Doak Walker Award watch list

[steelerssb]

Cam Akers (So.) Florida State
Darius Anderson (Jr.) TCU
Rodney Anderson (Jr.) Oklahoma
Ryquell Armstead (Sr.) Temple
Alex Barnes (Jr.) Kansas State
LeVante Bellamy (Jr.) Western Michigan
Eno Benjamin (So.) Arizona State
KirVonte Benson (Jr.) Georgia Tech
Jamauri Bogan (Sr.), Western Michigan
Tony Brooks-James (Sr.), Oregon
Brittain Brown (So.), Duke
Spencer Brown (So.), UAB
Squally Canada (Sr.), BYU
Stephen Carr (So.), USC
Michael Carter (So.), North Carolina
Andrew Clair (So.), Bowling Green
Matt Colburn, II (Sr.), Wake Forest
Jeremy Cox (Sr.), Old Dominion
Damarea Crockett (Jr.), Missouri
AJ Dillon (So.), Boston College
J.K. Dobbins (So.), Ohio State
Rico Dowdle (Jr.), South Carolina
Ian Eriksen (Sr.), Eastern Michigan
Travis Etienne (So.), Clemson
Wesley Fields (Sr.), Georgia Southern
Myles Gaskin (Sr.), Washington
Darrin Hall (Sr.), Pittsburgh
Damien Harris (Sr.), Alabama
Chase Hayden (So.), Arkansas
Darrell Henderson (Jr.), Memphis
Karan Higdon (Sr.), Michigan
Justice Hill (Jr.), Oklahoma State
Travis Homer (Jr.), Miami
Xavier Jones (Jr.), SMU
Patrick Laird (Sr.), Cal
Jeremy Larkin (Jr.), Northwestern
Bryce Love (Sr.), Stanford
Izzy Matthews (Sr.), Colorado State
Alexander Mattison (Jr.), Boise State
David Montgomery (Jr.), Iowa State
Jalin Moore (Sr.), Appalachian State
Kelton Moore (Jr), Nevada
Zack Moss (Jr.), Utah
Jacques Patrick (Sr.), Florida State
Emmanuel Reed (Jr.), Buffalo
Miles Sanders (Jr.), Penn State
LJ Scott (Sr.), Michigan State
Devin Singletary (Jr.), Florida Atlantic
Rodney Smith (Sr.), Minnesota
Benny Snell (Jr.), Kentucky
D’Andre Swift (So.), Georgia
J.J. Taylor (So.), Arizona
Jonathan Taylor (So.), Wisconsin
Lexington Thomas (Sr.), UNLV
Tavares Thomas (Sr.), Mid Tennessee
Warren Wand (Sr.), Arkansas State
Da’Leon Ward (So.), Texas Tech
Devwah Whaley (Jr.), Arkansas
Aeris Williams (Sr.), Mississippi State
Trayveon Williams (Jr.), Texas A&M
Kenny Young (Sr.), Miami (Ohio)
Marquis Young (Sr.), Massachusetts

 

[Boise4Life]

So in other words every RB in college football.

 

[B_dub]

Squally Canada definitely wins the best name award.

 

[NolePride]

Florida State, Arkansas and Western Mich each have two candidates.

 

[Olyduck]

Florida State, Arkansas and Western Mich each have two candidates.

in other words they dont really have one. unless one really separates themselves

 

[socaljim242]

Cam Akers (So.) Florida State
Darius Anderson (Jr.) TCU
Rodney Anderson (Jr.) Oklahoma
Ryquell Armstead (Sr.) Temple
Alex Barnes (Jr.) Kansas State
LeVante Bellamy (Jr.) Western Michigan
Eno Benjamin (So.) Arizona State
KirVonte Benson (Jr.) Georgia Tech
Jamauri Bogan (Sr.), Western Michigan
Tony Brooks-James (Sr.), Oregon
Brittain Brown (So.), Duke
Spencer Brown (So.), UAB
Socaljim242 (very SR) his couch
Squally Canada (Sr.), BYU
Stephen Carr (So.), USC
Michael Carter (So.), North Carolina
Andrew Clair (So.), Bowling Green
Matt Colburn, II (Sr.), Wake Forest
Jeremy Cox (Sr.), Old Dominion
Damarea Crockett (Jr.), Missouri
AJ Dillon (So.), Boston College
J.K. Dobbins (So.), Ohio State
Rico Dowdle (Jr.), South Carolina
Ian Eriksen (Sr.), Eastern Michigan
Travis Etienne (So.), Clemson
Wesley Fields (Sr.), Georgia Southern
Myles Gaskin (Sr.), Washington
Darrin Hall (Sr.), Pittsburgh
Damien Harris (Sr.), Alabama
Chase Hayden (So.), Arkansas
Darrell Henderson (Jr.), Memphis
Karan Higdon (Sr.), Michigan
Justice Hill (Jr.), Oklahoma State
Travis Homer (Jr.), Miami
Xavier Jones (Jr.), SMU
Patrick Laird (Sr.), Cal
Jeremy Larkin (Jr.), Northwestern
Bryce Love (Sr.), Stanford
Izzy Matthews (Sr.), Colorado State
Alexander Mattison (Jr.), Boise State
David Montgomery (Jr.), Iowa State
Jalin Moore (Sr.), Appalachian State
Kelton Moore (Jr), Nevada
Zack Moss (Jr.), Utah
Jacques Patrick (Sr.), Florida State
Emmanuel Reed (Jr.), Buffalo
Miles Sanders (Jr.), Penn State
LJ Scott (Sr.), Michigan State
Devin Singletary (Jr.), Florida Atlantic
Rodney Smith (Sr.), Minnesota
Benny Snell (Jr.), Kentucky
D’Andre Swift (So.), Georgia
J.J. Taylor (So.), Arizona
Jonathan Taylor (So.), Wisconsin
Lexington Thomas (Sr.), UNLV
Tavares Thomas (Sr.), Mid Tennessee
Warren Wand (Sr.), Arkansas State
Da’Leon Ward (So.), Texas Tech
Devwah Whaley (Jr.), Arkansas
Aeris Williams (Sr.), Mississippi State
Trayveon Williams (Jr.), Texas A&M
Kenny Young (Sr.), Miami (Ohio)
Marquis Young (Sr.), Massachusetts

Cool I'm on the list .

 

[theboardref]

So in other words every RB in college football.

Nope, not a single one from LSU. It’s sad after the list of RB’s we have had to have literally no idea who the hell is capable of even getting a carry.

 

[jjc2009]

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[Boise4Life]

Nope, not a single one from LSU. It’s sad after the list of RB’s we have had to have literally no idea who the hell is capable of even getting a carry.

Wow that is sad and shocking for Tailback U.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Wow that is sad and shocking for Tailback U.

USC is the real Tailback U.

 

[Boise4Life]

USC is the real Tailback U.

LSU’s had some great ones too though, especially recently. Perhaps partially due to the fact that they can’t throw the damn ball.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Nope, not a single one from LSU. It’s sad after the list of RB’s we have had to have literally no idea who the hell is capable of even getting a carry.

I feel your pain.

 

[NolePride]

in other words they dont really have one. unless one really separates themselves

That'll be difficult at FSU because we are 4-deep at RB. And
that is quality players.

Akers broke Dalvin Cook's frosh rushing record. Patrick is a
bruiser with adequate speed.

Amir Rasul is a shifty, scat back type, who gets playing time.

And our RSFrosh RB, Khalan Laborn was the star of the spring
game with 140 yards. This kid has it all. Size, speed and wiggle.

Taggart loves running the football and he starts at FSU with
a stable of backs

 

[theboardref]

LSU’s had some great ones too though, especially recently. Perhaps partially due to the fact that they can’t throw the damn ball.

LSU even in the 90’s when we sucked still had at least one dude. We just have a bunch of guys. LSU has had an RB at least play in the league for quite some time. A lot of role players but a lot of solid backs as well.