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College Football's Top 50 Wide Receivers of the BCS Era [1]

Who are the greatest wide receivers of the BCS Era?

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Is Oklahoma State's Clint Chelf the Big 12's Best Quarterback for 2013? [28]

Is Clint Chelf the No. 1 quarterback in the Big 12?

The Big 12 should have one of the most wide-open battles at quarterback for first-team all-conference honors in 2013.

TCU’s Casey Pachall is back after a suspension, but he isn’t guaranteed the starting job. Oklahoma’s Blake Bell has a lot of talent and should thrive in his first year as the No. 1 quarterback. However, he has yet to prove he can consistently beat defenses with his arm.

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10 Greatest Oklahoma State Cowboys (since 1967) [31]

Submitted by Braden Gall on Mon, 2013-05-13 06:27

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10. Zac Robinson, QB, 2005-09

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Athlon ranks the 10 greatest Oklahoma State players since 1967.

Robinson was the school’s all-time leader in total offense — before his senior season. So his 12,033 yards are leaps and bounds ahead of current head coach Mike Gundy’s 7,749 yards. His 10,175 passing yards are nearly a full season ahead of Gundy’s 7,997, the former record. His 66 passing touchdowns are a school record. He took over as the starter as a sophomore, and all he did was set a school record for total offense with 3,671 yards (later broken). He led his team to three straight bowl appearances, and he finished with 1,858 yards rushing and 22 rushing TDs to go with his prolific passing numbers. He was 24-13 as the starter in Stillwater.

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9. Brandon Weeden, QB, 2008-2011

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After being the first pick by the New York Yankees in the 2002 MLB Draft, Weeden returned to college to lead Oklahoma State to two of the program’s most storied seasons in history (11-2, 12-1). After a record-setting junior season in 2010, Weeden returned to Stillwater and shattered all of his own single-season school records. He owns the single-season school record for passing yards (4,727), passing touchdowns (37), total offense (4,625), completions (408), attempts (564) and completion percent (72.3%). Weeden also broke his own single-game passing record with Oklahoma State’s only 500-yard effort (502 yards against Kansas State). He finished his career with a 23-3 record as the starter and brought the first Big 12 championship to Pokes fans — it was the school’s first conference title since the 1976 Big Eight crown.

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8. Jason Gildon, DE, 1990-93

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Best known for his 520 tackles and 80.0 sacks for the Steel Curtain Super Bowl defense of the mid-'90s, Gildon is also the career sack master of Stillwater, Okla. His 35.5 career QB sacks are a school record — as were his 16.0 sacks in 1991. He finished his career with 266 career total tackles, landing him in the top 20 of all-time as well. Gildon was a third-round selection by the Steelers in the 1994 NFL Draft. The three-time Pro Bowler played 11 seasons in the league.

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7. Terry Miller, RB, 1974-77

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Miller left Stillwater as the program's all-time leading rusher with 4,581 yards on 848 carries. The two-time All-American has the third-best season in Pokes history with a 1,680-yard performance in 1977. Miller posted back-to-back 1,500-yard seasons, rushing for 1,541 yards and 21 TDs in 1976 — the 21 scores were, at the time, a school record. His 43 rushing scores are good for second all-time in school history. In 1977, Miller finished second only to the great Earl Campbell in the Heisman Trophy voting. Miller was the fifth overall pick in the first round of the 1980 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills.

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6.Justin Blackmon, WR, 2009-2011

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Blackmon burst onto the scene as a sophomore when he set an Oklahoma State record with 1,782 yards receiving (an NCAA record for a sophomore), 20 touchdowns and 111 receptions. He also set an NCAA record with 12 straight games of at least 100 yards and a touchdown. He became the Pokes first-ever Biletnikoff Award winner that year — all while missing a game. He returned to Stillwater in 2011 and broke his own school record for receptions (121) and posted 1,522 yards and 18 more touchdowns as a senior. He was named to his second straight consensus first-team All-American and joined Texas Tech’s Michael Crabtree as the only two-time Biltenikoff Award winners. He ended his career with as the MVP of the Fiesta Bowl — the only BCS bowl win in school history. As part of a team that won 23 games in two years and the program’s first conference championship since 1976, Blackmon is arguably the most productive receiver in program history.

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5. Rashaun Woods, WR, 2000-03

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It is hard to look at an Oklahoma State record book without seeing the name Woods pop up a few hundred times. His 107-catch, 1,695-yard, 17-TD season in 2002 set all three major single-season receiving records (until Justin Blackmon in 2010) for the program. His career numbers of 293 receptions, 4,414 yards and 42 receiving TDs not only set Oklahoma State records but also Big 12 conference benchmarks. His seven receiving TDs against SMU in 2003 are still an NCAA record. Prior to Woods' career in Stillwater, only one Cowboy had ever topped the 200-yard mark receiving even once (Curtis Mayfield, 208). Woods broke that record three separate times with 223-, 226- and 230-yard performances. The talented receiver topped the century mark 20 times in his illustrious Pokes career. Woods was the 31st overall pick in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers.

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4. Russell Okung, OL, 2006-2009

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It took less than a month for the big freshman hog molly to get into the starting lineup. Okung started the final eight games of his first season and was named to the All-Big 12 Freshman team. Upon being moved to the most important position – Zac Robinson’s left tackle – Okung started all 13 games as a sophomore. The line allowed a league-best five sacks in 2007. The big fella finished his junior season with a 34-straight start streak intact after 71 knockdown blocks and all-conference honors. Okung dominated some of the NCAA’s best, holding Von Miller, Sergio Kindle and Greg Middleton without a sack. He was an Outland Trophy finalists (losing to only Ndamukong Suh) and was a consensus All-American. He was also given Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year honors before being selected with the sixth overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft by the Seahawks. Okung started 47 straight games as an Oklahoma State Cowboy.

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3. Leslie O'Neal, DL, 1982-85

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O’Neal simply refused to lose, and his career at Oklahoma State was highlighted by his work ethic and dedication. The three-time all-conference performer set the OSU sack record in 1984 with 14.0 QB sacks. The conference Defensive Player of the Year came one tackle for a loss shy of setting that record as well (17.0 TFL in 1984). In fact, three of the top 11 TFL seasons in school history were posted by O’Neal — 15.0 in 1985 and 15.0 in 1983. He ranks fifth all-time in tackles with 353 total stops, topping the 100-tackle mark in each of his three starting campaigns. He is second all-time to Jason Gildon with 32.0 career sacks — a number that was a school record when he left for the NFL in 1986. The Chargers drafted the Lombardi Award runner-up in the first round, and he was named the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year after 82 tackles and 12.5 sacks. O’Neal was a six-time Pro Bowler and earned Comeback Player of the Year honors after a devastating knee injury.

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2. Thurman Thomas, RB, 1984-87

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A part of the most talented backfield in NCAA history, Thomas is the Cowboys’ all-time leading rusher with 4,595 yards on 898 carries. He topped the 100-yard mark 21 times and tied a school record with 43 career rushing touchdowns (which was broken one year later). The two-time All-American finished seventh in the Heisman voting in 1987 after 1,613 yards and 18 TDs, leading the Pokes to a Sun Bowl win over West Virginia. His No. 34 is one of three Okie State numbers to be retired. Thomas was drafted in the second round of the 1988 NFL Draft by the Bills — a team he helped lead to an unmatched four straight Super Bowls. He was inducted into the NCAA Hall of Fame in 2008.

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1. Barry Sanders, RB, 1986-88

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Arguably the greatest running back to ever carry a football. Sanders' 1988 Heisman Trophy campaign very simply might be the greatest season in the history of college football by any player at any position. Sanders waited patiently behind Thurman Thomas before exploding as a junior — leading the nation in kick return yards in 1987. In his first, and only, year as the starter he rushed for an NCAA-record 2,628 yards and 37 rushing TDs. His 7.6 yards per carry and 238.9 yards per game easily led the nation. His 39 total TDs, 234 points, 3,248 all-purpose yards and five consecutive 200-yard efforts are all also NCAA records. What is more astounding is the fact that his 222 yards and five TDs in three quarters of Holiday Bowl action did not even count towards those totals. Sanders earned the Doak Walker Award in ’88 as well. Sanders is fourth all-time in school history in rushing, only because he left early for the NFL following his Heisman season. His 48 career rushing TDs are a school record. All Sanders did after being selected with the third overall pick in the 1989 NFL Draft by Detroit is rush for 15,269 yards and go to the Pro Bowl in all ten NFL seasons. Had Sanders played a few more years in the NFL, he likely would have become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher.

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5 Greatest Moments in Oklahoma State Cowboys History [34]

Submitted by Braden Gall on Mon, 2013-05-13 06:26

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#5. The 1945 Cotton Bowl

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Halfback Bob Fenimore and ends Neill Armstrong and Glenn Moore lead Oklahoma State to a 47-0 pasting of Oklahoma. It was the worst loss ever endured by the Sooners at that time.

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#4. Barry Sanders Heisman Celebration

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Hours after learning that he had won the Heisman Trophy, Barry Sanders rushed for 332 yards and four TDs in a 45-42 win over Texas Tech in the Coca-Cola Bowl in Tokyo. The performance lifted Sanders’ season total to 2,628 yards, an NCAA record.

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#3. OSU Over Mizzou, 2008

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Third-ranked Missouri held a 17-14 lead late in the third quarter, but Oklahoma State rallied and dumped the Tigers, 28-23, to beat its highest-ranked rival on the road. Zac Robinson threw for 215 yards and two touchdowns, and Kendall Hunter ran for 154 and a score for a win that vaulted OSU into the top 10.

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#2. OSU Over OU, 1965

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Walt Garrison’s 76 yards rushing and one touchdown keyed a 17-16 win over Oklahoma, the first Cowboy victory in Norman in 20 years.

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#1. The Bedlam 2001 Shocker

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Rashaun Woods caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Josh Fields in the fourth quarter to lead the 3-7 Cowboys to a 16-13 win over fourth-ranked Oklahoma in Norman. Oklahoma State’s defense limited the Sooners to just 220 total yards, and kicker Luke Phillips drilled a pair of 52-yard field goals.

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Oklahoma or Texas: Which Team Will Have More Wins in 2013? [50]

Mack Brown enters 2013 squarely on the hot seat.

With uncertainty looming over the top of the Big 12 in 2013, should Texas and Oklahoma still be considered the favorites? Or is it Oklahoma State or TCU? What about Kansas State or Baylor?

All six teams should be in the middle of the Big 12 title picture, but Texas is the biggest wildcard. The Longhorns have the talent to win the league but underachieved last year.

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10 Greatest Oklahoma Sooners (since 1967) [41]

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10. Jammal Brown, OL, 2001-04

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Brown came to Norman as a defensive tackle but after switching to the O-Line as a sophomore, he quickly emerged as — arguably — the best blocker in Sooner history. The two-time All-American paved the way for a record-breaking offense in 2004, winning the Outland Trophy as the nation's best lineman. He did not allow a sack or a QB hurry during that season and led the team with 130 knockdown blocks. He won multiple Big 12 Championships and helped push the Sooners to the BCS National Championship game. Brown was the 13th overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints.

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9. Sam Bradford, QB, 2007-09

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There is little doubt that Bradford is the best quarterback to ever suit up for the Sooners. He owns all three yardage records: single game (468), single-season (4,720) and career (8,403). He owns the single-season (50) and career passing touchdown records (88). He posted the two most effecient seasons in OU passing history in both completion percentage (69.5 percent in 2007, 67.9 percent in 2008) and quarterback rating (180.84 in 2008, 176.53 in 2007). He became only the second underclassman (albeit a redshirt) to even win the Heisman Trophy and led his team to the national championship game against Florida. He also set a NCAA freshman record for touchdown passes with 36. Oh yeah, and he did all this in only two seasons — both of which ended in a Big 12 Championship. Bradford threw only 69 passes his junior season after sustaining an injury that ended his college career. He declared for the NFL Draft and was taken with the No. 1 overall pick by the St. Louis Rams in 2010.

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8. Tony Casillas, DL, 1982-85

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One of the most dominant linemen in OU history helped lead the Sooners back to the promised land when he guided the Sooners win the 1985 National Championship. In 1984, Casillas was a first-team All-American. In 1985, he became the only the second Sooner to win the Lombardi Award given to the nation's best lineman. He also earned his second All-America honor as well as the UPI National Lineman of the Year Award and Big 8 Defensive Player of the Year. Casillas finsihed his career with 213 tackles and 18 sacks and became only the second Hispanic member of the NCAA Football Hall of Fame when he was inducted in 2004.

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7. Steve Owens, RB, 1967-69

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Owens rumbled his way into the Sooner history books as one of the most prolific rushers in school history. He became the second Sooner to win the Heisman Trophy award in 1969 when he rushed for 1,523 yards and 23 touchdowns (still a school record). The previous season, Owens had set the single-season OU rushing mark with 1,649 yards (since broken). His 958 carries are still a school record, and he owns the top seven spots on the single-game carries list, including a record 55 against Oklahoma State in 1969. Owens also set the career rushing touchdown record with 57. Those 57 TDs were a total touchdowns record until 2010 when DeMarco Murray broke it. He topped the 100-yard mark 23 times in his career, won two conference championships and is a member of the NCAA Football Hall of Fame. He was the 19th overall pick in the first round of the 1970 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions.

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6. Roy Williams, S, 1999-01

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One the hardest hitting safeties to ever play the game at any school, Williams helped lead OU back to prominence as a key member of the 2000 National Championship team. As only a sophomore, he started every game and set a Sooner record for tackles for a loss by a defensive back (12). As a junior, "Superman" was immortalized by his flying game-changing tackle of Chris Simms in the Red River Shootout. Williams won the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation's top defensive back and the Nagurski Trophy as the country's top overall defensive player. His 22 pass deflections in 2001 are a Sooner record and his 44 career deflections rank second all-time. Williams was the eighth overall pick 2002 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys.

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5. Keith Jackson, TE, 1984-87

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Arguably the most complete tight end in NCAA history, Jackson played primarily in a wishbone offense yet still averaged over 23 yards per catch for his career and was named an All-American in each of his final two seasons. He helped lead the Sooners to the 1985 National Championship. Oklahoma was 42-5-1 during Jackson's time in Norman, and he finished with 62 catches for 1,407 yards. Jackson was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001 and was later named the OU Offensive Player of the Century. He was the 13th overall pick in the 1988 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles.

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4. Brian Bosworth, LB, 1984-86

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The "Boz" has to be the best linebacker to ever suit up for Oklahoma — despite all of the off-the-field drama. Bosworth, the only two-time winner of the Butkus Award, was at his best in big games. His 413 career tackles rank seventh all-time in school history in only three years of action. The two-time All-American and three-time all-league selection was linked to anabolic steriods but was also an Academic All-American. Bosworth was selected in the first round of the 1987 Supplemental Draft by the Seattle Seahawks.

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3. Billy Sims, RB, 1975-79

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With 4,118 yards, Sims is the Sooners' all-time leading rusher. He also owns the most coveted trophy in all of sports — the Heisman Trophy (1978). Sims set a conference rushing mark with 1,896 yards and led the nation by averaging over 7.0 yards per carry. That year, Sims almost set the single-season OU rushing touchdowns record, but missed by one score with 22 trips to paydirt. However, he tied fellow OU Heisman winner Steve Owens for that very record the next year when he capped his stellar career with a 23-TD season —giving him 45 rushing scores in two seasons. Sims topped the 100-yard mark 20 times and scored 53 total touchdowns in illustrious career. He played very little — 15 carries for 95 yards and two touchdowns — during his freshman season due to injuries, but Sims was still a part of the 1975 National Championship team. He was taken with the No. 1 overall pick of the 1980 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions.

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2. Adrian Peterson, RB, 2004-06

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It didn't take long for Peterson to establish himself as a star. He set an NCAA freshman rushing record with 1,925 yards and led the nation with 339 carries in 2004. Peterson helped lead the Sooners to the National title game and finished second in the Heisman Trophy balloting. Despite missing four games as a sophomore, A.D. still managed to top the 1,200-yard mark. As a junior, Peterson injured his collarbone in a flukey dive into the end zone after a 53-yard touchdown run. Even though he missed big chunks of time over his final two seasons, Peterson still managed to rush for the third highest total in school history with 4,045 yards. He "fell" to the Minnesota Vikings at the seventh overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft.

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1. Lee Roy Selmon, DL, 1972-75

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They don't come much better than Selmon. Playing alongside two of his brothers, Loucious and Dewey, for his first two seasons, Selmon blossomed into a star on the defensive line. By 1974, he was the key cog in one of the most dominant Sooner defenses in history and helped OU to two straight National Championships, in '74 and '75. He claimed the Outland Trophy and the Lombardi Award as the nation's top lineman. He finished his career with over 330 tackles and what would have been a school record 40 sacks (the stat technically did not exist until 1982 and was loosely kept since 1963). The all-time great was drafted by the Tampa Bay Bucs with the No. 1 overall pick in the 1976 NFL Draft.

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#5. The Sooners Win 30 Straight

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Top-ranked Oklahoma used its “fast-break” offense to score three second-half touchdowns and overcome number-three Maryland, 20-6, in the Orange Bowl to claim the national championship. It was the 30th straight win for the Sooners and the second number-one finish in three seasons.

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#4. The 2000 National Championship Season

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After spotting top-ranked Nebraska a 14-0 lead, number-two Oklahoma stormed back to earn a 31-14 win, snapping a seven-game losing streak to the Huskers and ending NU’s 13-game winning string. QB Josh Heupel threw for 300 yards and a touchdown, and linebacker Rocky Calmus registered 17 tackles.

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#3. The 1986 Orange Bowl

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This one was all about the defense. Oklahoma held Penn State to 103 yards rushing and picked off four Nittany Lion passes in a 25-10 Orange Bowl win that secured OU’s sixth national crown. Linebacker Brian Bosworth had 13 tackles, and QB Jamelle Holieway and tight end Keith Jackson connected on a 71-yard TD.

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#2. Uwe's Kick

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The Ohio State crowd was chanting, “Block that kick!” so Sooners kicker Uwe von Schamann decided to play along. After “directing” the cheers, he drilled a 41-yard field goal that gave Oklahoma a dramatic 29-28 win over the Buckeyes.

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#1. Barry's First National Title

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Earlier in the day, top-ranked Ohio State had lost to UCLA in the Rose Bowl, so if the Sooners could knock off Michigan, they would be national champs. Thanks to touchdown runs by Billy Brooks – on an end around – and QB Steve Davis, OU earned a 14-6 victory and its first national crown under Barry Switzer.

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LaDainian Tomlinson vs UTEP, 1999

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Star TCU running back LaDainian Tomlinson became the first runner in I-A history to top the 400-yard mark when he rushed for 406 yards and six touchdowns against UTEP. The record still stands.

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1957 Cotton Bowl

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Syracuse star Jim Brown ran for 132 yards and three TDs, but Jim Swink and the TCU offense traded punches with the Orangemen in a 28-27 Cotton Bowl victory that was decided when Syracuse kicker “Chico” Mendoza missed a PAT after the third ‘Cuse touchdown.

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1941: TCU vs Texas

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Texas Christian visited top-ranked Texas and was tied, 7-7, late in the fourth quarter when the Frogs stopped the Longhorns on a fourth-and-one from the TCU 27. QB Emery Nix then launched a scoring drive that culminated with a 19-yard TD pass to Van Hall that gave the Frogs a 14-7 win.

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1936 Sugar Bowl: TCU vs LSU

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Still stinging from a 20-14 loss to Southern Methodist to end the regular season, TCU rebounded to whip LSU, 3-2, on a sloppy track to win the Sugar Bowl.

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2011 Rose Bowl: TCU vs Wisconsin

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With the Frogs clinging to a 21-19 lead, and 2:00 remaining, linebacker Tank Carder knocked away Scott Tolzien’s two-point conversion pass to preserve TCU’s win over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl and a perfect season. Even though the Horned Frogs lost the time-of-possession battle, 36:35-23:25, they won with a rushing and a passing TD by quarterback Andy Dalton and a strong defensive effort.

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5. UT vs OU, Oct. 11, 2008

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In the highest scoring Red River Rivalry game, No. 5 Texas rallied to beat No. 1 Oklahoma 45-35 thanks to big days from roomates Colt McCoy and Jordan Shipley. McCoy threw for 277 yards and Shipley returned a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown and caught TD from McCoy as Texas erased a 21-10 second-quarter deficit. Texas finished the season 12-1 and ranked No. 3 in the final BCS poll.
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4. UT vs A&M, Nov. 26, 1977

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Earl Campbell tore through Texas A&M for 222 yards and three touchdowns and caught a 60-yard touchdown pass as the Longhorns snapped a two-year losing streak to the Aggies with a 57-28 win. The win lifted No. 1 Texas to 11-0 and Campbell went on to win the Heisman Trophy, one of two the Longhorns have claimed. Texas was upset in the Cotton Bowl by Notre Dame, denying UT a national title.

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3. UT vs OU, Oct. 12, 1963

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On a sweltering 90-degree day at the Cotton Bowl, No. 2 Texas trounced No. 1 Oklahoma 28-7. Tommy Ford, Duke Carlisle and Phil Harris ran for touchdowns and Marv Kristynik's only completion of the day went for a touchdown as the Longhorns moved to No. 1 in the polls en route to an undefeated regular season. Texas went on to beat Roger Staubach and Navy in the Cotton Bowl to win the national championship.

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2. UT vs UA, Dec. 6, 1969

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No. 1 Texas rallied from a 14-0 fourth-quarter deficit to beat No. 2 Arkansas 15-14 en route to the national championship. President Richard Nixon was on hand in Fayetteville to see James Street complete a 44-yard pass to Randy Peschel on fourth down on the game-winning drive. Jim Bertelsen scored the game-tying touchdown and Happy Feller kicked the extra point to complete the dramatic comeback and give Texas its 19th straight win.

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1. The Greatest Game Ever Played

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In a game considered the greatest ever played, Vince Young and Texas overcame No. 1 USC 41-38 to win the national championship. Young ran for the winning touchdown with 19 seconds left on fourth-and-five from the eight-yard line to cap a scintillating Rose Bowl that featured over 1,100 yards, 10 touchdowns and five lead changes. Young rushed for 200 yards, threw for 267 and propelled the Longhorns past unbeaten USC and its two Heisman winners -- Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush.

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10. Bobby Wuensch, OL, 1968-70

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Wuensch was the anchor of a world-class offensive line during the heyday of Texas football. The Longhorns went 30-2-1 with Wuensch in the starting line-up. The consenus All-American led the Longhorns to back-to-back National Championships and was a Captain of the 1970 title team.

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9. Steve McMichael, DE, 1976-79

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“Mongo” McMichael played and contributed all four years while at Texas. The two-time All-American left college as the all-time leading tackler in Longhorn history with 369 stops. He is currently sixth all-time in sacks with 29.5. In 2010, the Lombardi and Outland finalist was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

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8. Brad Shearer, DT, 1974-77

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Arguably the most decorated defensive tackle in Longhorns history, Shearer was a unanimous All-American as a senior. He won the Outland Trophy as the best lineman in the nation and was a finalist for the Lombardi Award as well.

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7. Jerry Sisemore, OL, 1970-72

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Sismore broke into the college game as a regular on the 1970 National Championship team. He went on to claim consensus All-American honors over the next two seasons. His senior season, he helped lead the Horns to their third straight Southwest Conference title, along with the school’s third straight Cotton Bowl berth. Sisemore was inducted into the NCAA Hall of Fame in 2002. Had freshman been allowed to play on the varsity in 1969, Sisemore would have won two national titles and been a conference champion all four seasons in Austin.

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6. Jerry Gray, DB, 1981-84

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This hard-hitting defensive back was a two-time All-American and is third all-time in school history for interceptions in a single season (7) and career (16). As a first-round draft pick in 1985, the four-time Pro Bowler went on to play nine years in the NFL before starting his 14-year NFL coaching career. He recently was hired as the Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator.

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5. Derrick Johnson, LB, 2001-04

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The two-time consensus All-American was a play-making machine during his time on the 40 Acres. Johnson is the Longhorns' third leading tackler of all-time with 458 total tackles. He owns the school record for career tackles for a loss with 65 and single season forced fumbles with nine in 2004. Johnson also claimed the Butkus and Nagurski (Texas' first such winner) Awards in 2004 as the nation’s top linebacker and defender respectively. He ended his career with 10.5 sacks, nine interceptions, 11 forced fumbles and 30 passes broken up.

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4. Colt McCoy, QB, 2005-09

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The appropriately named gunslinger is the winningest quarterback in NCAA history with 45 victories as the starter at Texas. As a freshman, McCoy set a single-season school record for touchdown passes and tied an NCAA freshman record with 29 scoring throws (since broken by Sam Bradford). As the Big 12 Player of the Year his junior season, McCoy reset the Texas passing record book with school marks for career touchdown passes, single-season TD passes, most total TDs and most career passing yards. He also set an NCAA record for efficiency in 2008 by completing 76.7% of his passes. After being left out of the Big 12 title game as a junior, the Texas quarterback led his team to an undefeated regular season and conference title, earning a birth in the national title game against Alabama. Yet, Burnt Orange fans are left to wonder what could have been, as the two-time Big 12 Player of the Year suffered a shoulder injury in the first quarter and never returned to a college football field. The Maxwell, Walter Camp and Davey O’Brien Award winner finished his career with 13,253 passing yards and 112 TDs to go with 1,589 yards rushing and 20 more trips to paydirt.

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3. Ricky Williams, RB, 1995-98

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With his trademark dreadlocks, a rare combination of strength and speed and a flair for the dramatic, Williams left an indelible mark on the University of Texas. As a freshman fullback, he broke Earl Campbell’s freshman school rushing record with 990 yards, claiming Southwest Conference Freshman of the Year honors. He helped Texas to one of the biggest upsets in NCAA history when the Horns beat Nebraska in the inaugural Big 12 title game as well. Williams earned Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year honors and claimed the Doak Walker Trophy as the nation’s top running back after his 1,893-yard, 25-TD junior season. As a senior, Williams ran his way to a Heisman Trophy and became the NCAA’s all-time leading rusher with 6,279 yards (since broken by Ron Dayne). Williams set 21 NCAA records and received the greatest percentage of first-place votes cast in Heisman history. He also became the first two-time winner of the Doak Walker Award in NCAA history. He won the Walter Camp and Maxwell Awards in 1998 as well. The two-time consensus All-American is currently second all-time in NCAA history with 452 points scored and owns 38 Texas school records.

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2. Earl Campbell, RB, 1974-77

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One the single most imposing forces to ever carry a football, Campbell was a two-time conference champion, a consensus All-American, a Davey O’Brien Award winner and the first Longhorn to claim the most coveted trophy in all of sports, the 1977 Heisman. The legendary “Tyler Rose” led the nation in rushing (1,744 yards) and scoring (19 TDs) that season. He left school with a then Texas record 4,443 yards and 41 touchdowns. The NFL Rookie of the Year, All-Pro, Offensive Player of the Year and Hall of Famer is one of the most violent runners in the history of the sport - just ask this Rams defender [85]. Or any of these guys [86] trying to play defense.

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1. Vince Young, QB, 2002-05

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VY is among the greatest players ever seen on a college gridiron. Young was 30-2 as a starter at Texas, became the first player in NCAA history to throw for 3,000 yards and rush for 1,000 in the same year, won the Davey O’Brien Award, was a Heisman Finalist and put on, according to Pete Carroll, “the best performance I’ve ever seen by one player [87]” in the 2005 National Championship win over USC. Young left after his redshirt junior season holding school records for career completion percentage (61.8%), single-game efficiency (85.7%), rushing yards by a QB (3,127), total offense for a career (9,167) and single-game total offense (506). The Big 12 Freshman of the Year (2003) and Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (2005) is one of only four players in history to claim two Rose Bowl MVP trophies. Many believe that had voting for the Heisman taken place after the bowls, Young would have easily beaten out Reggie Bush for the coveted trophy.

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6.Justin Blackmon, WR, 2009-2011

5. Rashaun Woods, WR, 2000-03

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