Your All-90's College Football Team

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Post yours here, shout out to T. Dot for sparking this idea.

First Team

QB Peyton Manning, Tennessee
RB Ricky Williams, Texas
RB Ron Dayne, Wisconsin
WR Randy Moss, Marshall
WR Keyshawn Johnson, USC
TE Bubba Franks, Miami
OL Orlando Pace, Ohio State
OL Jonathan Ogden, UCLA
OL Alan Faneca, LSU
OL Tony Boselli, USC
OL Flozell Adams, Michigan St.


DL Jevon Kearse, Florida
DL Corey Simon, Florida St.
DL Simeon Rice, Illinois
DL Peter Boulware, Florida St.
LB LaVar Arrington, Penn St.
LB Chris Claiborne, USC
LB Ray Lewis, Miami
DB Charles Woodson, Michigan
DB Champ Bailey, Georgia
DB Shawn Springs, Ohio State
DB Chris McAlister, Arizona


Second Team

QB Michael Vick, Virginia Tech
RB Eddie George, Ohio State
RB Lawrence Phillips, Nebraska
WR Trevor Insley, Nevada
WR Peter Warrick, Florida St.
TE Jerame Tuman, Michigan
OL Jeff Backus, Michigan
OL Chris Naole, Colorado
OL Steve Hutchinson, Michigan
OL Jumbo Elliott, Michigan
OL Walter Jones, Florida St.

DL Andre Wadsworth, Florida St.
DL Kevin Carter, Florida
DL Booger McFarland, LSU
DL Marcus Stroud, Georgia
LB Derrick Brooks, Florida St.
LB Takeo Spikes, Auburn
LB Keith Bulluck, Syracuse
DB Dre' Bly, North Carolina
DB Samari Rolle, Florida St.
DB Antoine Winfield, Ohio State
DB Donovin Darius, Syracuse

[Sharkweather]

No Tommie Frazier?

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LaVar motherfucking Arrington.

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No Shaun Alexander?

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No Tommie Frazier?

When I think of 90s college QBs, I think of Peyton Manning. I should have Frazier ahead of Vick though, didn't even think of him. I also could have included Tim Couch but Vick is my choice just for the sheer excitement and buzz he brought to his team and university, which pretty much propelled them into elite college football for years to come.

No Shaun Alexander?

Over the other guys on this list, no. Ricky, Dayne and George are pretty much undeniable. That leaves only one RB spot up for grabs, and I went with Lawrence Phillips because he was one of the the most game breaking backs college football has ever seen. Alexander would be first team All-90s SEC but hardpressed to get on this list with 2 career yardage record-setters and a Heisman winner.

[FirstTimer]

When I think of 90s college QBs, I think of Peyton Manning. I should have Frazier ahead of Vick though, didn't even think of him. I also could have included Tim Couch but Vick is my choice just for the sheer excitement and buzz he brought to his team and university, which pretty much propelled them into elite college football for years to come.

Tommie Frazier IMO was a better college QB than both Manning and Vick.

Surprised to not see a Rocket Ismail mention yet put his college career was tough to place in this group because he played from 88-90 so what decade do you stick him in?

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Tommie Frazier IMO was a better college QB than both Manning and Vick.

Surprised to not see a Rocket Ismail mention yet put his college career was tough to place in this group because he played from 88-90 so what decade do you stick him in?

Yeah, I'd consider him an 80s guy. I think you would have to play 2 years within a certain decade to be considered. You may be right about Frazier, but being 8 years old at the time I was underexposed to him.

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Yeah, I'd consider him an 80s guy. I think you would have to play 2 years within a certain decade to be considered. You may be right about Frazier, but being 8 years old at the time I was underexposed to him.

I would agree on the Ismail stuff but then how do you put him on the 80's team because 90 was arguably his best season(All American, 2nd in Heisman voting) Just an odd player to try and list.

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QB Tommie Frazier, Nebraska
RB Ricky Williams, Texas
FB Mike Alstott, Purdue
WR Randy Moss, Marshall
WR Peter Warrick, Florida State
TE Bubba Franks, Miami
OL Orlando Pace, Ohio State
OL Jonathan Ogden, UCLA
OL Chris Samuels, Alabama
OL Tony Boselli, USC
OL Walter Jones, Florida State

DE Peter Boulware, Florida State
DT Russell Maryland, Miami
DT Warren Sapp, Miami
DE Courtney Brown, Penn State
LB Marvin Jones, Florida State
LB Dat Nguyen, Texas A&M
LB Lavar Arrington, Penn State
DB Champ Bailey, Georgia
DB Charles Woodson, Michigan
DB Terrell Buckley, Florida State
DB Shawn Springs, Ohio State

K - Martin Gramatica, Kansas State
P - Shane Lechler, Texas A&M

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QB Tommie Frazier, Nebraska
RB Ricky Williams, Texas
FB Mike Alstott, Purdue
WR Randy Moss, Marshall
WR Peter Warrick, Florida State
TE Bubba Franks, Miami
OL Orlando Pace, Ohio State
OL Jonathan Ogden, UCLA
OL Chris Samuels, Alabama
OL Tony Boselli, USC
OL Walter Jones, Florida State

DE Peter Boulware, Florida State
DT Russell Maryland, Miami
DT Warren Sapp, Miami
DE Courtney Brown, Penn State
LB Marvin Jones, Florida State
LB Dat Nguyen, Texas A&M
LB Lavar Arrington, Penn State
DB Champ Bailey, Georgia
DB Charles Woodson, Michigan
DB Terrell Buckley, Florida State
DB Shawn Springs, Ohio State

K - Martin Gramatica, Kansas State
P - Shane Lechler, Texas A&M

Jerome Bettis>>Alstott at FB

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PR/KR - Desmond Howard

I don't know if you can slot him at WR.. but he needs to be on this list.

[Sportsbuck]

I'm surprised to see no Andy Katzomoyer..

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I'm surprised to see no Andy Katzomoyer..

I had him on my second team til I realized I had one too many. Hard to justify leaving him on there over Derrick Brooks or Keith Bulluck considering he never really followed up on his 13 sack freshman year.

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I had him on my second team til I realized I had one too many. Hard to justify leaving him on there over Derrick Brooks or Keith Bulluck considering he never really followed up on his 13 sack freshman year.

Andy was a consensus All-American as a sophomore and won the Butkus award..

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I think your list puts way too much basis on their pro careers over their college careers. Not having the best QB of the era even on the second team is mind boggling to me. Frazier was arguably the best college QB of all time, while Manning was maybe in the top 3 for the decade.