CBSSports.com All-Time All-America Team

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In honor of college football's 150th anniversary, CBSSports.com has published its All-Time All-America Team

First Team
QB - Tommie Frazier, Nebraska
RB - Herschel Walker, Georgia
RB - Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State
WR - Randy Moss, Marshall
WR - Anthony Carter, Michigan
TE - Ozzie Newsome, Alabama
C - Dave Rimington, Nebraska
OL - Orlando Pace, Ohio State
OL - Jonathan Ogden, UCLA
OL - John Hannah, Alabama
OL - Ron Yary, USC

DL - Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma
DL - Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DL - Hugh Green, Pittsburgh
DL - Reggie White, Tennessee
LB - Dick Butkus, Illinois
LB - Derrick Thomas, Alabama
LB - Tommy Nobis, Texas
CB - Charles Woodson, Michigan
CB - Deion Sanders, Florida State
S - Ed Reed, Miami (FL)
S - Ronnie Lott, USC

K - Sebastian Janikowski, Florida State
P - Ray Guy, Southern Mississippi
KR - Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame
PR - Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska
AP - Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska

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Second Team
QB - Tim Tebow, Florida
RB - Archie Griffin, Ohio State
RB - Bo Jackson, Auburn
WR - Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh
WR - Jerry Rice, Mississippi Valley State
TE - Mike Ditka, Pittsburgh
C - Chuck Bednarik, Penn
OL - Anthony Munoz, USC
OL - Bryant McKinnie, Miami (FL)
OL - Will Shields, Nebraska
OL - Tony Boselli, USC

DL - Joe Greene, North Texas
DL - Bubba Smith, Michigan State
DL - Warren Sapp, Miami (FL)
DL - Rich Glover, Nebraska
LB - Mike Singletary, Baylor
LB - Ray Lewis, Miami (FL)
LB - LaVar Arrington, Penn State
CB - Champ Bailey, Georgia
CB - Rod Woodson, Purdue
S - Sean Taylor, Miami (FL)
S - Eric Berry, Tennessee

K - Alex Henery, Nebraska
P - Shane Lechler, Texas A&M
KR - Devin Hester, Miami (FL)
PR - Dante Pettis, Washington
AP - Desmond Howard, Michigan

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Honorable Mention

QB
Roger Staubach, Navy
Cam Newton, Auburn
John Elway, Stanford
Steve McNair, Alcorn State

RB
Doak Walker, Southern Methodist
Walter Payton, Jackson State
Jim Brown, Syracuse
Red Grange, Illinois
Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh
Reggie Bush, USC

WR
Tim Brown, Notre Dame
Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
Michael Irvin, Miami (FL)
Fred Biletnikoff, Florida State
Lynn Swann, USC
Kirk Gibson, Michigan State
Roy Williams, Texas
Peter Warrick, Florida State

TE
Keith Jackson, Oklahoma
Heath Miller, Virginia
Tony Gonzalez, California

C
Barrett Jones, Alabama
Dick Butkus, Illinois
Dominic Raiola, Nebraska

OL
Joe Thomas, Wisconsin
Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
Lincoln Kennedy, Washington
John Hicks, Ohio State
Aaron Taylor, Nebraska
Jake Long, Michigan

DL
Leon Hart, Notre Dame
David Pollack, Georgia
Steve Emtman, Washington
Merlin Olsen, Utah State
Ted Hendricks, Miami (FL)
Bronko Nagurski, Minnesota
Mike Reid, Penn State
Terrell Suggs, Arizona State
Julius Peppers, North Carolina
Bruce Smith, Virginia Tech

LB
Derrick Brooks, Florida State
Hugh Green, Pittsburgh
Jack Ham, Penn State
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern
Manti Te'o, Notre Dame
Brian Bosworth, Oklahoma
Lawrence Taylor, North Carolina
Luke Kuechly, Boston College
Wilber Marshall, Florida
Chris Spielman, Ohio State
Brian Urlacher, New Mexico

CB
Patrick Peterson, LSU
Roger Wehril, Missouri
Terence Newman, Kansas State
Dre Bly, North Carolina
Darrell Green, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Terrell Buckley, Florida State

S
Roy Williams, Oklahoma
Donnie Shell, South Carolina State
Kenny Easley, UCLA
Jack Tatum, Ohio State
Bennie Blades, Miami (FL)

K
Art Carmody, Louisville
Kevin Butler, Georgia
Mason Crosby, Colorado
Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State

P
Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor
Johnny Townsend, Florida
Reggie Roby, Iowa
Tom Hackett, Utah
Russell Erxleben, Texas

KR
Desmond Howard, Michigan
Tim Brown, Notre Dame
Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State
CJ Spiller, Clemson
Willie Gault, Tennessee

PR
Deion Sanders, Florida State
Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State
CJ Spiller, Clemson
Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame
Devin Hester, Miami (FL)
David Allen, Kansas State
Wes Welker, Texas Tech

AP
Christian McCaffrey, Stanford
Jim Thorpe, Carlisle
Marshall Faulk, San Diego State
Darren Sproles, Kansas State
Charles Woodson, Michigan
Tim Brown, Notre Dame

 

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Here are my Bama homer picks that were omitted:

Cornelius Bennett
Bart Starr
Joe Namath
Ken Stabler
Lee Roy Jordan

 

[RTR...USN (ret)]

Here are my Bama homer picks that were omitted:

Cornelius Bennett
Bart Starr
Joe Namath
Ken Stabler
Lee Roy Jordan

I was kind of surprised to not see our $5 ass whooping buddy "Uncle LB" on the list.

 

[KillyP]

I don't see any way that Tebow is above Cam Newton. Cam carried a mediocre Auburn to a Natty pretty much by himself.

 

[txTIGER1963]

homer pick, William Perry
was a freak in his time

 

[OldDevilDawg]

I don't see any way that Tebow is above Cam Newton. Cam carried a mediocre Auburn to a Natty pretty much by himself.

Well Cam did ride the bench at UF, so there's that.

Oddly, I'm pissed that Kevin Butler isn't on the list.

At the University of Georgia Butler was a two-time All-American and a four-time All-Southeastern Conference football player including three First-Team selections. Thus far he holds the Bulldogs' record for scoring with 353 points (122 PAT’s, 77 field goals), and he is second in career scoring in SEC history (including all players, kickers and non-kickers).[1] Butler helped lead Bulldog teams to two SEC titles and four bowl appearances, set an NCAA record with 27 multiple field-goal games, and was named to All-Century teams selected by the Walter Camp Football Foundation and Sports Illustrated, as well as to ABC Sports' College Football All Time All-America team.[2] In December 2001, Butler became the first and only kicker to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.[3]