Who was the best to wear each number?

[11_BRAVO]

1.
Anthony Carter, WR, Michigan, 1979-82
Carter is the best of the four Michigan receivers to wear No. 1, which is to Wolverine wideouts what No. 44 is to Syracuse running backs.
Honorable mention: Michigan WRs Derrick Alexander, Braylon Edwards and David Terrell; Michigan State WR Charles Rogers; Illinois WR David Williams.

2.
Deion Sanders, CB, Florida State, 1985-88
Put up this number in neon, and give it to Sanders instead of the 1997 Heisman winner, Michigan defensive back/kick returner Charles Woodson. Nobody covered receivers like Deion.
Honorable mention: Notre Dame QB Tom Clements; Ohio State CB Mike Doss; USC QB Morley Drury; Michigan DB Charles Woodson.

3.
Joe Montana, QB, Notre Dame, 1975-78
He looked even skinnier with a single digit than he did wearing No. 16 with the 49ers. But Montana is the narrow winner over a field full of top quarterbacks.
Honorable mention: OU QB Jamelle Hollaway; Florida State K Scott Bentley; Notre Dame QB Ralph Gugliemi; Clemson QB Homer Jordan; USC QB Carson Palmer.


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[c_commander]

#25 Raghib "Rocket" Ismail,WR,Notre Dame
The most exciting player in college football over the course of his career.He also provided one of the great highlight plays with his return of a punt for a touchdown in the last 3 minutes of the 90 Orange Bowl which was called back on a questionable clipping call. Would have been interesting to see what would have happened if he had gone straight to the NFL instead of going to the CFL.

#47 Michael Irvin,WR, University of Miami
The best WR on a team that had a tremendous group of receivers such as Brian Blades, Brett Perriman and a standout on a team that produced future NFL players up and down their roster. Guaranteed to make at least one huge highlight reel catch and a Hall of Famer.

 

[Tony Soprano]

Everytime I see a #80, only one person comes to mind. The same goes with #21.

If only Deion had stayed in San Fran, who knows how many rings they'd have had.