Best to Wear #99 - #1 Summary (update 8/20)

[Brad]

Best Bull to wear jersey:

 

#4 - Open Monday for voting

#5 - Still open for voting

#6 - Still open for voting

#7 - Still open for voting

#8 - Still open for voting

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#11 - Still open for voting

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#12 - Anthony Henry (No surprise here as Ant wins convincingly - his impressive four years at USF were followed by NFL success)

#13 - Tajee Fullwood (Tajee ran away with this on 69.44% of vote.  He enters his final season with the Bulls in 2017)

#14 - Mike White (This might be the closest race yet, surprisingly.  White eclipsed Ronnie Banks 36.96%-34.78% while T-Rex got just 23.91%)

#15 - Huey Whittaker (Huey, famous for his ESPN SC grab at Alabama, managed to collect nearly 91% of vote)

#16 - Mistral Raymond (The Bulls cornerback - drafted by the Minnesota Vikings - captured just under 72% of the vote.)

#17 - Kevin Verpaele (Kevin, topped Sterling Griffin and brother Danny, taking 36.36% of vote)

#18 - Amarri Jackson (Amari, mentioned in the thread for his sensational Louisville game, ran away with 89% of vote)

#19 - Ronnie Hoggins (Another current player, in the secondary,  overcomes challenge from  Aaron Lynch and Bruce Gipson)

#20 - Devin Abraham (Abraham, entering his senior season, topped a couple of running backs - Marcus Shaw and Chad Simpson)

#21 - Trae Williams (A four year starter with Mike Jenkins, Trae Williams  received nearly 71% of the vote)

#22 - Elgin Hicks (the speedy transfer from Florida edged Jermain Clemons and  George Baker - each receive more than 25% of the vote)

#23- Bernard Brown (Another four year secondary player from 1997-2001)

#24 - Glenn Davis (four year started, beginning int he Inaugural Season, Glenn paired with Roy Manns #11)

#25 - Delbert Alvarado (Alvarado, a Bulls PK and P, won this without contest.  Alvarado signed with the Dallas Cowboys in 2010)

#26 - Mike Ford - (No one was close to Ford at jersey #26.  Ford transferred to the Bulls and completed three seasons with USF)

#27 - Tyrone McKenzie (T-Mac edges JR Reed in his previous jersey #.  The Iowa State transfer joined George Selvie on the All-American list)

#28 - Maikon Bonani (Another specialist win, this time over OG RB Rafael Williams 57-39.  Bonani big moment a catalyst?)

#29 - Colby Erskin (No on field success, accomplice in ousting Jim Leavitt)

#30 - Benjamin Williams (Williams, hero in the Bulls first bowl win and one of the great unsung heroes in USF Football history wins easily)

#31 - Darius Tice (Currently on the roster and returning after injury for his senior season, Tice edged Jay Mize 45-33%)

#32 - J.R. Reed (This one never in doubt as fans still talk about J.R.'s legendary day vs. Memphis)

#33 - Hugh Smith (Listed as on of the 10 Essential Bulls in 2014, Smith had great hands and great speed) 

#34 - DeDe Lattimore (DeDe takes all but one vote, winning with 94.67% of the vote)

#35 - Emilio Nadelman (In a battle of specialists, Nadelman defeats the amazing PK/P Tony Umholtz)

#36 - Sam Barrington ( The NFL linebacker wins over second place and recent graduate Nate Godwin)

#37 - Ryan Hearn (A tough nosed WR, Hearn wins this one easily)

#38 - Joe Morgan (Morgan, one of the smaller, but harder hitters in the Bulls secondary wins with 63% of vote)

#39 - Anthony Williams (Linebacker Williams edges RB Richard Kelly, taking nearly 70% of votes)

#40 - Craig Kobel (Kobel, a talented defender in the early days, receives 75% of the vote)

#41 - Shurron Pierson (Pierson, of Wildwood, FL, left the Bulls early for the NFL - Oakland Raiders)

#42 - Kion Wilson (Wilson sweeps with 100% of votes; another tough linebacker in a string of tough LBs)

#43 - Auggie Sanchez (Current junior linebacker Sanchez receives just over 70% of vote)

#44 - Vassay Marc (One of the OGs, Marc's career was cut short due to injury. He takes 54% of vote)

#45 - Demetrius Woods (Woods holds off Jon Simmons, 53-29)

#46 - Cory Grissom ("Pork Chop" won this over a number of fan favorites and OG Marshall Smith)

#47 - Brandon Baker (The second specialist to win, Baker took nearly 77% of the vote)

#48 - Mike Ruegger (Ruegger takes half the vote in a field of 6)

#49 - Kawika Mitchell (Also a candidate at #5, Kawika wins in his original #49 defeating well-knowns like Chris Robinson and Mattias Ciabatti)

#50 - Jason Butler (Hard hitting Butler E.T. and others, taking 64% of vote)

#51 - Stephen Nicholas (Never in doubt as The Snake coils around 94% of the vote)

#52 - Zack Bullock (Takes 43% of the vote in a fairly even field)

#53 - Elkino Watson (RIP)

#54 - Patrick St. Louis (Holds off a challenge from Julius Forte)

#55 - Jeremiah Warren (Warren takes over half the vote locking up the #55 jersey for another season)

#56 - Terrence Royal (Royal cleaned 75% of the vote.  The passionate LB has left a memory with Bulls fans)

#57 - Nigel Harris (The recent 2016 graduate and current NFL camper notably earned more votes than former NFLer Jacquian Williams)

#58 - David Bedford (Bedford took 2/3 of the total vote, leading the 2nd place finisher, Ronnie McCullough, by 50 percentage points)

#59 - Ben Moffitt (Moffitt took all but one vote in the route at #59)

#60 - Bruce Hector (Bruce Hector took 2/3 of the vote after finishing his junior year in 2016)

#61 - Zach Hermann and Dominique Threatt (tie) (Each player took 42.86% of vote, combining for all but three votes that went to John Miller)

#62 - Sampson Genus (Sampson took 96% of the vote in this runaway win)

#63 - Therrimann Edwards (Edwards a player in the Bulls first four seasons edged fan fav Nick Capogna - winner at #69 - by one vote)

#64 - Thor Jozwiak (Nothing against Thor, but he whalloped a couple of early Bulls making me question where the OG fans are)

#65 - Ryan Schimdt ( Schmidt took 85.96% of vote - a solid OL captured 20 of 23 votes)

#66 - Brynjar Gudmundsson (BG was challenged heavily by Frank Davis and OG Joey Sipp, took just 29.63% of vote in win)

#67 - Eric Setser (The board goes back to 2007 to find a winner at 67)

#68 - Michael Galati (The junior offensive lineman takes more than half of vote)

#69 - Nick Capogna (Site favorite Capogna cleans up with 95% of vote)

#70 - Larry Scott (Current Tennessee coach takes 59% of the vote) 

#71 - Alex Herron and Matt Huners (tie) (Mak Djulbegovic was one vote shy of making it a three way tie)

#72 - Ken Dawson (Shaq wins after edging Jerome Springfield and Joe Herzhauser who each received 25% of vote)

#73 - Damien Edwards and Jeremi Hall (tie) (Each takes 34.78% of vote)

#74 - Kenyatta Jones (Jones captures 85% of vote)

#75 - Walter Walker (Overcomes recent NFL draft pick Kofi Amichia and old time fav Jimmy Fitts)

#76 - Richard Clebert (Receives 95%+ of the vote, Darrell Williams only other to receive vote)

#77 - Jake Griffin - (Takes 90+% of vote in rout)

#78 - Marc Dile and Austin Reiter (tie)  (Both players tie with 43.48% of the vote)

#79 - Chaz Hine (Wins with 78.95% of vote)

#80 - Ean Randolph (Wins with 63.64% of vote over Mike McFarland, winner at jersey #86)

#81 - Andre Davis (Takes 2/3 vote with S.J. Green finishing a  distant 2nd)

#82 - Ben Busbee

#83 - Trevor Hypolite (Edges Deonte Welch %38-%29)

#84 - Will Bleakley (RIP)

#85 - Elkanah Dillon (Takes 50% of the vote despite 5 receiving votes)

#86 - Mike McFarland (Entire field received votes, but Mike wins easily)

#87 - Rodney Adams (Adams defeats beloved Jesse Hester, Jr. with 85% of vote)

#88 - Shawn Hay (Hotly contested, but Hay takes just over half the votes; Dunkley 2nd)

#89 - Taurus Johnson (Wins with 81.82% of vote)

#90 - Jason Pierre-Paul (Never a doubt)

#91 - Eric Lee (Hotly contested, selected as best with just over 42% of vote)

#92 - Luke Sager (Swipes 84.62% of the vote)

#93 - Lee Roy Selmon, Jr. (Selmon edges Awoleke 50% - 45%)

#94 - Craig Marshall (Winner among four vote-getters, with 61.54% of the vote)

#95 - George Selvie (Sweeps with 100% of the votes)

#96 - Sampson Genus (Won with less than half of total vote)

#97 - Terrell McClain (Claimed 92% of vote)

#98 - Aaron Harris (Edged Mike Love by three votes)

#99 - Tim Jones (Edged Kevin Bronson by a vote)