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With the 1. 7th pick of the first round that year, the Bucs chose Penn State guard Sean Farrell, a highly regarded prospect and future Pro Bowl selection who would go on to play 1. They just didnt mean to. At least not at No. Sean Farrell was a finalist for the Lombardi Award and for the Outland Trophygiven annually to college footballs best linemenduring his stellar four year career at Penn State. Sporting News ArchivesSporting NewsGetty Images. Tampa Bays first round decision came down to either Farrella linemate of fellow Penn State guard Mike Munchak, who went 8th overall to Houston in 1. The Timing of Reconstruction. A review of the limited set of longterm case studies of reconstruction after disasters tells us that reconstruction takes. Bad calls, as Ken Herock well knew by that point in his personnel career, were just part of the process when it came to the annual crapshoot known as the NFL draft. Reese, a raw but promising 6 6, 2. Bethune Cookman College, a small, predominantly black school in Daytona Beach, Fla. Farrell was far more polished and pro ready, but Reese had freakish athletic skills, especially as a pass rusher, and the Bucs defense for a couple of years had been seeking someone to successfully man left end, opposite future Hall of Famer Lee Roy Selmon at right end. Tampa Bays coaches and personnel men had worked Reese out and were fairly well smitten by his 4. As the Bucs time on the clock in the first round approached, Herock says, he called veteran Tampa Bay equipment manager Pat Marcuccillowho was given the plum and presumably easy job of representing the team at the draft in New Yorkand told him to write down two names, Farrell and Reese, and to stay tuned. Meanwhile back in Tampa, the debate continued in the Bucs draft room, and eventually the clock wound down to about a minute remaining in the teams 1. Says Herock of the reaction, There was a lot of cussing. Thats when the Bucs best laid first round plans were apparently foiled by a pair of speaker phones and some background noise from rowdy fans in the leagues draft headquarters at the New York City Sheraton Hotel, where the draft was conducted in those years. The communication we had then, today you would consider it archaic, Herock says of the speaker phones that both he and Marcuccillo were using that day. Im hearing Pat say,. Watch Lose Your Head Tube Free. We were close to our time, but we always let it ride until the last 3. We thought we needed both of those players, but after we mulled it over and discussed it, the selection was to go with Booker Reese. So I told Pat, I said,. Turn it in. But he didnt hear the Booker Reese part of it because of the noise. He took it that we were going with Sean Farrell and turned it in. There was no noise, only stunned silence at first in the Bucs war room when Rozelle called out Farrells name on ESPNin only its third year of televising the draftand then a whole lot of angry shouting as the reality set in. After we turned in the pick, were watching a minute later on television and we find out we had selected Sean Farrell, says Herock, laughing at the memory. Whats going on here That kind of stuff. But there was nothing you could do. Thats the name that was turned in, and they went with the name that was turned in. Thats the way the selection process went. But actually, the Bucs didnt just throw up their hands and accept their mistake as their fate. Unbelievably, Herock instructed Marcuccillo to get up and head for the podium to aggressively plead Tampa Bays case for reversal. Thats right, the Bucs tried to rescind the pick, likely establishing another first in NFL draft history. The Booker Reese File. Born Sept. 2. 0, 1. Jacksonville, Fla. Lives Unknown. College Bethune Cookman. Position Defensive End. Height 6 6, Weight 2. Drafted 2nd round, pick 3. NFLWire. Image. com. Named. Released before season after failing drug test. Recorded two career sacks and two interceptions. Convicted of cocaine possession in 1. We told him,. Browne says that piece of startling news came long after the announcement of Tampa Bays pick, and maybe even as late as after a couple other picks by other teams had been made and announced. As Browne wrote in an email to SI. The decision was made by our executive team at that point that we could not put the genie back in the bottle, so the draft. Im pretty sure. C pleaded his case, but Pete knew at that point there were no do overs. Former Bucs director of public relations Rick Odioso, then the teams assistant PR director, blames some raucous Giants fans in New York for the botched communication in 1. Odioso was in the Bucs war room and his first hand account starts with the reminder that the Giants held the No. Tampa Bays, and that in great draft tradition, the New York partisans were screaming for their team to make a selection even as the Bucs time on the clock was winding down. New York wound up taking Michigan running back Butch Woolfolk at 1. I was sitting back just observing that day, but I may more than anybody else know exactly what went wrong, says Odioso, who remained with the organization well into the 9. You couldnt have people speaking at the same time back and forth, you had to grab control of the speakers phone signal when it was your turn to speak. Odioso doesnt recall hearing Herock give Marcuccillo the names of both Farrell and Reese to write down as the Bucs pick approached, when the background noise wasnt yet a factor, only that of Farrell. So were on the clock, and were thinking about it, and thinking about it, and thinking about it, and as that was happening, people in New York start screaming for the Giants to make a pick, Odioso says. So now its getting late and Kenny finally said,. Thats the way it goes. It happened. We got a good player in Farrell. Pat wasnt the cause of what happened. The cause was the communications. If we had the kind of communications we have today, it would have never happened that way. Though Herock said Culverhouse remained calm in the teams draft room in the immediate aftermath of the Farrell pick, at least one media report in subsequent years claimed the Bucs aging owner angrily blurted out If this ever gets out of this room, youre all firedHerock calls that quote a bunch of baloney, because you knew something like that would leave the room. Odioso recalls Culverhouse saying something to the effect of This cant leave the room, with or without a threat attached, but hastens to add that that ship had already sailed for the out of luck Bucs. You can imagine the reaction in the room, because it was not who we wanted, Odioso says. Culverhouse wanted to accomplish was pretty much defeated when they had Pat try to take the pick back. Watch Bridesmaids Online Full Movie more. Once they did that, word quickly spread around New York of what had happened. It was out in New York among people who had no interest in keeping it quiet. I dont know if its ever happened before or since where a team has turned in a pick and then tried to take it back. Is there a precedent for that Culverhouse in essence was trying to lock the barn door after the horse was stolen. If they had said,. But we had Pat go up and try to rescind the pick. So I was of the mind that it had already left the room when that happened. Culverhouse in essence was trying to lock the barn door after the horse was stolen. The Apprentice Series 4 Watch Online. Why the Bucs experienced a late, on the clock change of heart away from Farrell and in Reeses direction within the teams draft room has remained largely a mystery for more than three decades. But one previously reported rationale was debunked by everyone SI. That Tampa Bay assistant to the president and team negotiator Phil Krueger, a long time member of the Bucs front office, was pushing for Reese, because he feared signability issues with Farrell being represented by high profile agent Marvin Demoff. Reese was represented by little known agent Ivery Black.