This thread is mainly designed to serve as an opportunity for us to remember those potential Sooner greats who, for whatever reason, never panned out. However, if you actually do know "whatever happened to [blank]" then please fill us in.
This thread is mainly designed to serve as an opportunity for us to remember those potential Sooner greats who, for whatever reason, never panned out. However, if you actually do know "whatever happened to [blank]" then please fill us in.
Bennie Butler
Jerrod Reese
Did Mozee ever graduate...or finish out his eligibility?
Pee Wee Woods
or
Mike Woods
"Hard work is for people short on talent." -George Carlin
"Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Don't teach a man to fish...and feed yourself. He's a grown man. And fishing's not that hard." -Ron Swanson
vernon maxwell
PJ Mills
ooohhhhh, that made me laugh. haha.Originally Posted by OregonSooner
there was a dude my freshman year (had class with him) - james cargill. biggest human i'd evar seen. supposedly he was one of barry's last signees. think he was slated to play o-line. unfortunately, he wasn't slated to think in class either.
does anyone remember this guy?
I don’t know if the block on that last one was due to low trajectory or if the guys up front didn’t hold their ground well enough. I’m not convinced it matters. We have every reason to believe the ball could have gone through the uprights and the refs would have signaled first down Oregon. - D.E.
The "other" Selmon brothers?
My kids rock the flock!
One of the Selmon "girls" taught English at Northwest Classen in the early '70s. My brother thought she was a good teacher until he found out about her brothers.... then she became great.
Youngun?
Lee Roy and Dewey were both All Americans. Lucious was certainly no slouch himself.
Marcus
Whathisname McMillan...the "burner" transfer WR from KSU
i wish vernon would have panned out, but that is coming from a mwc graduate. oh well...
SoonerWill.
Oh, wait -- maybe I misunderstood the thread
Marcus Dupree has to be the ultimate choice!
Ronbrose Jones, Brent Rawls, anyone remember the qb named Chad Davis?
"i can't carry a pen in my pocket, i'm afraid it will puncture my scrotum!"
Bomber grad here myself, class of 99. I also wanted maxwell to do well. Him and TRRW would have been the best two safeties in the country had maxwell stayed. Anyone know what Rodney Rideau is up to nowadays? I think he still plays for the patriots, but I dont see him on the roster.
Randolph Scott?
You...You look like your head fell in the cheese dip back in 1957!!!
Hey noose: While growing up in MWC, did you ever hear about the biggest loss in Bomber history? Just curious.
hey wishbone, i didn't hear about it, why dont you tell us since you look like you are going to anyways, its too bad that mwc has gone down hill since oh about 97. eh, thats the way it goes. IMO the biggest loss was the 99 season, 3-8 first loosing season in something like 50 years. that was the biggest loss.
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