Best College RB post Reggie Bush and AP? (Poll)

[alpo]

Lmao take that up wit Jimbo!

He said it I quoted it ..

I saw him play live at the Spring game..

Not as fast or hit holes like dalvin .. but he has great upside ...

But yea u were NOT Specific wit your responses sir lmao

Great upside?? Lol

 

[Archangel]

Good list OP

Hard choice but going with DC

 

[RammerJammer]

Good list OP

Hard choice but going with DC

Thanks, it was so many other RBs I could've listed but I could only do 15

 

[smitty22]

Gimme Fournette. That dude straight up made everybody (except Bama) look like bytches, ran through everybody on plays you knew were coming just like AD, and he's not even that big. Did all that while playing the biggest dummy on the planet for the most part.

Originally picked Mcfadden

Give me Zeke, he made everybody including Bama look like bytches

 

[Silkk]

Give me Zeke, he made everybody including Bama look like bytches

Wouldn't have if Les Miles was his coach.

Also didn't come in as a freshman doing the things #7 or AD did.

 

[RammerJammer]

Give me Zeke, he made everybody including Bama look like bytches

This era of RBs is just

 

[Remote]

I dunno.
If Marcus Lattimore never had those injuries...

 

[str8up]

Tevin Coleman

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

too much focus on the big schools.

chris Johnson, donnell pumphrey & garrett wolfe deserve to be on the poll.

and before anybody brings up the lesser competition, chris Johnson went on and instantly became arguably the best back in the NFL.

 

[smitty22]

This era of RBs is just

Era making the rb relevant again in the nfl

 

[smitty22]

Wouldn't have if Les Miles was his coach.

Also didn't come in as a freshman doing the things #7 or AD did.

#7 didn't come in with a Carlos Hyde in front of him either

 

[Konnan]

Imagine if Gurley never got suspended and then injured

 

[CarltonJunior]

Cook was the most consistent and has the numbers to back it up.

Gurley and Fournette were the most dominant at their peaks but both injury prone.

 

[Silkk]

#7 didn't come in with a Carlos Hyde in front of him either

Didn't matter who was in front of #7, he was taking that spot.

I don't like trying to discredit Zeke though, he is really great and showed that this year. I just think Fournette is better considering what he had to overcome, Les Miles' playcalling

 

[RammerJammer]

Tevin Coleman

Dope af