All Time UNT Team

Talon90 · August 17, 2006

Let the debates begin!

DENTON- 1995, a year to remember in the sports world. Cal Ripken played in his 2,131 consecutive game, Joe Montana retired from the NFL, Michael Jordan came out of retirement for the first time, Cigar raced to a perfect season in horse racing, and North Texas returned to the ranks of the Division I-A college football.

In conjunction with North Texas entering its 12th season since returning to Division I-A football, the Mean Green Radio Network is unveiling its all-time team of Mean Green football players from 1995 to the present.

Over the next three days, the MGRN will unveil a different part of the team. In conjunction with the team, audio highlights from the years 1997-2005 will be available to for fans to listen to. Today the MGRN announces the all-time players on offense.

Offense

Wide Receivers

1st team: Johnny Quinn (03-Present) and Troy Redwine (93-95)

2nd team: George Marshall (00-02) and Broderick McGrew (96-99)

Tackles

1st team: J.R. Randall (99-02), Vinny Patterson (96-99)

2nd team: Brad Winn (97-98) and Robert Waddle (94-97)

Guards

1st team: Nick Zuniga (00-03), Dylan Lineberry (04-Present)

2nd team: Laymonde Lee (95-98) and David Morgan (97-99)

Center

1st team: Andy Brewster (01-04)

2nd team: Philip Armour (95-98)

Tight End

1st team: Jeff Muenchow (99-02)

2nd team: Andy Blount (01-04)

Quarterback

1st team: Scott Hall (00-04)

2nd team: Jason Mills (94-95)

Fullback

1st team: Michael Hickmon (99-02)

2nd team: Justin Claborn (00-03)

Tailback

1st team: Patrick Cobbs (01-05)

2nd team: JaQuay Wilburn (97-00)

Defense

Ends:

1st team: Adrian Awasom (01-04) and Corbin Montgomery (97-98)

2nd team: Ron Paris (98-01) and Darrell Daniels (01-02)

Tackles/Nose

1st team: Brandon Kennedy (00-03) and Brian Waters (95-98)

2nd team: Michael Pruitt (03-04) and Scott Murphy (95-96)

Linebackers:

1st team: Brad Kassell (98-01), Cody Spencer (01-03),Chris Hurd (00-03)

2nd team: Taylor Casey (00-03), Ron Boston (96-97), Brett Renfro (93-96)

Corners

1st team: Don McGee (99-02) and Phillip Littlejohn (95-98)

2nd team: D.T. Woodson (96-99) and Walter Priestley (01-04)

Strong Safety

1st team: Craig Jones (00-03)

2nd team: Heath Moody (97-00)

Free Safety

1st team: Jonas Buckles (01-04)

2nd team: Markeith Knowlton (01-04)

Special teams:

Punt return:

1st team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)

2nd team – Ty Jackson (99-01)

Kickoff Return

1st team – Brock McGrew (96-99)

2nd team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)

Punter:

1st team: Toby Gowin (93-96)

2nd team: John Baker (97-99)

FG Kicker:

1st team: Nick Bazaldua (02-05)

2nd team: Jason Ball (99-01)

Deep Snapper:

1st team: Tim Christian (94-97)

2nd team: Rusty Beck (01-04)

The panel was comprised of the Mean Green Radio Network (George Dunham, Hank Dickenson, Steven Bartolotta) with input from selected coaches and staff.

SO... how many of these players make the ALL TIME TEAM (since the program began)?

Edited August 17, 2006 by Talon90

BIG DAWG · August 17, 2006

How great would it be to have Scott Hall back this year???

If we take up enough donations maybe we can get him back

DB29 · August 17, 2006

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Let the debates begin!
DENTON- 1995, a year to remember in the sports world. Cal Ripken played in his 2,131 consecutive game, Joe Montana retired from the NFL, Michael Jordan came out of retirement for the first time, Cigar raced to a perfect season in horse racing, and North Texas returned to the ranks of the Division I-A college football.
In conjunction with North Texas entering its 12th season since returning to Division I-A football, the Mean Green Radio Network is unveiling its all-time team of Mean Green football players from 1995 to the present.

Over the next three days, the MGRN will unveil a different part of the team. In conjunction with the team, audio highlights from the years 1997-2005 will be available to for fans to listen to. Today the MGRN announces the all-time players on offense.

Offense
Wide Receivers
1st team: Johnny Quinn (03-Present) and Troy Redwine (93-95)
2nd team: George Marshall (00-02) and Broderick McGrew (96-99)
Tackles
1st team: J.R. Randall (99-02), Vinny Patterson (96-99)
2nd team: Brad Winn (97-98) and Robert Waddle (94-97)
Guards
1st team: Nick Zuniga (00-03), Dylan Lineberry (04-Present)
2nd team: Laymonde Lee (95-98) and David Morgan (97-99)
Center
1st team: Andy Brewster (01-04)
2nd team: Philip Armour (95-98)

Tight End
1st team: Jeff Muenchow (99-02)
2nd team: Andy Blount (01-04)
Quarterback
1st team: Scott Hall (00-04)
2nd team: Jason Mills (94-95)
Fullback
1st team: Michael Hickmon (99-02)
2nd team: Justin Claborn (00-03)
Tailback
1st team: Patrick Cobbs (01-05)
2nd team: JaQuay Wilburn (97-00)
Defense
Ends:
1st team: Adrian Awasom (01-04) and Corbin Montgomery (97-98)
2nd team: Ron Paris (98-01) and Darrell Daniels (01-02)
Tackles/Nose
1st team: Brandon Kennedy (00-03) and Brian Waters (95-98)
2nd team: Michael Pruitt (03-04) and Scott Murphy (95-96)
Linebackers:
1st team: Brad Kassell (98-01), Cody Spencer (01-03),Chris Hurd (00-03)
2nd team: Taylor Casey (00-03), Ron Boston (96-97), Brett Renfro (93-96)
Corners
1st team: Don McGee (99-02) and Phillip Littlejohn (95-98)
2nd team: D.T. Woodson (96-99) and Walter Priestley (01-04)
Strong Safety
1st team: Craig Jones (00-03)
2nd team: Heath Moody (97-00)
Free Safety
1st team: Jonas Buckles (01-04)
2nd team: Markeith Knowlton (01-04)
Special teams:
Punt return:
1st team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)
2nd team – Ty Jackson (99-01)
Kickoff Return
1st team – Brock McGrew (96-99)
2nd team – Johnny Quinn (03-Present)
Punter:
1st team: Toby Gowin (93-96)
2nd team: John Baker (97-99)
FG Kicker:
1st team: Nick Bazaldua (02-05)
2nd team: Jason Ball (99-01)
Deep Snapper:
1st team: Tim Christian (94-97)
2nd team: Rusty Beck (01-04)
The panel was comprised of the Mean Green Radio Network (George Dunham, Hank Dickenson, Steven Bartolotta) with input from selected coaches and staff.
SO... how many of these players make the ALL TIME TEAM (since the program began)?
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FirefightnRick · August 18, 2006

In 2002, during his only full season to start, Andrew Smith comes in stone cold at Texas, takes his lumps and goes on to direct us to a conference championship and our first bowl win since anyone can remember and he's behind Jason Mills?

OK?

Rick

August 18, 2006

Rick, I almost hate to reply and take away any of the good that Andrew Smith was able to accomplish in his championship year but he simply doesn't have the stats that Jason did.

Mills had a better completion percentage, touchdowns, yards gained and about every other statistic than Smith, even if you took the average. Mills was the total offense leader all three years that he started to Smith's none. Kevin Galbraith was the total offense leader in Andrew's year of starting.

So, while I appreciate everything that Andrew Smith was able to accomplish it does not surpass those of Jason Mills.

bigrobdsp · August 18, 2006

jamario is the # 2 running back. he lead the nation in rushing. only two NT players ever can say that and they both need to be on that list. I expect Jamario to pass PC this year and take over the # 1 slot.

August 18, 2006

jamario is the # 2 running back. he lead the nation in rushing. only two NT players ever can say that and they both need to be on that list. I expect Jamario to pass PC this year and take over the # 1 slot.
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Uhh, Big Rob, it would take about 2,800 yards for Jamario to pass Patrick in total yards. Right now, I believe that he would behind Kevin Galbraith, who was only here two years. Ja'Quay Wilburn is also out of reach unless he could somehow duplicate his freshman totals.

Thomas certainly has the talent to become our all-time leading rusher but it's going to take a couple of spectacular years for that to happen.