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A rare miss yesterday I'm surprised there haven't been more really. I can only plead my case and beg forgiveness.

In this economy to help make ends meet GAS changed over to total night shifts after our move to the new ranch in Feb. Not the easiest thing for a guy in his mid 40's I thought I was done with nights for good in my early 30's, wrongo . Friday my toddler decided to share her summer cold she brought home from daycare with Daddy. After polishing off close to a quart of high test coffee throughout the night just to finish work, I decided to see the Doc first thing yesterday morning. Doc decided Gas looked like crap and prescribed immediate rest(Duh) and an OTC cold med of my choice, again (Duh). After reminding th Doc of my now wired caffinated state a sleeping pill scrip was forwarded to drive through widow at Walgreens for a swift on the way home. I arrived back at home by 9:30 and thats when things went arye.

Up to this point in my life I have rarely ever taken sleeping pills but needing to rest before work last night I figured this was one of those times. Doc and the bottle told me the Ambien would take about a half an hour to take effect and have at least 8 hours to devote to sleep, OK. Half hour I thought, more than enough time to leisurly post the # while prepping for bed, again wrongo. Let me tell y'all one thing don't chase it down with a healthy adult male dose of Nyquil, no no no. That half hour was was literally about 5 minutes. I do remember seeing my alarm clock 9:43am the next thing I heard over a beeping alarm and Journey's don't look back was my wife saying it's 11:15 are you going to work? ???? WTF *&%$#@ *%&@%$ She told me I did get up a few times over this period but I can't confirm it.

So last night about 1:45 I came to some realizations.
1) DANG IT! I missed posting the coundown!
2) Except for a reciept that I went to see my Dr. I'm not totally sure, and will probably deny in the future that Tuesday July 19th, 2011 really happened.
3)Time warp wormholes may just possibly exist.
4) Have any of you had a reaction like this after taking a sleeping pill?
5) Does anyone want a fresh slightly used bottle of Ambein?

Anyway, on with the countdown and again sorry for the flub I'll strive to do better. Now I'm off to bed again, I think??? What day is this??? Oh boy.

ASU #44

Bailey, Drew



TE 6-4 245 Fr.

Spartanburg, S.C.
(Dorman)

http://www.goasu.com/ViewArticle.dbml?S ... EASON=2011


And not to be left out my man from TX. A special apology to you for missing your day Karl.xdontknowx


ASU #45

Anderson, Karl



LB 5-10 205 So.

Pilot Point, Texas
(Pilot Point)

http://www.goasu.com/ViewArticle.dbml?S ... EASON=2011

Darryl Brown, RS Freshman LB, Old Dominion University



2010: Redshirted.

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Montana #44




Jordan Tripp - LB
Junior
6'2", 217 lbs.
Missoula, MT
Big Sky HS


'10 Stats:

99 Tackles (9 TFL)
3.5 Sacks
3 FR
1 INT (1 TD)
4 Pass Def.

Since there wasn't a #45 thread and we don't have a player wearing #44 (at least not yet), here is our #45:

Sac State

45 - Stephen Tezanos-Pinto

Year: Sr.
Position: RB
Height: 5-11
Weight: 225
Experience: 1V
Hometown: Sacramento, Calif.
Previous School: Sacramento City JC

2010 Season: Appeared in eight games as a short-yardage running back and on special teams…carried the ball six times for 11 yards…both of his receptions were for touchdowns…caught a 1-yard pass against Northern Colorado and had a 4-yard TD grab at Idaho State.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Montana #44




Jordan Tripp - LB
Junior
6'2", 217 lbs.
Missoula, MT
Big Sky HS


'10 Stats:

99 Tackles (9 TFL)
3.5 Sacks
3 FR
1 INT (1 TD)
4 Pass Def.

I have a strong feeling he'll crash the Buchanan List this year, and be a strong contender for the award next season.

Eric Fath



Class: R-Sophomore
Position: LB
Height: 6-3
Weight: 240

Previous School: Quakertown HS

Hometown: Quakertown, Pa.

An Inside Look from the Coaching Staff: Sat out spring workouts after knee surgery … should be a contributor on both offense and special teams.

2009 (Fr.): Redshirted.

Prep: Two-year letterwinner from Quakertown High School … only played organized football for three years, but quickly managed to catch the watchful eye of area award presenters, as he was named a 2008 Maxwell Award winner … three-time all-state at both tight end and linebacker … finished his senior year by catching 41 passes for 900 yards and eight touchdowns … helped Quakertown High School post a 9-3 record on the season … Associated Press AAAA and Pa. FootballNews second-team all-state honoree … Philadelphia Inquirer second-team all-area selection … participated in the PSFCA East-West Game … nominated for a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete award after having a 3.7 cumulative GPA … active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Hudson Smith
[Gardner-Webb University] - DE, Long Snapper
R-Soph.

2nd team All Big South Conference [2010]

GWU STs player of the game vs. Coastal Carolina
GWU Offensive player of the game vs. Liberty [started at Running Back due to other players' injuries]



Go Runnin' Bulldogs!