Not really sure how the rest of the season is going to pan out for reasons previously discussed but Koch has really been coming into his own. Outside game and defense have really been on an uptick.
He's healthy is getting coached up and is a talented stud. Reason why Purdue and MSU wanted him.Not really sure how the rest of the season is going to pan out for reasons previously discussed but Koch has really been coming into his own. Outside game and defense have really been on an uptick.
Wieskamp or this guy?This guy has the stroke of Joe Weider just as athletic but 2” taller. He’s big time
Yes! I'll let you choose.Wieskamp or this guy?
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When I was knee high to a grasshopper many moons ago, I would see Joe Weider in some of the magazines I read. I thought, wow he promises to make MY body like his. Well, it didn't work. And then, to my surprise, I discovered he was old at the time that I read his ad. Oh well......Yes! I'll let you choose.
Did you get sand kicked in your face? Those commercials were enticing to spend money!When I was knee high to a grasshopper many moons ago, I would see Joe Weider in some of the magazines I read. I thought, wow he promises to make MY body like his. Well, it didn't work. And then, to my surprise, I discovered he was old at the time that I read his ad. Oh well......
Sand, rocks, bare feet. Seen it all.Did you get sand kicked in your face? Those commercials were enticing to spend money!
Through X ray glassesSand, rocks, bare feet. Seen it all.
Nobody would buy them for me so I had to start "collecting" magazines.Never had those. Did they work?
Did you get sand kicked in your face? Those commercials were enticing to spend money!
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