Who are the three toughest players on the Carolina Hurricanes?
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#1-Mike Commodore. He can take on anyone and win any fight\n#2-Aaron Ward. He can be very aggressive & make hard hits\n#3-Glen Wesley-Defense. He's been playing for a long time and can be good play-maker, along with Oleg Tverdovsky\n   Rod Brind'Amour-Offence. One of the major forwards. Knows how to get his job done and never quits.
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5. 1972 USC Trojans\n4. 1999 Florida State Seminoles\n3. 1988 Notre Dame Fighting Irish\n2. 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers\n1. 2001 Miami Hurricanes\n\nThe Hurricanes of 2001 in my opinion were he best all around team ever to take the field.  That year the defense recorded 3 shutouts, and the offense averaged 42 points and over 600 yards from scrimmage.  They are one of the most dominate college football teams to date, with a juggernaut offense and a lights out defense.  And it kind of hurts to say this because I'm a FSU fan, but I just got to tell the truth...  this is the toughest team I have ever seen.
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1. wade\n2. o'neal\n3. walker\n4. williams
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Rob Dougan\nTravis Meeks\nJared Manning\nRoger Waters
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Denver is a dangerous, balanced team.  The steelers are tough defensively,and underrated offensively, the Seahawks are more one dimensional than people realize, but, and this is not because I live in charlotte, the Panthers are the most complete team still playing, and they have one thing that no one else has....Steve Smith
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THE CANES!!! Yeah NC all the way Baby!
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Definitely Gore and Tiki, they are both going against weak defenses and they have the most talent between those 4.  Fred and ahman are past their prime.  Taylor is also in a timeshare with Jones-Drew with Jones-Drew getting all of the goal line carries.  Good luck
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ryan howard\nchase utley\nbobby abreu\ntom gordon\nbrett myers\nmike liberthal\ndavid bell\njimmy rollins\npat burrell\naaron rowand
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UCLA                           \nBill Walton                     \nKeith Wilkes                    \nDave Meyers                     \nGreg Lee                        \nTommy Curtis(I think)           \n \n\nNC State\nDavid Thompson\nTim Stoddard\nTom Burleson\nMonte Towe\nMoe Rivers
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1.Rodney Harrison(NE)-Despite the injury, he is the most dominant safety in the game. Speed and strength combine to create a dangerous secondary.\n\n2.Darren Sharper(MINN)-He really exploded in the second half of the season. It all started with that game against the Giants, and he almost helped that defense lead the Vikes in the playoffs after a horrible start.\n\n3.Troy Polamalu(PITT)-He is the most underrated safety in the NFL. He is a playmaker, and always gets the job done(unless a ref says otherwise). He is the key to that Steelers secondary.\n\nHey Patriot fan, Bailey is a cornerback
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#8  the U\n\nThere was a shakeup — no, let’s make that, earthquake, on the Miami coaching staff following the 40–3 embarrassment at the hands of LSU in the Peach Bowl, when four top assistants were shown the door. Also gone are leading receiver Sinorice Moss, four offensive line starters and kick returner extraordinaire Devin Hester. \n\nKyle Wright begins his junior season under the eyes of first-year offensive coordinator Rich Olson, who has spent the last 12 years coaching in the NFL, and new quarterbacks coach Todd Berry. Wright posted good numbers (59 percent completion average, 2,403 yards, 18 touchdowns to 10 interceptions) for a first-time starter, but he is capable of much more. High-potential wide receivers Ryan Moore, Lance Leggett and Darnell Jenkins also need to step it up. Tight End Greg Olsen might be the best pass catcher on the team; he leads the returnees with 31 catches in 2005. \n\nTyrone Moss ran for 701 yards and 12 touchdowns before a knee injury felled him after eight games. The prognosis is good for his 100 percent return. Also returning is Charlie Jones, who started the rest of the way and netted 507 yards. A new offensive line has to be assembled around returning center Anthony Wollschlager. \n\nThe Canes boasts perhaps the best pair of safeties in the nation. Brandon Meriweather led the Canes in tackles with 115, including 13 for a loss, and Kenny Phillips started 11 games as a true freshman and was a unanimous freshman All-American. Opposing offenses will have to game plan for Phillips for at least the next two years. End Baraka Atkins and linebacker Tavares Gooden are the bell-ringers up front. \n\nThe Hurricanes will open 2006 at home to Florida State on Monday, Sept. 4, then travel to Louisville in Week 3. Later in the season, on consecutive weekends, come games at Georgia Tech and home against Virginia Tech.\n\nMY pick: First in the ACC Coastal\n\nReturning starters\n5 offense, 6 defense, both kickers\n\nWinners\nSince 2000, Miami has the highest winning percentage of all Division I-A schools at .865 (64–10), having recorded at least nine wins in each of the six seasons.\n\nPoint taken\nMiami placekicker Jon Peattie leads all current players nationally in scoring with 272 points over his first three seasons.\n\nScore no more\nMiami’s defense in 2005 allowed fewer touchdowns (19) than any other in the nation last year except Alabama’s (15).\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 4 Florida State\nS. 9 Florida A&M\nS. 16 at Louisville\nS. 30 Houston\nO. 7 North Carolina\nO. 14 Florida International\nO. 21 at Duke\nO. 28 at Georgia Tech\nN. 4 Virginia Tech\nN. 11 at Maryland\nN. 18 at Virginia\nN. 23 Boston College
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1. L.T.\n2. L.J.\n3. S. Alexander\n4. T. Barber\n5. W. Dunn\n6. S. Jackson\n7. B. Westbrook\n8. C. Portis\n9. C. Taylor\n10. D. Mcallister\n\nBest Backup: M. Turner of SD\n\nIf you seriously think Tiki isn't in the top 10 your pretty stupid, besides R.Bush? Hes not even the best rookie in New Orleans, and what has R. Brown done this season? Dunn, Jones, and Taylor have really out performed the bottom of your list.
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SF shaun williams-New Orleans has a very underrated and young roster, but they lack a perimeter threat. A guard who can knock down a three would do wonders for a Hornets team that averages only 3.6 made three-pointers a game.so with new orleans last in 3 pointers made now that they have jj redick, shaun williams they now have a young perimeter threat with reick williams J.R. smith and chris paul this is my original pick but if i had to go other wise i would say\n\nPF kevin pitsnogle he has the ability to be another dirk nowitzki and since new orleans sucks at shoooting threes and he can also give them an inside presence with chris anderson suspended for drug use
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Hardest is QB, because you have to know where everybody else is supposed to be. \n\nEasiest - place kicker or punter
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3rd greatest player ever
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It would be a tie between Justin Hodges, Timana Tahu and Clint Newton. They scrub up pretty well when there not covered in grass and sweat.
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the scouts obviously think simms is the best since he was drafted first.  he plays his heart out but he already has concussion problems kind of scary but the other two dont spread the field well enough to many wholes