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Which player was the most fun to watch when you were a student?
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Last: 3 yr ago by Alpha Texan
If we can say two...
Bucky Richardson - A QB that ran and hit like a RB
Leeland McElroy - Fast and shifty, cut on a dime, like watching a CGI superhero movie sometimes
Bucky Richardson - A QB that ran and hit like a RB
Leeland McElroy - Fast and shifty, cut on a dime, like watching a CGI superhero movie sometimes
nah, y'all are OLD.
Outside of the obvious like JFF, Evans, Kirk and Myles Garrett I would say Luke Joeckel and Jake Matthews. Those guys were outstanding tackles.
JFF!
George Woodard. One coach was asked how do you prepare your team against him...."We put a coke machine on a skateboard, push it down a hill, and tell our defense to go tackle it". Saw a defensive pack catch up to him on a long run and jump on his back to try to take him down- big George just carried him the last six or seven yards into the end zone with him.
Alpha Texan said:
nah, y'all are OLD.
No argument!
TOOOOOMBS!
When I first started going to games.... when my Dad was a student: Tony Franklin
When I first started going to games.... when my Dad was a student: Tony Franklin
Agree on Edd Hargett, we're classmates, super guy.
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Billy Cannon on defense.
Mike Whitwell on offense. He was a WR and a high jumper. Played intramural basketball against him and that fella could JUMP and SLAM. Wonder how he'd compare to Demond Demas ?
Mike Whitwell on offense. He was a WR and a high jumper. Played intramural basketball against him and that fella could JUMP and SLAM. Wonder how he'd compare to Demond Demas ?
Tate Pittman
Jorrie Adams
DJ Davis
And of course, Gremon Coffman.
Jorrie Adams
DJ Davis
And of course, Gremon Coffman.
Billy Cannon on defense.
Mike Whitwell on offense. He was a WR and a high jumper. Played intramural basketball against him and that fella could JUMP and SLAM. Wonder how he'd compare to Demond Demas ?
Mike Whitwell on offense. He was a WR and a high jumper. Played intramural basketball against him and that fella could JUMP and SLAM. Wonder how he'd compare to Demond Demas ?
Seamaster said:
Tate Pittman
Jorrie Adams
DJ Davis
And of course, Gremon Coffman.
I heard Pittman thought he was fun to watch OFF the field.
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Offense: Johnny Manziel
Defense: Myles Garrett
Defense: Myles Garrett
JFF. Those games were always a blast
JFF
But when I was a student? Bucky
We'll probably have to wait another 10 years for a great one.
But when I was a student? Bucky
We'll probably have to wait another 10 years for a great one.
The most exciting plays I remember are George Woodward and his long distance screen pass TD's.
Shame that his football career was cut so short.
Shame that his football career was cut so short.
Dat! What a great Aggie and football player! Wish there were a few more of him around.
Don't forget that we won the Big 12 Championship in 98!
Don't forget that we won the Big 12 Championship in 98!
Larry Fitzgerald was the best player I saw play in my time as a student... sadly he played for Pitt
BeatHellOutOfTU said:
Larry Fitzgerald was the best player I saw play in my time as a student... sadly he played for Pitt
Haha I hate that I laughed out loud at that
Yea... years later I toured Heinz field and in the locker room Pitt used is a huge picture of Fitzgerald pulling one down over one of our DBs...
Reggie. Seems like there were a lot of "Reggie!" and "Let him play!" chants. He was insanely fast.
Lance Uppercut said:
Reggie. Seems like there were a lot of "Reggie!" and "Let him play!" chants. He was insanely fast.
Yea I felt bad for Mark Ferris (Farris?)... but then I learned about the backup always being the most popular player in the team
Johnny Manziel for sure. 2012 was my senior year so it was really cool to see him on my way out of school.
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Yep. Good answer. (I'm an "80.)Quote:
Favorites were Ed Simonini, Garth Ten Napel, Curtis Dickey, George Woodard and Lester Hayes.
My "just one person" is Woodard. I don't think he was ever actually tackled for a loss. And talking to him at Cain Hall or around campus, he was always a genuinely nice guy.
Mike Mosley was really exciting to watch - man, could he run.
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As much as I'd like to say Bucky was the most exciting player during my time at A&M,
I cannot describe the feeling in the air when it was 3rd down, and John Roper beat his man coming around from the poor QB's blind side. (Remember, this was before the targeting rule)
I cannot describe the feeling in the air when it was 3rd down, and John Roper beat his man coming around from the poor QB's blind side. (Remember, this was before the targeting rule)
spherical said:BeatHellOutOfTU said:
Larry Fitzgerald was the best player I saw play in my time as a student... sadly he played for Pitt
Haha I hate that I laughed out loud at that
Yea... years later I toured Heinz field and in the locker room Pitt used is a huge picture of Fitzgerald pulling one down over one of our DBs...
He was unstoppable... similar to Mike Evans for us
Jack Pardee as a studenr----Bucky as a fan,
The entire defense from 1990 to 1993. I do believe every starter eventually ended up on a NFL roster.
Class of 87, so on offense, Kevin Murray and Shea Walker, with Rod Bernstein a close second. The 31-30 comeback over Baylor after spotting them 17-0 was an amazing game to witness. On defensive, John Roper and Johnny Holland destroyed everyone.
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Mosley crossed my mind. Think about the speed back then with Mike, Dickey, Roaches.
robert Jackson
George Woodard
C Roaches
Bubba Bean
Pat Thomas
Lester Hayes
Curtis Dickey
Mike Mosely
Ed Simonini
Garth TenNaple
Tony Franklin
a few names - all had electric moments that got fans juiced.
George Woodard
C Roaches
Bubba Bean
Pat Thomas
Lester Hayes
Curtis Dickey
Mike Mosely
Ed Simonini
Garth TenNaple
Tony Franklin
a few names - all had electric moments that got fans juiced.
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