Who is the best #7?

[CrabMan]

I vaguely remember Corny, so I have to say....Joey, Joey, Joey.


I thought Gamble was going to be the standard, but he turned out to be a below average receiver/punt returner and had a solid but unspectacular 2003 season at CB.

 

[jwinslow]

My apologies, I checked the timing and I wish I could attribute my error to getting a little too friendly with the peace pipe. Alas, I just decided to be a moron for the day. Clearly galloway did not play at the same time as Boston.

Why is it that all of the greatest #7's have been G's for like 12 years now?

 

[kn1f3party]

I'm not much of a gambler, but I'd be willing to bet on this one that, three years from now, people will be talking about retiring #7 to honor Teddy Ginn. I believe he can be the next OSU Heisman winner.

Once he plays on both sides of the ball--which we all expect--he will certainly be a contender for the Heisman.

 

[LloydSev]

Gamble was a Heisman contendor as well when he was expected to play more on Offense in 2003.

 

[Oh8ch]

I love Chris Gamble, but when he was a Frosh folks barely knew who he was. He caught 5 passes for 75 yards and no TDs. Ginn has also caught 5 passes - for over 87 yards and a TD. And then there is this punt return thing.

Ted Ginn is very, very special.

 

[LloydSev]

Agreed. Ted Ginn could be special.

 

[ScarletArrow]

I'll cast my vote for Germaine by virtue of his Rose Bowl win.

Galloway so good...so close...I really couldn't argue either way.