Best UW running back of all time

MikeDamone

Who is the best Running back to ever play at UW?

Ewb46

Nip (or is it Nap)

I remember watching Nip on my at husky stadium while being recruited to UW. He would hit that outside edge and then you would see the safety coming over with the perfect pursuit angle. It was like Nip just sensed his presence as he kicked on another level of speed that just pulled away. Or the Nebraska game when was juking back and forth breaking several ankles and leaving jocks hanging all over the field. I had the opportunity to be teammates with CD and that guy was a pure grinder. He would run over you, around you, and would always get that extra yard after being tackled. If CD was more than a one and done he would have been an animal.

TheKobeStopper

Nip

MikeDamone

Dillon

I give the nod to Dillon. No running back at UW was ever so dominant on the field. He also got into the end zone more than any other before him. If I have any criticism of Kaufman it would be he had many fine runs that ended inside the 5 yard line, not the end zone.

Also, I notice people that say Nip will also qualify it by saying "because he played 4 years". If you have to qualify something, it isn't the best.

dtd

Dillon

Dillon. Fast RBs are a gimmick. Dillon killed defenses the right way. Dillon also averaged 18 yards a reception. Nip averaged 6. Obviously Nip had the 4 year career, but best player for one year? Dillon. He demoralized teams that year.

[Deleted User]

The field

Hugh McElhenny!!!

Southerndawg

If we're living the life of OR, Dillon.

If we could live the life of AND, 1A. Corey Dillon AND 1B. Joe Steele. Both ran with authoritay

HillsboroDuck

Dillon

NipNap had the best career. But Dillon was the best back on teh field.

HillsboroDuck

Dillon

CollegeDoog said:

Hugh McElhenny!!!

Racist

CuntWaffle

Dillon

Dillon.

TierbsHsotBoobs

The field

HillsboroDuck said:

NipNap had the best career. But Hasty was the best back on teh field.

That's why I voted for the field.

BennyBeaver

The field

CW #25

Blackie

The field

TheGlove said:

CW #25

You've confused "running back" with "girlfriend abuser"

Easy mistake though, seeing as they all look the same.

BennyBeaver

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Blackie said:

TheGlove said:

CW #25

You've confused "running back" with "girlfriend abuser"

Easy mistake though, seeing as they all look the same.

you simply can't rank the amateurs with the professionals

TierbsHsotBoobs

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Blackie said:

TheGlove said:

CW #25

You've confused "running back" with "girlfriend abuser"

Easy mistake though, seeing as they all look the same.

The judges would have also accepted "defensive back with terrible tackling form".

[Deleted User]

Dillon

Like I posted in the other thread had Dillon been a starter game one he would have been in New York for the Heisman. He had power and speed.

I saw Dillon quite a bit in person in 1996 on crisp afternoons with my dad, he was so dominant that year.

Lambright won 7,7,7,9,7,6 in the regular season as coach. Dillon was the difference for Lambo to finally rid being a seven win coach.

Dillon was a work horse too carrying the ball 35+ times a game. I also think Dillon might have a shot at the pro football HOF. Had he came back in 1997 I think the Huskies would have won the national title.

TierbsHsotBoobs

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He_Needs_More_Time said:

Like I posted in the other thread had Dillon been a starter game one he would have been in New York for the Heisman. He had power and speed.

I saw Dillon quite a bit in person in 1996 on crisp afternoons with my dad, he was so dominant that year.

Lambright won 7,7,7,9,7,6 in the regular season as coach. Dillon was the difference for Lambo to finally rid being a seven win coach.

Dillon was a work horse too carrying the ball 35+ times a game. I also think Dillon might have a shot at the pro football HOF. Had he came back in 1997 I think the Huskies would have won the national title.

Lambright was still the coach. Haven't you learned ANYTHING from the past 20 years?

[Deleted User]

Dillon

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

Like I posted in the other thread had Dillon been a starter game one he would have been in New York for the Heisman. He had power and speed.

I saw Dillon quite a bit in person in 1996 on crisp afternoons with my dad, he was so dominant that year.

Lambright won 7,7,7,9,7,6 in the regular season as coach. Dillon was the difference for Lambo to finally rid being a seven win coach.

Dillon was a work horse too carrying the ball 35+ times a game. I also think Dillon might have a shot at the pro football HOF. Had he came back in 1997 I think the Huskies would have won the national title.

Lambright was still the coach. Haven't you learned ANYTHING from the past 20 years?

I think Dillon was that good. Why Lambo normally a 7 win coach suddenly won 9 games with Dillon(one of which Dillon didn't start/hardly play). The team was 8-1 with a healthy Shehee and Dillon isn't as fragile as Shehee either.

Although you are right I think he would have still fucked up the Nebraska game somehow.

Mad_Son

Dillon

CollegeDoog said:

Hugh McElhenny!!!

GEORGE WILSON!!!!

IrishDawg22

Nip (or is it Nap)

Inspirational Award: Joe Steele (1st RB a lot of current Dawg fans cheered for)

Best Bowl Back: Jacque Robinson

Wrong Era Award: CP

Best Single Season: Corey Dillon

Best Overall RB: Napoleon Kaufman

Fire_Marshall_Bill

Nip (or is it Nap)

Dillon's sample size is a little too small. Had he played eight or ten more games, I'd give it to him fo sho.