5th year senior Will Graves has been dismissed from the North Carolina basketball squad by head coach Roy Williams. Word is that Graves violated a team rule and subsequently had to be dismissed. This is the second time that Graves has been reprimanded by Williams and evidently this time was the last straw. The story develops.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
UNC GUARD WILL GRAVES DISMISSED FROM TEAM
5th year senior Will Graves has been dismissed from the North Carolina basketball squad by head coach Roy Williams. Word is that Graves violated a team rule and subsequently had to be dismissed. This is the second time that Graves has been reprimanded by Williams and evidently this time was the last straw. The story develops.
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TARHEELS,
UNC,
UNC BASKETBAL,
WILL GRAVES,
WILL GRAVES DISMISSED
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
PACKERS MAY NEED HELP
Green Bay Packers LB Nick Barnettt may be lost for the year after injuring his wrist during Sundays win against the Lions. Barnett has not decided whether he will have surgery or pay through the pain but stated after the game "If it's not a break, I can tape it up and play!". Barnett played the remainder of the Lion game in a quik-cast. We will see what he decides and how long the timetable keeps him off the field.
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Green Bay Packers,
NFL,
NFL Injury,
Nick Barnett
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Panthers cut Jarrett
The Carolina Panthers have cut WR Dwayne Jarrett after he was arrested for a 2nd DWI in Charlotte this morning. He may elect to file a grievance as is his right. The NFL has rules in place in all player contracts that state a player cannot be cut for alcohol related arrests because it falls within the substance abuse policy.
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CAROLINA PANTHERS,
DWAYNE JARRETT,
NFL PLAYERS CUT
Monday, October 4, 2010
TIGER WOODS ONCE IN A LIFETIME..MAYBE TWICE
Tiger Woods made a small boo-boo this weekend playing in the Ryder Cup in Wales. Even though the Americans lost the tournament 14.5 to 13.5 there was one shot that has been talked about since it happened. Woods, partnered with Steve Stricker and hitting his third shot of the four ball on the 18th hole, had Mail on Sunday Chief Sports photographer Mark Pain snapping photographs of him when he struck the ball and produced the following sight for Pain.
Upon impact the ball busted the camera lens and thus put Pain out of action so he left the course none too happy at all. Woods and his caddie Steve Williams both did not blame the photographer as he was in his rightful spot on the course. The photos have not been doctored at all and was just a great shot by the photographer. Notice the man in the right corner of the shot with the cigar? Well look at how he has become a star because of the picture.
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| Tiger Woods hits shot directly at camera |
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| Photographer Mark Pain leaves the course after having lens busted |
Upon impact the ball busted the camera lens and thus put Pain out of action so he left the course none too happy at all. Woods and his caddie Steve Williams both did not blame the photographer as he was in his rightful spot on the course. The photos have not been doctored at all and was just a great shot by the photographer. Notice the man in the right corner of the shot with the cigar? Well look at how he has become a star because of the picture.
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| Golf fan with cigar |
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| He has his own following |
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Mark Pain,
Tiger Woods,
Woods breaks camera lens
Sunday, October 3, 2010
SOUTHERN GUILFORD v. RANDLEMAN
The first day of October brings with it leaves falling from the trees, cooler temperatures and in this neck of the woods storms from the coast. In Randleman on Friday night, the Tigers ran into a different type of storm as they encountered the Storm of Southern Guilford High School and found out early in the game that this storm was just as potent.
| Tigers taking the field against the Storm |
| Tiger RB T.J. Simmons breaks downfield |
| T.J. Simmons gets loose again for a score |
As the second quarter begins the Tiger offense has a soul searching meeting before they take the field and come out with passion again and begin their drive with very good results. As soon as the offense looks to have a very nice rhythm going they take to the air and are subsequently picked off as Austen Thompson garners a pick six of Farlow and takes it to the house for a 21-3 lead. Coach Handy collected his entire team together and told them “We are not out of this game! Now lets go out there and make some plays, daggummit!” Heeding the advice of their fiery head coach the Tiger offense took the field and, made the blocks that they needed to for their young RB Simmons as he took the handoff and chugged down the field like a dump truck with concrete in the back. Simmons touchdown run closed the Storm lead to 21-10 with 2:29 remaining in the first half as Randleman showed the partisan crown that they have heart and a heck of a lot of talent to go with it.
Both teams came out and started the third quarter in the same fashion as they did in the first half. Cunningham finally guided his troops to the endzone as he threw a second touchdown pass to Colvin to make the score 28-10 with 5:00 to go in the third quarter. The Tigers seemed not to be able to catch any further rhythm until the fourth quarter when Simmons threw a touchdown pass himself to the back of the end zone to Jeremy Taylor to make the score a little more respectable at 35-17.
The Tigers fought a valiant battle but in the end they faced a team that used the screen pass just as often and as good as the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Storm ran up alot of offense en route to a final score of 42-17 as they raised their record to 4-2. The Tigers evened their record at 3-3 with the loss and will take their show on the road next week as they face the Trinity Bulldogs (0-6). It should be a game for the Tigers to try and get their offense back on track and maybe catch a rhythm again as the last couple of weeks the offense has really struggled to put points on the board and allow their defense to rest off the field.
| T.J. Simmons looks to throw |
| Jeremy Taylor catches the TD pass from T.J. Simmons |
The Tigers fought a valiant battle but in the end they faced a team that used the screen pass just as often and as good as the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Storm ran up alot of offense en route to a final score of 42-17 as they raised their record to 4-2. The Tigers evened their record at 3-3 with the loss and will take their show on the road next week as they face the Trinity Bulldogs (0-6). It should be a game for the Tigers to try and get their offense back on track and maybe catch a rhythm again as the last couple of weeks the offense has really struggled to put points on the board and allow their defense to rest off the field.
Feel free to contact Z. Morgan at zmorganII@gmail.com or Twitter @zmorganII
NFL WEEK #4 PREDICTIONS
TEAMS
NYJ @ BUFF
CINC @CLEV
BALT@PITT
DEN@TENN
DET@GB
SF@ATL
CAR@NO
SEA@STL
IND@JAX
HOUST@OAK
WASH@PHI
ARIZ@SD
CHI@NYG
NE@MIA
(Winners underlined and in bold)
NYJ @ BUFF
CINC @CLEV
BALT@PITT
DEN@TENN
DET@GB
SF@ATL
CAR@NO
SEA@STL
IND@JAX
HOUST@OAK
WASH@PHI
ARIZ@SD
CHI@NYG
NE@MIA
(Winners underlined and in bold)
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
NFL WEEK #3 PREDICITONS
Sunday September 26, 2010
TEAMS WINNER
Cin @ Car CAR
Buff @ NE NE
SF @ CHI SF
TEN @ NYG NYG
CLEV @ BALT BALT
Pitt @ TB TB (Upset)
ATL @ NO NO
DET @ MINN MINN
DALL @ HOU DALL
PHI @ JAX PHI
WASH @ STL WASH
IND @ DEN DEN (Upset)
OAK @ ARIZ ARIZ
SD @ SEA SD
NYJ @ MIA MIA
Monday, September 27, 2010
GB @ CHIC GB
Season record: Week #1: 9-7
Week #2: 5-11
Total: 14-18
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
EAGLES QB MICHAEL VICK NAMED STARTER!
During a regular weekly phone conference that kept being interrupted by technical difficulties Eagles head Coach Andy Reid dropped some information that many attributed to the bad connection, I know I did! Reid named his starting QB for the week and it wasn't newly named savior Kevin Kolb.
Coach Reid speaking as candidly as he has in a long time named Michael Vick as his starting QB for the duration of the season. Based on many factors Reid state that "Mike is back and maybe even a little better than before. His accelerated play is the reason for my decision! Michael is an ex-superstar who has regained his ability and thats a beautiful thing!"
Reid stated in closing that he feels the Eagles can win it all with Vick as their leader! A very different sentiment from just two days ago after Vick led the Eagles to a win against the lowly Lions. Reid stated that he met with Kevin Kolb and he "took the demotion like a man and didn't request a trade or anything like that before it's reported."Philly fans now have a reason to go out and enjoy football again without the QB issues that have persisted in the City of Brotherly Love since Kevin Kolb was knocked silly against the Packers. Anyone in their right mind can see that Kolb is just NOT READY! He needs to learn from Vick the same as Vick learned from the recently traded All-Pro QB Donovan McNabb, who lobbied to bring Vick to Philly.
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Kevin Kolb,
Michael Vick,
NFL,
Philadelphia Eagles
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
49ERS HEAD COACH MIKE SINGLETARY BEING SINGLETARY
After the loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday of the first week of the young NFL season Mike Singletary took offense to an article that was reported by Yahoo Sports in reference to his staff and their lack of communication. Below is an interview by the local affiliate and Coach Singletary in relation to that Yahoo article.
Yahoo reported that there was an in-house riff between Singletary and his coaching staff because they used unnecessary timeouts and were called for delay in game in very serious parts of the game. Of course no one in the Niner organization has stepped out of line and addressed the issue, which I think is the best way to keep "family" matters to the "family", but the Yahoo article definitely has rubbed Singletary in the wrong way. This situation is going to make some heads roll and I don't think that Singletary is going to be one of them. He is a very old school coach with the same intensity that he had as and All-Pro LB in Chicago under the tutelage of Coach Mike Ditka. Just an example of how infectious Singletary and his coaching style is can be witnessed in the relationship he has with his star TE Vernon Davis. In the first few games that Singetary coached for the Niners, he had to sit Davis because he felt that Davis was loafing and not serious about winning. Davis pouted but two games later, he bought into the program and became the All-Pro TE that Singletary knew that he could be. Because of the discipline that Singletary administered to Davis he has recently signed the richest contract ever for an NFL TE. Davis has already been seen on the sideline during the pre-season and first week of the season in the grill of 2nd year WR Michael Crabtree attempting to get him to buy into the Singletary program as well.
Yahoo reported that there was an in-house riff between Singletary and his coaching staff because they used unnecessary timeouts and were called for delay in game in very serious parts of the game. Of course no one in the Niner organization has stepped out of line and addressed the issue, which I think is the best way to keep "family" matters to the "family", but the Yahoo article definitely has rubbed Singletary in the wrong way. This situation is going to make some heads roll and I don't think that Singletary is going to be one of them. He is a very old school coach with the same intensity that he had as and All-Pro LB in Chicago under the tutelage of Coach Mike Ditka. Just an example of how infectious Singletary and his coaching style is can be witnessed in the relationship he has with his star TE Vernon Davis. In the first few games that Singetary coached for the Niners, he had to sit Davis because he felt that Davis was loafing and not serious about winning. Davis pouted but two games later, he bought into the program and became the All-Pro TE that Singletary knew that he could be. Because of the discipline that Singletary administered to Davis he has recently signed the richest contract ever for an NFL TE. Davis has already been seen on the sideline during the pre-season and first week of the season in the grill of 2nd year WR Michael Crabtree attempting to get him to buy into the Singletary program as well.
Labels:
MICHAEL CRABTREE,
MIKE SINGLETARY,
NFL,
sf 49ERS,
VERNON DAVIS,
YAHOO REPORT
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