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Message: [QUOTE="businesslawyer, post: 4178451, member: 55"] It's great that he was a good enough WR that people remember big catches. But I'll tell you what I remember. I remember sitting in the stands in Morgantown the week of Jazz Howard's death, with just a handful of UConn fans ( spent the game talking to the fathers of Box, the QB, and big Mike Hicks), watching Marcus Easley catch a 10 yard down and in from the right side, and turn upfield on the left sideline. And I remember Kash, along with Brad Kanuch, make 50 yard runs from the right side of the field to get to midfield about when Marcus did, take out the DBs, and allow Marcus to go to the House for what should have been the game winning touchdown. Except their QB, the one after Pat White, scrambled for a first down on 4th down from his own 25 or so and then start a TD drive. Talent lets you make catches like the one in Birmingham against South Carolina. Effort and determination leads you to run 50 yards to throw a key block. Best of luck to him in his new career. [/QUOTE]