Okay, in leiu of another attendance thread.....who is everyone's all-time favorite Huskie football player? I would do a poll but there's probably too many possibilities, especially for the older fans.

My favorite is still Wolfe, though I'd probably put Harnish second.

I would have to say my buddy Jake Coffman!

Guy played with heart and didnt give up at all.

Semper Fi!

(10-02-2012 02:06 PM)yesman815 Wrote:  I would have to say my buddy Jake Coffman!

Guy played with heart and didnt give up at all.

Semper Fi!

Gotta love the heart of a US Marine, but my vote goes to Wolfe with Harnish a very close 2nd.

Reino Nori !!!

I think most people would one of a select few. Turner/Wolfe/Harnish...

Better exercise. If you could do a team of all your favorite huskies...who would they be? 11 Offensive, 11 Defensive, P, K.

I don't have time to do that right now...so someone else take the initiative!

Wolfe. Witnessing his first 5 weeks of the 2006 season my Freshman year was what got me into Huskie football. Dude was straight filth. Still think he could've been a Heisman finalist if he had two hamstrings the whole year. Wasn't the same player starting with the Iowa game.

(10-02-2012 02:25 PM)niusfactuary Wrote:  I think most people would one of a select few. Turner/Wolfe/Harnish...

Better exercise. If you could do a team of all your favorite huskies...who would they be? 11 Offensive, 11 Defensive, P, K.

I don't have time to do that right now...so someone else take the initiative!

I don't know enough of the linemen really. For kickers I'd go with Steve Azar. Maybe Jake Nordin for TE. Hollis Thomas, Ron Delisi, Randy Drew for a few more. Adam Dach for fullback.

Whatever player got their buddies to make this song...

Turner...not vouching for the man by any means. but a guy who could break 60-80 yard runs after running through a linebacker is fun to watch in my book. This was in his 225-230 lb days when he was really fast.

I'd have to say Mark Keller because I got to watch him lead the nation in rushing while I was a student at NIU.

If Lynch keeps it up he might become my second favorite. I love watching him play the QB position, I have never seen anyone quite like him.

Harnish and it's not close. Britt is still second lol.

Cas Prime.

Wait this is a serious thread. I wanna say Harnish, but I have to go with Wolfe. He was something special.

I always like Turner as a player. Harnish too. I've met him a number of times and always seems to be a genuine guy, a leader who realizes that he has been given a gift and respects everyone around him for their own individual gifts.

Steve Azar too. Don't know why, just always like the guy. Doug Free was always cool, he used to come hang out with us at open parties. He'd show up on a little scooter with an NIU sticker on the front and park it on our lawn.

I have grown to like Chad Spann more. I follow him on Twitter and the idea that he isn't giving up on his dream is really motivating.

(10-02-2012 02:53 PM)huskiealum03 Wrote:  Turner...not vouching for the man by any means. but a guy who could break 60-80 yard runs after running through a linebacker is fun to watch in my book. This was in his 225-230 lb days when he was really fast.

Turner may not have the afterburners (no, not AJ Harris) any more but the guy can still run. From last Sunday's game:

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/0ap...yd-pass-TD

Nick Duffy was the man!

Martel Moore and Josh Allen.

My username kind of gives it a way, lol. I was a Freshman at NIU and it was after I watched this incredible run by Wolfe that I became a huge fan. I remember I got goose bumps when I saw this.

Billy Lowe.

Barksdale



Sorry.....had to be the first to say it

Garrett Wolfe was so damn much fun to watch...he was just amazing! Chandler Harnish...also amazing to watch.
They are both my favorites although I have met Chandler personally a couple times and he's just a super great kid.
I can't put one over the other as players. Love them both.