LSU All-Time team

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  1. BostonBengal

    BostonBengal Founding Member

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    Just want to have a little fun here. Wanted to know how my opinion of past Tiger greats stack up to the rest of you. I'll list 1st and 2nd team "All-LSU".

    FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
    Wide Receiver:
    Josh Reed, All-American 2001 BiletnAward '01
    Wendell Davis, All-American '86 & '87
    Eric Martin, All-American '83

    Tight End:
    David LaFleur, All-American '96

    Quarterback
    Bert Jones, All-American '72

    Running Back
    Billy Cannon, All-American '58 & '59, Heisman '59
    Kevin Faulk, All-American '96 (LSU career rushing record holder)

    Full Back
    Jimmy Taylor, All-American '57, Pro-football HOF '76

    Tackles
    Fred Miller, All-American '62, All-Pro with the Colts
    Lance Smith, All-American '84

    Guards
    Alan Faneca, All-American '97, Outland Finalist
    Steven Peterman, All-American '03

    Center
    Ben Wilkerson, All-American '04, Rimington Award winner '04

    Kicker
    David Browndyke, All-SEC '87, '88 & '89

    FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
    Defensive Tackles
    Anthony McFarland, All-American '98 (4-year starter for LSU)
    Chad Lavalais, All-American '03, Nagurski and Outland Finalist '03

    Defensive End
    Marcus Spears, All-American '04, 2-time All-SEC 1st team ('03 & '04)
    Roland Barbay, 2-time All-SEC 1st team ('85 & '86)

    Linebackers
    Warren Capone, All-American '72 & '73
    Albert Richardson, All-American '82 (single-game and career record holder for tackles)
    Michael Brooks, All-American '85 (named AA in Jr. season, but knee injury kept him from back-to-back AA teams)

    Safeties
    Tommy Casanova, All-American '69, '70 & '71
    Greg Jackson, All-American '88

    Corner Backs
    Corey Webster, All-American '03
    James Britt, All-American '82
    Mike Williams, All-American '74

    Returner
    Kevin Faulk

    Punter
    Chad Kessler, All-American '97

    Second-Team All-LSU Offense
    Wide Recievers
    Doug Moreau, All-American '65
    Michael Clayton, All-SEC '02
    Tony Moss, All-SEC '88 & '89 ranks 5th in total rec. yards with 2,196 and added 16 TD's

    Running Backs
    Charles Alexander, All-American '77 & '78
    Jerry Stovall, All-American '62, Heisman Runner-up '62

    Quarterback
    Tommy Hodson, All-SEC '88 & '89 record holder for school's career passing yards

    Tight End
    Brian Kinchen, All-SEC '87

    Tackles
    Sid Fournet, All-American '54
    George Rice, All-American '65

    Guards
    Roy "Moonie" Wilson, All-American '61
    Tyler Lafauci, All-American '73

    Center
    Nacho Albergamo, All-American '87

    Kicker
    Andre LaFleur, ranks 3rd on LSU's all-time list for FG % (37 of 50)

    2nd team All-LSU Defense
    Defensive Tackles
    Ronnie Estay, All-American '71
    Marc Bouttee, All-SEC '90 & '91

    Defensive Ends
    Jarvis Green, All-SEC '01
    Gabe Northern, All-SEC '94 & '95

    Linebackers
    Bradie James, All-American '02
    Mike Anderson, All-American '70
    Ron Sancho, All-SEC '87 & '88

    Safeties
    Chris Williams, All-SEC '78, '79 & '80
    Mark Roman, All-SEC '98

    Corner Backs
    Cedric Donaldson, All-SEC '97
    Denard Walker

    Punter
    Donnie Jones, All-SEC '02

    Returner
    Domanick Davis
     
  2. tigerjeffrey

    tigerjeffrey Founding Member

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    Good list. As w/ any "all-time" lists, deserving players are omitted. How about Andy Hamilton, Ken Kavanaugh (WR), Brad Boyd (TE), Juan Betanzos (PK), Ray Coates (P), Henry Thomas, AJ Duhe (DL), YA Tittle (QB), Dalton Hilliard, Terry Robiskie, Steve Van Buren, Doc Fenton (RB), Eric Hill, Rydell Melancon, Toby Caston (LB)?
     
  3. DallasLSU

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    Laron LAndry will be on that list before he leaves LSU...
     
  4. Bengal B

    Bengal B Founding Member

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    Good list but I gotta put Eric Andolsek on the 1st team and Dalton Hilliard belongs in there somewhere.
     
  5. LSUsupaFan

    LSUsupaFan Founding Member

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    Good list I didn't notice Stoval and Alexander on the second team. Rohan may be desrving of a spot.
     
  6. Tigerbait..

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    What about Travis Daniels? He argueably had as good as a year as C Webb during there National Championship run.
     
  7. BostonBengal

    BostonBengal Founding Member

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    Stoval and Alexander are on my 2nd-team list.
     
  8. BostonBengal

    BostonBengal Founding Member

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    All great names. Trust me, most of those crossed my mind. I just limited my selections to:

    1. All-Americans get top consideration
    2. Multiple All-SEC selection picks got the nod over those without

    I agree, wholeheartedly, that the above players, at the least, be considered "Honorable Mention" (on my list anyways).
     
  9. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    We've done this before and most of the young guys pick players they have seen in the last five years. That is understandable, but an all-time team must include the stars of yesteryear, many of who were all-americans and hall-of-famers. Rohan, Toefield, and Domanick Davis were studs, but they just can't match the accomplishments of the men on this list.

    Red's all-time team, 3 deep:

    QB -- Y.A. Tittle, Bert Jones, Tommy Hodson
    RB -- Charles Alexander, Jimmy Taylor, Kevin Faulk
    RB -- Billy Cannon, Dalton Hilliard, Steve Van Buren
    WR -- Josh Reed, Wendell Davis, Michael Clayton
    WR -- Ken Kavanaugh, Eric Martin, Andy Hamilton
    OT -- Robert Dugas, Louis Williams, Ralph Norwood
    OG -- Eric Andolsek, Tyler Lafauci, Mike Demarie
    C -- Kevin Mawae, Nacho Albergamo, Moonie Winston
    OG -- Alan Faneca, Bo Strange, Remi Prudhomme
    OT -- Lance Smith, George Rice, Chuck Wiley
    TE -- Gaynell Tinsley, David Lafleur, Brian Kinchen

    DE -- A.J. Duhe, Karl Wilson, Billy Truax
    DT -- Leonard Marshall, Chad Lavalais, Ramsey Dardar
    DT -- Anthony McFarland, Henry Thomas, Ronnie Estay
    DE -- Dan Alexander, Ken Bordelon, Gabe Northern
    OLB -- Michael Brooks, Lyman White, Eric Hill
    ILB -- Mike Anderson, Warren Capone, Toby Caston
    OLB -- Brady James, Lew Sibley, Albert Richardson
    CB -- Tommy Casanova, Willie Teal, Greg Jackson
    SS -- Jerry Stovall, James Britt, Liffort Hobley
    FS -- Mike Williams, Eugene Daniel, Jeffrey Dale
    CB -- Clinton Burell, Chris Williams, Marcus Quinn

    K -- David Browndyke, Juan Betanzos, John Corbello
    P -- Chad Kessler, Tommy Davis, Matt DeFrank
     
  10. KTeamLSU

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    Casanova and MacFarland ? both 4 time all americans right ?
     

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