All Time Husky Football Team - DE
by John Berkowitz on Feb 1, 2009 9:49 AM PST
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PrintThe votes are in for defensive tackle and as expected Steve Emtman was the run away winner followed by D'Marco Farr, Ron Holmes, Reggie Rogers, Dennis Brown and Doug Martin.
I voted for Emtman, Holmes, Brown, and Martin.
I think it was tough not to go with that group.
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Tom Greenlee
He was a consensus All American in 1966.
He would be tough to leave off any list if you ever saw him play. Once again though you would have to be around 50 or older which eliminates a lot of our readers.
DE
Didn;t Reggie Rogers play some DE. IF so he gets my vote. There’s another guy I’m thinking of but can’t remember his name. I would also vote for Chorak.
Rogers
Rogers was a OLB, DE, and DT while at UW.
He was an All American as a DT so I put him there. He was a pretty good basketballl player too.
I’m a little disappointed to see the voting appearing to reflect name recognition more than actual results. Farr was a good DT for us, but no way he should’ve finished higher than Holmes, and I think Martin and Brown were clearly better as well.
For DE I went with Chorak, Greenlee, Lambright and Richardson. Martin Harrison was another good one, though I’d guess he’ll be listed as an OLB. He played a hybrid DE/OLB role, similar to how Rogers started off.
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