You might remember Tim Frisby. He's the 40-year-old father of six and veteran of the first Gulf War and Kosovo who walked on at South Carolina and eventually caught a pass in a game against Troy. Well, the old man appears to be close to cashing in on his story. He signed with a Los Angeles talent agency after the Gamecocks' loss in the Independence Bowl and word is that a deal is close to bring his story to the big screen. So now Frisby, right, has to fight off all the riff-raff, such as ESPN's Chris Fowler.
Friday, February 10, 2006
Coming to a Theater Near You?
You might remember Tim Frisby. He's the 40-year-old father of six and veteran of the first Gulf War and Kosovo who walked on at South Carolina and eventually caught a pass in a game against Troy. Well, the old man appears to be close to cashing in on his story. He signed with a Los Angeles talent agency after the Gamecocks' loss in the Independence Bowl and word is that a deal is close to bring his story to the big screen. So now Frisby, right, has to fight off all the riff-raff, such as ESPN's Chris Fowler.
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