Ray Isom- ask the people he hit.
I loved Evan Royster. For a guy with little speed, he sure was explosive. Shalom AleichemHe was lights out on many plays.
Shalom
I would add Mike Reid and possibly Paul Posluszny with Lavar on the defensive side.Lavarr Arrington
Saquon Barkley says hi!He was lights out on many plays.
Shalom
Different type of explosion, loved that guy.Ray Isom- ask the people he hit.
No offense to Chafie Fields, he wouldn’t even make my top 6 list.
In no particular order, here are the most explosive PSU players I have seen since 1972:
Ki-Jana Carter
KJ Hamler
Saquon Barkley
OJ McDuffie
Blair Thomas
Michael Timpson
All these guys had tremendous speed.
Barkley is probably a bigger, stronger athlete, not sure he was a better all around back than Warner however.I’ve seen them all starting with Warner and I would go with Barkley. The others all had a superior OL in front of them. Barkley seemed to do it mostly on his own.
QB Runner: Michael RobinsonHave to categories
Running Back: Ki Jana Carter, Curt Warner, Journey Brown (?? injury)
Full Back: Steve Smith or Tim Manoa
Wide Receiver: Cefalo, Godwin, Williams. I know that I missing some.
Tight End: Friermuth. Again probably missing some.
Quaterback: difficult to access. Passer: K Collins, Runner: McSorley or Clifford
Busload of fans from Key Largo sponsored by the owner of Snapper's a Miami grad. 36 folks, 30 PSU fans. Entire upper level filled with PSU fans. What a day. He unknowingly bought my house years later in Vero Beach. Had to hide my PSU gear while his wife was looking at house. Life is truly strange and funny.He made my day in Miami in 1999. What a play!