Tray Woodall

[joeydavid]

I have always been a huge fan of Tray. This is a great chat about his upbringing and time at Pitt.

https://anchor.fm/jordan-klein2/episodes/April-23rd-Tray-Woodall-joins-the-podcast-ed5n9b

 

[DT_PITT]

I have always been a huge fan Tray. This is a great chat about his upbringing and time at Pitt.

https://anchor.fm/jordan-klein2/episodes/April-23rd-Tray-Woodall-joins-the-podcast-ed5n9b

Thanks. Big Tray fan too.

At the summer scrimmages, Trey would always try to teach my son how to spin a ball on his finger.

 

[BigZeke]

I have always been a huge fan of Tray. This is a great chat about his upbringing and time at Pitt.

https://anchor.fm/jordan-klein2/episodes/April-23rd-Tray-Woodall-joins-the-podcast-ed5n9b

Another great story of overcoming your upbringing, persevering and excelling despite of it - thanks for sharing - H2P!

 

[maxxwell]

Always liked Tray a lot. Wasn’t he featured in something else about his youth? I’m thinking a tv show of some sort.

 

[joeydavid]

Always liked Tray a lot. Wasn’t he featured in something else about his youth? I’m thinking a tv show of some sort.

A documentary called The Street Stops Here. Good watch imo.

 

[BballinsiderfromPitt]

I know this may never happen, but if somehow Capel were to leave and BK was successful enough at Rutgers I would love a staff like Duke has where it’s former players. BK, Tray, Ronald (assuming he continues in coaching) and Ricardo would be a dynamite staff.

This would be a dream years down the road hoping Capel is successful enough to leave for duke if he should choose to do so.

 

[PittPoker]

I still don't understand how people would rather have James Robinson over Tray. To me it's not even close, I'd take Woodall in a second.