Countdown to KICKOFF

[ScoobaDawg]

I started this on BDJ, but was requested to also bring it to the Pack..so here goes
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I saw this on another ESPN-related forum, and thought It was a good way of passing the summer days...counting down to the season opener, and letting people learn about the players on the team.

First off, Gotta Catch up as..its now 91 days till kickoff
So we missed out on 9 Numbers.. but they deserve their fair share too.

As the player info hasnt been updated with stats for last year, I will do that myself for each player as I post them.
If you have any thoughts about a player, or know something about them..on their day
chime in..

Lets keep this on topic though as much as possible.

 

[ScoobaDawg]

Day 99 has come and past.. But #99 still deserves to be recognized.

#99 Sean Ferguson

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-3
* Weight: 245
* Year: Sophomore
* Hometown: Miami, FL
* High School/Other College: Norland HS

Spring 2009: Totaled 2 tackles in the spring game while racking up FOUR sacks for a lose of 17 yards for the Maroon team.
Listed as First String Defense, LE on Post-Spring Depth Chart.

2008: Played in all 12 games, while drawing 5 starts (LaTech,SeLa,AU,MidTN,UK). Totaled 12 tackles (4 solo,8 assists) on the season, including 1 tackle for a 4 yard lose

HIGH SCHOOL:
Named one of the top 25 prospects in the Miami-Dade County area, the fourth-best pass rushing prospect, by the Miami Herald ... That newspaper selected him second-team Dade County in the Class 4A-6A divisions on the defensive line following his senior season ... Selected to play in both the Florida High School All-Star game and the Broward-Dade County All-Star game following his senior season ... He had a pair of sacks in the Florida High School All-Star game ... Finished the regular season with 57 tackles and 12 quarterback sacks during his senior campaign for head coach Nigel Dunn Jr. at Norland High School in Miami, Fla. ... Helped lead Norland to a 7-4 record during that senior campaign ... Had 35 tackles and five sacks as a junior ... Also played on the offensive line during his high school career ... Wrestled and ran track as a prepster, as well ... Other top scholarship offers: Rutgers, South Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida International ... Committed to MSU in January 2008.

PERSONAL:
Born Sean Pierre Ferguson, 9-25-89 ... Son of Ms. Phillicia Ferguson.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=1507253&Q_SEASON=2008

THE BDJ Analysis

Of State's deep list of defensive tackles and ends, no other made more progress, physically, in the offseason than Ferguson. Ferguson played defensive end last year at 220 pounds (and that might be a stretch) but enters spring practice at 245 pounds. Ferguson's work ethic speaks for itself and his quickness and new-found weight gain puts the rising sophomore in a good spot to earn a starting role at one of the end slots. Although overmatched at times last year, it's hard to put a price on the SEC experience he gained as a true freshman.

99 Days to go! GO STATE!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

98 Brings us to...

#98 LaMarcus Williams

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-0
* Weight: 270
* Year: Junior
* Hometown: Bastrop, LA
* High School/Other College: Bastrop HS

CAREER:
Pressed into immediate service upon his arrival on the Mississippi State campus from the Louisiana prep ranks ... Limited by injury during his first season at State ... Played in all 12 games his SO year. Has played in 23 games (out of possible 25) during his MSU career ... Has earned one starting assignment ... Has made a pair of tackles ... Highly recruited defensive lineman who helped his Bastrop High School team to a pair of state titles.

Spring 2009: Does not appear on the Post-Spring 2-Deep Depth Chart.

2008: Played in all 12 games, but drew no starts. Totaled 8 tackles (5 solo, 3 assists) for the season

2007:
Played in 11 of a possible 13 games during his true freshman season at Mississippi State (includes the bowl game) ... Only missed seeing game action in back-to-back games at mid-season vs. UAB and Tennessee due to injury ... Earned his first collegiate start, the only one of his initial season on campus, in Mississippi State's Week 4 win over Gardner-Webb ... Registered one tackle each in Week 2 vs. Tulane and at Arkansas in the next-to-last game of the regular season ... Lost valuable development time during the middle of his freshman season with plantar fasciitis, an injury that held him out of two games and limited him in others.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Listed as the No. 48 defensive tackle prospect in the country by recruiting web site Rivals.com ... That site also ranked him as the No. 27 prospect, regardless of position, in the state of Louisiana ... Rated as the No. 53 defensive tackle prospect in the country by recruiting web site Scout.com ... Ranked among the top 75 defensive linemen in the Southeast by PrepStar recruiting magazine in its season-ending yearbook ... Considered the No. 26 prospect, regardless of position, in the state of Louisiana by SuperPrep Magazine in its pre-season edition ... Moved up four spots from that publication's pre-season ranking following his senior season ... Earned all-state recognition after his junior and senior campaigns, leading Bastrop to a pair of state championships ... Registered 62 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, five of which were quarterback sacks during his senior season for head coach Brad Bradshaw at Bastrop (La.) High School ... That defense shut out five opponents, held the opposition to less than a touchdown per game, and helped Bastrop go 15-0 during his senior season for the Rams ... Made 76 total tackles, with 10 tackles for loss, six of which were quarterback sacks, during that junior campaign ... Also forced three fumbles ... Other top scholarship offers: Alabama, Arkansas, and Colorado.

PERSONAL:
Born LaMarcus Jerome Williams, 2-3-89, in Bastrop, La. ... Son of Mr. Michael Frazier and Ms. Debra Williams Frazier ... Majoring in management.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=1087907&Q_SEASON=2008

THE BDJ Analysis

As a freshman (2007), Williams found his way on the field, not as easy task for true freshmen in the SEC. However, he dropped to 260 pounds by the end of the 2008 season. Now up to 270 pounds, Williams' experience and talent alone should help the Bulldogs up front. Williams may have the best footwork among all the defensive linemen and with extra muscle added, could find his way into a starting role in 2009.

98 Days to go! Go STATE!!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

According to the Spring Roster there is no 97. So Instead we will look back at the Year 1997....

1997 was the beginning of a special time around Starkville, MS for the football team. Coming off back-to-back losing seasons, Jackie Sherill and the Mississippi State Bulldogs took charge and lead the Bulldogs to a 7-4 season, including road wins over top 20 ranked Auburn and Alabama in consecutive weekends. In the end though, The Bulldogs were left out of the Bowl picture that season.

97 Days to go! Go STATE!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

For day 96 we find...

#96 Shane McCardell

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-5
* Weight: 240
* Year: R-Freshman
* Hometown: Beaumont, TX
* High School/Other College: West Brook HS

Spring 2009: Does not appear on the Post-Spring 2-Deep Depth Chart.

2008: Redshirted, will be a r-FR for the 2009 Season.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Only played high school football during his junior and senior seasons for head coach Craig Stump at West Brook High School in Beaumont, Texas ... Credited with running a 4.6 in the 40-yard dash and with a 39 inch vertical jump by his high school coach. . . Started all nine games in which he saw action during his senior season ... Made 33 tackles, including five and one-half for loss (minus 46 yards), three and one-half of which were quarterback sacks (minus 31 yards) ... Forced a pair of fumbles and had one pass deflection during that senior campaign ... Started five times in the 12 games he played as a junior ... Had 18 tackles, including 12 for loss (minus 55 yards), seven of which were QB sacks (minus 38 yards) ... Also recovered a fumble in his junior season, his first year playing football on the high school level ... Also an outstanding basketball player and track athlete, who ran the anchor leg of his high school team's mile relay ... Class 5A regional qualifier as a junior in the 400 meters for the Mustangs ... Other top scholarship offers: Texas, Arkansas, Baylor and Boise State ... Committed to MSU in January 2008.

PERSONAL:
Born Shane A. McCardell, 1-16-90 ... Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel McCardell.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=1507259&Q_SEASON=2008

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THE BDJ Analysis</a>

At the end of the 2008 campaign, the former MSU coaching staff hinted that McCardell might move to outside linebacker. While that remains to be seen, what is obvious is McCardell's offseason work. McCardell added some 20 or so pounds and now plays at 240 pounds. McCardell will have ample opportunities in the spring, as far as the coaches determining his best position on the defensive side. And his speed - among the best of the ends - gives him that flexibility.

96 Days to Go! GO STATE!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

95 came and went..but still the same

#95 Kyle Love

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-1
* Weight: 310
* Year: Senior
* Hometown: Fairburn, GA
* High School/Other College: North Clayton HS

CAREER:
Pressed into immediate service as a reserve on the defensive line ... Has played in 33 games for Mississippi State at defensive tackle or nose ... Has earned eleven starting calls in the middle of the defensive line as his experience level increased ... Has made 37 tackles during his Bulldog career, including seven for loss (minus 22 yards) ... Credited with one fumble recovery and a blocked kick during his Bulldog tenure ... Came to MSU as an outstanding two-way lineman from the Georgia prep ranks.

Spring 2009: Listed as 1st String Defense LT on Post-Spring Depth Chart

2008: Played in all 12 games, drawing 2 starts against LaTech and UM. Totaled 13 tackles (5 solo, 8 assists) along with 3.5 tackles for a loss of 12 yards. Of the TOL, 2 were sacks for a loss of 10 yards.

2007:
Saw action in all 13 games for Mississippi State during his sophomore season, he earned nine starts in the middle of the defense ... Opened nine of the last 10 games for MSU, only failing to start the team's Week 10 win over Alabama ... Made 17 tackles on the year, including three and one-half for loss (minus 10 yards) ... Credited with one fumble recovery and a blocked kick ... Played in a reserve role at defensive tackle to begin his sophomore season ... Reached the stats column for the first time in Week 3 action at Auburn ... Had two tackles and a fumble recovery in Mississippi State's 19-14 win over the Tigers ... It was a career-first recovery ... Made his first career start in the Bulldogs' Week 4 win over Gardner-Webb ... For the second-straight week, made a pair of hits in the win over the Runnin' Bulldogs ... Had a 3-yard tackle for loss in State's Week 5 game at South Carolina ... Had a solid all-around game in the Bulldogs' 30-13 win over UAB a week later ... Tallied two tackles against the Blazers, including one-half for loss (minus 4 yards) ... Also blocked a UAB field goal try just into the second quarter with UAB already holding a 3-0 lead at the time ... His block was returned 22 yards by Marcus Washington to the UAB 45, a turn of events that set MSU up for a tying field goal ... It was the first blocked field goal by a Bulldog since Antonio Johnson blocked an Arkansas three-point attempt in 2006 ... Part of a defensive effort that permitted the Blazers just 71 yards rushing ... Had two hits against Tennessee in Week 7 ... Made three hits a week later at West Virginia ... Returned to the stats sheet with a 2-yard tackle for loss at Arkansas in Week 11 ... Credited with one hit in MSU's 17-14 victory over Ole Miss in the Battle For The Golden Egg ... Made three tackles, one of which was a tackle for loss (minus 1 yard), in the Bulldogs' 10-3 win over Central Florida in the 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl.

2006:
Played in eight games during his true freshman season for the Bulldogs ... Played in four games at midseason (Weeks 4-7) and three near the schedule's end (Week 8-10) ... Totaled seven tackles on the year ... Saw action for the first time in his initial season in Starkville during Week 4 action at UAB ... Had a solid outing in just his second collegiate game one week later at LSU, seeing increased playing time with injuries along the defensive line ... Totaled five tackles against the Tigers ... Made one stop in the team's Week 7 victory over Jacksonville State ... Suffered a broken finger against the Gamecocks, but missed little work in preparation for the Georgia game one week later ... Added another hit in Week 11 game with Arkansas.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Two-way lineman for head coach Donald Shockley at North Clayton High School in College Park, Ga., an Atlanta suburb ... Above a 3.0 grade point average in the classroom ... Committed to Mississippi State in January 2006.

PERSONAL:
Born Alexander Kyle Love, 11-18-86, in The Philippines.. ... Son of Mr. Anthony Love and Mrs. Miriam Love ... Majoring in fitness management.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=944891&Q_SEASON=2008

THE BDJ Analysis

When healthy, the 315-pound Love clogs up the middle and has proven to be a solid run-stopper. But Love has battled toe injuries the past two seasons and it limited the rising senior to just 13 tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss in 2008. A healthy Love gives MSU a solid player in the middle of the line and his leadership and SEC experience are a welcomed sight.

95 Days to Go! GO STATE!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

According to the Spring Roster there is no 94. So Instead we will look back at the Year 1994....and a specific game.

The date was October 22nd, and it was Homecoming on the campus of Mississippi State University. Jackie Sherrill in his 4th season had the Bulldogs off to a 4-2 record entering the game. The opponent of the day was Tulane University. 554 Total offensive yards later, records were broken and many set that stand today. MSU defeated Tulane 66-22. Derrick Taite passed for 466 yards on 21 of 30 attempts with 4 TD.
Eric Moulds combined for 238 of those yards with 160 on receptions and 78 on returns.

The Bulldogs would go on to finish the season 8-4, with a heart-breaking lose to NC-State in the Peach Bowl.

94 Days to GO! Go STATE!!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

Today we find...

#93 Brandon Cooper

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-1
* Weight: 255
* Year: Junior
* Hometown: Missouri City, TX
* High School/Other College: Fort Bend Marshall HS

CAREER:
Productive Soph Season, Playing in eleven games. Has now seen action in nineteen games during his young Mississippi State career on the defensive line ... After redshirting his initial season in Starkville, saw his playing time increase as his redshirt freshman season developed ... Has made fourteen tackles as a reserve at defensive end ... Came to the Bulldogs from the talent-rich Houston-area high school ranks.

Spring 2009: Credited with 1 tackle. Listed as Co-1st String Defense, RE along with Trevor Stigers on Post-Spring Depth Chart Was on the Original (16) Champions Club following Winter Workouts but dropped off for the spring term.

2008: Played in 11 games (missed Arkansas) drawing no starts. Totaled 10 Tackles (4 solo, 6 assist) with 1.5 TFL of 8 yards. Credited with 1/2 a sack against Vanderbilt for a 5 yard loss.

2007:
Played in eight games as a reserve defensive end for the Bulldogs during his redshirt freshman campaign ... After not seeing action in the first five games of the year, he saw action in the final eight ... Made four hits as a reserve at defensive end ... Saw his first collegiate playing time against UAB in Week 6 ... Made his first career tackle at West Virginia two weeks later ... Added another hit in Week 11 at Arkansas, in the season-ending Battle For The Golden Egg win over Ole Miss, and in State's 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl victory over Central Florida.

2006:
Redshirted his true freshman season.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Rated with the top 35 defensive linemen in the Midlands by Prep Star Magazine in its season-ending issue ... Named first-team, Class 20-5A all-district selection on the defensive line in suburban Houston, Texas, by Texas High School Football.com ... That recruiting website ranked him as the #11 defensive line prospect in the state of Texas ... Credited with running a 4.8 in the 40-yard dash and with a 275-pound bench press max at the University of Houston combine run by the Rivals.com recruiting website ... Also listed with a 32-inch vertical jump by Rivals ... Helped lead Fort Bend Marshall to a 9-1 record during his senior season and a District 20 championship with a 7-0 mark in league play ... The team's only loss came in the first round of Class 5A title play ... Registered 52 tackles and a quarterback sack during his junior season for the Buffalos ... Played for head coach Dennis Brantley at Marshall, a school that has only been playing football the last three years ... Solid high school student with a 3.0-plus grade point average on the prep level ... Other top scholarship offer: Iowa State ... Committed to Mississippi State in June 2005.

PERSONAL:
Born Brandon Glen Cooper, 11-10-87, in Houston, Texas ... Son of Mr. Alton Cooper and Ms. Rhoda Cooper ... Majoring in interdisciplinary studies.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=944889&Q_SEASON=2008

THE BDJ Analysis

For the past two years, Cooper has received his share of snaps (especially late in 2008) albeit in a reserve role. But that could change with a solid spring showing. Cooper got off on the right foot this offseason by earning membership to The Champions Club. Cooper's quickness and strength off the edge puts him in good position to earn a starting role for 2009, and definitely in the rotation at defensive end.

93 Days to GO! Go STATE!!!

 

[Afro Dawg]

Should it?

 

[ScoobaDawg]

#92 Charles Burns

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-1
* Weight: 275
* Year: Senior
* Hometown: Hattiesburg, MS
* High School/Other College: Hattiesburg HS

CAREER:
Pressed into immediate service at Mississippi State on the defensive line from the beginning of his collegiate career ... Coming of his best season in which he played in all 12 games, gaining 4 starts. Has played in 34 games of his career at a defensive end position, starting six ... Has made eighteen tackles ... Came to State following a solid high school career in which he earned plaudits for his work at linebacker.

2009 Spring: Credited with 3 tackles, including 2 sacks for a loss of 4 yards for the White team. Listed as 2nd String Defense, LT on the Post-Spring Depth Chart

2008: Played in all 12 games, while earning 4 starts against Georgia Tech,LSU,Vandy and TN. Totaled 13 tackles (8 solo, 5 assist) with 2.5 TFL for 14 yards. Included in that was 1.5 sacks for 11 yards. Also had 2 pass breakups, and 2 hurries.

2007:
Missed the entire '07 season after undergoing surgery on both shoulders during August two-a-days ... Could be granted a medical redshirt to retrieve his junior season.

2006:
Opened his sophomore season as the top reserve at defensive end ... Played in 11 games during his sophomore season, earning one starting call ... Saw action in all but the Jacksonville State game at midseason due to injury, starting the Week 3 contest vs. Tulane ... Made three tackles on the season ... Registered one tackle in a reserve role during State's season opener with South Carolina ... Earned the first start of his sophomore campaign in Week 3 against Tulane ... Recorded one tackle against the Green Wave ... Missed his first career game during the Bulldogs' Week 7 win over Jacksonville State, nursing a shoulder injury ... Returned to the playing field in Week 8 at Georgia ... Had one tackle against the Bulldogs ... Missed all contact work during spring practice while recuperating from off-season shoulder surgery ... Competed for the starting job at left defensive end when two-a-days begin.

2005:
Outstanding August practice session catapulted him into the rotation of defensive ends during his true freshman campaign ... Impressed the coaching staff with his quickness and work ethic ... Played in all 11 games during his true freshman season, working both on special teams and as a valuable reserve at defensive end ... Earned his first collegiate start in the season's final game ... Registered two tackles on the year ... Made his first collegiate tackle in Week 3 work against Tulane in Shreveport ... Added another in the season-ending 35-14 victory over Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Rated the No. 41 inside linebacker in the country by the Rivals.com recruiting web site ... Credited with a 315-pound bench press max by Rivals ... That site rated him as the No. 16 prospect in the state of Mississippi, the list's second-best linebacker ... Superprep rated him No. 12 among the top prospects in the state in its pre-signing day all-America issue ... Rated No. 15 on the Scout.com postseason list of the state's top 30 players ... Ranked among the top 25 most sought-after recruits in the state by the Jackson Clarion-Ledger ... Had a standout spring 2004 NIKE camp at Baton Rouge ... Finished among the top five players among all defensive ends in all four measured categories (40-yard dash, shuttle run, bench press and vertical leap) at the camp ... His 21 repetitions of 185 pounds on the bench was the best among all ends ... Played defensive end for head coach Buddy Duke at Hattiesburg (Miss.) High School until his senior season when he moved to inside linebacker ... Selected to play in the Bernard Blackwell all-star classic following his senior season ... Started for four years at HHS ... Overcame an injury-plagued beginning to his high school career to have a standout senior season ... Suffered torn medial collateral and posterior collateral ligament injuries during his sophomore season and underwent hernia surgery during his junior campaign ... Registered six sacks during that injury-marred junior year in which he played just four games ... Had 11 sacks as a sophomore ... Also an outstanding shot putter on the HHS track team ... Carried a 3.2 grade point average in the classroom ... Other top scholarship offers: West Virginia, Notre Dame and Ole Miss.

PERSONAL:
Born Charles Jerome Burns, 5-8-86, in Hattiesburg, Miss. ... Son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith ... Majoring in fitness management.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=944887&Q_SEASON=2008

The BDJ Analysis

At the end of the 2008 campaign, Burns was the most effective Bulldog linemen and earned four starts. And that was a solid boost from a guy that battled back from a pair of injury-plagued seasons. Due to his setbacks, Burns earned an extra year of eligibility and that bodes very well for the defensive line. Now up to 275 pounds, Burns can hold his own up front now that his shoulder problems are in the past. Burns' quickness could also land him snaps at defensive end, where he started his college career.

92 Days to GO! Go STATE!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

#91 Rodney Prince

* Position: DL
* Height: 6-0
* Weight: 265
* Year: Redshirt Junior
* Hometown: Birmingham, AL
* High School/Other College: Shades Valley

CAREER:
Forced to sit out last season as ineligible, looking to push for a starting position this fall . . . Redshirted his true freshman season . . . Drew reserve playing time his RS-Soph season while totaling one tackle. Came to Starkville as a highly respected defensive end prospect in the Alabama high school ranks.

Spring 2009: Listed as 2nd String Defense, RT on the Post-Spring Depth Chart
Named to the Original 16 member Champions club and was recently selected a 2x Member again.

2008: Declared Ineligible for the 2008 Season due to having to withdraw from school the previous spring. Prince was one of the five players involved in the Infamous Gun on Campus case.

2007: Participated in 7 games, and Totaled 1 Tackle (0 Solo, 1 Assist)

2006:
Sat out the season as a true freshman redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL:
Rated the No. 26 weakside defensive end in the country by the Rivals.com recruiting website . . . Rated with the top 70 defensive linemen in the Southeast by Prep Star Magazine in its season-ending issue . . . Was 23rd on that site's list of the top 40 players in the state of Alabama, the third-best defensive end . . . Credited with running a 4.6 in the 40-yard dash and a 300-pound bench press max at the Rivals.com Georgia junior day. . . Jumped 34 inches in the vertical leap, according to Rivals . . . Rated No. 25 in the state of Alabama by AuburnSports.com . . . Ranked the No. 30 player in the state of Alabama by SuperPrep Recruiting Magazine in its preseason edition . . . Registered 335 career tackles with 27 quarterback sacks during his prep career . . . Also managed 15 pass deflections and nine fumble recoveries during his four seasons . . . Offensively, he had 22 pass receptions during his career as a tight end . . . Made more than 100 tackles with 12 quarterback sacks during his senior season for head coach Mark Rice at Shades Valley (Ala.) High School . . . Also credited with eight pass deflections and four fumble recoveries . . . Tallied 120 total tackles with 10 quarterback sacks and three fumble recoveries during his junior season for the Mounties . . .Other top scholarship offers: Arkansas and Clemson . . . Committed to Mississippi State in September 2005.

PERSONAL: Born Rodney Lamar Prince, 11-27-86, in Birmingham, Ala. . . . Son of Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Prince . . . Majoring in general business administration.

http://www.mstateathletics.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90891&SPID=10997&DB_OEM_ID=16800&ATCLID=944886&Q_SEASON=2007

The BDJ Analysis

After serving a one-year suspension, Prince is a nice addition to the 2009 roster of defensive linemen. Two years ago, Prince played his way into the rotation and has already proven he wants to make the most of his second chance. In the offseason, Prince made The Champions Club list and at 265 pounds, Prince should find his way into the tackles' rotation, if not a starting role.

91 Days to Go! GO STATE!!!

 

[ScoobaDawg]

Stole the idea from the gatorcountry board if thats what ya meant.
Its a better idea to me than, heres todays number..post your favorite player

 

[DerHntr]

maybe we should also post look alike pictures for each player as we go on?

 

[ScoobaDawg]

Haha..that could get interesting..
Chime on in anyone.
But starting tomorrow every day will be individual threads.

 

[vhdawg]

....it was Croom's first call-in show, before his first game, the one against Tulane where everybody got a free shirt, and 19.83% of the crowd that got free shirts decided to only ever wear that shirt again.

Anyway, it was time for Bulldog Trivia, and Dr. Jack asks the question: "What Bulldog QB set a school record for passing yards in a game with 466 yards against Tulane in 1994?"

Caller #1: (with deep, deep sincerity) "Jack, I believe that's going to be JOHNNN BONNNND."

Croom: "I've only been here nine months, and I know THAT'S not the answer."

 

[megadawgmaniac]

Alvin McKinley, part of the '98 and '99 defensive line.

AA - adding to the WHS love today

 

[KurtRambis4]

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