with Illinois, or, for that matter, Tim Tebow with Florida? This list could go on and on. Why just Herschel Walker? His name just pop into your mind all of a sudden? Do you think of something and immediately write a post, whether or not it makes any sense?
with Illinois, or, for that matter, Tim Tebow with Florida? This list could go on and on. Why just Herschel Walker? His name just pop into your mind all of a sudden? Do you think of something and immediately write a post, whether or not it makes any sense?
whole world, huh? How many TVs is that? You say the dumbest things sometimes! Indeed, MANY times! As for Herschel Walker, he was a great college football player, who was very good, but not really great, in the NFL. While there are a number of legitimate reasons for that, today he is most known as the principle part of a huge trade that brought the Dallas Cowboys a couple of championships. Remember, they traded Walker to the Vikings for a shitload of players and draft choices. To this day the worst trade the Vikings ever made.
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impress me or anyone else!
I always thought that Mike Lynn was the person most responsible for the Cowboys wining those Super Bowls in the 90s. The least they could have done is give him a Super Bowl ring or two.
Walker hurt his shoulder against Penn State in the Sugar Bowl and in my opinion, never ran with the same "wreckless abandon" that he did before the injury. I don't have links but if you look at some highlight vids on youtube, it's amazing.
On top of that, he's one hell of a nice guy.
but if there had been, I'm sure they would have attracted RECORD TV audiences!
Just think at that time, 1 TV would have been the record.