3 Guys Before The Game - Quincy Wilson Visits (Episode 474)

3 Guys Before The Game

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Football, Sports, Basketball

2.4 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2023

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

An iconic West Virginia athlete is back home. Weirton's Quincy Wilson is one of the most well decorated high school and college players in state history.

He's the first player in state history to rush for more than 3,000 yards in a single season as a senior at Weir High School. He led WVU in rushing as a senior in 2003 and his "Run' against the University of Miami was a finalist for an ESPY award.

After spending four seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, Wilson turned his attention toward coaching. He'll begin his new role as running backs coach at Fairmont State this season.

In this episode, the "Guys" look back at Quincy's career and look ahead to his new role at Fairmont State.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, I know that song.
0:14.1	It's time.
0:15.4	Ladies and gentlemen, oh my goodness, look at the calendar.
0:19.5	Why, this just might be the final summer series guests.
0:24.5	It's the 26th of July.
0:26.7	Oh, that's it?
0:27.7	Okay.
0:28.3	I mean, practice starts next week.
0:31.3	Right?
0:31.8	Summer's over.
0:32.9	Yes, summer's over.
0:34.2	That is true.
0:34.7	Summer's over.
0:35.2	Well, Tony proclaimed that about a month and a half ago that it was ever.
0:38.0	Summer ends.
0:38.9	First of July, week before football practice, summer is.
0:42.5	Done.
0:43.5	So what do you say we close the summer series on three guys before the game
0:48.0	with one of the all-time great mountaineers both on and off the field.
0:54.3	An iconic mountaineer.
0:56.6	I'm iconic, I said.
0:58.7	Not only is he an iconic mountaineer,
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