Quote:Apparently you overlooked my statement <strong>YOU CAN'T THROW AWAY HISTORY --- why 20 years?   Wisconsin has no tradition.  </strong>

 

<strong>USC RBS</strong>

 

Charles White - Heisman

Marcus Allen - Hesiman

Reggie Bush - Heisman

OJ Simpson - Heisman

Mike Garrett - Heisman

 

 

Charles White 6,245 yards 49 TDs vs Ron Dayne 6,397 yards 63 TDs

Marcus Allen 4,810 yards 45 TDs vs Montee Ball 5,117 yards 77 TDs

Anthony Davis 3,724 yards 44 TDs vs Anthony Davis 4,676 yards 42 TDs

OJ Simpson 3,423 yards 36 TDs vs P.J. Hill 3,942 yards 42 TDs

Mike Garrett 3,221 yards 25 TDs vs Billy Marek 3,703 yards 44 TDs

 

Total:

USC... 21,423 yards and 199 TDs

Wisconsin... 23,529 yards and 265 TDs

 

 

And to pretend that Wisconsin RBs just have good career numbers because of being 4 year backs is stupid at best. I'm not sure how much more ignorant you can get, considering some of the elite seasons Wisconsin RBs have had.

Ron Dayne (1996) 2,109 yards rushing 21 TDs

Montee Ball (2011) 1,923 yards rushing 33 TDs

Ron Dayne (1999) 2,034 yards rushing 20 TDs

Montee Ball (2012) 1,830 yards rushing 22 TDs

 

 

Heck, Hurricane, you named Mike Garrett as a top 5 USC back of all time. His career best in rushing yards was 1,440. Since 1993, here is the list of Wisconsin RBs with 1,440+ rushing yards:

 

James White (2013) 1,444

Melvin Gordon (2013) 1,609

Montee Ball (2012) 1,830

Montee Ball (2011) 1,923

John Clay (2009) 1,517

P.J. Hill (2006) 1,569

Brian Calhoun (2005) 1,636

Anthony Davis (2002) 1,555

Anthony Davis (2001) 1,466

Michael Bennett (2000) 1,598

Ron Dayne (1999) 2,034

Ron Dayne (1998) 1,525

Ron Dayne (1997) 1,457

Ron Dayne (1996) 2,109

Terrell Fletcher (1994) 1,476

Brent Moss (1993) 1,637

 

In 20 seasons, Wisconsin has had 16 RBs top Garrett's career high in yards including two in the same season.

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