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Old 12-03-2008, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by BB73 View Post
It seems to me that if Reggie Bush wants to be considered for being near the top of this list, his coach would have wanted him to at least be on the frickin' field on 4th and 1 near midfield in the BCS Title Game against Texas, when a first down basically would have iced the NC for USC.

For similar reasons, I have Walter Payton ahead of Barry Sanders on my all-time RB list, both behind Jim Brown.
If you talk about "similar reasons", then why did the Fridge get the rock on the goalline in the Super Bowl instead of Payton? It certainly wasn't because Patyon wasn't a great back, and I think the same goes for Reggie Bush and Carroll's failure to include him on that important play.

There's something to be said for otherwise great coaches having occasional brain farts.
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