Give me Ed.
The part that most people miss about Sean while he was here, is that although talented beyond belief, he was lazy, did not have the best attitude, and got by on his physical gifts. Honestly I look at Sean as the beginning of the end of that era of greatness for UM. Whereas Ed, Reggie, Morgan, Santana and company created a culture of hard work, Sean was in some ways the beginning of the, "we'll just put on the jersey and win" culture. The fact is, he was so gifted, he could get away with it. But as we soon found out, the rest could not.
As the 2000 and 2001 classes graduated, you still had the hard working overachievers like Vilma, but the norm became guys like Sean who were lazy but super freaks. Even a guy like Winston, who was a great competitor and leader, wasn't necessarily a hard worker. Shoot the man hadn't even lifted a weight until midway through his career.
Sean was a beast, and right at the end was beginning to figure it out. But he was a knuckle head, constantly getting in trouble trying to prove he was a thug in the streets, and was not a leader or hard worker.
If you were coaching a team you would take college Ed over college Sean everyday of the week. The truly sad part is that Sean was taken from us right as the light began to come on. Would have been fun to watch him develop from there on out.