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Okay, let me see if I get this one...you get DEMOTED on your slightly less than mediocre college and team, AND one of the "options" you are considering is going to the NEXT level?


I"M A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'M 40!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE TRUTH | 01/04/08, 08:44 AM

The next level is being able to pay a "stand in" for his mommy - so she doesn't have to be embarrassed when Reid wants to be fed while talking on the cell phone.

A Man for America today | 01/04/08, 08:58 AM

At this point I would like take some time to evaluate my options, 1. Leave my career in IT and declare myself eligible for the 2008 draft or 2. Keep working and accept the fact that not all athletes no matter where they play are not NFL caliber....

xxx84xxx | 01/04/08, 09:59 AM

Maybe Reid has his mom lined up for the Campbell's Chunky Soup commercials already?

Now THAT would be priceless!!!

Spaceman Spiff | 01/04/08, 10:06 AM

Wish Bobby Reid all the best. He didn't turn out to be the next Vince Young and part of that is his fault and part is the QB coach at my alma mater but it's best he try to find a team to play for next year.

Whatever you do, Bobby, don't try to go pro, you're simply not ready. Your hesitancy to run the ball ever since the injury at the Mizzou game in 2005 has made you a not-so-great QB but that's not to say you don't have the ability. I, for one, saw it when they made Donovan Woods move to another position.

Good luck!

rhymeister | 01/04/08, 10:12 AM

Hmmm, if his mom made the announcement, maybe he really as the momma's boy that the Oklahoman article said he was. I wouldn't think that momma's boys make good QB's, especially at the next level. I do think momma's boys can play WR though.

How 'bout 'em | 01/04/08, 10:12 AM

Typical! New trend after being demoted? He's trying to do the ground work for a future NFL showing.

Shynloco | 01/04/08, 10:24 AM

He ought to show Gundy more loyalty and stay, but if he wants to get to the NFL he has to go to a 1-AA school and prove himself. I wish him the best of luck.

J. HOVA: ALL FOR THE LOVE | 01/04/08, 11:46 AM

It's no surprise he's transferring. Had he wanted to stay a part of the team he would've taken a page from Kasnas' backup and moved to wide receiver in an effort to stay on the field and help the team in any way possible ...

Matty17 | 01/04/08, 02:53 PM

At 6'3 235 pounds he would make a pretty good receiver. He should have changed positions, so I agree with Matty17's assessment.

J. HOVA: ALL FOR THE LOVE | 01/04/08, 03:59 PM

A big physical receiver, or possibly if he bulked up a decent tight end.

J. HOVA: ALL FOR THE LOVE | 01/04/08, 04:00 PM

This is HILarious. Way to prove everything Jenni said about you.

I do have to say, though, that I don't think Oklahoma State handled the QB situation well.

SoonerGirl | 01/04/08, 04:18 PM

Momma say's--Go!

blue balls | 01/04/08, 11:48 PM

I would like to Thank You all for making me the most responded to writer of the year 2007.
Thank You

PARTYPIMP | 01/05/08, 01:07 AM

No, SoonerGirl, Jenni is a tool and should not have written an article which was supposed to be fact based on hearsay and gossip. If that was written about one of OU's players she would have gotten fired - admit it!

rhymeister | 01/05/08, 10:49 AM