ESPN All-time all-ACC team

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Offense:


QB: Deshaun Watson, Clemson


RB: Warrick Dunn, Florida State


RB: Ted Brown, NC State


WR: Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech


WR: Peter Warrick, Florida State


TE: Greg Olsen, Miami


OT: D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Virginia


OG: Joe Bostic, Clemson


C: Clay Shiver, Florida State


OG: Jim Ritcher, NC State


OT: Walter Jones, Florida State


AP: C.J. Spiller, Clemson


Defense:


DE: Julius Peppers, North Carolina


DT Randy White, Maryland


DT: William Fuller, North Carolina


DE: Peter Boulware, Florida State


LB: Derrick Brooks, Florida State


LB: Luke Kuechly, Boston College


LB: Lawrence Taylor, North Carolina


CB: Donnell Woolford, Clemson


S: Terry Kinard, Clemson


S: Ken Swilling, Georgia Tech


CB: Dre Bly, North Carolina


Special Teams:


K: Sebastian Janikowski, Florida State


P: Ryan Plackemeier, Wake Forest


RS: Ryan Switzer, North Carolina



Second-team offense: QB Charlie Ward, Florida State; OT Jim Dombrowski, Virginia; OG Alex Barron, Florida State; C Bob Pellegrini, Maryland; OG Laken Tomlinson, Duke; OT William Thomas, Florida State; WR Torry Holt, NC State; WR Herman Moore, Virginia; TE Heath Miller, Virginia; RB Dalvin Cook, Florida State; RB Brian Piccolo, Wake Forest; AP Leon Johnson, North Carolina


Second-team defense: DE Mario Williams, NC State; DT Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh; DT Christian Wilkins, Clemson; DE Chris Long, Virginia; LB Aaron Curry, Wake Forest; LB E.J. Henderson, Maryland; LB Jeff Davis, Clemson; S Derwin James, Florida State; S Brian Dawkins, Clemson; CB Alphonso Smith, Wake Forest; CB Ronde Barber, Virginia


Second-team special teams: RS Eddie Royal, Virginia Tech; P Shawn Powell, Florida State; K Roberto Aguayo, Florida State




Third-team offense: QB Lamar Jackson, Louisville; OT Ereck Flowers, Miami; OG Rodney Hudson, Florida State; C Garrett Bradbury, NC State; OG Mike McGee, Duke; OT Stan Jones, Maryland; WR Rashad Greene, Florida State; WR Jamison Crowder, Duke; TE Bennie Cunningham, Clemson; RB James Conner, Pitt; RB Amos Lawrence, North Carolina; AP Sammy Watkins, Clemson


Third-team defense: DE Bradley Chubb, NC State; DT Michael Dean Perry, Clemson; DT B.J. Raji, Boston College; DE Vic Beasley, Clemson; LB Sam Cowart, Florida State; LB Ahmad Brooks, Virginia; LB Mark Herzlich; Boston College; S Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech; S Lamarcus Joyner, Florida State; CB Corey Sawyer, Florida State; CB Brandon Flowers, Virginia Tech


Third-team special teams: RS Torrey Smith, Maryland; P Riley Dixon, Syracuse; K Nick Novak, Maryland


https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/27421493/the-all-all-acc-college-football-team
 
Diseqc said:
K Roberto Aguayo, Florida State
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Joe Hamilton should be second team! Ward and Jackson should not be listed at all. Rivers and Ryan had better careers than Ward and Jackson.
 
I would say whoever made this list is an FSU homer, but then it doesn't have Deion anywhere, and return specialists are specifically called out on here. It must be an FSU homer born after 1995.
 
Flywheel said:
I would say whoever made this list is an FSU homer, but then it doesn't have Deion anywhere, and return specialists are specifically called out on here. It must be an FSU homer born after 1995.
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I’d say it’s made by a Clemson fan. It’s drenched in recency bias
 
Flywheel said:
I would say whoever made this list is an FSU homer, but then it doesn't have Deion anywhere, and return specialists are specifically called out on here. It must be an FSU homer born after 1995.
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From the article:

A few caveats: We only considered seasons in which the players were members of the ACC, so no Deion Sanders or Michael Vick or anyone from the 2001 Miami Hurricanes. Secondly, we attempted to consider the era, too. QB stats in 1970 don't make for an apples-to-apples comparison with those from 2018. The goal was a representation of all the great eras of ACC football, so numbers weren't the only metric used. Lastly, some résumés are still being written, so Lawrence, Travis Etienne, Bryce Hall and Andre Szmyt might well end up among the ACC's greats, but until their careers are over, we're not ready to add their names to the history books.
 
Jackson over Joe Ham seems questionable. I’m not too crazy upset with anything else. D-Mo probably has an argument but I bet a lot of others feel the same.
 
Keith Brooking? I dunno. That's a hard list to compile.
 
it's a hard list to do. I was expecting to see Marco Coleman. And agree with Durant Brooks comment.
 
Diseqc said:
Deshaun Watson and Lamar Jackson are WAY overrated
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How so? Jackson won the Heisman, and Watson passed for over 800 yards in 2 national championship games against Alabama at a time that Clemson was still overmatched from a talent perspective.

IF you're thinking Joe Hamilton should be in there, I disagree. He's probably 4th or 5th behind those 3 and maybe Phillip Rivers.
 
Refrigerator Perry is not on the list, either. Depite the Mover owning him, he was a consensus All-American as a Junior and won a National Championship.

I always thought of him as an all-time great but he was before my time so I don't fully know.
 
Diseqc said:
Butker is no where near the third all time best kicker in ACC history. Some of you guys are ridiculous with your homerism
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Last time I checked this was GT fan forum. Don’t get ass marks on our brand new door.
 
Diseqc said:
Butker is no where near the third all time best kicker in ACC history. Some of you guys are ridiculous with your homerism
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Who said third? He, Joe, Keith, Burnett, et al should all be on first team. You need more juice.
 
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