I caught an ESPN 60 episode recently that tells the story of the man who sculpts the bust of Hall of Fame inductees. It’s a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse of the process uses the greatest receiver to ever play the game, Randy Moss, to tell the story.
Randy Moss’s Hall of Fame acceptance speech.
Randy Moss’ Hall Of Fame Tie
I found it very curious that only the Star Tribune reported on the black tie Randy Moss wore during his Hall of Fame induction ceremony that listed 12 African Americans who had been killed by police or who had died in police custody.
Randy Moss' tie he wore tonight pic.twitter.com/RreQNkkNmZ
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 5, 2018
- Greg Gunn
- Tamir Rice
- Akai Gurley
- Paul O’Neal
- Eric Garner
- Freddie Gray
- Walter Scott
- Sandra Bland
- Akiel Denkins
- Alton Sterling
- Michael Brown
- Trayvon Martin
Strangely missing from the tie was Philando Castile, one of the most infamous cases and the one that happened in Minnesota.