#2 Tie: Dwight Freeney and Marvin Harrison

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Number two? Yup, another tie has us up to the two-spot on the Top 20 Orangemen of the HumpIdiot Era countdown. Both honorees check in with a total of 88 HumpIdiot points. First up is DE terror Dwight Freeney ('98-'01)

Boss, "This guy scared opposing offenses when he played, now opposing offenses scare me."

The SportHump, "SPEED!"

Russianator, "Sacked Mike Vick 4 times and was almost singlehandedly responsible for that 10 win season in 2001. He was the most dominating defensive player I've seen in person. 'Nuff said."

Champ, "Monster. Carried the '01 team. Proving a lot of so-called experts wrong in the NFL who said he was undersized. He got in the backfield faster than anyone I ever saw."

The Captain, "Listen, anytime an NFL offensive line coach puts a new scheme strictly to stop one person on the defense, you know you're something special. One of the most feared pass rushers and defenders in recent memory. Superbowl ring doesn't subtract from his value either."

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Joining Dwight "The Fright" at number two is fellow Indianapolis Colt Marvin Harrison ('92-'95). Marvin also earned 88 HumpIdiot points including the first-place votes of The SportHump and The Captain.

The Captain, "He is considered one of the best to play his position...ever. When Jerry Rice speaks highly of you, and you are a receiver, you know you are good. Never flashy when he scores, not disrespectful or in-your-face. Just throw him the ball and he will catch it 99% of the time (80% of those times it will be for 6 pts.)"

The SportHump, "Most underrated, complete football player we have ever had. Going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer."

Champ, "At the top of the storied list of WR's at SU. Wow, helluva pro he's become. Did anyone expect him to put up the numbers he has in the NFL?"

Boss, "Great punt returner in addition to being the best WR in Cuse history."

Russianator, "It's hard to separate the college receiver from the future Hall of Fame pro wide out. He probably wasn't used as much as he could have been, he still had an amazing career. Still SU's all time leader in catches and yardage."

The Complete List:
2. Tie: Dwight Freeney and Marvin Harrison (88)
4. Don McPherson (87)
5. Tim Green (77)
6. Rob Moore (65)
7. Tie: Marvin Graves and Joe Morris (60)
9. Tie: Daryl Johnston and Donovan Darius (45)
11. Kevin Johnson (36)
12. Keith Bulluck (35)
13. Dan Conley (34)
14. Walter Reyes (31)
15. Qadry Ismail (23)
16. Robert Drummond (21)
17. Scott Schwedes (20)
18. Tie: Art Monk and Chris Gedney (17)
20. Kevin Mitchell (13)

Others receiving votes: James Mungro (12), Michael Owens (11), Damien Rhodes (11), Shelby Hill (10), Rob Konrad (9), Quinton Spotwood (9), Kevin Abrams (7), Kirby Dar Dar (6), Ted Gregory (5), Glen Young (3), Markus Paul (2), David Walker (2), Todd Philcox (1), Adam Terry (1)