George Rhymes 

The REAL BUSTA RHYMES ...

Here after busta rhymes interview lol

this is my grandad

The real Buster Rhymes

I remember him as the original Buster Rhymes.

I try and tell everyone about buster rhymes and they all think I'm talking about the rapper.

From Miami Northwestern. Back in 1979 I was on the stands with the marching band when he rushed for 295 yards against us (Miami High.) Thank God I was in the stands.

This is who the rapper busta rhymes got his name from the football player

Man I luved Buster Rhymes.His running style was so smooth. I was a running back in 9th grade and I just had to get Busters #4

J C Watts and George Rhymes. What a pair. J C was spectacular with his pitches and Mr. Rhymes was a running son of a gun. Boomer Sooner

Dude was a beast. Versatility personified. Irving Fryar was the Nebraska counterpart.....!

I haven't thought about Buster in years. Heroic!

I used to LOVE Buster Rhymes!! Speed demon w sweet feet and hella moves on the field. Forgot they switched him to WR. Played after Billy Sims and before Marcus Dupree if I remember correctly

He was as explosive as any player at OU at multiple positions as I ever saw. He could play halfback, wide receiver, and return punts and make it look easy doing them all.

Everybody forgot about rhymes..

buster rhymes is my uncle

Yes, this is where he got his name.

That guy was awesome

The kickoff goes through the endzone and Oklahoma will have the ball on their own 20 ; first down and goal to go ...what a team!!!

J C wsatts was so good in Wishbone. Buster was exceptional!

Buster had it ALL......

the Stanford punt return for td is hilarious is like there scared to get near him had to watch that again

Buster had a lot more rushing plays and Tds at halfback in the Wishbone in 1981 it was not shown in this tape

Reminds me of Michael Irvin speed size wise similar running style ..

Wondered why my coaches called me busta brown... so inspirational

#4

you ain't bullshittin' about Buster, Freddy Miles, Tony Smith. Before that Elvis Peacock & Elliott Walker. The 305 was full of great RB's

named after the rapper?