I ve watched the other guys play in games and at training camp, and none are close to having the speed and quickness that the Lombardi winner from Virginia Tech has. The sooner he adapts to playing the position, including technique and team systems, the sooner he ll be able to add his own moves into the mix, the explosive speed and quickness off the ball. There are coaches and players in college still asking that same question. People are going to knock his size, but that happened when he was coming out of high school. I like to think that people such as Frank Beamer and John Butler know a good football player when they see one.
Great things come in small packages sometimes.
Ask Bills fans about a guy named Doug Flutie, they ll tell you the same thing. Corey may not start this year or even next year, but I d bet the ranch he plays. With the desire that this guy has and the passion he feels for the game, you never want to count him out. The journey for Corey Moore started in Brownsville, Tennessee, with a stop at Holmes Junior College for one year, before moving on to Virginia Tech. Now, after a season that has seen him win major award after major award, and help lead his team to its first ever national championship berth, Corey Moore will once again step on a new stage and attempt to prove the skeptics wrong.