Thanks to the voters, and our statistician davidfanchi, we'll keep a running tally tacked to the top until Labor Day.
Here's the best of the best...
#99 - Travis Johnson
#98 – Orpheus Roye
#97 – Reggie Freeman
#96 – Connell Spain
#95 – Carl Simpson
#94 – Toddrick Macintosh
#93 – Chris Cowart
#92 – Jerry Johnson
#91 – Jeff Womble
#90 – Derrick Alexander
#89 – Pat Tomberlin
#88 – Kez McCorvey
#87 – Jesse Solomon
#86 – Tyrant Marion
#85 – Andre Wadsworth
#84 – EG Green
#83 – Red Dawson
#82 – Rhett Dawson
#81 – Zeke Mowatt
#80 – Ron Dugans
#79 – Todd Williams
#78 – Eric Hayes
#77 – Eric Luallen
#76 – Alphonso Carreker
#75 – Bill Rhodes
#74 – Pablo Lopez
#73 – Reggie Dixon
#72 – Ken Lanier
#71 – Todd Fordham
#70 – Alex Barron
#69 – Patrick McNeil
#68 – Jason Whitaker
#67 – Kevin Mancini
#66 – Lewis Tyre
#65 – Hayward Haynes
#64 – Jaime Dukes
#63 – Gene McDowell
#62 – Jason Kuipers
#61 – Montrae Holland
#60 – Tarlos Thomas
#59 – Bobby Crenshaw
#58 – Peter Boulware
#57 – John Nance
#56 – Sam Cowart
#55 – Shade Tree
#54 – AJ Nicholson
#53 – Corey Simon
#52 – Wayne McDuffie
#51 – Kevin Long
#50 – Ron Simmons
#49 – Dayne Williams
#48 – Mark Lyles
#47 – Keith Cottrell
#46 – Buddy Reynolds
#45 – Darnell Dockett
#44 – Larry Key
#43 – Fred Pickard
#42 – Amp Lee
#41 – Cedric Jones
#40 – Bobby Jackson
#39 – Reggie Herring
#38 – Seabass Janikowski
#37 – Stan Shiver
#36 – Ken Alexander
#35 – Leon Bright
#34 – Ron Sellers
#33 – Sammie Smith
#32 – Martin Mayhew
#31 – Marion Butts
#30 – Shevin Smith
#29 – Lawrence Dawsey
#28 – Warrick Dunn
#27 – Terrell Buckley
#26 – Greg Allen
#25 – Fred Belitnekoff
#24 – Walt Sumner
#23 – Jackie Flowers
#22 – Edgar Bennett
#21 – Bobby Butler
#20 – Lee Corso
#19 – Gary Huff
#18 – Derek Schmidt
#17 – Charlie Ward
#16 – Chris Weinke
#15 – Jimmy Jordan
#14 – Danny McManus
#13 – Steve Tensi
#12 – Kelly Lowrey
#11 – Casey Weldon
#10 – Derrick Brooks
#9 – Peter Warrick
#8 – Bryant McFadden
#7 – Ronald Lewis
#6 – LeRoy Butler
#5 – Chip Ferguson
#4 – Jessie Hester
#3 – Leon Washington
#2 – Deion Sanders
#1 – Andre Cooper
This post was edited on 9/6 1:21 PM by ShaolinNole
Posted on 6/29 6:30 PM | IP: Logged
As an old timer, much as I hate to admit it, your number 34 may be in jeopardy before long.
Nole72
Posted on 8/17 4:39 PM | IP: Logged
Terrell Buckle? What the hell is going on out there!
Posted on 8/19 1:31 PM | IP: Logged
cut an paste, left off the y. big deal.
Posted on 8/19 3:02 PM | IP: Logged
#77 – Eric Luallen
Boy, talk about screwed up internet fan votes...
Posted on 8/23 3:54 PM | IP: Logged
Couldn't figure that one out myself.....
Posted on 8/24 1:38 PM | IP: Logged
what happened to #2?
Posted on 8/31 3:22 PM | IP: Logged
Easty: Some folks may have an issue here or there, but I think I could take this team and go the distance with anyone elses Best of.
That would be one hell of a lineup to put on the field at one time!!!!
Go Noles
Posted on 8/31 9:57 PM | IP: Logged
We're suiting up 9 QB's. We'll have to work out one helluva rotation.
Posted on 9/1 8:20 PM | IP: Logged
As big as Kelly Lowrey was, he could be a TE or a fullback.
Posted on 9/2 8:56 AM | IP: Logged
Kelly could play NG right now!
Posted on 9/3 6:47 AM | IP: Logged
It's Biletnikoff, not Belitnikoff.
Posted on 9/4 1:20 PM | IP: Logged
Originally posted by LuLu1:
#77 – Eric Luallen
Boy, talk about screwed up internet fan votes...
I voted early and often.
Posted on 9/6 2:20 PM | IP: Logged
Originally posted by jaxraider: what happened to #2?
Who's the boss of number two?!
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Posted on 9/7 6:47 PM | IP: Logged
So noone has used the # 20 since the 50's?
Posted on 9/8 12:05 PM | IP: Logged
Where is William Floyd??? crazy
Wasn't he #44
Posted on 9/9 11:09 AM | IP: Logged
and Pat Tomberlin wasn't #89
Posted on 9/9 11:11 AM | IP: Logged
For #89 I have to go with Wayne Messam. Just a great guy.
Posted on 9/12 4:38 PM | IP: Logged
Originally posted by FisherNole: Where is William Floyd??? crazy
Wasn't he #44
Ahhhhh, youth.
Posted on 9/12 4:44 PM | IP: Logged
no cracks on the youth, I know who Larry Key was. :) Just think William Floyd did alot for FSU, not saying Larry Key didn't, just think William was a key figure in building this Dynasty and was a key player who helped lead FSU to its first national title.
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