LSU special teams Mt. Rushmore

Skyler Green gotta be in there instead of chad jones

He played in the era before specialists were allowed, but you would have to put Billy Cannon on the list. He kicked, punted, and of course had the greatest special teams play in LSU, if not all of college football history.

Patrick Peterson was averaging over 30 yards per return most of the season. He would have to be mentioned.

Steve Rehage
Todd Kinchen
Donnie Jones
Cade York

Josh Jasper - did punts, kickoffs, onside kicks, fake punts (Bama '10), fake FGs off the bounce (UF '10). Can't expect to shut him out; only hope is to slow him down.

Rusty Brown

Stevan Ridley/Ryan Baker

Honey Badger - because he belongs on every positive all-time football list.

Dominick Davis
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Dominick Davis would be definitely be on mine.

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Played in 46 games with 13 starts at running back … Finished his career as LSU’s all-time record holder in punt returns (1,126) and kickoff returns (2,168) … Ranked third in SEC history in kickoff return yards and is sixth in punt return yards … Holds the SEC record for combined return yardage (3,294) … Ranked second in LSU history and third in SEC history with 5,743 all-purpose yards … Finished career with 2,056 rushing yards, the 10th highest total in LSU history … Scored 20 rushing TD’s during his four years at LSU … Ranked second in SEC history with 95 career kickoff returns and ranked ninth in league history in punt returns with 94 … Holds the LSU record in both categories … Had five 100-yard rushing games in career and LSU was 5-0 in those games … Finished with 30 100-yard all-purpose games with six of those times being 200 yards games … Returned two punts for TD’s during career – 1 vs. Ole Miss in 2001 and 1 vs. Mississippi State in 2002.

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Rusty Brown was a legend as the wall buster on kickoffs.

Honey Badger for sure.
What about Billy Cannon and Tommy Casanova.