Top 100 college players of the BCS Era

Posted May 15, 2014
17. Julius Peppers, DE, North Carolina (1999-01): As a two-sport star in Chapel Hill, Peppers was a freshman All-American in 1999 before leading the nation in sacks (15.0) as a sophomore. He capped his junior season as a consensus All-American and by winning Lombardi, Bednarik and Willis Trophy honors. Peppers finished 10th in the Heisman voting in 2001. (Athlon Sports)

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