Brian Boswell "The Bozz"

[Johnny]

Have any of y'all caught that 30/30 show on Brian Boswell on ESPN? I happened to of caught it last night and that dude is still jacked and looks like he is still on the juice. Anyone else notice that? Man, he was a work of art back in the day.

[DavidH44]

That was a really good documentary. He seems like a good guy now.

[curtintex]

It's a great 30for30 special. His story is amazing and he was a straight up stud in college. The juice just ain't a long term solution....

[3DW5]

The Boz was a really good player on some very good OU teams. I think he was legit before the juice, regardless he was a beast.

[RascalArms]

Great documentary as are almost all the 30 for 30s. The guy did it His Way for sure and was a force to be reckoned with in his day. As essentric and over the top as he seemed to be back then it appears he's finally grown into a guy today that I wouldn't mind sharing a beer with around a campfire.

[Grizz83]

That's the best "30 by 30" episode IMO.

[coachk]

Yeah, I saw it a while back...thought it was very good! I was a big BOZ fan back in the day, but never really got to see all the "behind-the-scenes" stuff...only what he did on the field on Saturdays. Really interesting look into his life...actually felt a little sorry for him the way things turned out...not sure WHY, cause he's obviously still doing very well!haha

[solocam_aggie]

Yeah I watched it last night. Very good show indeed. Guy played 110% every down from what I saw. He was a piece of work when not on the field though. Although "burnt orange makes me puke" made me smile

[Cajun Blake]

That's the best "30 by 30" episode IMO.

very good documentary but it wouldn't make my top 5 favorite 30 for 30's

[Bud]

Wasn't it Bozworth?

[Mouse]

We was the best 50 front linebacker I ever saw and he backed up all the talk on every down. I am still a fan.

[Buckshot-73]

I get the feeling he is sorry for his mistakes, but he will live with them for the rest of his life.

At least he apologized to coach Switzer, and coach seemed to accept.

[Landrover]

I thought it was quite intriguing and well put together. the guy has come a long way in his personal life.

very good documentary but it wouldn't make my top 5 favorite 30 for 30's

I do agree with that Blake. There are some REALLY good ones.

[Todd-ty729]

I thought it was complete BS!

The segment with him and his son going thru old boxes in the garage or wherever was obviously produced!

The 30 for 30 shows are usually pretty good. That one took something away from it. Made it more of a "reality show" than a documentary. Lost credibility.

It was fun "hating" The Boz when he was at OU. They had some of the best teams back then. Lots of linebackers and running backs came from that time.

[Johnny]

I thought it was complete BS!

The segment with him and his son going thru old boxes in the garage or wherever was obviously produced!

The 30 for 30 shows are usually pretty good. That one took something away from it. Made it more of a "reality show" than a documentary. Lost credibility.

It was fun "hating" The Boz when he was at OU. They had some of the best teams back then. Lots of linebackers and running backs came from that time.

Yep. That was without a doubt scripted. I'm sure he was one hell of a player back in the day but the guy IMO still seems like he is full of himself, juice and all. He does seem pretty sincere apologizing for all the mistakes he made in the past...no doubt about that. I didn't realize that his NFL career only lasted one year. I knew it was a short one but didn't know it was that short.