The Big East’s Top Five Teams of the 2000s, Five Greatest Games of the 2000s and Five Most Major Off-Field Moments of the 2000s are all up. What’s left but the players who made the league.

I won’t lie: this one was the hardest: Antonio Bryant or Andre Johnson or Mardy Gilyard? Sean Taylor or Adam “Pacman” Jones? Michael Vick, who had just two years in the decade, or Pat White, the first quarterback ever to win four bowl games? There were very few no-brainers on this one. So please, feel free to argue.

 The Big East’s All-Decade Team of the 2000s

Offense:

QB Pat White, West Virginia

RB Ray Rice, Rutgers

RB Willis McGahee, Miami

WR Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh

WR Andre Johnson, Miami

TE Kellen Winslow, Miami

OL Bryant McKinnie, Miami

OL Dan Mozes, West Virginia

OL Jake Grove, Virginia Tech

OL Rob Petitti, Pittsburgh

OL Jeremy Zuttah, Rutgers

Defense:

DL Dwight Freeny, Syracuse

DL Mathias Kiwanuka, Boston College

DL Elvis Dumervil, Louisville

DL Eric Foster, Rutgers

LB Jonathan Vilma, Miami

LB H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh

LB Ben Moffitt, South Florida

DB Ed Reed, Miami

DB Darrelle Revis, Pittsburgh

DB Sean Taylor, Miami

DB Antrel Rolle, Miami

K Art Carmody, Louisville

P Andy Lee, Pittsburgh

RET DeAngelo Hall

RET Mardy Gilyard