The ACC's Best Running Backs of All-Time

Spiller has the record for most All-Purpose yards at Clemson with 4,908. He needs only 921 yards to become the ACC's All-Time Leader in All-Purpose yards. He is a top 20 candidate for the 2009 Heisman

Dunn was three time All-ACC running back. Dunn has the most career rushing yards with 3,954, he is also the only FSU back to rush for 1,000 yards in three consecutive seasons.

Bryant's career numbers were 881 carries, 4,391 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 5.0 YPC. He also holds a NCAA record for most consective touchdowns in two and three games.

Dudley became the first UVA player to became an All-American in Football, he also won the Maxwell Award. His best season was his senior season, he ran for 18 touchdowns and had 6.2 yards per carry.

Thomas Jones set eight ACC records and 15 Virginia records. He was the first in ACC history to rush for 200 yards and catch for 100 yards in a single game.

James was a three time All-ACC running back, he also had 3,811 career rushing yards. His best game in his career was against Clemson rushing 249 yards on 45 carries.

McCauley was a two time All-ACC running back along with a two time All-ACC player of the year, and 1971 ACC athlete of the year. He also has the second most rushing yards in a single season with 1,720

Piccolo was a great running back on the field and a great person off the field. In 1969 he lead the nation in rushing and scoring. He also once put his arms around a black oppenent to calm the racist crowd.

Christy was an ACC football player of the year, and athlete of the year in 1957. He also scored all of this team's 29 points in his final game including kick field goals.

Brown was the only player in ACC Football history to win All-ACC honors for all four years. He also is the All-Time leader in career rushing yards at North Carolina State.