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I finally got to chit-chat with (my co-worker) Sheila Mathieu, RN about TM7's Heisman experience & awards circuit week. Here are some random excerpts:
-She said when ESPN would drag the boys away, she'd find downtime with the other parents and really got to know all of them, but specifically RG3's parents. She said she found out they were New Orleans natives and at one time lived just minutes away from where she lives now. But the military took them to Japan (where RG3 was born) and eventually to Texas. She suggested, in a what-could-have-been moment, two of the best playmakers in the country probably would have grown-up in the same neighborhood. Especially, as a New Orleanian, I thought that was pretty cool.
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Me: Ok, I saw you in Orlando & I watched all of Tyrann's interviews on the Disney boardwalk, and then watched him win the Bednarik award as the best defensive player in the nation, and saw you beaming with joy in your Tweety Bird suit...
Sheila: That was LSU gold! (laughs) Everybody thinks I was wearing yellow.
Me: Must've been the TV. Anyway, two days later, you & Tyrone are in New York watching your son being recognized as one of the nation's best football players up for the Heisman with legends like Herschel Walker & Marcus Allen there. Now how did that compare to just a couple of years ago, when you & Tyrone are King & Queen of Zulu's 100th year, and you were being honored in trips to Atlanta, Birmingham, and flying all across the South with ceremonies & balls with majestic pageantry?
Sheila: Oh, the Heisman is 1000 times bigger. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Zulu experience, but this was national & real. I know I am really not a Queen. That was fun make-believe, but to have people say your son really is the best defensive player in the nation, and possibly the best overall player....the Heisman is 1000 times bigger.
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She said TM7 made brothers for life. "It was just a short time, but he made brothers for life, especially with Trent. They all got along instantly and shared something special nobody else did. Oh, and Trent is like this (knocking on the counter)...He is built like a rock..like granite or marble or something."
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She said she would notice men in suits following her & the other parents on the boardwalk. Oliver Luck told her they were agents. She said it was ridiculous how many of them there were that would try to come up & talk to them or hand out cards. She was quite put-off. She said the Heisman security was better. She said, at the NY hotel where they were staying, you needed a code to give the elevator operator to go up or down. They had an escort when they were leaving the lobby to fend off agents trying to talk with the parents. She was quite clear about not talking to any of them, and kind of looked down on them as "money-grubbing strangers".
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Tony Dorset is "hilarious" and kept them laughing at a dinner, and she said talked with Herbstriet, and he was very nice, & said he looked like he was 6-4 and had "blue, blue eyes."
Anyway, thought I'd just pass these stories along for anyone interested.
-She said when ESPN would drag the boys away, she'd find downtime with the other parents and really got to know all of them, but specifically RG3's parents. She said she found out they were New Orleans natives and at one time lived just minutes away from where she lives now. But the military took them to Japan (where RG3 was born) and eventually to Texas. She suggested, in a what-could-have-been moment, two of the best playmakers in the country probably would have grown-up in the same neighborhood. Especially, as a New Orleanian, I thought that was pretty cool.
_____________________________________________________
Me: Ok, I saw you in Orlando & I watched all of Tyrann's interviews on the Disney boardwalk, and then watched him win the Bednarik award as the best defensive player in the nation, and saw you beaming with joy in your Tweety Bird suit...
Sheila: That was LSU gold! (laughs) Everybody thinks I was wearing yellow.
Me: Must've been the TV. Anyway, two days later, you & Tyrone are in New York watching your son being recognized as one of the nation's best football players up for the Heisman with legends like Herschel Walker & Marcus Allen there. Now how did that compare to just a couple of years ago, when you & Tyrone are King & Queen of Zulu's 100th year, and you were being honored in trips to Atlanta, Birmingham, and flying all across the South with ceremonies & balls with majestic pageantry?
Sheila: Oh, the Heisman is 1000 times bigger. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Zulu experience, but this was national & real. I know I am really not a Queen. That was fun make-believe, but to have people say your son really is the best defensive player in the nation, and possibly the best overall player....the Heisman is 1000 times bigger.
____________________________________________________________
She said TM7 made brothers for life. "It was just a short time, but he made brothers for life, especially with Trent. They all got along instantly and shared something special nobody else did. Oh, and Trent is like this (knocking on the counter)...He is built like a rock..like granite or marble or something."
__________________________________________________________
She said she would notice men in suits following her & the other parents on the boardwalk. Oliver Luck told her they were agents. She said it was ridiculous how many of them there were that would try to come up & talk to them or hand out cards. She was quite put-off. She said the Heisman security was better. She said, at the NY hotel where they were staying, you needed a code to give the elevator operator to go up or down. They had an escort when they were leaving the lobby to fend off agents trying to talk with the parents. She was quite clear about not talking to any of them, and kind of looked down on them as "money-grubbing strangers".
__________________________________________________________
Tony Dorset is "hilarious" and kept them laughing at a dinner, and she said talked with Herbstriet, and he was very nice, & said he looked like he was 6-4 and had "blue, blue eyes."
Anyway, thought I'd just pass these stories along for anyone interested.
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by Jumbeauxlaya
on 12/21/11 at 7:11 am to LSUFreek

Pretty cool, except for this whole fraternizing with the enemy thing.
bad honey badger!



re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by tonydtiger
on 12/21/11 at 7:47 am to LSUdm21

Thanks for posting!! Very good read!!



re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by lsuhunt555
on 12/21/11 at 7:48 am to LSUFreek


quote:
two of the best playmakers in the country probably would have grown-up in the same neighborhood
That is unreal. South La talent baby!
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by thelittleotter
on 12/21/11 at 7:51 am to lsuhunt555

what was the comment little nicky made about sports agents?

re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by LSUdm21
on 12/21/11 at 8:10 am to thelittleotter

quote:
what was the comment little nicky made about sports agents?
Called them pimps.
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re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by Tommy Patel
on 12/21/11 at 8:20 am to LSUFreek

thanks, interesting tid bits about Trent, not at all what I thought based on what i've read on TD, thanks again for clearing it up.
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by TopWaterTiger
on 12/21/11 at 8:31 am to LSUFreek

good read. Thanks for sharing. Be interesting to watch TM7 and TR inter-act during the NC game now.
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by TexasTiger89
on 12/21/11 at 8:32 am to LSUFreek

That is great. Had no idea about RG3 being from NO.
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by Chicken
on 12/21/11 at 8:35 am to Jumbeauxlaya


quote:yeah, I need to go watch the video again to see if the honey badger does this...but, at the end of the day, I think we will come to the same conclusion...
fraternizing with the enemy thing.
quote:
She suggested, in a what-could-have-been moment, two of the best playmakers in the country probably would have grown-up in the same neighborhood.
That gave me goosebumps.
I forgot TM7's dad was Mr. Big Stuff in Zulu - no wonder he has such flashy suits!
quote:
interesting tid bits about Trent, not at all what I thought based on what i've read on TD, thanks again for clearing it up.
Keep in mind that the twitter account where a lot of bad quotes were coming from is a fake. He really needs to do something about that, because it was/is certainly a believable fake account.
This post was edited on 12/21 at 8:47 am
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by Tiger Ryno
on 12/21/11 at 8:50 am to Chicken


So this basically confirms it. Trent R was slinging the rock and was being supplied by men in suits who gave them special code words to use when they went up the elevator to make the deal?
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by LSU Tigerhead
on 12/21/11 at 8:59 am to LSUFreek

Great post. Thanks Freek.
Did you mention to her that you were the master farker on this board?

Did you mention to her that you were the master farker on this board?

This post was edited on 12/21 at 9:00 am
re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by Teton Tiger
on 12/21/11 at 9:04 am to LSUFreek

quote:
She said TM7 made brothers for life. "It was just a short time, but he made brothers for life, especially with Trent.
Great so when TM7 nails TR for a loss on a play he will offer his hand to help TR up. This would show great sportsmanship.

re: TM7-RG3 Heisman tidbitsPosted by KingwoodLsuFan
on 12/21/11 at 9:09 am to LSUFreek

great post and makes me wonder how far an agent will go to get a player.
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