re: All-Time LSU team

QB: Joe Burrow
RB1: Billy Cannon
RB2: Leonard Fournett
WR1: Jamar Chase
WR2: Justin Jefferson
WR3: Jarvis Landry
TE: Richard Dickson
LT: Andrew Whitworth
LG: Alan Faneca
C: Kevin Mawae
RG: Eric Andolsek
RT: Steve Peterman

Hilliard is 2nd alltime in pass receptions for a RB at LSU with 120, just 2 short of Gary James. He’s also probably the best cutback runner we’ve ever had. He’d be nearly unstoppable next to Joe Burrow at QB.

Well he did win the Freaking Biletnikoff Award so there’s that.

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Cantrell,

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You mean Mr. Cantrelle?

QB-J. Borrow
RB-K. Faulk & L. Forenett
WR-J.Reed, J. Jefferson and J. Chase
TE-D. LaFleur
LT- A. Whitworth
LG- A. Faneca
C- K. Mawae
RG- S.Peterman
RT- L. Collins

DE- M. Spears
DT- C. Lavalais
DT- G. Dorsey
DE- T. Jackson
LB- D. White, B. James and A. Highsmith
CB- C. Webster, P. Peterson
SS- G. Delpit
FS- J. Adams
Nickel- T. Mathieu

Wendell Davis is on the receiver list.

Henry Thomas on the dline and ANY team without Michael Brooks, Casanova, Cannon and Stovall is not close to being complete. Doc is a starter over any corner or safety not named Peterson and it isn’t close. He was BIG fast and hit like a ton of bricks.
Cannon was BIG Strong and VERY FAST and would play RB TODAY at LSU and NFL. People have no clue how big and fast these guys were.

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He ran a 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds.

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In what barbershop did you hear this?

I'll restrict mine to the era of football I'm familiar with ('70 and above).

QB -Burrow (HM: JaMarcus Russell)
RB - Kevin Faulk
RB - Fournette (HM: Dalton Hilliard - my all-time favorite player)
WR - Wendell Davis
WR - Josh Reed
WR - JaMarr Chase
OT - Whitworth
OG - Faneca
C - Mawae
OG - Andolsek (HM: Trai Turner)
OT - La'el Collins

DL - Michael Brockers
DL - Glenn Dorsey
DL - Chad Lavalais
DL - Leonard Marshall
LB - Devin White
LB - Bradie James
LB - Michael Brooks
CB - Patrick Peterson
CB - Tre White
S - Tyrann Mathieu
S - Eric Reid*
CB - Mike Williams

P/PK - Josh Jasper (one man wrecking ball who could do it all - on-side kicks, KOs, punt, FGs, fake FGs, fake punts)

* IMO, this is the most crowded position on the field. There have been so many great safeties (Chris Williams, Liffort Hobley, Greg Jackson, LaRon, Chad Jones, Adams, Delpit) but Reid was my favorite. We're on opposite ends of the political spectrum which soured some fans but his int vs Bama in TGOTC was one of the most spectacular plays I've seen and will mostly go forgotten because of you know what.

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Brockers was better than Williams. Probably the most underrated DL at LSU ever. He absolutely made everyone on that 2011 DL much better than they were. He disrupted nearly every play and controlled the LOS. He was a dominating DT that people seem to forget about. Had a very good NFL career going too. He soaked up all the double and triple teams and still disrupted plays.

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I'm glad to see someone else say this. Yes, Brockers was a nightmare for the opposing offensive lines. In that Oregon game alone, he would be double-teamed, and yet he would still create such a push that he would disrupt their pocket, and cause many of Oregon's plays to break down. Then he proceeded to do this all season. It doesn't show up on the highlight reels, but if you go back and watch games and watch him specifically, he did this consistently all season. He was a FORCE in the middle!

Any list has to include Tommy Casanova as a DB and/or Kick returner. Realize most on TD were born well after his playing days, but growing up in my teens, he was by far the most gifted football player in all of college football.