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[dmartin]

I remember the student section counting down the last 5 ticks of almost every play clock hoping it would stop Chad May from getting ANOTHER delay of game.

The TV announcers thought we were trying to be helpful.....

[bunter]

He started a tradition! What a dude

[Spaces]

Clent Stewart

[MadCat]

I remember the student section counting down the last 5 ticks of almost every play clock hoping it would stop Chad May from getting ANOTHER delay of game.

The TV announcers thought we were trying to be helpful.....

Former roommate and I called the delay of game the 'Kavanaugh' play.  I wish I had been around for the Chad May.

FWIW, Kavanaugh is now a Med Rep

[420seriouscat69]

When chad may was the third string qb for the vikings, he stood me up at the Sioux City, Iowa mall. They scheduled him for a signing at the card shop and he never showed. I was 10 at the time. He's been dead to me ever since.

[Katpappy]

When chad may was the third string qb for the vikings, he stood me up at the Sioux City, Iowa mall. They scheduled him for a signing at the card shop and he never showed. I was 10 at the time. He's been dead to me ever since.

That evil bas-tard! 

[kim carnes]

Chad may sounds like he was awesome.

[Pete]

Chad May was exactly like Josh Freeman, except he was a winner.

I LOVE YOU, CHAD!

[bones129]

I was trying to do a CIS project once and some dude just talked at me for like 30 minutes about how Chad May was the most important player of the Snyder era period. I didn't tell him to pipe down because I knew I'd be able to share his point of view with you guys.

Excellent foresight.

[TheFormerKCCat]

Chad May was exactly like Josh Freeman, except he was a winner.

'Cept May had a bigger ego than Freemaw. May really WAS 'God's gift (to himself).' He did almost become the first Wildcat QB in a LONG time to beat Nebraska - he almost single-handedly did it too.  is a MASTER talent-developer, DITR polisher.

Freemaw +  = could've been overwhelming to watch.

[GoodForAnother]

yeah it was quincy morgan

This is really up for debate?

No not really. Not amongst intelligent people anyway.

[Pittcat]

Clent Stewart

[MadCat]

When chad may was the third string qb for the vikings, he stood me up at the Sioux City, Iowa mall. They scheduled him for a signing at the card shop and he never showed. I was 10 at the time. He's been dead to me ever since.

are you a Vikings fan too?

[HeinBallz]

Know a chick that used to work with Chad May - her words exactly: "Jesus, he is such a rough ridin' tool.  I knew you would ask me about him and yes he's the guy that played at KSU. If he knew you were a fan, he would spend hours telling you about his glory days just to feel you fawn over him.  I hate him so much; do you want me to have him sign something for you?"

[Pete]

Lot of haters in this thread who will never wear a Copper Bowl championship ring.

[pissclams]

I can see how chad's bravado could intimidate some of our weaker willed, less-silverbacked posters

[Katpappy]

I can see how chad's bravado could intimidate some of our weaker willed, less-silverbacked posters

and beating chest like a silverback.   

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

Our program wouldnt be where it is today without Chad May, please show the legend some respect 

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

What an elite stud!!!! 


http://collegefootball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=547883

"It was a big confidence builder for me when we beat Minnesota (30-25). I hurt my ankle that week, and we beat Minnesota up in the dome. Then we played Nebraska and I threw for 489 yards. From that point forward, it was smooth sailing. We lost (to Nebraska), but it seemed like everything was clicking. "

"I liked (the offense).  I used to go to the line and call plays. My senior year, I called a lot of them. The huddle wouldn't last very long. It would be just, 'Check with me on one,' and we'd go to the line. "