Warren is still the better player. But Mac is one of my all-time favs, no question.
Puck said:
He's been a "Que" since his days at Alcorn State.
A "Que Dawg" is what members of the Omega Psi Phi a Black Fraternity that was founded on November 17, 1911 are called. You can call them "Ques" also they say it's not official but their image is that of a Bulldog. So thats where the dog comes from.
So when you see a Brother who is in college or older doing what McNair is doing in the last pic You know he's from Que Psi Phi. If you see anybody thats in High school doing that you know they are just doing what they see.
You ever see Larry Johnson forming that Triangle when he scores well that comes from Delta Sigma Theta a black sorority. Jay-Z and Roc-a-Fella records just made it real popular and it is now called the "Roc".
http://www.oppf.org/
It's the ROC! Throw them diamonds in the sky if ya feel the vibe!
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CriticalTheory said:
I always wondered why he did that and if it meant something.
Yea same thing with Shaq he's from Que Psi Phi.Gunny said:
I used to wonder why Shaq did that until I found out.
I used to think that sign Mac did was like wings, hence "Air McNair". But yeah I did a lil research about a year ago, and found out what CT just posted.
I thought he was doing a retro version of the referee signal for a TD. :ha:
Yeah, there are quite a few stars in Omega Psi Phi, Shaquille O'neal and Steve McNair are the two that come to mind.
G.O.M.A.B
Don't forget about that PBS (Phi Beta Sigma)
Blue!!!!!!! Phi!!!!!!
You!!!!! Know!!!!
Jerry Rice
Emmitt Smith
Willie Davis (HOF)
Jackie Slater (HOF)
Joey Porter
Hines Ward
Just to name a few
Don't forget about that PBS (Phi Beta Sigma)
Blue!!!!!!! Phi!!!!!!
You!!!!! Know!!!!
Jerry Rice
Emmitt Smith
Willie Davis (HOF)
Jackie Slater (HOF)
Joey Porter
Hines Ward
Just to name a few
CriticalTheory said:
Ahhh, cool - that's my birthday
ok, so the first time I met Steve I asked him about the "sign" he throws up and he said it meant 'Omega Man' - straight from the man himself
KamikaZ said:
However, if Steve were to have played back in the 'ol Oilers Run and Shoot days (an offense better suited to Steve's persona) I think he would have eclipsed what Moon did.
Not to take anything away from Moon, but Steve would've been a better pro had he been in an offense not controlled by Jeff Fisher's conservative style of play - imo
Puck said:
I agree in principle. I'm just not one who thinks in a "alternative universe" sort of way. I do like McNair more though.
thanks Kami, I like to look at "all things being equal"
if you were to put Moon into a Jeff Fisher '95 lame-duck situation, I think he would crumbled under the intense pressure of suckdom
hold on ,.... belay that
Steve was a slinger in college and a freelance scrambler. 2 things that Jeff Fisher suppressed (to an extent). I always said that if Steve would have gone to Minnesota (which oddly I have a Steve McNair rookie card of him in a Vikings uni) he woulda put up silly ,ridiculous, Favre-esque / Marino-esque stats ... there I said it
Steve McNair was a wild stallion and Jeff turned him into a Tennesee walking Horse and never put substantial receiving ptions at his disposal (see Randy Moss). Really, Moon had some talent at WR. and at Steve's best he had a possession receiver (Mason). the only downfield threat Steve ever really had at his disposal was Chris Sanders and he couldn't catch a cold nude in a snowstorm
(breathe PuckDaddy ..... more Vodka)
if you were to put Moon into a Jeff Fisher '95 lame-duck situation, I think he would crumbled under the intense pressure of suckdom
hold on ,.... belay that
Steve was a slinger in college and a freelance scrambler. 2 things that Jeff Fisher suppressed (to an extent). I always said that if Steve would have gone to Minnesota (which oddly I have a Steve McNair rookie card of him in a Vikings uni) he woulda put up silly ,ridiculous, Favre-esque / Marino-esque stats ... there I said it
Steve McNair was a wild stallion and Jeff turned him into a Tennesee walking Horse and never put substantial receiving ptions at his disposal (see Randy Moss). Really, Moon had some talent at WR. and at Steve's best he had a possession receiver (Mason). the only downfield threat Steve ever really had at his disposal was Chris Sanders and he couldn't catch a cold nude in a snowstorm
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