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| Name: | T. Kyle-Milward |
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| Location: | Goble, Oregon |
| Gender: | Male |
| Member since: | February 08, 2006 |
| Last visit: | November 04, 2009 |
Goyoucolts has posted 8 links and 87 comments to SportsFilter and 0 links and 3 comments to the Locker Room.
LeGarrette Blount to return to the college gridiron?: An ESPN source claims that University of Oregon RB LeGarrette Blount will be given the chance to return to the team.
posted by Goyoucolts to football at 02:40 AM on October 02 - 27 comments
Arsenal's Eduardo Da Silva injured in outrageous tackle, possibly ending his career. : A truly horrific injury, broken pieces of bone were sticking out of his sock as he was stretchered of the field. This is the sort of injury that you never truly recover from (See Alex Smith). I hope the FA bans Martin Taylor for life.
posted by Goyoucolts to soccer at 01:12 PM on February 23 - 73 comments
Superbowl: Patriots vs. Giants 2.0: After an upset of the Packers, the Giants take on the Patriots again in Arizona.
posted by Goyoucolts to football at 09:18 PM on January 20 - 83 comments
Packers go to title game, crunch Seahawks: Packers win in the snow, hammering the Seahawks with a powerful rushing attack. Final score: 42-20
posted by Goyoucolts to football at 07:15 PM on January 12 - 14 comments
Bob Sanders wins AP Defensive player of the year honors: Could a more deserving player win this award? Sanders' smash-mouth style of play makes him a joy to watch and indispensible to the Indy Defense.
posted by Goyoucolts to football at 10:48 PM on January 07 - 7 comments
Was anyone else amused by the way the players reacted to this? Maybe it's just me, but I was a little suprised. Stoppage of play? Players running for cover? HAND SANITIZER?
posted by Goyoucolts at 02:11 AM on November 02
Like we didn't see this one coming... one media w**** makes a move and the rest of the scavengers all gather 'round. The world would be a better place without Al Sharpton and Rush Limbaugh.
posted by Goyoucolts at 03:22 AM on October 13
Not really sure how I feel about this. As a student at the University of Oregon, I think that having Blount back gives us a better chance to win, even with the stunning play of freshman back LaMichael James. On the other side of the equation, Blount did completely lose it, and I supported the original punishment. Is Chip Kelly, the man who sent a check to a fan who wanted his money back, selling himself out? Or is this a cheap move to get ahead of USC, now that Oregon has a chance of winning the PAC-10?
posted by Goyoucolts at 02:46 AM on October 02
sounds like T.I. and Delonte West need to open a gunshop together...
posted by Goyoucolts at 01:01 AM on September 20
Ok, let's imagine for a minute that you're an up-and-coming lawyer, and you're with a mid-level law firm. You've been in the business a few years, and you're winning the respect of your co-workers. You've won some big cases, and you're become know for your balls-out, intelligent work. In fact, your work is so good, you are being considered for the board of directors that runs the firm. Then let's imagine that the head of the company, who has just been chosen as the replacement for the old head man, starts talking about firing you and hiring a man that he used to pump gas and drink with as your replacement on the board. Now, wouldn't you be slightly pissed off? Or would you say, "Oh, he's just doing his job... the other guy must be better than me. I guess I will try to earn my bread elsewhere?" I think that you'd be pissed, and your trust and comfort level with your boss would be destroyed.
posted by Goyoucolts at 01:02 AM on April 03
An excellent coach, who will be missed by many. He can also write a mean book. Good luck in all endeavours, Mr. Dungy, and thanks for all you've done to the Bucs, Colts and the game of football itself.
posted by Goyoucolts at 09:10 PM on January 12
you can't edit your posts anymore?!? Now everyone can see my horrible spelling...
posted by Goyoucolts at 01:00 PM on August 15
Football has evolved to the point were no more innovation is needed, a pinicle few can share. American Football, however, is a much slower and more rigid sport; the recent innovations such as the West coast, the spread, no-huddle, and run-and-shot actually make the the game faster and more fluid. I'm not sure the A11 stratergies would hold up in the NFL, but it sure was fun watching the little clip on Rivals.
posted by Goyoucolts at 12:57 PM on August 15
Oh come on, the ref didn't call a foul because one wasn't warranted. If it's legal, why not do it? And if a nudge is all it takes to seriously reinjure another player, should that player be on the court? West's back obviously didn't stop him from dropping 38 points on the Spurs in game 5.
posted by Goyoucolts at 02:06 PM on May 16
Well, of course the Vikings just traded that pick... how stupid of me. (slap upside own head) Good call, Qatarian As for Berrian... I admit that Rex and Co. could make anyone look bad, but I have never been blown away by his ability. While he won't hurt, and might actually help Rice develop, don't count on him to be a 1500 yrd, 10 TD WR.
posted by Goyoucolts at 10:18 PM on April 23
Well, it certainly made for a shocking early morning read, but I think that this will pan out well for both sides. The Vikings get to add one of the final pieces to a dominant defense and the Chiefs get three picks to help build their team of the future. Of course, the Vikings will benefit immediately, where as the Chiefs won't feel the effect of their draft picks for another couple of years. This is the move that will push Minnesota from a team with questions to a playoff team that has a puncher's chance against anyone in the NFC. All that is needed now is some WR help for Jackson, who will have improved substantially from last year. Limas Sweed and DeSean Jackson should still be on board for the Vikings' 17th pick, and there is always the option of trading down to pick up a less know WR and another skill player. With a powerful running attack led by Purple Jesus protected by one of the best OLs in the NFL, and a defense that should now start to solidify, the Vikings are my pick to win the NFC North and make a run in the playoffs.
posted by Goyoucolts at 02:39 PM on April 23
I don't think anyone is taking anything away from Kansas, scottypup... The comments have been directed at the dramatic collapse on the half of the Tigers. Dorsey fouling out, the missed free throws, the almost-three-pointer... all these mistakes ultimately cost Memphis the title. Kansas had the skill and the determination to take advantage of the miscues, but that's what a good team is supposed to do. Congratulations to Kansas for a very enjoyable final, and I wish Rush luck in the NBA.
posted by Goyoucolts at 11:37 AM on April 08
What's the betting Henry will be wearing a Cowboy uni next year...?
posted by Goyoucolts at 11:09 AM on April 06
Thx for the pic trox, I couldn't find one.
posted by Goyoucolts at 02:00 PM on February 23
Suspension ends season for Oklahoma State's Dez Bryant
This was the NCAA getting pissed that someone would lie to them, and then reacting. A revenge suspention, you might say. Plenty of college students break the rules (or use loopholes), and get off scott-free. Off the top of my head I can think of Reggie Bush, OJ Mayo, Derrick Rose... In "The Blindside," the book about Michael Oher, you really get a taste of how money, influence and "sell value" can help you deal with the NCAA. Bryant being suspended wasn't to send a message to other students reguarding rules; it was to warn them not to fuck with the NCAA.
Or maybe I've been reading those excerpts from Tim Donaghy's book for too long.