Best NCAA Backfield of the last decade

• gibby08

  

  Let's hear your opinions
  
  
  2003 Auburn
  Jason Campbell
  Ronnie Brown
  Carnell Williams
  
  2005 USC
  Matt Leinhart
  Reggie Bush
  Lendale White
  
  2004 Oklahoma
  Jason White
  Adrian Peterson
  
  2006 Ohio State
  Troy Smith
  Antonio Pittman
  Chris Wells
  
  My vote would go to USC with Auburn not that far behind
  
  List:
  
  2005 USC
  2003 Auburn
  2006 OSU
  2004 Oklahoma
• se-alum

  

  2003 Auburn.
• SportsAndLady

  

  '03 Auburn w/out a doubt.
• goosebumps

  

  Auburn for sure
• Hb31187

  

  Minnesota didnt have a great QB but Barber and Maroney in college were as dominate as any duo
• spartan

  2003 Auburn by far, they also had Brandon Jacobs
• gibby08

  

  ^^
  
  I didn't know that
• 3reppom

  

  He was a big time recruit out of the Kansas JUCO scene. He gained around 400 yards in 03 and promptly transfered to Southern Illinois.
• BigAppleBuckeye

  

  While Arkansas didn't have a marquee QB, their 2007 RB/FB trio of Darren McFadden, Felix Jones and Peyton Hillis is tough to beat ... all three have started for NFL teams the past two years.
• 2quik4u

  

  Auburn by far and like someone already said brandon jacobs was also with them for a year where he averaged over 6 yards a carry.
• Pick6

  

  My top 3 includes how they have done in the ncaa and nfl:
  
  1. Auburn
  2.Minnesota
  3. Arkansas
• SQ_Crazies

  

  Auburn by far? LMAO
  
  USC in a landslide. 2 Heisman winners and another back that would have been #1 pretty much anywhere in the country, end of discussion.
• Scarlet_Buckeye

  

  It has to be Auburn by far. I mean, the team went undefeated... all three are basically starters in the NFL. If you look at what they have done (in the NFL by numbers),
  
  Jason Campbell 1,002 of 1,637 for 10,860 and 55 TDs (38 INTs)
  vs.
  Matt Leinart 340 of 595 for 3,893 yards and 14 TDs (20 INTs)
  
  Ronnie Brown 928 carries for 4,081 yards and 31 TDs
  vs
  LenDale White 628 carries for 2,349 yards and 24 TD
  
  Cadillac Williams 842 carries for 3,238 yards and 18 TDs
  vs
  Reggie Bush 488 carries for 1,940 yards and 17 TDs
  
  it's hands down, large and away, the 2003 Auburn backfield.
• Pick6

  

  SQ_Crazies wrote: Auburn by far? LMAO
  
  USC in a landslide. 2 Heisman winners and another back that would have been #1 pretty much anywhere in the country, end of discussion.

  maybe in college they win, but the only one of them who contribute anything in the nfl is bush. and not very much. 3rd string rb and returner.
• Sonofanump

  I'll take Auburn, then OSU, Arkansas then USC.
  Not impressed with Bush or Leinart, I feel both are very overrated.
• 2quik4u

  

  SQ_Crazies wrote: Auburn by far? LMAO
  
  USC in a landslide. 2 Heisman winners and another back that would have been #1 pretty much anywhere in the country, end of discussion.

  LMAO
• rock_knutne

  OSU? Even with out a great QB Arkansas was better.
  
  That said, Auburn is a clear winner.
• purple_rein

  Since this is the College Football Forum, USC by far.
• SQ_Crazies

  

  I wasn't aware that this had anything to do with the NFL...
• norwalk

  Based on college careers.........USC.
• cats gone wild

  BigAppleBuckeye wrote: While Arkansas didn't have a marquee QB, their 2007 RB/FB trio of Darren McFadden, Felix Jones and Peyton Hillis is tough to beat ... all three have started for NFL teams the past two years.

  Thanks for adding to the list. Dont know how anyone could forget about these guys.
  
  But, Auburn by far. And also the most ripped off undefeated team ever.
• SQ_Crazies

  

  Again, how is it Auburn by far? USC had 2 Heisman winners. WTF does this have to do with the NFL? Especially since it's on the college football forum.
• Sonofanump

  Based on that criteria, it's Mt Union 2008.
• SQ_Crazies

  

  Based on what criteria? Heisman winners?! LOL
• Sonofanump

  Awards and performance, not ability.