Emmanuel Moody

[RebelAzn]

Here is USC's #2 RB transferring from USC to Florida. I saw him on ESPN and he looks kind of Asian to me. Did some Google and found out it is true. I guess I got good eyes for these kind of things. Anyway, he is half black and half Korean. He was a 4 star recruit out of the high school.

http://statesman.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=32566

[Scowl]

He looks more Asian than anything else.

[RebelAzn]

He looks more Asian than anything else.

Yea he looks like an Asian with a deep dark tan. Anyway, the dude can run and he was one of the top high school recruits out of the country. Now he will be a Florida Gator. I wish he would go to my school but I guess there are many attractions playing in Florida. He did say originally he wanted to play for USC so he can play in front of many Korean people in LA. I guess USC's stacked backfield would mean limited touches and it would tough for him to go to the NFL from there.

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He looks like retired? Kansas City wide receiver Johnnie Morton except maybe the eyes alittle. He's mixed Japanese/AfricanAmerican. One is more mixed than the other I guess.

Morton
http://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/football/nfl/players/2876.jpg

Moody
http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/schools/usc/sports/m-footbl/auto_headshot/582450.jpeg

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Anyone keeping count of all the BlackAsians in the NFL now? You got Hines Ward, Will Demps and Marcus Demps, Johnnie Morton and his brother who played at USC, and maybe soon to be Moody. All of them with African American fathers and Asian mothers though.

[RebelAzn]

Anyone remember the Ting brothers that used to play on the USC Trojans? Both were full Chinese Americans and both played for USC.

How about the safety who starts for the Oregon Ducks right now Patrick Chung? He must be a hapa too but it is hard to escape your Asianness with a last name like Chung.

Yesterday I was watching pre-season game between Atlanta Falcons and Cincy Bengals (yes I am dying for some football and start of college football this Thursday can't get here soon enough) and there was this Japanese kick off returner Noriaki Kinoshita. He was wearing #1 and listed as a WR for the Falcons. Maybe more Asian kids are learning how the game of football works. I know NFL is dying to get into the China market.