All-University Team

Discussion in 'Other Sports' started by whirlwind, Jan 6, 2003.

  1. whirlwind

    whirlwind New Member

    Apr 4, 2000
    Plymouth, MI, USA
    For either the college you attended, or your favorite, how many players went on to be decent pros in whatever sport? Can you make a team out of your alumni now in the pros?

    For example...

    Michigan

    Football
    QB: Tom Brady (New England), Brian Griese (Denver)
    RB: Tyrone Wheatley (Oakland), Anthony Thomas (Chicago)
    WR: Amani Toomer (NY Giants), Tai Streets (San Francisco), David Terrell (Chicago), Marquise Walker (Tampa)
    TE: Jay Riemersma (Buffalo), Jerame Tuman (Pittsburgh)
    OL: Jon Runyan (Philly), Jeff Backus (Detroit), Jumbo Elliott (NY Jets), Steve Hutchinson (Seattle), Jon Jansen (Washington), Mo Williams (Jacksonville)
    K: Jay Feely (Atlanta), Hayden Epstein (Minnesota)
    KR: Desmond Howard (Detroit)

    DL: James Hall (Detroit), Josh Williams (Indy), Glen Steele (Cinci)
    LB: Ian Gold (Denver), Larry Foote (Pittsburgh), Dhani Jones (NY Giants), Sam Sword (Oakland)
    DB: Charles Woodson (Oakland), Ty Law (New England)

    Basketball
    G: Jalen Rose, Chicago
    G: Jamal Crawford, Chicago
    F: Glen Rice, Houston
    F: Chris Webber, Sacramento
    C: Juwan Howard, Denver

    Hockey
    G: Marty Turco, Dallas; Steve Shields, Boston
    D: Aaron Ward, Carolina; Chris Tamer, Atlanta; Jeff Jillson, San Jose; Mike Van Ryn, St. Louis; Jeff Norton, Boston
    C: Brendan Morrison, Vancouver
    F: John Madden, New Jersey; Mike Comrie, Edmonton; Bill Muckalt, Ottawa; Blake Sloan, Calgary
     
  2. isaac101

    isaac101 New Member

    Mar 1, 2001
    Bethesda, MD
    I'll play along for the NFL, since I was talking about this with someone yesterday.

    Syracuse University

    QB: Donovan McNabb (Philadelphia)
    RB: Rob Konrad (Miami) James Mungro (Indy), Dee Brown (Carolina)
    WR: Marvin Harrison (Indy), Qadry Ismail (Indy), Kevin Johnson (Cleveland),
    TE: Roland Williams (Oakland)
    OL: Melvin Tuten (Carolina), Dave Wohlabaugh (Cleveland)
    K: Gary Anderson (Minnesota), Olindo Mare (Miami)

    DL: Dwight Freeney (Indy), Rob Burnett (Miami), Eric Downing (KC)
    LB: Keith Bulluck (Tennessee), Morlon Greenwood (Miami), Kevin Mitchell (Washington)
    DB: Will Allen (Giants), Donovan Darius (Jacksonville), Tebucky Jones (New England)

    Not enough on the offensive line, but a pretty good team.
     
  3. QPR Kevin H

    QPR Kevin H BigSoccer Supporter

    May 23, 2001
    Silver Spring, MD
    Club:
    Queens Park Rangers FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Ireland Republic
    Xavier:
    PG - Michael Hawkins
    SG - Byron Larkin
    SF - James Posey
    PF - David West
    F/C - Brian Grant

    Not too bad for a school of 3,500. And thats leaving out Aaron Williams (NBA), Derek Strong (NBA), Tyrone Hill (NBA), Romain Sato, Lenny Brown and some old schoolers.
     
  4. whirlwind

    whirlwind New Member

    Apr 4, 2000
    Plymouth, MI, USA

    That's one heck of a set of WRs.
     
  5. amerifolklegend

    Jul 21, 1999
    Oakley, America
    My religious beliefs prevented me from attending college for more than a year so I guess I'll have to use my High School instead.

    Basketball:

    Gary Grant
    Michael Hawkins
    Eric Snow
    Phil Hubbard
    Jerome Jackson
    Nick Weatherspoon
    Bryant Bowden
    Wendall Early
    Ronnie Stokes
    Keith McLeod


    Football:
    Marion Motley
    Percey Snow
    Michael Doss
    Wayne Fontes
    Dean Brown
    Jamar Martin


    (edited to say that Marion Motley didn't actually go there twice. :D )
     
  6. fidlerre

    fidlerre Member+

    Oct 10, 2000
    Central Ohio
    Ohio State

    Basketball:

    G: michael redd <milwaukee>
    G: jim jackson <sacremento>
    C: ken johnson <miami>
    F: lawrence funderburke <sacremento>
    F: umm, nobody...

    Football:

    QB: kent graham <jacksonville>
    RB: eddie george <tennessee> & jonathon wells <houston>
    WR: chris carter <miami>, joey galloway <dallas> & terry glenn <green bay>
    TE: rickey dudley <tampa bay>
    OL: orlando pace <st louis>

    LB: mike vrabel <new england> & na'il diggs <green bay>
    DB: antoine winfield <buffalo>, shawn springs <seattle>, nate clements <buffalo> & ahmed plummer <san francisco>
    P: tom tupa <tampa bay>
     
  7. Foosinho

    Foosinho New Member

    Jan 11, 1999
    New Albany, OH
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    I dunno how recent we are keeping this, because there are some awesome OSU players from a ways back...

    I'd slide Jerry Lucas in at the other forward slot. And we haven't even gotten to John Havlicek (F), Dennis Hopson (G), Bill Hosket (F), Clark Kellog (F), Herb Williams (C), and Gary Bradds (F). Brad Sellars was also an OSU alum.

    Ditto for these guys... there are some excellent players from further back.

    OL: John Hicks (won Outland and Lombardi trophies in 1973, finished 2nd in the Heisman - splitting the "OSU vote" with Griffin and Gradishar, who finished 5th and 6th). Pro career cut short by injury.
    OL: Jim Stillwagon (1970 Outland and Lombardi winner - first time a player won both). Drafted by Green Bay; chose to play CFL instead.
    OL: Jim Parker (1956 Outland). Drafted by the Colts, perennial all-pro pick.
    OL: Bill Willis, 1943-44 All-American. First black starter in pro football (played for the Browns).
    OL: Jim Lachey
    QB: OSU has a put a rediculous number of quarterbacks into the NFL, but Hoying was probably the best.
    FB: Pete Johnson
    RB: Chic Harley (except I think he played before there even was pro ball... but probably the best RB ever at OSU)
    RB: Keith Byers
    RB: Robert Smith
    TE: John Frank (two Super Bowl rings with San Francisco)
    WR: Terry Glenn, David Boston, Joey Galloway, Cris Carter, Paul Warfield

    LB: Chris Spielman, Pepper Johnson, Randy Gradishar, Tom Cousineau
    Safety: Jack Tatum, Vic Janowicz
    CB: see list above
    P: Tupa, soon to be Groom, Vic Janowicz
    K: Tom Skladany, Vic Janowicz

    Actually, this is an interesting list: http://www.athlonsports.com/article/1113
     
  8. fidlerre

    fidlerre Member+

    Oct 10, 2000
    Central Ohio
    yea i was going to include all those guys but this was a 'current' list which kinda limits it...but yea, over time ohio state has produced some of the best...
     
  9. CrewDust

    CrewDust Member

    May 6, 1999
    Columbus, Ohio
    Club:
    Columbus Crew
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Best OSU Offensive lineman may have been the late Korey Stringer.

    By the way QB Mike Tomazak.
     

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