Some good quotes in Matter's article:
COLUMBIA, MO. • Missouri quarterback Drew Lock had just turned 11 years old when he gathered with family in front of his aunt and uncle’s new big-screen plasma TV to watch the biggest game in college football. It was Nov. 24, 2007. The Border War.
Behind Heisman Trophy finalist Chase Daniel and all the stars of Gary Pinkel’s best team to date, the Tigers clinched a 36-28 victory when Lorenzo Williams drove Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing into the end zone turf, creating an unforgettable image for Mizzou fans, especially for an 11-year-old in Lee’s Summit.
“When Reesing got sacked and got the grass in his helmet, that was my screen saver for like a month and a half,” Lock said this week.
Full aricle on the 2007 Team being honored tommorow here: http://www.stltoday.com/sports/coll...al&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=user-share
COLUMBIA, MO. • Missouri quarterback Drew Lock had just turned 11 years old when he gathered with family in front of his aunt and uncle’s new big-screen plasma TV to watch the biggest game in college football. It was Nov. 24, 2007. The Border War.
Behind Heisman Trophy finalist Chase Daniel and all the stars of Gary Pinkel’s best team to date, the Tigers clinched a 36-28 victory when Lorenzo Williams drove Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing into the end zone turf, creating an unforgettable image for Mizzou fans, especially for an 11-year-old in Lee’s Summit.
“When Reesing got sacked and got the grass in his helmet, that was my screen saver for like a month and a half,” Lock said this week.
Full aricle on the 2007 Team being honored tommorow here: http://www.stltoday.com/sports/coll...al&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=user-share
