Pete Catan's Ghost

I was at Times Changed a couple of months ago, to hear 2 local groups. The joint was packed (including the dance floor). Don't know how this would translate to the larger venue, but definitely worth a crack.

For sure…but if I’m obligated by my employer to do a show with an unwilling participant, I’m going to try to maximize my chance at a decent conversation that holds some value. Big question: What can a conversation look like, that fans want to hear and the coach agrees to discuss? @Noeller thoughts?

Taylor might look at his own line of banter. Eg. Instead of asking Osh: “Who do you think jumps off the page for fans this year?”….try….””What makes x a particularly difficult player to play against?”

Against my own better advice I briefly tuned into the coach’s show last night, and without beating a dead horse, it is even more abysmal than ever. Absolutely zero substance. Except now, Osh and Taylor have developed some kind of weird power imbalance thing where the coach shoots Derek with passive aggressive darts and DT responds with meek self deprecation. Have other markets found a listenable alternative to the issue of the reluctant coach? Maybe, throw out Kyle or Wade once in a while for a slightly more meaningful show?

Spoken like a FYFUM-er.

GIN HUT!

Hansonesque

Nice

There are also going to be games missed due to injury. I want much more from a 5th man than the ability to block

Interestingly, he does have 4 rings and a coach of the year award (flip side: an abysmal record as HC).

Wistful memories of when my 'nother head wouldn't bobble so much.

1) When the time comes, which team will Chris Jones choose to go into the hall under? 2) What category is opposite to “builder”?

You seem troubled. Would you like to talk?

I've got a shiny nickel for each of you who finally decides to shut the **** up about last years cup.

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Jay was a terrific back. Richard Crump was part of that era too. I remember Crump rushing for 3 TDS one game. He had a decent run here but didn’t match the productivity of Washington.

Unfortunately, I missed that part of the game, as, that day, a group of my friends and I enjoyed a large scale experience with electric Kool-Aid (punchbowl version). We lasted with the game until the half, but became far more interested in the wonderful world of Disney on another channel.

22 yr old Richard Nemeth played R Tackle this game at 6'6', 245.....75 lbs. less than Yoshi at the same height.

If these comments piss you off, I can’t imagine that there is a lot on this board that makes you happy.

Could be my next jersey choice.

Enroll him in Professor Schoen’s intro course at Waggle U.

I’m a little alarmed that you haven't mentioned Brock in the arm strength thread. What’s up?

Big arms are like big dix. That’s all I’ve got.

That's the one I've been waiting for.

...and our DLine was not so deplorable that we couldn't find a spot for Greg Peach.