - Nebraska

Overall Record: 108-16-1. Bowls: 5-5. National Championships: 3. Star Players: Trev Alberts (Butkus), Grant Wistrom (Lombardi, Outland), Will Shields (Outland), Zach Wiegert (Outland), Tommy Frazier, Aaron Taylor, Ahman Green, Lawrence Phillips, Mike Brown, Ralph Brown, Dominic Raiola. In a decade where CFB was expanding and experimenting, going undefeated three times in 10 years is all the more impressive. Featuring the signature triple option and the best offensive line play of the decade, Nebraska roared through the mid to late ‘90's, winning 26 games in a row at one point. The 1995 team is widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time, with an offensive backfield of Green, Phillips, and Frazier chalking up blowout after blowout. Maybe the option was in its death throes, but Tom Osbourne rode the antiquated offense to almost unparalleled success.
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#5 - Tennessee

Overall Record: 99-22-1. Bowls: 6-4. National Championships: 1. Star Players: Peyton Manning (Maxwell, O'Brien, Unitas), Heath Shuler, Donte Stallworth, Al Wilson, Tee Martin, Leonard Little, Marcus Nash, Peerless Price, Andy McCullough, Joey Kent, Trey Teague, Carl Pickens. Johnny Majors passed on the Vol program to Phillip Fulmer, who continued the winning ways in Knoxville. Fulmer won three SEC titles in the ‘90's and defeated a solid FSU team in 1998 to complete an undefeated season. Wide receivers flourished under both Majors and Fulmer, but Fulmer's masterful job of coaching in '98 gave CFB one its most surprising champions of the decade.

[DJ]

Ah, the glory years of the FSU Dynasty. Looking forward to these, Playmakers.

[billysims]

Looking forward to it, PM!

[Playmakers]

The Heisman Winners: 1990s

1990 | Ty Detmer QB, BYU (Jr.)
Undersized long-shot candidate tore up teams with 5,188 passing yards and 41 touchdowns.

Heisman moment: Orchestrated upset of top-ranked Miami, completing 38 of 54 passes for 406 yards and three TDs.

1991 | Desmond Howard WR-PR, Michigan (Jr.)
Acrobatic game-breaker and the first receiver in Big Ten history to lead the conference in scoring, with 138 points.

Heisman moment: Struck the Pose after a 93-yard punt return touchdown against Ohio State, prompting announcer Keith Jackson to say, "Helloooooo, Heisman."

1992 | Gino Torretta QB, Miami (Sr.)
Leader of a Hurricanes team that had back-to-back undefeated regular seasons and won the 1991 national title.

Heisman moment: Came through in the clutch against Florida State with a 14-yard run, followed by a TD pass, in a 19-16 win.

1993 | Charlie Ward QB, Florida State (Sr.)
Lived up to expectations as preseason favorite, leading Seminoles to a national title, then played pro ball -- in the NBA.

Heisman moment: Closed out his final regular-season game with a win over Florida, throwing four touchdown passes to end the Gators' 23-game home winning streak.

1994 | Rashaan Salaam RB, Colorado (Jr.)
Burst onto the radar with four consecutive 200-yard rushing games and became the fourth I-A player in history to run for more than 2,000 yards in a season.

Heisman moment: One week after rushing for 165 yards in the Miracle in Michigan, gashed Texas for 312 yards.

1995 | Eddie George RB, Ohio State (Sr.)
Big back set a single-season school record for rushing (1,927 yards) while rarely playing more than three quarters.

Heisman moment: Against Illinois and the Big Ten's second-ranked rushing defense, had 314 rushing yards, two rushing touchdowns and one receiving score.

1996 | Danny Wuerffel QB, Florida (Sr.)
Led Florida to its first national title while throwing for 39 touchdowns, best in the country, and 3,625 yards.

Heisman moment: Set a single-game school record with 462 passing yards in a 42-7 rout of Arkansas.

1997 | Charles Woodson CB-PR, Michigan (Jr.)
Only primarily defensive player to win the Heisman also dazzled as a receiver and punt returner.

Heisman moment: Had a 37-yard catch, a 78-yard punt return touchdown and an end zone interception in a 20-14 victory against Ohio State to help clinch the Big Ten title.

1998 | Ricky Williams RB, Texas (Sr.)
Fullback turned tailback's combination of speed and power helped him set the NCAA I-A alltime rushing record.

Heisman moment: Plowed through two Texas A&M defenders and ran past two more for a 60-yard touchdown run that broke Tony Dorsett's alltime rushing record.

1999 | Ron Dayne RB, Wisconsin (Sr.)
Division I-A's alltime rushing leader with 6,397 yards, breaking Williams's one-year-old mark.

Heisman moment: Needing just 99 yards to break the record, Dayne poured in 216 against the Hawkeyes, driving the Badgers to the Big Ten conference title.

[Playmakers]

CLEMSON 1990's Legends
Playbook-Offense-Air Force (Run-70%/Pass-30%)
Defense-3/4

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS (TBD)

Team Resources/Videos
http://www.clemsontigers.com/sports/...010406aab.html All-Time Clemson Rosters in PDF Format (90-99)
http://www.clemsontigers.com/sports/...101899aac.html 1999 Battle of The Bowdens
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M65XwymfNc Terry Smith wins 1993 Clemson Kentucky Peach Bowl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=5Sv8YN7nOV4 Rod Gardner

OFFENSE
QB-#1 Woody Dantzler-(Jr), #15 Nealon Green-(Jr)
RB-#25 Ronald Williams-(Sr), #33 Rodney Blunt-(Sr), #27 Raymond Priester-(Jr), #18 Emory Smith-(Jr), #8 Travis Zachery-(So)
FB-#40 Rudy Harris-(Sr), #26 Terry Witherspoon-(Jr)
WR-#24 Terry Smith-(Sr), #23 Rod Gardner-(Jr), #7 Tony Horne-(Jr), #25 Brian Wofford-(Jr), #84 Mal Lawyer-(Jr), #3 Antwuan Wyatt-(Jr)
TE-#82 Lamont Hall-(Jr)
OT-#78 Stacy Long-(Sr), #65 Bruce Bratton-(Sr), #79 Jim Bundren-(Jr), #61 Akil Smith-(So)
OG-#59 Jeb Flesch-(Sr), #79 Stacy Seegars-(Jr), #71 Corey Hulsey-(Jr), # Glenn Rountree-(Jr)
C-#64 Curtis Whitley-(Sr), #59 Kyle Young-(Jr), #73 Jason Gamble-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#82 Trevor Pryce-(Jr), #95 Lorenzo Bromell-(Jr), #54 Adrian Dingle-(Jr), #91 Bryant McNeal-(Jr), #53 Rahim Abdullah-(Jr)
DT-#99 Rob Bodine-(Sr), #91 Chester McGlockton-(Sr), #89 Brenston Buckner-(Sr), #90 Nick Eason-(So)
OLB-#93 Ed McDaniel-(Sr), Mike Barber-(Sr), #51 Wayne Simmons-(Jr), #14 Patrick Sapp-(Jr/QB), #42 Keith Adams-(Jr), #57 Chris Jones-(Jr)
MLB-#44 Levon Kirkland-(Sr), #47 Dereck Burnette-(Sr), #92 Doug Brewster-(Sr), #41 Anthony Simmons-(Jr), #56 O.J. Childress-(Jr)
CB-#36 Jerome Henderson-(Sr), #26 Eric Geter-(Sr), #33 James Trapp-(Sr), #9 Dexter Davis-(Sr), #24 Dexter McCleon-(Jr), #28 Alex Ardley-(So)
FS-#32 Antuan Edwards-(Jr), #35 Leomont Evans-(Jr)
SS-#20 Brian Dawkins-(Jr), #29 Robert Carswell-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#2 Nelson Welch-(Sr)
P-#16 Chris Gardocki-(Sr/Lefty)
KOS-Gardocki
LS-Long
KR/PR-Horne/Zachary
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GEORGIA TECH 1990's Legends
Playbook-Georgia Tech
Offense-Option Run (Run-53%/Pass-47%)
Defense-3/4

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS-TBD

Team Resources/Videos
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/...mg-history.pdf
http://www.lostlettermen.com/class-r...nal-champions/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-txX4...eature=related 1990 Championship season
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nlhMxx-vfQ Sisson Kick vs. UVA - 1990
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3beLeZTnmKI Emmett "Speed" Merchant

OFFENSE
QB-#10 Shawn Jones-(Sr), #13 Donnie Davis-(Jr), #14 Joe Hamilton-(Jr), #11 George Godsey-(So)
RB-#12 Dorsey Levens-(Sr), #42 Jimy Lincoln-(Sr), #32 Charlie Rodgers-(Jr), C.J. Williams-(Jr), #32 Sean Gregory-(So)
FB-#36 William Bell-(Sr), #35 Joe Burns-(So)
WR-#12 Emmett "Speed" Merchant-(Sr), #3 Bobby Rodriguez-(Sr), Greg Lester-(Sr), #81 Harvey Middleton-(Jr), #85 Charlie Simmons-(Jr), #9 Derrick Steagall-(Jr), 20 Dez White-(So), #6 Kelly Campbell-(So), #9 Kerry Watkins-(Fr), #3 Will Glover-(Fr)
TE-#17 Thomas Covington-(Sr), #84 Will Heller-(Fr)
OT-#70 Mike Mooney-(Sr), #66 Darryl Jenkins-(Sr), #61 Gary Brown-(Sr), #74 Jon Carman-(Jr), #65Chris Brown-(Jr),
OG-#65 Jim Lavin-(Sr), #62 Joe Siffri-(Sr), #77 Brian Bravy-(Jr)
C-#65 Michael Cheever-(Jr), #52 Craig Page-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#58 Greg Gathers-(Jr), #38 Nick Rogers-(Jr), #97 Felipe Claybrooks, #56 Nate Stimson-(Jr), #41 Jesse Tarplin-(Jr)
DT-#92 Coleman Rudolph-(Sr), Jerimiah McClary-(Sr), William Freeman-(Sr), Elliot Fortune-(Jr)
OLB--#95 Marco Coleman-(Sr), #35 Keith Brooking-(Jr), #42 Recardo Wimbush-(Fr)
MLB-#59 Calvin Tiggle-(Sr), #39 Jamal Cox-(Sr), Jerrelle Williams-(Sr), #50 Ron Rogers-(Jr)
CB-#4 Willie Clay-(Sr), #4 Jason Bostic-(Jr), Nathan Perryman-(Jr)
FS-#1 Ken Swilling-(Sr), #28 Nick Ferguson-(Jr), #27 Jeremy Muyres-(Fr)
SS-#42 Lee Flowers-(Jr), #38 Ryan Stewart-(Jr), #26 Travares Tillman-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#9 Scott Sisson-(Sr), #87 Luke Manget-(Fr)
P-# Jason Bender-(Sr), #7 Rodney Williams-(Jr)
LS-Page
KOS-Williams
PR/KR-Rhino/Hill
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VIRGINIA 1990's Legends
Playbook
Offense-Run Balanced-(Run-55%/Pass-45%)
Defense-3/4

IMPACT/ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS-TBD

Team Resources/Videos
http://www.hoosfootball.com/Random_M...9_Offense.html UVa Football's All-Decade Team (1990-1999) Offense
http://www.hoosfootball.com/Random_M...9_Defense.html Defense
http://www.hoosfootball.com/Random_M...ial_Teams.html Special Teams
http://www.hoosfootball.com/Random_M...inal_Cuts.html

[schumj]

I am ecstatic! Can't wait! Curious who you are going with on the O-Line at Nebraska. So many great college players and many who were undervalued. I have a lot of websites, sources from working on my 95, 97, 99 season rosters. So if you are stuck on some info for some teams give me a holler, I may be able to help.

[schumj]

Wow that FSU team is going to be sick. It's crazy that even narrowing it down to a decade some pretty good players get left off due to 69 man limit. Tyrant Marion, Julian Pittman, Pooh Bear Williams, Byron Capers. The top teams are going to be a lot of tough decisions just narrowing down.

How are you doing the classes? Are you just kind of randomly evening them out or like a 90-92 Sr, 93-95 Jr, 96-97 So, 98-99 Fr?
Do you have an idea on how many teams you are going to do. Even some lower level teams had some great players like Jason Taylor at Akron, Urlacher at New Mexico, Larry Izzo and Ndukwe Kalu at Rice, Antowain Smith at Houston. I could keep going. If you can't tell I am excited.