I'm not positive, but I'd think Texas would land at #2.

 

Ricky Williams 6,279 yards 72 TDs

Cedric Benson 5,540 yards 64 TDs

Jamaal Charles 3,328 yards 36 TDs

Hodges Mitchell 2,572 yards 19 TDs

Shon Mitchell 1,725 yards 14 TDs

 

Miami:

Edgerrin James 2,960 yards 32 TDs

James Jackson 2,950 yards 31 TDs

Clinton Portis 2,523 yards 20 TDs

Graig Cooper 2,374 yards 13 TDs

Willis McGahee 2,067 yards 31 TDs (over Javaris James because of the touchdown difference)

 

Total yards:

Texas: 19,444

Miami: 12,874

Wisconsin: 23,529

 

Total TDs:

Texas: 205

Miami: 127

Wisconsin: 265

 

So Texas is close, but Miami is not in the same ballpark. Again, we are discussing statistics in college. You are on record saying that your top 10 list was based on college stats. The funny thing is, even if you use All-Time running back stats, Wisconson's top 5 still >>> any other schools top 5 (once again, in terms of stats).

 

So Texas, Georgia, and Miami. Any other schools you think have had running backs put up better stats than Wisconsin's backs? Or will you finally admit you underestimated Wisconsin's running back history?

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