To follow the all MSU baseball team, the all MSU football team

[Tbonewannabe]

RB Depth Chart is loaded.

JJ Johnson
Shorty Mc Williams
Michael Davis
Jerious Norwood
Anthony Dixon
Michael Haddix

It completely depends on if you are comparing the player with their playing days or if you are creating a team with that person as a player to compete in today's game. As far as explosive plays, Norwood would be #1 on that list. As far as total RB then I would give the nod to either JJ Johnson or Anthony Dixon.

I can't really base any opinion on Shorty McWilliams but he is our highest finisher in the Heisman voting. Dixon did lead the SEC in rushing the year that Mark Ingram won it.

[Political Hack]

RB Depth Chart is loaded.

JJ Johnson
Shorty Mc Williams
Michael Davis
Jerious Norwood
Anthony Dixon
Michael Haddix

Norwood put up numbers playing tackle the man with the football. The others had something that resembled an OL.

I'd have JJ and Norwood as the top 2 RBs.

Those two running behind Hull, Jackson, Thomas, Pork Chop, and Sherrod would work well. Occasional bootleg by Dak. Back shoulder 9 to Moulds. Reggie Kelly at TE.

[Michael Milken]

It completely depends on if you are comparing the player with their playing days or if you are creating a team with that person as a player to compete in today's game. As far as explosive plays, Norwood would be #1 on that list. As far as total RB then I would give the nod to either JJ Johnson or Anthony Dixon.

I can't really base any opinion on Shorty McWilliams but he is our highest finisher in the Heisman voting. Dixon did lead the SEC in rushing the year that Mark Ingram won it.

True.

Norwood was limited due to being the offense for us, and everyone knew it.

Similarly, I'd like to see Don Smith running Hack's bootleg play below.

[NCDawg]

Jackie Parker was probably State's greatest football player, or at least among the top. He led the SEC in scoring-played defense, punt returner, punted, kicked extra points and FG's. Also, played SS on the baseball team.. He played in Canada after graduation and was voted Canadian football player MVP several years. He went to Canada because of Darryl Royal.

[Michael Milken]

Jackie Parker was probably State's greatest football player, or at least among the top. He led the SEC in scoring-played defense, punt returner, punted, kicked extra points and FG's. Also, played SS on the baseball team.. He played in Canada after graduation and was voted Canadian football player MVP several years. He went to Canada because of Darryl Royal.

Between Parker and Dak for qb.

And Parker made my all MSU baseball team also.

[Tbonewannabe]

Jackie Parker was probably State's greatest football player, or at least among the top. He led the SEC in scoring-played defense, punt returner, punted, kicked extra points and FG's. Also, played SS on the baseball team.. He played in Canada after graduation and was voted Canadian football player MVP several years. He went to Canada because of Darryl Royal.

Jackie Parker was also selected to the all Decade team or something like that in the CFL. And he went to MSU instead of UT because he was married and UT had a policy of no married players.

[Goldendawg]

David Stewart

Stewart was relentless with a mean streak to boot. I remember a running play on about our 20. He locked onto his man and didn't let up until he put him in the shrubs behind our bench. He got an unnecessary roughness flag, but he was a hard-nosed player who was a joy to watch. Think he drove around campus in a beat up pickup while at State.

[Goldendawg]

Jackie Parker was probably State's greatest football player, or at least among the top. He led the SEC in scoring-played defense, punt returner, punted, kicked extra points and FG's. Also, played SS on the baseball team.. He played in Canada after graduation and was voted Canadian football player MVP several years. He went to Canada because of Darryl Royal.

My late SuperDawg Dad said that Jackie Parker was the best FB player he ever saw and he saw hundreds of MSU games, good and bad. Still miss him at the games. Hail State!