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Ten best UConn players in the Rent era.

husky10 said:
1. Dan Orvlowski
2. Tyler Lorenzen
3. Casey Cochran
4. Deshon Fox
5-10 ????
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A real list I'd be hard pressed to put together 10 names.

Orlovsky
Lorenzen
Cochran
Frazer
Endres
Whitmer
Shireffs

After that you're digging for 3 more names from the likes of Bones, DJ, Trick shot Johnny, and even Boyle.

Yes that's a serious list.
 
Jimmy Serrano said:
A real list I'd be hard pressed to put together 10 names.

Orlovsky
Lorenzen
Cochran
Frazer
Endres
Whitmer
Shireffs

After that you're digging for 3 more names from the likes of Bones, DJ, Trick shot Johnny, and even Boyle.

Yes that's a serious list.
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Add Shane Stafford to that list...
 
Johnny Mac the trick shot quarterback
 
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UConnDan97 said:
Oh damn. You're right. I'm waxing poetic about my days at UConn, and it just dawned on me that I'm considered old as hell now...
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How about Sean Mulcahy? If he didn't play in the Rent he came pretty close.
 
UConnRock said:
Offense- Left out Andre Dixon, Ryan Griffin, Petrus,
1 Donald Brown
2 Dan Orlovsky
3 Terry Caulley
4Will Beatty
5 Jordan Todman
6 Geremy Davis
7 Noel Thomas
8 Zach Hurd
9 Donald Thomas
10 Anthony Sherman

Defense - much more difficult than offense. Left out Moore, Gratz, several interior linemen, Smallwood, Lutrus, Whitten, and Obi.
1 Tyvon Branch
2 Darius Butler
3 Byron Jones
4 Cody Brown
5 Trevardo Williams
6 Alfred Fincher
7 Danny Lansanah
8 Lawrence Wilson
9 Kendall Reyes
10 Jasper Howard (better than Blidi)
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Good job, Rock. I came here to call out #6 and I'm surprised it took so many posts to finally read someone had beat me to it.
 
Tyler King is another player I thought about. He was an exception defensive end. Broke his leg against Pitt his senior year where probably has an all conference season. Still came back to be Motor City Bowl defensive POG.
 
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Jimmy Serrano said:
A real list I'd be hard pressed to put together 10 names.

Orlovsky
Lorenzen
Cochran
Frazer
Endres
Whitmer
Shireffs

After that you're digging for 3 more names from the likes of Bones, DJ, Trick shot Johnny, and even Boyle.

Yes that's a serious list.
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I would put DJ ahead of the best of the rest just because of the Pitt OT game as that is a moment I still think about a few times a year.
 
Running backs top ten

1: Caulley was just that good before he got hurt. He was Darren Sproles before Darren Sproles.
2: Brown who was a power back who had breakaway speed and rushed for over 2000 yards in a year
3: Todman who showed that UConn was a great place for running backs
4: Dixon who was the ying to the yang of Donald Brown
5: Cornell Brockington had two decent years and one very good year
6: Arkeel Newsome who has been solid through his three years is due for a breakout and could end up in the top 3 or 4 when all is said and done
7: Lyle McCombs who was solid but left after his junior year and had over 2600 yards during his time at UConn
8: Robbie Frey
9: Tyler Lorenzen
10: Chris Bellemy
 
uconnbill said:
Running backs top ten

1: Caulley was just that good before he got hurt. He was Darren Sproles before Darren Sproles.
2: Brown who was a power back who had breakaway speed and rushed for over 2000 yards in a year
3: Todman who showed that UConn was a great place for running backs
4: Dixon who was the ying to the yang of Donald Brown
5: Cornell Brockington had two decent years and one very good year
6: Arkeel Newsome who has been solid through his three years is due for a breakout and could end up in the top 3 or 4 when all is said and done
7: Lyle McCombs who was solid but left after his junior year and had over 2600 yards during his time at UConn
8: Robbie Frey
9: Tyler Lorenzen
10: Chris Bellemy
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Sherman. Anderson? Cmon man
 
Todman has to be in and no way does Smallwood get in over Sio. Hard task cutting it to 10 overall.
 
Skiblets said:
Sherman. Anderson? Cmon man
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I went with just running backs and a running quarterback who couldn't throw his last year.

I would put Sherman ninth and Anderson 10th if you want to add fullbacks
 
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uconnbill said:
I went with just running backs and a running quarterback who couldn't throw his last year.

I would put Sherman ninth and Anderson 10th if you want to add fullbacks
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Both had NFL careers. Don't h see stand the live for McConbs at all. All good though. Good preseason message board banter
 
uconnbill said:
Running backs top ten

7: Lyle McCombs who was solid but left after his junior year and had over 2600 yards during his time at UConn
8: Robbie Frey
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I think that makes you and HCPP as the only folks that had Frey over McCombs.
 
Waquoit said:
I think that makes you and HCPP as the only folks that had Frey over McCombs.
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I had McCombs over Frey, did you respond to the wrong person?
 
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uconnbill said:
Running backs top ten

1: Caulley was just that good before he got hurt. He was Darren Sproles before Darren Sproles.
2: Brown who was a power back who had breakaway speed and rushed for over 2000 yards in a year
3: Todman who showed that UConn was a great place for running backs
4: Dixon who was the ying to the yang of Donald Brown
5: Cornell Brockington had two decent years and one very good year
6: Arkeel Newsome who has been solid through his three years is due for a breakout and could end up in the top 3 or 4 when all is said and done
7: Lyle McCombs who was solid but left after his junior year and had over 2600 yards during his time at UConn
8: Robbie Frey
9: Tyler Lorenzen
10: Chris Bellemy
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Matt Lawrence was a better player than the bottom four on that list.
 
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