Recent Comments

Nice, informative read. Really gives a heads up on what to expect and I don't feel too bad about that since opposing defenses will not be taking parking tickets waiting for the jet sweep to come around.

Having played against the single-wing way back in wing T and veer systems, I always thought Tyrod would have been fun to watch in the single-wing. He would have been sort of a faster version of magnificient Leon King from Giles 80's championship team.

I'm sure this is obvious to the more foosball trained people here but.....what about our current recruits lines up with Fuente's scheme?

Great write up. It makes me more excited to see them play. I hope Mendenhall don't see this, ii's probably better analysis than he'll get from his staff!!

Very well done. Lots of options from a single formation. Our QB has to have his act together with all the reads necessary to be successful. Is it football yet?

I got a bridge in Arizona I want to sell you, too! I'll readily admit that in some situations, flies will definitely do the trick, but not always, for example, flounder in deeper water. We need to have a fish-off one day, Gulp vs your flies, loser buys the beer. Seriously, though, Chuck's Claw Dad will absolutely murder croaker/spot/whiting and most stripers will hit streamers. Reds will eat almost anything you put in front of them, and shallow water reds are about made for flies. My fly fishing has deteriorated to popping bugs for bream on the beds, and smallmouth in late summer and early fall, though. Now, if the darned rain will just stop, I want to get out this morning.

Edit: While I've seen it done, or at least attempted, surf fishing with the fly rod is a tough task. Gulp works great in the surf.

What do you want to know? I do it all! IfishVTIam is a hell of a freshwater fisherman as well.

It all depends on how quickly the water warms up. All of this rain flowing into Pamlico is probably not helping, but it does not effect the surf as much. You're likely to find blues, some trout and maybe some drum in the surf.

I did a little research on Pimpleton's team Muskegon on MaxPreps. Last year they were ranked the 8th best team in the state of Michigan regardless of classification. They were also ranked 304th in the nation. There are 3 high schools in Muskegon County all having enrollments of over 1000 students each. They had a 9-3 record in 2015 and lost one conference game to Mona Shores-Muskegon that they avenged in the playoffs. Mona Shores was undefeated in the regular season. In comparison, Joshua Jackson's (VT) high school Saline was ranked 21st in the state of Michigan, was ranked 795th nationally, and had a 10-1 record. We can't draw any conclusions from this other than they appear to play in a respectable league in the state of Michigan. Muskegon's playoff loss was to Lowell the state runner-up in their classification 36-7. Lowell lost to King that is in Detroit 40-38. King was ranked number 1 in the state of Michigan regardless of classification. Perhaps this puts the competition Pimpleton plays into perspective. I may be wrong but Pimpleton is probably worthwhile despite his lack of star ranking. However, I would still like to see us get 6-8 4-star player recruits in 2017 to go along with him.

Or the outback bowl could move to 12/31 at 7pm.

So I guess the "defensess receiver" is just for sissy Yanks.

I would say there are probably a lot of aussie rules football stars who suffer from deteriorated speech later in life, but its probably tough to tell

Obviously the regular season is a heck of a lot different than the playoffs, but both the Hawks and the Pistons went undefeated (4-0) against Portland this year.