He stayed his senior year to forfill his mother’s wishes to be 1st in his family to graduate, ND academics aint easy.

Kelly punished him and forced him to live in the freshman dorms of the acadmeics club, so basically a senior star football player housing with geeks and nerds.

How many other players would do that?

Not too mention he was returning to play with Tommy Rees again, an awful QB and still put up stats while be double-teamed every game.

Outside of his wel rounded WR skills, try watch tape on this guy run blocking, he mauled LB’s his whole career.

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Spoken like someone who has never been on the gridiron..

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Spoken like a true snot head and one who didn’t amount to sh!t on the football field.

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Spoken like someone who has never been on the gridiron..

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Written like (by Gregg Rosenthal) someone who has never been on the gridiron. The saying is actually “catching the ball at the height of YOUR jump”

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Spoken like someone who has never been on the gridiron..

That would mean he was still overweight when he played and most of the questions about him are still valid.

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agreed. wouldn’t it also only be possible that the highest point you can catch a ball is at the highest point of your jump….?

Haha…