If you took the best players….

[vol94]

That 92 Bama defense was one do the best I’ve ever seen. Jay Barker was an avg @ best QB but nobody could score on that D.

I think their opponents averaged about 9.5 points per game. And, most of the points they gave up some games were vs. 2nd team players.

 

[DaddyChad]

I couldn’t figure anyone that would beat Miami.

Sapp, Kennedy, Jerome Brown dline

Lewis, Barron, Dan Morgan Lbers

Rolle, Taylor, Reed DBs

I’m sure I’m forgetting some studs on the defensive side as well.

 

[MT_Vol]

Who is at QB for bama?

Joe Namath, Bart Starr, Ken Stabler...

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

What's so funny? How many NFL titles did he win with the Packers?

Look at his stats.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Joe Namath, Bart Starr, Ken Stabler...

Namath? He was a joke.

 

[busper]

We're somewhere in the top ten

give t rob at qb

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Look at his stats.

I did. That's my point. Assigning greatness to stats would make Andre Ware and David Klingler all time greats. Multiple championships are stat above all others. WTF? My God, Man, the Packers ran the ball most of the time. When passing plays HAD to be made in pressure situations, he made them. You probably don't think Brady is a little higher, just a little, than Peyton, right?

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Namath? He was a joke.

Maybe, but he's in the HOF. He brashly predicted a victory in SB III and backed it up. He was a prolific passer with extraordinary arm talent and accuracy

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Namath? He was a joke.

Maybe, but he's in the HOF. He brashly predicted a victory in SB III and backed it up. He was a prolific passer with extraordinary arm talent and accuracy

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Namath? He was a joke.

Maybe, but he's in the HOF. He brashly predicted a victory in SB III and backed it up. He was a prolific passer with extraordinary arm talent and accuracy

 

[ZZ13]

Maybe, but he's in the HOF. He brashly predicted a victory in SB III and backed it up. He was a prolific passer with extraordinary arm talent and accuracy

He's in the Hall of Fame because of his Broadway Joe brand. His stats are pretty crappy relative to HOF expectations.

 

[EZE]

This would be a great variation for a video game.

 

[Madscientistvol]

A list like this makes me also wonder what some guys would be like from long ago with modern sports training and health medicine. I want to see Doug Atkins in a modern program with modern strength training.

 

[livefaith]

Great players. But I'd take last years UTC Mocs with 11 players that would beat them.

 

[Carl Pickens]

Pretty sure Alabama with just Saban players would beat Tennessee's all-time team honestly.

 

[utvols74]

Miami, USC, and Notre Dame would probably have the best teams.

Notre Dame would have Montana throwing to Tim Brown, Michael Floyd, Golden Tate, Will Fuller, etc. and handing off to Jereme Bettis or Ricky Watters. And a ton of All Pro TEs. Plenty of great defenders too.

USC would have Carson Palmer, Marcus Allen, OJ, Bush, White, Swann, Steve Smith, an incredible OLine with Matthews, Munoz, etc…then on D, Lott, Seau…on and on…

Miami is similar.

What about Montana throwing to "Rocket" Ismael? Dude was scary fast and I saw him play in Neyland in one of the best games ever even though UT lost at the very end.

 

[207 others]

Hard to beat a stacked mountaineers

 

[#1HomeGrownUTVOL]

Miami, USC, and Notre Dame would probably have the best teams.

Notre Dame would have Montana throwing to Tim Brown, Michael Floyd, Golden Tate, Will Fuller, etc. and handing off to Jereme Bettis or Ricky Watters. And a ton of All Pro TEs. Plenty of great defenders too.

USC would have Carson Palmer, Marcus Allen, OJ, Bush, White, Swann, Steve Smith, an incredible OLine with Matthews, Munoz, etc…then on D, Lott, Seau…on and on…

Miami is similar.

Don’t forget Troy Polamalu at USC also.

 

[vegasvolfan]

Of all time from each school and make them your All time team could any college beat TN?

QB Peyton Manning

DE Reggie White

RB Jamal Lewis

Safety Eric Berry

TE Jason Witten

LB Al Wilson

CB Terry McDaniel

Just to name a few.

Not many teams would compete.

I dunno, but looked this up, and it's pretty pathetic:

Colleges with most NFL HOFs:

Notre Dame (14)
Southern California (14)
Michigan (11)
Ohio State (10)
Pittsburgh (10)
Miami - Florida (9)
Alabama (8)
Syracuse (8)
Minnesota (7)
Illinois (6)
....
Tennessee (3)