Anyone got a weather prediction for next Saturday's game? I have seen snow forcasted for the next 5 days!!! How much snow? Also, if we are arriving on Friday morning and leaving on Monday morning, what is there to do? Is there like a "shopping/dining" area in Spokane/Cheney? Maybe a "Landing/River"
area like there is in Baltimor's Inner Harbor? Good luck to the Eagles!
GO REDHAWKS!!!!!!
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 12:54 pm
by BlackFalkin
The forcast is an asswhoopin for semon bro. For dining options & entertainment make that 15 minute drive over to spokane for the most part. Although there are some bars in Cheney that arent too shabby.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 1:22 pm
by Bronco
The field looked pink on my TV so maybe a little white might help
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 1:23 pm
by Outlaw
BlackFalkin wrote:The forcast is an asswhoopin for semon bro. For dining options & entertainment make that 15 minute drive over to spokane for the most part. Although there are some bars in Cheney that arent too shabby.
Wow!!! I think I might stay home now. I always have been one to run from an "ass whoppin". But, the more I think about it, I remember that the ones who do the most talkin usually have the biggest mouth, but the littlest pair bro !!! Guess I will go ahead and make the trip there little yeller fallin.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 1:46 pm
by Screamin_Eagle174
Outlaw wrote:
BlackFalkin wrote:The forcast is an asswhoopin for semon bro. For dining options & entertainment make that 15 minute drive over to spokane for the most part. Although there are some bars in Cheney that arent too shabby.
Wow!!! I think I might stay home now. I always have been one to run from an "ass whoppin". But, the more I think about it, I remember that the ones who do the most talkin usually have the biggest mouth, but the littlest pair bro !!! Guess I will go ahead and make the trip there little yeller fallin.
Don't mind BF, he's our resident trash-talker. There's not a whole lot in Cheney aside from a couple good bars and pizza places, so if you're looking for sights and entertainment, head into Spokane. There's some suggestions in this thread on our forum.
As for the weather, there was about 6" on the ground when I left on Wednesday, and there's supposed to be another 6-10" by tomorrow afternoon, so don't get your hopes up of it clearing up any time soon. I'd imagine it'll be around freezing or a little under next weekend, with a 50/50 chance of snow.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 2:41 pm
by kalm
The forecast for next Saturday is for a 30% chance of snow showers with a high 28 and a low of 15. We are forecasted to stay below freezing for at least the next 10 days, so we should have about a foot of snow on the ground when you arrive.
As for food and drink, I'll add that if you're in Spokane, Odoherty's Irish Pub, Pete's Pizza (their calzone's are of the charts), Gibliano's Dueling Piano Bar, Jack and Dan's Bar and Grill (made famous by Gonzaga hoops), Northern Lights Brewery, The Elk Public House, and The Onion Bar and Grill are good bars with good eats. As for finer dining, Milfords Fish House, Hill's Restaurant and Clinkerdaggers are all landmarks and very good.
When in Cheney, Immix is the best restaurant, but Lenny's for Italian and Corona Village for mexican are also good choices.
As for activities, if you're into the outdoors, rent some snow shoes or xcountry ski's from REI Spokane and go to either Mt. Spokane State Park, or Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge and the Columbia Plateau Trail. Turnbull is just 5 miles south of Cheney and is a mixed habitat of ponderosa pine forests, shrub steppe, and wetlands habitats that provide a decent opportunity to view the large resident herd of Elk, white tale and mule deer, coyotes, beaver, a variety of birds and even the occassional moose.
Other things to do in the area are sightseeing downtown Spokane and Riverfront Park with all of the Christmas lights, or go to historic Brownes Addition, check out the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, and stop by for a pint or some grub at the aforementioned Elk Pub.
You can also make the short 45 minute trip to Couer d' Alene Idaho that is located on the shores of Lake Couer d' Alene, has a dressed up downtown and waterfront area, and has a ton of shops and bars.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 3:04 pm
by Outlaw
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Outlaw wrote:
Wow!!! I think I might stay home now. I always have been one to run from an "ass whoppin". But, the more I think about it, I remember that the ones who do the most talkin usually have the biggest mouth, but the littlest pair bro !!! Guess I will go ahead and make the trip there little yeller fallin.
Don't mind BF, he's our resident trash-talker. There's not a whole lot in Cheney aside from a couple good bars and pizza places, so if you're looking for sights and entertainment, head into Spokane. There's some suggestions in this thread on our forum.
As for the weather, there was about 6" on the ground when I left on Wednesday, and there's supposed to be another 6-10" by tomorrow afternoon, so don't get your hopes up of it clearing up any time soon. I'd imagine it'll be around freezing or a little under next weekend, with a 50/50 chance of snow.
No problem on this end. We have some of those "special people" that are fans too !! However, if he is supposed to be the resident "trash talker", you would think he would be better at it !! Thanks for the weather forecast and other info. Really looking forward to visiting the area. Go Redhawks !!!
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 3:11 pm
by Screamin_Eagle174
Outlaw wrote:
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Don't mind BF, he's our resident trash-talker. There's not a whole lot in Cheney aside from a couple good bars and pizza places, so if you're looking for sights and entertainment, head into Spokane. There's some suggestions in this thread on our forum.
As for the weather, there was about 6" on the ground when I left on Wednesday, and there's supposed to be another 6-10" by tomorrow afternoon, so don't get your hopes up of it clearing up any time soon. I'd imagine it'll be around freezing or a little under next weekend, with a 50/50 chance of snow.
No problem on this end. We have some of those "special people" that are fans too !! However, if he is supposed to be the resident "trash talker", you would think he would be better at it !! Thanks for the weather forecast and other info. Really looking forward to visiting the area. Go Redhawks !!!
No, no, no.
GO EAGLES!!!!
RED TURF CITY, Washington
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2010 4:54 pm
by BlackFalkin
Gatos has pretty good food, & Rosa's has great cheese bread. Believe it or not Zips has some pretty good food too. Mmm cant wait to fly up to Cheney this week! nhm
Can we start with the SEMO jokes yet, or is it to early?
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 9:52 am
by Screamin_Eagle174
ArmyOfDarkness wrote:
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Good luck on holding us to 18.
Correction: Good luck on holding T-Jones to 18
Can we start with the SEMO jokes yet, or is it to early?
It's never too early.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 9:29 pm
by Outlaw
ArmyOfDarkness wrote:
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Good luck on holding us to 18.
Correction: Good luck on holding T-Jones to 18
Can we start with the SEMO jokes yet, or is it to early?
Bring em on Yardbird. Let's see what you got !!!
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 11:04 pm
by Screamin_Eagle174
Outlaw wrote:
ArmyOfDarkness wrote:
Correction: Good luck on holding T-Jones to 18
Can we start with the SEMO jokes yet, or is it to early?
Bring em on Yardbird. Let's see what you got !!!
What we as a team have, or what TJ alone has? If the latter, prepare to be disheartened by your D. If I had much $, I'd put it on TJ busting a 40+ yard TD against your D. To prepare for him by watching film is one thing, but unless you've played against him before (which I'm fairly sure no one on SEMO's D has), you're going to take a bad angle thinking you have him cut off, and he'll run right past you. He's like a cobra... he'll dance and sway, lulling you into a sense of complacency, and then all you see is a blur as he's 5-10 yards past you racing for the endzone as you wonder wtf just happened.
EDIT: Oh, you meant the jokes. Damn, I need to stop drinking. Wait, no I don't. Carry on.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 8:16 am
by Outlaw
Dude, either you are TJ or you need to quit "sniffing" his drawers !!!
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 8:25 am
by native
Outlaw wrote:Anyone got a weather prediction for next Saturday's game? I have seen snow forcasted for the next 5 days!!! How much snow? Also, if we are arriving on Friday morning and leaving on Monday morning, what is there to do? Is there like a "shopping/dining" area in Spokane/Cheney? Maybe a "Landing/River"
area like there is in Baltimor's Inner Harbor? Good luck to the Eagles!
GO REDHAWKS!!!!!!
There are two things to do in wintertime in the Great North. First, you can drink. Second, you can sit around and lick yourself.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 8:49 am
by ArmyOfDarkness
Outlaw wrote:
ArmyOfDarkness wrote:
Correction: Good luck on holding T-Jones to 18
Can we start with the SEMO jokes yet, or is it to early?
Bring em on Yardbird. Let's see what you got !!!
Nothing good, but here we go..
1.) Your gonna SEMO TJ than you can handle
2.) How do you make a SEMO stew?
Add some EWU, a hint of red turf, and continue to beat them for an hour.
3.) What do you call a South East Missouri football team playing up North?
SEMON
All I can make up for now, anyone else care to take a whack at it?
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:11 am
by houndawg
ArmyOfDarkness wrote:
Outlaw wrote:
Bring em on Yardbird. Let's see what you got !!!
Nothing good, but here we go..
1.) Your gonna SEMO TJ than you can handle
2.) How do you make a SEMO stew?
Add some EWU, a hint of red turf, and continue to beat them for an hour.
3.) What do you call a South East Missouri football team playing up North?
SEMON
All I can make up for now, anyone else care to take a whack at it?
How does an EWU player know when his sister has her period?
His dad's pecker tastes funny.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:08 am
by catbob
Outlaw wrote:Dude, either you are TJ or you need to quit "sniffing" his drawers !!!
TJ is the most explosive back I have seen in the Big Sky... maybe ever. He is that good.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:12 am
by Outlaw
I hear that he is a great player.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:24 am
by kalm
catbob wrote:
Outlaw wrote:Dude, either you are TJ or you need to quit "sniffing" his drawers !!!
TJ is the most explosive back I have seen in the Big Sky... maybe ever. He is that good.
Thanks catbob, he truly is remarkable. But what I really like about this team is after he went down with injuries for a few games, the rest of the offense was forced to pick up their production, and they did. The mis-perception all season has been that we can't win without TJ or that he is our entire offense. While he is certainly very important, we now also have a QB that is taking care of the ball better, has become much more efficient, is starting to use the TE's more and has a 1st team all BSC receiver in 6'5" Brandon Kauffman that presents a serious match up problem.
The focus will be on TJ, but we have multiple ways to beat you.
Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:31 am
by kalm
Outlaw wrote:I hear that he is a great player.
Here's a short clip of some of his highlights. The one towards the end against Sac State is amazing.
While he truly has breakaway speed, I think Ursus described him best after the Montana and game in saying that he terrific "vision" and "flow".
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Re: Cheney, Washington
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:02 pm
by Screamin_Eagle174
kalm wrote:
Outlaw wrote:I hear that he is a great player.
Here's a short clip of some of his highlights. The one towards the end against Sac State is amazing.
While he truly has breakaway speed, I think Ursus described him best after the Montana and game in saying that he terrific "vision" and "flow".