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  1. Probably why NT backed out of miami next year. It is about being outclassed not pouring it on.
  2. Rolling down from Tulsa will be our first time on campus..
  3. Looks like Woody to WR. So its either Meager or Bomar............
  4. Garrett Hartley # 10 Kicker - K University of Oklahoma Height: 5-9 Weight: 198 Junior Southlake, Texas Southlake Carroll HS 2005: Named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week after making all three of his field goal attempts, including one to tie the game at the end of the first overtime, against Baylor ... his 52-yarder against Texas the longest ever by a Sooner against the Longhorns ... also made a 50-yarder against Nebraska ... kicked off 67 times and had 33 touchbacks ... including squibs and sky kicks, averaged 58.5 yards on kickoffs ... had just one kickoff go out of bounds. 2004: Took over as the starting kicker at Baylor where he made all four of his PATs ... made all 12 of his PATs on the season ... his lone field goal attempt was a 29-yard make against Southern California in the Orange Bowl ... also had primary kickoff responsibilities after taking over the placements. High School: Rated No. 2 kicker in the nation by Rivals.com ... No. 71 player in Texas (SuperPrep) ... named All-State by Dallas Morning News ... three-year starter and letterman ... set a national record for points in a career by a kicker ... established a state record for extra points in a career with 90 ... successful on 14 of his 26 field goal attempts in 2003 ... recorded a long of 52 yards ... 86 percent of kickoffs went for touchbacks ... also served as the team’s punter and averaged 44.3 yards per kick ... nailed 14 of his 17 field goal attempts as a junior ... hit on 11-of-13 tries in 2001 ... coached by Todd Dodge. The Wrap-up: Born May 16, 1986 ... son of Bill and Cookie Hartley ... majoring in marketing.
  5. Harbaugh called in for second interview.
  6. Go eat some doughnuts.
  7. aggresive he would bring some fire for recruiting. Great offinsive mind. Big program experiance. And a winner.
  8. You're right. It must be the earthquake messing with my head.
  9. This could be fun. Here's another - Bill O'Boyle Chadron State College - Div II Head Football Coach O’Boyle has long been recognized as an exceptional offensive line coach, both from a technique and a motivational standpoint. Under his direction, the Eagles switched from the offset I to the spread formation as their basic offense. The wide open style of play has found favor with both the players and the fans. A key to the success has been the ability of the Eagles to both run and throw the ball effectively. A native of Des Moines, O’Boyle is a member of “a football family.” Four of his five brothers have been or are high school head football coaches and the other one has been an assistant coach. Currently 7-0, Beat Montana State - their 'body bag' game ($40,000 - just enough to buy new uniforms) and Montana State beat Colorado.
  10. James Joseph "Jim" Harbaugh (born December 23, 1963 in Toledo, Ohio) is a former American football quarterback who played for the Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions, San Diego Chargers and finally the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Bears out of the University of Michigan with the 26th pick in the first round of the 1987 NFL Draft. Currently he is the head football coach at the University of San Diego 2006 record 7-0 and co-owner of Panther Racing in the Indy Racing League.
  11. Close to being the scariest thing I have been through and that includes a couple of tornados. Minor damage at my house but heavy structural damage at the resort we were staying at for the weekend. We all are safe and no fatalities on the Island and the power just came back on.
  12. I dont know if this has been said but her it goes. Put Woody and Meagar on the field at the same time. Novel thought right. Ok so you have both Woody and Jamario In the back feild or split out Quinn out there too. We can use Woody like New Orleans does Bush. It would open up the secondary for Quinn and at the same time get more men off the line of scrimmage. Which would help the O-Line and the run game. Many opions here just think about it.
  13. http://gotigersgo.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl.../091806aac.html
  14. Found this - History Of Golden Hurricane A Hurricane In Tulsa? The origination of The University of Tulsa nickname - Golden Hurricane - came in 1922. A new football coach, Howard Acher, came to town and inherited a slew of nicknames dating back to 1895. Past Tulsa teams were referred to as Kendallites, Presbyterians, Tigers, Orange and Black, and Tulsans. In the fall of 1922, the team nickname was "Yellow Jackets," which was apparently due to the fact that the team was wearing new black and yellow uniforms instead of the traditional orange and black. The team opened the season and it was apparent that Tulsa was going to have a great year, and trying to seize some publicity for his team, Acher wanted to find a new nickname quickly. After a remark was made in practice one day about "roaring through opponents," and because of their new jersey colors, he thought of Golden Tornadoes. However, he quickly found out that the name had been taken by Georgia Tech a few years earlier. From the tornado, he evolved meteorologically to the hurricane. A few days before the team left for a game against Texas A&M, Archer asked the squad to vote on the name, and thus "Golden Hurricane" was born. The wind does blow in Tulsa - It's Tulsa's homecoming Saturday so parking will be difficult.
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