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Whats a mugshot with out a conviction? If you werent grasping for straws already then Id understand. You just posted 1 guy that played in the 80s and one that played in the early 90s. Neither ever got in any trouble at their said university.
Besides our convicts go on to be superstars, yours just go on to be wide receivers that were college quarterbacks, IF THAT [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif[/img]
"Besides our convicts go on to be superstars"
our convicts huh? can't be convicts without being convicted
by the way, you were one of the leading lynch mob members for Marcus Vick...what was he convicted of?
i might sound stupid but who is that in your avatar vthokie?
Tyrod Taylor
My guess is TT the second coming of MV
i.e. Tyrod Taylor
am I right?
Tyrod is more in the mold of Ronald Curry than either of the Vicks, but still has a little different style than all 3
I wasnt one of the leading members. I do believe that hes a dude that cant stay out of trouble and has a bad attitude, however I wasnt throwing the book at the guy. Regardless of weather he did something or not, he put himself in numerous situations where he probably deserved to get in trouble. I recall he was smoking just like Mike Irvin was.
I was using the term convicts losely anyway. Probably the biggest convict, as in being convicted that Miami has ever had is Bennie Blades for not paying child support. Although, hes better than any safety VT ever had too lol.
BTW, Marcus wasnt worth a dam, whenever you figure that out, come talk to me.
how can you be when you aren't in the program for more than a year at a time
he wasn't without talent, he was lacking in production and experience
Hes got all the time in the world with the dolphins. Its not going to happen. Go back and watch the game against Miami in 05. Every flaw he had was exposed. Hes not even close to being a good QB.
How much can you really develop at quarterback at VT anyway. Its not like they are BYU.
go back and watch the WVU game, or the Miami game of '03...there was potential there