Brian and The Boz

[boatsandhoes]

30 for 30 was a pretty interesting deal. If you missed it you should try to catch it. I enjoyed the Randy Moss one too.

Anyways, at the end of his OU career he was suspended for steroids. Attended the Orange Bowl, and got in the most trouble for wearing a tee shirt insinuating the NCAA was as communist as the soviet union. he got roasted for that.

Considering where the NCAA is today was he really that far off? Or just too far ahead of this time? I consider them the epitome of unjust. Football revenue being the nature of that injustice.

He admitted to taking the steroids, and the move was just acting out so in his case he didn't have a leg to stand on.

 

[TUSK.sixpack]

30 for 30 was a pretty interesting deal. If you missed it you should try to catch it. I enjoyed the Randy Moss one too.

Anyways, at the end of his OU career he was suspended for steroids. Attended the Orange Bowl, and got in the most trouble for wearing a tee shirt insinuating the NCAA was as communist as the soviet union. he got roasted for that.

Considering where the NCAA is today was he really that far off? Or just too far ahead of this time? I consider them the epitome of unjust. Football revenue being the nature of that injustice.

He admitted to taking the steroids, and the move was just acting out so in his case he didn't have a leg to stand on.

Boz was right, but only after the fact, and certainly for the wrong reasons.

 

[BulldogBlitz]

brian and the boz was decent. it filled in a few things from way back then, but did nothing for what he's doing today. i did find it hilarious that he's (living) in austin now. he must be insulated because many in this town would rather kick him or run him over than to wave.

boz was too far ahead of his time though in football. he also was not really in control of that monster personality.

loved hearing that switzer would just put the blinders up to off-the-field stuff as long as it didn't affect the play on the field. definition of lack of institutional control.