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Yeah it is unreal when put in that context. And weren't all of them coached by Soldinger?

Completely agree on McGahee. He low key had a very solid career. To me 7 of the top 100 is nowhere near as impressive as 5 of the top 45. Simply put, 10% of the 50 NFL all-time leading rushers went to Miami. I'd bet no other school could say that for any position in terms of touchdowns...

So seven in the top 100. Really curious how many the next-closest school has and I really doubt it's more than 4. USC would have I think Lynn Swann, OJ, probably Reggie Bush. Pittsburgh and Ohio State probably have a few. But nobody has close to 7 IMO.

All of the above would be totally insane. But you're missing Chuck Foreman at #97.

The ones done by NFL (not too many years ago) had us #1 at five different positions. You can still probably find it. Chaney to me looks to be every bit of the level of a Portis-type running back in terms of talent and potential production. He'll never be McGahee in college, and no one will...

Because Miami.

Let's be fair here. Any list, at all, for RBU, that doesn't put Miami at #1 is laughable. There isn't another program on earth remotely comparable to Miami's production at the position in the league, and McGahee was absolutely robbed of a Heisman. In a century when Gore finally retires...

WAIT... you're saying something from Sports Illustrated was negative in regards to the University of Miami?

So did Willis McGahee. They're actually not too far apart in career yards.

Miami has five guys in the top ~45 NFL rushers of all-time. To my recollection, no other school has more than 2.