The Greatest College Football Player You've Never Heard Of

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BEN STEVENSON
Ben “Big Ben” Stevenson spent his first years at Tuskegee University as a prep-schooler, which at the time allowed him to play eight seasons in all for the Golden Tigers, from 1923 to 1930. During that span, the team amazingly suffered only two defeats. Stevenson combined speed (9.8 100-yard dash), strength and durability. Scoring on a combination of long runs and drop kicks, he also played defensive back, earning a reputation as one of the top pass thieves in the conference. Stevenson was named to seven consecutive Black College All-America teams, numerous Negro all-time All-America teams and was voted as the game's greatest all-around player.

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Not to start another thread.

Keep an eye on Oklahoma States, Tyreek Hill tomorrow, in a word...zoooooooooooom!

Remember the kid who had that KO return for a td for FSU in the le game? That's Levone Whitfield who was the fastest player in the nation last season.

Yep, the two fastest players in college football on the same field.