Marler to McDole was fun to watch.
Name a random Mississippi State football player...
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Tony James - loved watching his spinning-like-a-top returns
Marc Woodard - his missile strike on Tom Luke in the Egg Bowl was a Ting of Beauty
Hoyle Granger - ran like he wanted to hurt somebody
Marc Woodard - his missile strike on Tom Luke in the Egg Bowl was a Ting of Beauty
Hoyle Granger - ran like he wanted to hurt somebody
Jeff Artigues.
And if you are of a certain age, you can name exactly the ONE PLAY he made that won us a game. LEGEND.
And if you are of a certain age, you can name exactly the ONE PLAY he made that won us a game. LEGEND.
Ray Ray Bivines/Antonio Hargro (aka Phone Booth and Bob)
I listened to the scouting services and thought these two were going to be the next Lynn Swann and John Stallworth.
I listened to the scouting services and thought these two were going to be the next Lynn Swann and John Stallworth.
Can't believe he wasn't mentioned on Pg1
Keifer Magee RIP
had power, speed, and quickness
Keifer Magee RIP
had power, speed, and quickness
What was the kicker in the 90s who would go down and blow folks up? Jeff something.
Haven’t seen anybody mention the badass linebackers- Johnie Cooks and Ricky Williams!
Kendall Watkins. His former juco teammate played bass for the North Mississippi All Stars
Wes Leasey. Greek god carved out of stone.
Sam Nichols. Played for Tyler. Retired a colonel from the US Army.
Fred Hadley. The brightest spot in tech and 10
Hal Easterwood. Bryant at the time called him the best OL in the game.
And last but not least, because I haven’t seen the name, Rockey f ing Felker. Mr MSU
Wes Leasey. Greek god carved out of stone.
Sam Nichols. Played for Tyler. Retired a colonel from the US Army.
Fred Hadley. The brightest spot in tech and 10
Hal Easterwood. Bryant at the time called him the best OL in the game.
And last but not least, because I haven’t seen the name, Rockey f ing Felker. Mr MSU
Marcus Rhoden
First MSU game I attended he ran back the opening kickoff and
we beat Mississippi Southern 10-9
First MSU game I attended he ran back the opening kickoff and
we beat Mississippi Southern 10-9
Coach Branch currently lives in Picayune, but he’s from Sallis, MS. Played for Dobie Holden at Pascagoula and Pearl River Junior College. Coach Holden ran the T-Formation offense at both Goula and The River. Slick Morton was running the T-Formation at Mississippi State and according to Coach Branch there were bigger and more athletic QB’s on State’s roster at the time, but he got the starting job because he knew the offense. Coach Branch told me that back then Head Coaches weren’t allowed to call plays and so you needed a QB who knew the offense and could call the plays. That’s why he was the smallest starting college QB in the nation when he played. That’s also why he wore #0.
