Retro
November 14th, 2006, 02:56 PM
I don't get it... Moss was the top returner in I-AA, but they are making this an award for a I-A player, yet i don't recall him returning much in I-A..
Randy Moss Award will go to top college returnerAssociated Press
College Football News Wire
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Randy Moss has a new award named after
him.
The top returner in Division I-A college football as chosen by
sports information directors will receive the Randy Moss Return Man
Award.
Moss was the leading kick returner in Division I-AA in 1996 when
he averaged 34.6 yards per return for Marshall. He has returned two
kicks and 18 punts in his nine-year NFL career with Minnesota and
Oakland, scoring on a 64-yard punt return for the Vikings in 1999.
"Back in college, I took pride in that," Moss said. "That's
something I've always had the passion and love for is being able to
catch a kickoff, catch a punt and be able to run it back, because
that can make a difference in the game. It can bust a game wide
open."
The award was created by Gulf Coast Events and GameDay
Consultants, operators of the 2007 North South All-Star Classic.
The finalists for the award will be picked Dec. 13 with the winner
announced at the North South game Jan. 13.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=ncf&id=2660725
Randy Moss Award will go to top college returnerAssociated Press
College Football News Wire
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Randy Moss has a new award named after
him.
The top returner in Division I-A college football as chosen by
sports information directors will receive the Randy Moss Return Man
Award.
Moss was the leading kick returner in Division I-AA in 1996 when
he averaged 34.6 yards per return for Marshall. He has returned two
kicks and 18 punts in his nine-year NFL career with Minnesota and
Oakland, scoring on a 64-yard punt return for the Vikings in 1999.
"Back in college, I took pride in that," Moss said. "That's
something I've always had the passion and love for is being able to
catch a kickoff, catch a punt and be able to run it back, because
that can make a difference in the game. It can bust a game wide
open."
The award was created by Gulf Coast Events and GameDay
Consultants, operators of the 2007 North South All-Star Classic.
The finalists for the award will be picked Dec. 13 with the winner
announced at the North South game Jan. 13.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=ncf&id=2660725