His 6 catches this year will be missed
Moose opting out
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Last: 4 days ago by AggieBB
Him and Demond Demas will open up a burger stand somewhere on some California beach.
This guy or that guy comes along, and you see some moments, and start thinking you're looking at the next great one and it just doesn't happen. That makes me appreciate Evans, Kirk, Fuller and Swope so much more.
713ag27 said:
His Aggie career is officially over… is this the first time a backup has opted out for the NFL Draft
Hmmm ... He has something up his sleeve ...
Like some bands are one hit wonders. Moose was a one game wonder.
Monkeypoxfighter said:
Go on, take the money and run………
I wonder how much his NIL was this year?
If your picture is on a milk carton, why would you get NIL monies?
Ronnie '88
Once a bluemoon Moose would make great catch. Then he would disappear the rest of the season.
Fleen said:
Seems like he "opted out" of most of his career here...
THIS. Wish him luck but glad was are past the Moose days. Guy was a TOTAL disappointment and had major attitude and work ethic issues. No suprise whatsoever he didnt develop into a good quality SEC WR. And he has ZERO chance at NFL due his lack of focus.
Hopefully he has a good head on his shoulders and got his degree or has a backup plan to attain it for a wonderful career out in the open market like 99.9% of us.
Moose will probably go on to an AllPro career.
713ag27 said:
His Aggie career is officially over… is this the first time a backup has opted out for the NFL Draft
August news.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Bill Superman said:
Is opting out another term for removed from team before the bowl game?
Isn't he out of eligibility anyways.
He still has 2 years of JUCO eligibility left
Been opting out since getting here…
Yep, that's what I remember.The Collective said:
I prefer the time he opted out with sleeves
dcg4403 said:Fleen said:
Seems like he "opted out" of most of his career here...
THIS. Wish him luck but glad was are past the Moose days. Guy was a TOTAL disappointment .
So what you're saying is he fit in perfectly in this football program.
Can you opt-out if you never truly opted in?
Moose never played because he never ran routes or blocked when he wasn't getting the ball.
Go back and watch UF game when he was in, which I think was the last meaningful game time he had
Go back and watch UF game when he was in, which I think was the last meaningful game time he had
His measurables were very average in his recruitment and he never got enough explosiveness, acceleration through I'm sure hard work in the training program. I think his practice laziness was secondary to the fact he just wasn't an elite athlete. His vertical was in the 20's coming out and he had split times that no other wr in top tier of sec had(in a bad way). He was just overhyped.
It's on the coaches to coach up players like Moose. Players disappearing in this program are far too common and blaming the players for it every time is just dumb.
Romello said:
It's on the coaches to coach up players like Moose. Players disappearing in this program are far too common and blaming the players for it every time is just dumb.
Your point can be made for certain instances but can't be a blanket statement on all players. Moose had multiple coaching staffs and his issues were the same for both. If he is an unmotivated individual who takes plays off and can't trust the effort, you can't have him out there.
Our coaching staffs have changed but the results remain the same. Either we are recruiting all the wrong people (unlikely) or our coaches are doing a horrible job getting production out of players like Moose and the litany of other busts at A&M.soleta27 said:Romello said:
It's on the coaches to coach up players like Moose. Players disappearing in this program are far too common and blaming the players for it every time is just dumb.
Your point can be made for certain instances but can't be a blanket statement on all players. Moose had multiple coaching staffs and his issues were the same for both. If he is an unmotivated individual who takes plays off and can't trust the effort, you can't have him out there.
Romello said:Our coaching staffs have changed but the results remain the same. Either we are recruiting all the wrong people (unlikely) or our coaches are doing a horrible job getting production out of players like Moose and the litany of other busts at A&M.soleta27 said:Romello said:
It's on the coaches to coach up players like Moose. Players disappearing in this program are far too common and blaming the players for it every time is just dumb.
Your point can be made for certain instances but can't be a blanket statement on all players. Moose had multiple coaching staffs and his issues were the same for both. If he is an unmotivated individual who takes plays off and can't trust the effort, you can't have him out there.
It is known Jimbo recruited stars and not character. Plus the culture he allowed was pathetic at best. Now going back before Jimbo I'd love to see some analysis on players stars and NFL draft.
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Agree 100%. That dude just made plays come game time. Best receiver on the team, but couldn't get playing time. He must be a real peach of a human to not be able to start for this team.PatAg said:
Its weird because everytime they actually gave him minutes, he would make plays.
Seems to mean he is just not doing something in practice he needs to, so he will have to get that figured out to be a pro