[Jim]:	Many people have told me how you were the best player they ever faced in high school. Who is the one person you remember?
[Quincy]:	Eddie Drummond, from Linsly (Linsly School, Wheeling). Detroit Lions now. Fastest kid I ever saw in my life.
[Jim]:	Who was your favorite reporter in your days of dealing with the WV media?
[Quincy]:	Mickey (Furfari). Loved Mickey. That big tape recorder he used, his big trench coat. [smiling] I would say Hertzel and the sweatpants, but... [laughing]
[ My wife started egging me to ask her usual question. Quincy starts getting nervous. I concede and inform him my wife wants to invent the jock strap thong. Her issue deals with the transparency of white pants. ]
[Quincy]:	Spandex. Gotta wear spandex. Way too many jock strappers out there.
[Jim]:	Who do you keep in contact with the most since your WVU days?
[Quincy]:	Rasheed (Marshall). Definitely Rasheed.
[Jim]:	Chad Johnston told us a really funny road trip story... do you have one... i.e. funniest thing to happen on a road trip?
[Quincy]:	Nashville. 2000.
[Jim]:	Music City Bowl?
[Quincy]:	Yeah, Music City Bowl. I was a redshirt, so no curfew. I got so drunk, I forgot where the hotel was. Lost, just lost. In Nashville. I was just walking around. I happened to run into a Mountaineer fan who knew where the hotel was. 3:30 in the morning. Nashville.
[ Quincy's freshman year was Coach Nehlen's last ]
[Jim]:	Favorite Don Nehlen saying?
[Quincy]:	"Puh."
[Jim]:	Huh? What'd that mean?
[Quincy]:	No idea. He just used to always say that. "Puh." I have no idea. "Puh. Puh." Wanna go outside? "Puh."
[Jim]:	Favorite class at WVU?
[Quincy]:	[no hesitation] Gymnastics! Linda Burdette.
[Jim]:	Gymnastics? Can I assume why?
[Quincy]:	Obvious reasons. Half the gymnastics squad was in there... plus the cheerleaders.
[Jim]:	Ever any weirdo fan stories?
[Quincy]:	Nah. Well...
[ Quincy had previously described a funny incident while at a signing session a while back ]
[Quincy]:	That story about the lady that wanted me to write "I wish you married me, but you got stuck with that guy" or something like that... and her husband is right there... and he's like "yeah, write that!"
[ Quincy's mom was sitting right next to him for most of the interview... ]
[Jim]:	Did your mom ever have to bring the wrath? What's the one thing you did as a kid that brought out the disciplinarian in her?
[Quincy]:	6th grade. I karate kicked my sister.
[Jim]:	What'd your mom do?!
[Quincy]:	She karate kicked me back.
[Jim]:	You're at a halloween party. I like the Little Mermaid, school girl costumes.... ya know. What's your halloween eye candy?
[Quincy]:	Angels. I like those ones. [smiling... still sitting next to his mom]
[Jim]:	Any funny on-field moment you remember from your WVU career?
[Quincy]:	Wisconsin... 1st game of the season. We came out at halftime. I forgot my chin strap. I had it adjusted, it broke or something in the first half. And I forgot. I played the first play with no chin strap.
[Jim]:	Isn't that a penalty?
[ Duh me, I don't actually think it is, but I was temporarily reverting back to my association with youth football's mouth piece rule ]
[Quincy]:	Yeah, maybe... but no one noticed. [laughing]
[Jim]:	We all remember "The Run" versus Miami... besides that, in all of your career, what's the one play you'll never forget?
[Quincy]:	Pee Wees. I broke 11 tackles on one play against the Toronto Titans.
[Jim]:	Who'd you play for?
[Quincy]:	The Weirton Steelers!
[Jim]:	For the ladies out there... stuff no one else will ask... of all of your Bengals teammates, who's the one guy that would impress the ladies the most... in the locker room, if you know what I mean?
[Quincy]:	Besides myself? [laughing] Tab Perry. That's my man.
[Jim]:	You want me to put the "that's my man" part?
[Quincy]:	No-no-no-no!.... [laughing] He's one of my road dogs. Tab Perry.
Thanks, Quincy... and also to your very nice, very beautiful mother. FYI... for those that like something extra to root for... Quincy needs 6 more games on an active NFL roster to earn NFL tenure (pension, benefits, etc). That would be a huge milestone for such a nice guy.
-- Jim