Souped up tracks - Perhaps not a thing of the modern era

[Dahoss]

Dude...no one can be this bored.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Dude...no one can be this bored.

Welcome to Winter in Erie

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Welcome to Winter in Erie

Touche

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Welcome to Winter in Erie

What happened to your annual migration to Tampa?

Let me guess, someone wasn't going to let you stay at their place for free.

[JJP]

Drugz-

FWIW,

Randy Moss is finished. Absolutely done. I think some posters on this board could outrun him now.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by JJP

Drugz-

FWIW,

Randy Moss is finished. Absolutely done. I think some posters on this board could outrun him now.

As legend has it ... to help draw more national attention to himself ... Randy Moss won the 100 meter state championship in high school wearing a pair of sandals.

As legend has it ... Randy Moss, on more than one occasion, dunked over 10 times in a high school basketball game his junior year. His point guard, "white chocolate" Jason Williams eventually finished a close 2nd in NBA rookie of the year voting and did a great job of finding clever ways to set up Moss dunks.

From the backwoods of the chemical valley region of West Virgina - Randy Moss is the most wholesome sports hero in American history.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

As legend has it ... to help draw more national attention to himself ... Randy Moss won the 100 meter state championship in high school wearing a pair of sandals.

As legend has it ... Randy Moss, on more than one occasion, dunked over 10 times in a high school basketball game his junior year. His point guard, "white chocolate" Jason Williams eventually finished a close 2nd in NBA rookie of the year voting and did a great job of finding clever ways to set up Moss dunks.

From the backwoods of the chemical valley region of West Virgina - Randy Moss is the most wholesome sports hero in American history.

I read the 100 meter was actually barefoot, while he was nursing a high right ankle sprain. Ill try finding the article.