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Moody considering Grizzlies, Penguins as transfer choices
By Joe Schad
ESPN.com
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Updated: August 24, 2007, 4:11 PM ET
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Former USC running back Emmanuel Moody said Friday that he has narrowed his transfer choices to Montana and Youngstown State.

Moody, the second-leading rusher on USC last season, had also considered Montana State and James Madison.

Moody, who rushed for 459 yards and two touchdowns, averaging a team-high 5.8 yards per rush last season, left USC because of the school's depth at his position, citing a "business decision."

At USC, running back Chauncey Washington's status for the season opener is in question because of a shoulder sprain. Sophomore Stafon Johnson and true freshman Joe McKnight are among those also competing for the job.

Why don't you post the real article?

Former USC running back Emmanuel Moody said Friday that he has narrowed his transfer choices to Florida and North Carolina.

Moody, the second-leading rusher on USC last season, had also considered Texas and Oklahoma State.

Moody, who rushed for 459 yards and two touchdowns, averaging a team-high 5.8 yards per rush last season, left USC because of the school's depth at his position, citing a "business decision."

At USC, running back Chauncey Washington's status for the season opener is in question because of a shoulder sprain. Sophomore Stafon Johnson and true freshman Joe McKnight are among those also competing for the job.

Joe Schad is a National College Football Reporter for ESPN.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2989999

The griz didn't want him anyway! What do you need him for when you have the number 1 overall NFL pick of 2008 currently in the backfield.

rtb wrote:Why don't you post the real article?

Former USC running back Emmanuel Moody said Friday that he has narrowed his transfer choices to Florida and North Carolina.

Moody, the second-leading rusher on USC last season, had also considered Texas and Oklahoma State.

Moody, who rushed for 459 yards and two touchdowns, averaging a team-high 5.8 yards per rush last season, left USC because of the school's depth at his position, citing a "business decision."

At USC, running back Chauncey Washington's status for the season opener is in question because of a shoulder sprain. Sophomore Stafon Johnson and true freshman Joe McKnight are among those also competing for the job.

Joe Schad is a National College Football Reporter for ESPN.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2989999

Oh... and the mental games begin already!

Fish aren't biting!

all done
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2992872

Griz - Do you ghost write for The Onion?