Did Barry Sanders (OSU highlights) have the single best Heisman campaign of all time?

A	Yes. Barry hands down had the best Heisman Trophy Campaign in history!

B	No. Please tell me who you think had a better season and state your case in the comments!

Not Sure!

In 1988, Barry Sanders had the single greatest season in the history of all running backs in college football. He easily became the 54th Heisman Trophy Award winner and led his #12 Oklahoma State Cowboys to the Holiday Bowl versus #15 Wyoming.

Sanders lit up every team and field they faced that season, and quickly became the most popular and beloved college football player of that season. Though he lived his life wowing crowds in the limelight while on the football field, he was actually shy and very quiet away from it. He never once celebrated after scoring a touchdown. Instead, he would simply walk over to the closest referee, hand him the football, and then jog over to the bench.

Below are his total statistics from his 1988 Heisman Trophy season and a game by game breakdown:

1988 Regular-season stats

Rushing: 344 rushes, 2,628 yards (7.6 ave), 37 TDs

Receiving: 19 receptions, 106 yards, 0 TDs

Returns: 21 Kick returns, 421 yards, 1TD; 10 punt returns, 94 yards, 1TD

Overall 1988 stats

as above, except:

Rushing: 373 rushes, 2,850 yards (7.6 ave), 42 TDs

Passing: 1 of 2 for 17 yards

In addition to setting the record for total rushing yards, Sanders set 33 other NCAA records in 1988, including:

Most TDs (39) and most rushing TDs (37)
Most points scored (234)
Most 300+ yard games in a season/career (4)
Most all-purpose yards in a season (3,249) and per-game (295.5; this record was 50 years old, held by Byron "Whizzer" White)

There is no doubt Sanders had the best single season for a running back in college football history, however, the question is whether Sanders had the single best Heisman Trophy Campaign in history. What do you think? If you think somebody had a better single season than Sanders, please leave a comment stating your case and who you think had a better Heisman Trophy Campaign.