26. Orlando Pace
He was the starting left tackle the second he walked on campus, and his dominating play forced stat keepers to create a new category ... The Pancake. And for many, Orlando Pace is the greatest offensive lineman in the history of college football.

Orlando’s mixture of size, strength and speed overwhelmed opponents and made him the cornerstone for some of Ohio State’s most prolific offenses ever. And with two Lombardi Awards and an Outland Trophy, Orlando’s legacy stacks up with the best of ‘em.