My guess is Jackson
As a lifelong inhabitant of West Kentucky and Southern Indiana, I am something of a well-honed smart-aleck. Nothing personal - just incapable of playing it straight.
If your coach does his homework he will likely go with your most mobile option, honestly. Which looks from the stats like it might be your other guy?
OK, mostly because Aaron Casey (LB) is superior and covers up a lot of other mistakes. Our defense is definitely ahead of our offense.
That's what I thought going into Michigan, but we are tinkering. We fired our OC, had a bye week, went to Michigan and rotated the QB's to test them out with the new OC.
Welcome! We love visitors. Not sure what kind of crowd RU will bring. Bloomington is on our list, but we did Camp Randall a couple of weeks ago.
The public belief on the buyout is yes.
First thing I thought of when I read the thread title was Seinfeld. You Want a Piece of Me??
I gotta admit most locals were surprised when Wimsatt went to Rutgers early - and it hurt the local HS basketball teams chances - they have been to the state tournament more than any other school - had several UK players from town.
Allan and Schiano must have attended the same workshop for covert football operations at the 2002 National Football Coaches convention in Minneapolis.
Football shmootball, these are the real questions to be answered.
Yes, we've been patient and he is getting better. At this point, he has a very nice touch/floater pass that is accurate. Where he is currently struggling is on the regular throws. If he can improve his accuracy and figure out when to throw it hard and when to take a little off, he'll be really good.
1. No, and she’s a-close. No more.
"Arm talent" is like crack to football coaches". I am so stealing that.
Thx for stopping by. As some said above, always cool to have cordial visiting fans. Re: you growing up in Owensboro, interesting. So does that mean you were very aware of Gavin when he was coming out as a recruit? And if yes, did you want him to be a Hoosier? Did they recruit him? And did y'all both attend the same high school? Sorry for the 500 questions, haha. Just curious since it's a cool connection. And if you DID both go to the same HS, and you still have pride for your HS/hometown, then that means there has to be a small % of you, even if it's 1%, that secretly wants him to do well Saturday, haha.
If you like Asian food in cozy little restaurants, Bloomington has a plethora of really good dining. Go to 4th Street which is one block south of Kirkwood. On that one block you will find the Siam House which is bigger than the other restaurants and has the best crab rangoon you will ever taste. On that same block are smaller restaurants often run by families offering Korean, Nepalese, Thai, Tibetan and Burmese food. They are all excellent. There was also an Indian restaurant, but I think it was closed. If you want a full Italian meal, go to De'Angelo's which is across from the college mall and is at least partially owned by DiNardo. Good food and wine selection. Lennie's on Kirkwood serves very good big burgers. There are a number of other great restaurants but they are spread around. Yanko's Little Zagreb is a great steak house in the downtown area, but difficult to get into on game day without a reservation. MTIOF's recommendations above are also very good. These restaurants are not around the stadium, but not that far as Bloomington is not very big.
Well.. here are the fears I see from a Rutgers perspective.. posted in another thread.
Dayam, that makes me sad about Grazie even though I haven't been to Bloomington for a few years. I was trying to think of the sports bar whose owner I had dinner with one night at Grazie's simply by chance. I sit down and am reading a book while waiting for the waiter, and she and her friend come in and are seated at the table next to me. So we start talking and I end up hanging with them. Inside details about things won't be revealed, but I still think about that dinner.
For those who know the man, does this seem surprising at all…
