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ESPN's 30 for 30

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Rand University was excellent, although it was before my time at Marshall it was good to watch.

 

I got there in 95 so it was right in my wheelhouse. What he did in those two years was absurd...

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I got there in 95 so it was right in my wheelhouse. What he did in those two years was absurd...

 

It was the socks. For the record, we made their mouthguards, and his mouth was bigger than the linemen. Better airflow is my guess.:walk:

Last night was what 30 for 30 is supposed to be about. Loved that the show was about Moss up until his NFL career began. Interesting stuff. Such an odd cat. It is debatable as to where he belongs on the all time WR ranking lists, but no doubt he could have been #1 had he wanted to.

Rand University was phenomenal...

 

Indeed, I really enjoyed that.

Last night was what 30 for 30 is supposed to be about. Loved that the show was about Moss up until his NFL career began. Interesting stuff. Such an odd cat. It is debatable as to where he belongs on the all time WR ranking lists, but no doubt he could have been #1 had he wanted to.

That's the thing that always bothered me about him. You weren't always sure when he was going to be giving full effort.

Last night was what 30 for 30 is supposed to be about. Loved that the show was about Moss up until his NFL career began. Interesting stuff. Such an odd cat. It is debatable as to where he belongs on the all time WR ranking lists, but no doubt he could have been #1 had he wanted to.

 

Completely disagree. Oh, he WANTED to be #1 of all time...problem is he wasn't WILLING to do what it took to be so.

 

Just like kids I have coached in basketball. They always WANTED to win all the games they played, they just weren't WILLING to do all it took to try and do so.

Completely disagree. Oh, he WANTED to be #1 of all time...problem is he wasn't WILLING to do what it took to be so.

 

Just like kids I have coached in basketball. They always WANTED to win all the games they played, they just weren't WILLING to do all it took to try and do so.

 

Disagree. How do you know he wanted to be #1 of all time?

That's the thing that always bothered me about him. You weren't always sure when he was going to be giving full effort.

 

I'd take him over any WR ever.

I'd take him over any WR ever.

 

I'd take Rice over him, but he'd be in the conversation. He was the "free-est" runner I've ever seen. In practice at Marshall, he looked like he was on cruise control, and still so far ahead of anyone else it was silly. And that Marshall team had some guys that could haul.

"Straight cash, homey." Still one of the top lines of all time. :lol2: I crack up just thinking about it.

Completely disagree. Oh, he WANTED to be #1 of all time...problem is he wasn't WILLING to do what it took to be so.

 

Just like kids I have coached in basketball. They always WANTED to win all the games they played, they just weren't WILLING to do all it took to try and do so.

 

He easily could've packed his bags and ran back to South Charleston after everything went sour at ND.

 

I almost think he lost interest there at the end.

Billy D and White Chocolate were there when I got there as well. Good times...

 

That's awesome, I didn't know if they were already at Florida or not. I knew Moss and J Will had went to school together I assumed they were the same age. But J Will was a human highlight film in those days, I have an And 1 mixtape with clips from J Wills Thundering Herd Days.

I'd take Rice over him, but he'd be in the conversation. He was the "free-est" runner I've ever seen. In practice at Marshall, he looked like he was on cruise control, and still so far ahead of anyone else it was silly. And that Marshall team had some guys that could haul.

 

A large percentage of people would. Not this guy though. Moss made average QBs great and he made great QBs legendary. He made a lot of QBs a whole lot of money also. Montana and Young made Rice legendary. More Moss please. :D

Can't wait to watch Rand University. Grew up not too far from Huntington and loved watching him play. One of my all-time favorites.

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