Rashard Higgins, Garrett Grayson: Twitter GOATs?

 

BFFs? Yeah, you might say that.

Rashard Higgins and Garrett Grayson rewrote the Colorado State Rams football record books last year together; Grayson finished with 4,006 yards and 32 touchdowns while Higgins caught 96 passes for 1,750 yards and 17 scores.

And, that friendship continues to this day.

Evidence is found on twitter, where they’ve gone back and forth over the last year with an interesting “goat” theme. Is it that they are “GOATs” of their positions — greatest of all time at CSU at quarterback and receiver, respectively — or a play on the Rams mascot?

Either way, it’s pretty funny. Take a look at their back-and-forth fun in reverse chronological order:

Garretttttt 😑 why does billy hair look like this ?????? @gbg_18 pic.twitter.com/UW8XDW3JTI

— Wu (@CALLME_WOOD) November 17, 2015

@CALLME_WOOD gosh dangit… Will you tell franky to stop asking for free rides all the time….. pic.twitter.com/JjzkpSVuZ6

— Garrett Grayson (@gbg_18) November 18, 2015

@gbg_18 @BamBam_Blake23 texas is home of GOATS. Speaking of goats, garrett whats gotten into timothy ??? pic.twitter.com/eMgqWwK3oG

— Wu (@CALLME_WOOD) October 21, 2015

@CALLME_WOOD @BamBam_Blake23 gosh dangit man.. Will you please tell Rachel those boots don't match.. pic.twitter.com/9zcPG4SFU8

— Garrett Grayson (@gbg_18) October 21, 2015

https://twitter.com/partyfactss/status/623234215065202688

Well goat dammit @CALLME_WOOD will you get your girl Alisha off the rocks! https://t.co/lqqjqLt7Pb

— Garrett Grayson (@gbg_18) July 20, 2015

@gbg_18 @partyfactss 😂😂😂😂😂

— Wu (@CALLME_WOOD) July 20, 2015

Happy for my Former Teammate Garrett Grayson . He's a saint ladies and gentlemen . pic.twitter.com/GKBtL5fumZ

— Wu (@CALLME_WOOD) May 2, 2015

Higgins is currently trying to lead Colorado State back to their third straight bowl appearance while Grayson is the backup quarterback of the NFL’s New Orleans Saints.

“Hollywood” Higgins and the Rams face New Mexico this week in a massive Mountain West match-up which kicks off at 3:30 p.m. MT, Saturday. The game will be televised on ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain.

And while a bowl game is the ultimate goal, neither head coach Mike Bobo nor the team is focused on the postseason; their eyes are on New Mexico.