not football related, but Marquise Goodwin won first place at Big 12 Championships in the Long Jump. He had been hampered with a bad hamstring for much of the track season, so this was one of his first real times at jumping in some time. Good to see him continue to perform at such a high level in all of the sports that he is a participant. skc
Every time I see a player's name of this board, my first thought is "Oh ****, what did he do now?" This is an awesome surprise, and one that the entire team ought to be proud of. Strong work, sir.
No surprise in the least, but great news! Didn't I read that his jump in high school would have won the Big XII championship?
great news. congrats, kid. you say 'hampered'. does that mean 'put in a hamper'? if not, why not? we suffer a goofy language.
marquise also makes the catch that scores the touchdown that beats the sooners. he also makes the return that scores the touchdown that secures the win that hurt the aggy feelings.
hamper (v.) -- to restrain movement, action, etc.; impede hamper (n.) -- a large, usually covered basket Hamper has two meanings. And you're right -- English is a weird language.
