Is Alex the most impactful CFB player ever?

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- 04/21/2021 at 11:40 AM #142414
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  Dante Guardi
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  I write for a small sports blog and wrote an article on Alex and 2004 Utah’s impact on college football. Very similar to the Yahoo Sports one but let me know what u guys think. Go Utes.
  
  Alex Smith and the Impact of 2004 Utah
- 04/21/2021 at 12:13 PM #142417
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  Ute2
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  This is why I maintain that the 2004 team could have one the natty that year if given the chance, even over usc.
  
  they weren’t exactly bursting with nfl talent. There was for sure some real dudes but they weren’t everywhere. At least less so than 2008.
  
  But they were in the cutting edge of offensive football with a really good Whitt run defense. Everybody was still running the I formation.
  
  nobody had figured out how to stop it yet…
  - 04/21/2021 at 12:14 PM #142418
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    utefansince79
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    Still wish that team could have faced what was a strong Texas squad instead of Pitt in the Fiesta Bowl and see how good we really were.
    - 04/21/2021 at 12:30 PM #142419
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      Yergensen
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      Should have been matched up with undefeated Auburn who was also left out of the title game.
  - 04/21/2021 at 5:25 PM #142422
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    Johnny
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    I think 10-12 guys from that 2004 team ended up on NFL rosters.
- 04/21/2021 at 9:33 PM #142434
  
  Duhwayne
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  This is the Yahoo article he mentioned. It’s great.
  
  https://sports.yahoo.com/alex-smiths-lost-legacy-leading-the-team-that-changed-college-football-193310288.html
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