I watched a lot of Marshall football during those 1996 and 1997 seasons (before I found religion, realized the error of my ways, and converted to Bobcatism). I still rank Moss as the single most dominant college football player I have ever seen. I remember one game in the 1996 I-AA playoffs (it may even have been the championship game vs. Montana), the defense tried triple coverage on him. Didn't matter. Moss jumps 2 feet over everyone on a 40 yard bomb, pulls the ball in, all three defenders bounce off him, and he gallops into the end zone.
For some reason I was thinking the throw to McDonald's was vs. Toledo in the MAC Championship game after he caught his 25th TD of the season, but that must not have been the case.
When I was sitting there watching it and remembering how great he was, I thought to myself "how did this guy not win the Heisman?" Then I remembered that was the year Charles Woodson carried Michigan on his back to a national championship.
And wow, that was awesome to see Randy in Seminole gear for FSU. His RS Sophomore Year they would have had a lineup of E.G. Green, Laveraneus Coles, Peter Warrick and Moss. That's insane!
Also read on Twitter that Moss was very close to signing with Florida before FSU. They did mention that in the film that Florida was the other school in the running for him after Notre Dame let him go. I can't help but wonder how many points Steve Spurrier would have put up in the Fun 'n Gun with Danny Wuarffel, Randy Moss, Ike Hilliard, Reidel Anthony, Jacquez Green and Fred Taylor. My God.
Last Edited: 11/12/2014 2:19:17 PM by GoCats105