What did you declare? A case of tequila and some cigars?
Close.
It was actually a case of Kahlua and a big bag of steroids.
What did you declare? A case of tequila and some cigars?
Good question, and I can't think of one off-hand. Maybe Maurice Clarett?I wonder if there's even been a player to play in as few college games as Rondale Moore to declare for the NFL draft.
I love facts ..... it takes the emotion out of thingsThe opt-outs will certainly increase, but right now the percentage is very small. There are 1,190 scholarship football players in the Big Ten, so 5 is a percentage of 0.4%.
This definitely changes the dynamics of the NU-Purdue game, assuming it is actually played. I really hope we can get a full 10-game season in, because Nebraska is catching some huge breaks with opponent opt-outs. The Minnesota and Purdue games are tilting from toss-ups to should-wins. Penn St. and Michigan St. have both lost a key starter on Defense.Doesn't break my heart.... I'd rather play Purdue without him any day. Glad he opted out.
Good question, and I can't think of one off-hand. Maybe Maurice Clarett?
I'm just glad we will never see Moore lining up against us again.
Is your real name Eric Swann?I declared in '86 having played exactly zero division 1 football games.
I win?
I wonder if there's even been a player to play in as few college games as Rondale Moore to declare for the NFL draft.
I think Frost has been recruiting kids that absolutely love the game and I think that has a huge impact on what's happening. The positive things they've been posting on social media and the lack of players opting out shouldn't be ignored.
Yes sounds like everything we heard during the Riley years.This article from the spring suggests he was healthy, stronger, and faster than ever. He was working out with a very demanding elite training program after spring ball was scrapped early.
BoilerUpload - With Purdue closed, Rondale Moore putting in work at his Louisville gym
Moore works with Nebraska's Wan'Dale Robinson and others at Aspirations Fitness Institution, run by Chris Vaughnpurdue.rivals.com
But his 2019 season was aborted after just four games with 29 catches for 387 yards and two scores, when Moore injured his left hamstring vs. Minnesota. How does Moore look now?
"He looks even better," said Vaughn, who has been working with Moore since he was in middle school. "He has gotten even more explosive and gotten stronger. And he has become a better route-runner. You just don’t see kids like him. He’s an overachiever who's already better than everybody athletically." "That guy isn’t even human," said Vaughn. "You know what I mean? The things he is doing … it's literally unreal. It’s super genetics, with a lot of hard work and a lot of determination and unwavering focus and determination to get to a goal.
The mornings are devoted to weight training. The afternoons are dedicated to field work, with Moore catching 1,000 balls each workout.
And NU held him in check in 2018 and still lost.Not sure how it will be considered "a lot easier". Moore didn't play in the 2019 game and Nebraska still couldn't beat Purdue.