For a project that I'm currently working on.

Utilizing the list below pick the 12 guys that you believe were the "best" when they were in college.

I've listed their All American finishes to possibly make some of the decisions easier, but you don't have to go completely off their AA finishes as I don't plan on it when completing the project.

Hudson Taylor (DNP/3/3/4)
Cory Cooperman (DNP/7/3/3)
Kyle Ott (DNP/DNP/2/2)
Mack Lewnes (4/DNP/2/4)
Ryan Lewis (DNW/DNW/2/2)
Jody Strittmatter (DNW/DNW/3/2)
JD Bergman (3/DNP/4/2)
Ryan Churella (DNP/3/4/2)
Jared Rosholt (DNP/4/3/2)
Otto Olson (2/DNP/3/5)
Shane Roller (DNP/3/4/3)
Jacob Volkmann (4/DNP/3/4)
Tyrel Todd (DNP/5/3/4)
Josh Churella (7/DNP/2/4)
Brandon Precin (DNP/7/3/3)
Mack Reiter (4/4/DNP/5)
Phillip Simpson (DNP/3/8/2)
Leroy Vega (5/5/3/DNP)
Shawn Bunch (DNP/DNP/2/3)

Reece Humphrey (DNP/DNP/2/3)
Jimmy Kennedy (DNP/4/5/5)
Roger Kish (DNP/2/3/DNP)
Josh Moore (DNP/DNP/3/2)
Nathan Morgan (DNP/6/4/4)
Alex Tirapelle (2/4/DNP/DNP)
Wynn Michalak (6/8/DNP/2)
Mike Zadick (DNP/7/3/7)

27 guys here on the list, so 15 need to be dropped.

In no particular order..

Coop
Bergman
Zadick
Ryan Churella(should be a champ anyways)
Bunch
Zadick
Lewis
Lewnes
Stritmatter
Roller

Hump
Alex Tirapelle
Ott
Precin
Kish

Its interesting to see three lists on the same topic all be relatively different. Keep them coming though.

Just curious, is this going to be a "best to never win NCAAs in the past x years" list? I'd assume so, so I'd assume some people that you left off the list are just automatics and were left off for that reason (bryan snyder and tyrone lewis being the most obvious)

The list is going to be the 25 best guys never to win NCAA titles from 2000-2011

I've already got 13 guys who are definitely on the list (hence why I'm asking you guys to pick 12 off the one I provided in the first post) and Snyder and Tyrone are two of the 13.

Ok ok, I was like wtf. Here is my opinion:
Lewnes
Ryan lewis
Ryan Churella
Churella
Volkmann
Zadick
Strittmatter
Bergman
Olson
Kish
Roller
H Taylor