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Post by ochobeavo on Dec 1, 2017 14:08:35 GMT -8
I missed it..
I can probably guess the questions and answers (what do you think of the hire? great hire), but if someone could actually summarize I'd appreciate it!
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Post by beavaristotle on Dec 1, 2017 16:44:14 GMT -8
TJ was great, coaching wide receivers at long beach poly. excited about the hire but not interested in coaching here. said it would take to much time from his 4 kids, one of which is on her way to college. (I feel old). thinks we can build a championship team here again. talked about Dennis Weathersby and how he has gotten on with his life despite the tough times. TJ is just another example of those troubled JC kids that Erikson brought in  |
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Post by nexus73 on Dec 1, 2017 16:49:10 GMT -8
Who's Your Mama and Ochocinco, has any college team ever had such colorful and productive receivers that also did so well in the pros? Too bad TJ wants to stay in the Southland. I wonder if we could get CJ or Mike Hass? Pro Bowlers and Biletnikoff Award winners should make quite the impression on recruits one would think.
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Post by seastape on Dec 1, 2017 17:59:08 GMT -8
TJ was great, coaching wide receivers at long beach poly. excited about the hire but not interested in coaching here. said it would take to much time from his 4 kids, one of which is on her way to college. (I feel old). thinks we can build a championship team here again. talked about Dennis Weathersby and how he has gotten on with his life despite the tough times. TJ is just another example of those troubled JC kids that Erikson brought in I heard a TJ interview shortly before the 2001 Civil War game, when TJ was a Bengal. He analyzed why OSU was going to win that game because of the formations we ran vs. theirs. His explanation was really cool to listen to even though his football knowledge was so beyond mine that I got a little lost in the details. He was wrong about the score, but it was great to hear what an intelligent and knowledgeable guy he was.
TJ absolutely blew away the notion that JC guys were thugs (not that I believed it in the first place).
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