Looks like his brother, Keith, is playing there, too.
Some feel he finally grew tired of Wolo accidentally calling him "Billy Barefoot" --- after the legendary "shoe fumble" play. Others know better --
Some feel he finally grew tired of Wolo accidentally calling him "Billy Barefoot" --- after the legendary "shoe fumble" play. Others know better --
This town would be an empty shell with a bunch of Suburbs if everybody
moved out who was tired of Dave's "Woloism's".
Looks like his brother, Keith, is playing there, too.
Good for Billy!! I will never forget the awesome block he threw to free DeAngelo for a long scoring run against UTEP. Seems like he made the right decision for his career and is doing very well.
That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
I completely disagree. I think he was D1 talent easily. He just wasn't tall enough to throw passes over defensive linemen.
That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
not to be too controversial, but i think that was the 2nd to last block that did it....antonio mccoy took out 3 utep defenders at about the 10 that gave deangelo the cutback opportunity to get the score.
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That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
not to be too controversial, but i think that was the 2nd to last block that did it....antonio mccoy took out 3 utep defenders at about the 10 that gave deangelo the cutback opportunity to get the score.
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I acquiesce to someone with a better memory than me.....and who probably has that run on file somewhere. lol Those files are hard to argue with.
I just remember seeing Billy come flying in at full speed from what seemed like "nowhere" to make a key block late in the run.
Some feel he finally grew tired of Wolo accidentally calling him "Billy Barefoot" --- after the legendary "shoe fumble" play. Others know better --
This town would be an empty shell with a bunch of Suburbs if everybody
moved out who was tired of Dave's "Woloism's".
I didn't know the Grizzle had drafted and signed "Arthur Durrell" until I heard Wolo interview Iavaroni..
That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
not to be too controversial, but i think that was the 2nd to last block that did it....antonio mccoy took out 3 utep defenders at about the 10 that gave deangelo the cutback opportunity to get the score.
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I acquiesce to someone with a better memory than me.....and who probably has that run on file somewhere. lol Those files are hard to argue with.
I just remember seeing Billy come flying in at full speed from what seemed like "nowhere" to make a key block late in the run.
it's definitely not due to my memory, lol, but the tape, as you say. i think it was just a matter of the announcers yelling about the barefield block that they missed the one from mccoy.
DeAngelo UTEP TD
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That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
not to be too controversial, but i think that was the 2nd to last block that did it....antonio mccoy took out 3 utep defenders at about the 10 that gave deangelo the cutback opportunity to get the score.
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Maybe, but Barefield's block is a better story to tell.
That was a very memorial block. He was moving at full speed and provided DeAngelo the last open space he needed to get into the endzone.
not to be too controversial, but i think that was the 2nd to last block that did it....antonio mccoy took out 3 utep defenders at about the 10 that gave deangelo the cutback opportunity to get the score.
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Maybe, but Barefield's block is a better story to tell.
like i said, they were freaking out so much over barefield's block that they never acknowledged mccoy's.
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