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Message: [QUOTE="boog204, post: 5293841, member: 880"] I think the gold standard is some of those Miami teams. You have Hall of Fame-caliber players as backups to other Hall of Fame-caliber players. The 01 team's stat about the offensive TD is mindboggling. Just googled. That 01 team had 38 players drafted in total, and its three running backs are 3rd (Gore), 33rd (Portis), and 43rd (MaGahee) in rushing yards in NFL history. The fourth string RB was Walter Payton's son, and even he was briefly a starter in the NFL. The Kentucky team that was undefeated before losing to Wisconsin was easily one of the most dominant teams I'd ever seen. They had nine future NBA draft picks and Marcus Lee, who was a top-20 recruit. The beatdown they put on Kansas early in the year was crazy. I was shocked that they lost to Kaminski and Wisc. There was a 'Bama team recently that had three first round picks in their QB depth chart and four future NFL picks at RB backing up Henry. [/QUOTE]