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Tweet Dude – “Coastal Carolina University is banking the future of its football program on billionaire businessman Joe Moglia. Moglia, the current chairman of TD Ameritrade, stepped down as the CEO of the online discount brokerage firm in 2008 to return to coaching. He is currently the president and head coach of the UFL’s Omaha Nighthawks and he has served as an unpaid volunteer assistant to Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini for two seasons.” We predict a new stadium . . . → Read More: Check out the new Beach Chicken coach  13 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet Honors – “A total of 14 SoCon players earned All-America honors from the Sports Network. App State placed a pair on the second team as Brian Quick and Jeremy Kimbrough were honored. ASU’s Orry Frye was named to the third team. Kimbrough ranked among the SoCon’s top 10 and in tackles (105), sacks (four) and tackles for loss (16). Frye started all 12 games as a senior and 39-straight contests since the beginning of his sophomore . . . → Read More: Three Apps named to All-America team 8 comments - (Comments are closed)
Tweet Trend – “University of Tennessee at Chattanooga senior forward Chris Early vented his frustrations about playing for coach John Shulman last month on Twitter. Those emotions remained in a private circle until Friday. The posts appeared on a Kentucky radio blog, and it was clear that Early had violated UTC’s social media policy. He has been suspended indefinitely by Shulman.” Just following the great examples from Swag and App. . . . → Read More: Another SoConer in trouble with tweets Comments are closed Tweet __ Merry Christmas! First, wide receiver Armanti Edwards lined up behind center as Newton spread wide right, and Edwards took the shotgun snap and passed left to Smith for an 11-yard gain. Heh. Best quarterback rating: Would you believe Armanti Edwards? Believe it. His one throw for an 11-yard completion from the “Wildcat” formation gave him a rating of 112.5. Cam Newton was at 105.2 and Houston’s T.J. Yates at 56.5. Years later, still showing . . . → Read More: Awww .. just what we always wanted 41 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet Tampa Bay lost last night. Today all eyes in Denver as Sticks and the Tebows take on New England – “The Patriots have topped 30 points 10 times, the Broncos have managed 18, 10, 17, 17, 16 and 13, yet won five of those games with a recipe of dominant defense, spectacular special teams and Tebow.” Prior to that Green Bay and DJ at Kansas City, and Carolina and AE at Houston. . . . → Read More: NFL – We’d like a Sticks hit on Brady please 36 comments - (Comments are closed)
Tweet App State at UNC Chapel Hill today. Jason Capel used to play there. Homecoming. On Saturday, Capel will coach for the first time in Chapel Hill. He’ll return to the Smith Center in a different role — as the coach of Appalachian State. He said he’s looking forward to going back. “I haven’t been there a lot since I graduated,” said Capel, who last attended a game in Chapel Hill in 2005, when he went to see and . . . → Read More: Tipoff – The one all about the coach 69 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet You-know-who plays North Dakota State for the right to play Sam Houston State in the big ‘un – “The third-seeded Eagles (11-2) defeated Old Dominion and Maine to earn their second straight trip to the final four. With two more wins west of the Mississippi River, Georgia Southern will follow a similar course set 25 years ago by the 1986 national champion Eagles. GSU made it to this point last season before bowing out against . . . → Read More: Playoffs – The pain, the pain!! 61 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet Blocker – “Williamson, a 6-7, 240-pound senior, leads the SoCon in blocked shots with 2.1 a game. He is No. 4 on ASU’s all-time list. When he blocks a shot, it is with a vengeance. “As a coach, I would love for Andre to block them and keep them in play so we could possibly get an extra possession out of it — but he blocks shots like he’s spiking a volleyball and most of the time it . . . → Read More: Leading the SoCon in DENIED! 14 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet DJ Smith has a lot in common with a two-time Pro Bowler playing his 14th year in the league. They’re almost the same height, 5-11 to 5-10. They weight almost the same, 239 to 245. And they both came from non-FBS schools, App State and DIII John Carroll. So it makes sense that a lot of teammates look at the new green tackling machine and think, London Fletcher, Redskins linebacker. “(Fletcher’s) speed coming out (of college), he was . . . → Read More: DJ Smith could be the next __________ 24 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet Reunion – “The New York Jets have signed safety Gerald Alexander to the active roster and defensive back Mark Legree to the practice squad.” Give ‘em hell! 9 comments - (Comments are closed) Tweet Size – “Fuquay-Varina’s Tyson Fernandez, one of the area’s top linemen from this past season, has committed to play at Appalachian State next season. The 6-foot-2, 315-pound senior has been recognized for his play on both sides of the ball, but plans on playing right guard for the Mountaineers.” Here are some highlights. 110 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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