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Montana State Bobcats sign 18 and 2 FBS transfers.

Recruits
Folabi Akanbi, Pearland, Tex. (Dawson), 6-5, 290, OT
Blake Braun, Redlands, Calif. (East Valley), 6-3, 220, LB (First Team All-CIF/Inland Division TE 2011 and S 2012; First Team All-Citrus S (2012); First Team All-Citrus TE 2010 and 2011)
Gunnar Brekke, Helena, MT (Capital), 5-11, 188, ATH (2012 Montana Gatorade Player of the Year; school record 2,415 career rushing yards; school record 7.4 ypc; First Team Class AA All State RB and CB)
Wyatt Christensen, Fountain Valley, Calif., 6-1,215, LB (Rivals 2-Star; First Team All-Sunset as a soph. (SS), jr. (OLB), sr. (MLB))
Luke Daly, Billings, MT (Central), 6-3, 178, P/K (First Team Class A All State K/P; 9 of 13 FGs, including three straight games with kicks over 40 yards (42, 46, 47)).
Ben Folsom, Dillon, MT 6-2, 190, WR/S (2-yr mission; 2015 class) (GF Tribune Super State team; First Team All State Class A QB)
Jayshawn Gates-Mouton, Palo Alto, Calif., 5-9, 175, WR/CB (Rivals 2-Star; 4.52 40; outstanding WR SCVAL-DeAnza; 21.1 ypc in 2012)
Khari Garcia, Covina, Calif. (Charter Oak), 5-10, 176, S (First Team All Sierra; Two-time Second Team All Area (San Gabriel Valley))
Dallas Hayes, Kent, Wash. (Tahoma), 6-2, 295, DT (First Team All League DT and C; League Outstanding Offensive Lineman; Rivals 2-star)
Bo Hughes, Missoula, MT (Loyola), 6-2, 195, ATH (First Team All State Class B; 221 yards on 19 carries, 2 TDs rushing in B title game)
Devin Jeffries, Kalispell (Glacier), 6-2, 215, DE (AA co-Defensive MVP; GF Tribune Super State team)
Nick La Sane, Dallas, Tex. (Lovejoy), 6-1, 215, RB (Rivals 2-star; 2,349 yards on 264 carries (8.9 ypc) and 27 TDs in last 19 games; 4.52 40; First Team All District 13-4A and All-State HM in 2011).
Dylan Mahoney, Great Falls, MT (CMR), 6-6, 255, OT (GF Tribune Super State team; First Team AA All State OG and DT)
Quinn McQueary, Manhattan, MT 6-3, 195, QB (GF Tribune Super State team; First Team Class B All State QB; 4-time Class B All State)
Jaylen Price, Little Elm, Tex., 6-0, 183, CB (District 9-4A ST MVP; First Team All-District CB; 10.6 100 meters (Accutrak timed); AP All-State HM )
Jacob Stanton, Billings, MT (Central), 6-3, 188, WR (First Team Class A All State QB 2012 and WR in 2011; 2012 Class A State Champion)
Trevan Timmer, Great Falls, MT (GF High), 6-3, 215, LB (early season injury; Second Team Class AA All State LB in 2011)
Cody Vitt, Fairview, MT 6-1, 205, RB (3-time First Team Class C All State; 1,607 yards on 134 carries, 11.99 yards per carry in 2012)

Montana-10, Cali-4, Texas-3, Washington 1

Transfers

Ijumaa Armstrong, Culver City, Calif. (Univ. of Hawai'i), 6-1, 190, DB - Rivals/Scout 2-star; soph. with 3 years to play 3 years. (4.48 40; First Team All League in HS; three-time All Conference)
Tanner Roderick, Bozeman, MT (Univ. of Nevada), 6-2, 200, QB/WR - 2010 Montana Gatorade Player of the Year; sophomore with 3 years to play 3 years.

Returning
Monte Folsom, Dillon, MT 6-3, 260, DT (returning from 2-yr mission) (GF Tribune Super State team; Class A Defensive MVP)

So, hows the weather in Missoula?

Towson's 2013 Recruiting Class


Heath Dahlgren QB 6-1 205 Frederick, Md./Governor Thomas Johnson H.S.

* Ryan Delaire DE 6-4 250 Bloomfield, Conn./Windsor H.S. (Transfer from UMass) 2 years left

Clifton Jones Jr. DT 6-2 260 Virginia Beach, Va./Tallwood H.S.

Brian Matthews WR 6-2 175 Perryville, Md./Perryville H.S.

Grayson Shelly P-PK 6-3 175 Glen Allen, Va./Deep Run H.S.

Tre' Bowens DE 6-4 230 Bowie, Md./The Maret School

Amos Campbell OL 6-3 270 Montclair, N.J./Montclair H.S.

Brian Charles DB 5-11 175 Riverdale, Md./DeMatha Catholic H.S.

D'Sean Cummings DE 6-4 215 Clinton, Md./Frederick Douglass H.S.

Andre Dessenberg WR 6-2 185 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes H.S.**Rivals

Sam Evans OL 6-2 270 Fallston, Md./Loyola Blakefield H.S.

Shawn Flaherty OL 6-2 270 Oakland, N.J./St. Joseph's Regional H.S.

Colby Grant RB 5-8 180 Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp. H.S.

Zain Harps Upshur DT 6-2 245 Norfolk, Va./Booker T. Washington H.S.

James Harrell WR 5-10 160 Waldorf, Md./McDonough H.S.

Malik Jackson LB 5-11 210 Reisterstown, Md./Franklin H.S.

Eddie Lee DB 5-11 202 Somerset, N.J./Franklin H.S.

James Simms LB 6-3 200 Laurel, Md./Reservoir H.S.

DeAngelo Stephenson WR 5-11 170 Charleston, S.C./Bishop England H.S.**Rivals

Darius Victor RB 5-8 218 Hyattsville, Md./Northwestern H.S.

Zack Vogelei LB 6-1 220 Cape May Court House, N.J./Middle Township H.S.

Isaiah Diaz-Mays ATH 6-3 190 Union City, N.J./Union City H.S.**Rivals

Antonio Harris OG 6-4 300 Upper Marlboro, Md./Wise H.S. ***Rivals

* - transfer student

Antonio Harris decommitted from UMass for Towson just a few weeks ago.

CatMan wrote:So, hows the weather in Missoula?

I don't know since I can't get to eGriz, but it's good to see the obsession continues. Some day your fanbase will learn to detach themselves from our hip

andy7171 wrote:Towson's 2013 Recruiting Class


Heath Dahlgren QB 6-1 205 Frederick, Md./Governor Thomas Johnson H.S.

* Ryan Delaire DE 6-4 250 Bloomfield, Conn./Windsor H.S. (Transfer from UMass) 2 years left

Clifton Jones Jr. DT 6-2 260 Virginia Beach, Va./Tallwood H.S.

Brian Matthews WR 6-2 175 Perryville, Md./Perryville H.S.

Grayson Shelly P-PK 6-3 175 Glen Allen, Va./Deep Run H.S.

Tre' Bowens DE 6-4 230 Bowie, Md./The Maret School

Amos Campbell OL 6-3 270 Montclair, N.J./Montclair H.S.

Brian Charles DB 5-11 175 Riverdale, Md./DeMatha Catholic H.S.

D'Sean Cummings DE 6-4 215 Clinton, Md./Frederick Douglass H.S.

Andre Dessenberg WR 6-2 185 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes H.S.**Rivals

Sam Evans OL 6-2 270 Fallston, Md./Loyola Blakefield H.S.

Shawn Flaherty OL 6-2 270 Oakland, N.J./St. Joseph's Regional H.S.

Colby Grant RB 5-8 180 Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp. H.S.

Zain Harps Upshur DT 6-2 245 Norfolk, Va./Booker T. Washington H.S.

James Harrell WR 5-10 160 Waldorf, Md./McDonough H.S.

Malik Jackson LB 5-11 210 Reisterstown, Md./Franklin H.S.

Eddie Lee DB 5-11 202 Somerset, N.J./Franklin H.S.

James Simms LB 6-3 200 Laurel, Md./Reservoir H.S.

DeAngelo Stephenson WR 5-11 170 Charleston, S.C./Bishop England H.S.**Rivals
Darius Victor RB 5-8 218 Hyattsville, Md./Northwestern H.S.

Zack Vogelei LB 6-1 220 Cape May Court House, N.J./Middle Township H.S.

Isaiah Diaz-Mays ATH 6-3 190 Union City, N.J./Union City H.S.**Rivals

Antonio Harris OG 6-4 300 Upper Marlboro, Md./Wise H.S. ***Rivals

* - transfer student

Antonio Harris decommitted from UMass for Towson just a few weeks ago.

Bishop England..that's where I went. He's part of a back to back championship team.

Yeah, he stood out as the only non NJ, PA, VA, MD, blah, blah blah. That we are used to. Though I like the increase in TidewaterVA players over the lack of any NY players.

Brock Landers wrote:

CatMan wrote:So, hows the weather in Missoula?

I don't know since I can't get to eGriz, but it's good to see the obsession continues. Some day your fanbase will learn to detach themselves from our hip

So what's the story behind this?

Southern:
Cedric McCloud: 6-2 220, QB, Western Arizona / Jacksonville, FL
Damien Daniels: 6-4 295, OL, St. Augustine HS / New Orleans, LA
Skyler Prol: 6-6 270, DL, Pendleton Heights HS / Pendleton, IN
Reggie Smith: 6-5 230, OL, Ouachita Parish HS / Monroe, LA
Corey White: 6-3 328, OL, LSU / Baton Rouge, LA (Enrolled)
Kylum Favorite: 5-10 185, RB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deaquame Varra: 6-0 215, LB, Tioga HS / Alexandria, LA
Chuck Baker: 6-2 198, WR, Salmen HS / Slidell, LA
Kelvin Williams: 6-5 225, TE, Madison Central HS / Madison, MS
Dontrell Brown: 5-11 185, ATH, Central Catholic HS / Morgan City, LA
Francis Kennah: 6-2 215, ATH, Robbinsdale Cooper HS / Robbinsdale, MN
Randall Menard: 6-3 185, ATH, Breaux Bridge HS / Breaux Bridge, LA
Deonte Shorts: 6-2 175, ATH, Southern Lab HS / Baton Rouge, LA
Dontre Turner: 5-11 209, LB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deonte McDuffy: 5-10 210, DB, South Alabama / Shreveport, LA (Enrolled)
Blake Monroe: 5-10 185, DB, Jireh Prep / Waldorf, MD
Danshawn Jenkins: 5-11 205, ATH, De La Salle HS / New Orleans, LA
Javen Toney: 6-3 185, DB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Gerald Brent: 6-2 248, DL, L.W. Higgins HS / New Orleans, LA
Mikale Jenkins: 6-2 270, DL, Peabody HS / Alexandria, LA
Tony Williams: 6-2 270, DL, Murrah HS / Jackson, MS
Collis Walker: 6-3 230, DL, Rowlett HS / Dallas,TX
Jamar Mitchell: 5-11 170, CB, Mandeville HS / Mandeville, LA
Justin Bethancourt: 5-10 175, ATH, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Jarkeith Ruffin: 6-0 240, ATH, West Lauderdale HS / Collinsville, MS
Trent Anio: 6-3 190, ATH, East Feliciana HS / Jackson, LA

Brock Landers wrote:

CatMan wrote:So, hows the weather in Missoula?

I don't know since I can't get to eGriz, but it's good to see the obsession continues. Some day your fanbase will learn to detach themselves from our hip

Don't count on it. Those scars acquired from '86-02 are there for good.

tampajag wrote:Southern:
Cedric McCloud: 6-2 220, QB, Western Arizona / Jacksonville, FL
Damien Daniels: 6-4 295, OL, St. Augustine HS / New Orleans, LA
Skyler Prol: 6-6 270, DL, Pendleton Heights HS / Pendleton, IN
Reggie Smith: 6-5 230, OL, Ouachita Parish HS / Monroe, LA
Corey White: 6-3 328, OL, LSU / Baton Rouge, LA (Enrolled)
Kylum Favorite: 5-10 185, RB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deaquame Varra: 6-0 215, LB, Tioga HS / Alexandria, LA
Chuck Baker: 6-2 198, WR, Salmen HS / Slidell, LA
Kelvin Williams: 6-5 225, TE, Madison Central HS / Madison, MS
Dontrell Brown: 5-11 185, ATH, Central Catholic HS / Morgan City, LA
Francis Kennah: 6-2 215, ATH, Robbinsdale Cooper HS / Robbinsdale, MN
Randall Menard: 6-3 185, ATH, Breaux Bridge HS / Breaux Bridge, LA
Deonte Shorts: 6-2 175, ATH, Southern Lab HS / Baton Rouge, LA
Dontre Turner: 5-11 209, LB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deonte McDuffy: 5-10 210, DB, South Alabama / Shreveport, LA (Enrolled)
Blake Monroe: 5-10 185, DB, Jireh Prep / Waldorf, MD
Danshawn Jenkins: 5-11 205, ATH, De La Salle HS / New Orleans, LA
Javen Toney: 6-3 185, DB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Gerald Brent: 6-2 248, DL, L.W. Higgins HS / New Orleans, LA
Mikale Jenkins: 6-2 270, DL, Peabody HS / Alexandria, LA
Tony Williams: 6-2 270, DL, Murrah HS / Jackson, MS
Collis Walker: 6-3 230, DL, Rowlett HS / Dallas,TX
Jamar Mitchell: 5-11 170, CB, Mandeville HS / Mandeville, LA
Justin Bethancourt: 5-10 175, ATH, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Jarkeith Ruffin: 6-0 240, ATH, West Lauderdale HS / Collinsville, MS
Trent Anio: 6-3 190, ATH, East Feliciana HS / Jackson, LA

Jag this is an impressive group your alma-mater has acquired.Quite a few folks with the title of ATH by their name like Anio,Kennah,Menard looks like these three have a future as WRs.Cedric McCloud has nice size 6-2 220 hope he has a arm&intangibles to go with that size.Too bad he's a transfer instead of a frosh.Toney has nice size for a DB could be the new and improved version of Anaeas Williams or the father of big DBs Mel Blount see you in the fall.

Here's is the rest of the SWAC http://www.swac.org/ViewArticle.dbml?DB ... D=20628274" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Quite a few with NFL potential down the road.

CatBlitz22 wrote:

Brock Landers wrote:
I don't know since I can't get to eGriz, but it's good to see the obsession continues. Some day your fanbase will learn to detach themselves from our hip

So what's the story behind this?

My punishment for living in Bozeman

The MEAC and all its signings http://www.meacsports.com/ViewArticle.d ... =206294465" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

dal4018 wrote:

tampajag wrote:Southern:
Cedric McCloud: 6-2 220, QB, Western Arizona / Jacksonville, FL
Damien Daniels: 6-4 295, OL, St. Augustine HS / New Orleans, LA
Skyler Prol: 6-6 270, DL, Pendleton Heights HS / Pendleton, IN
Reggie Smith: 6-5 230, OL, Ouachita Parish HS / Monroe, LA
Corey White: 6-3 328, OL, LSU / Baton Rouge, LA (Enrolled)
Kylum Favorite: 5-10 185, RB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deaquame Varra: 6-0 215, LB, Tioga HS / Alexandria, LA
Chuck Baker: 6-2 198, WR, Salmen HS / Slidell, LA
Kelvin Williams: 6-5 225, TE, Madison Central HS / Madison, MS
Dontrell Brown: 5-11 185, ATH, Central Catholic HS / Morgan City, LA
Francis Kennah: 6-2 215, ATH, Robbinsdale Cooper HS / Robbinsdale, MN
Randall Menard: 6-3 185, ATH, Breaux Bridge HS / Breaux Bridge, LA
Deonte Shorts: 6-2 175, ATH, Southern Lab HS / Baton Rouge, LA
Dontre Turner: 5-11 209, LB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Deonte McDuffy: 5-10 210, DB, South Alabama / Shreveport, LA (Enrolled)
Blake Monroe: 5-10 185, DB, Jireh Prep / Waldorf, MD
Danshawn Jenkins: 5-11 205, ATH, De La Salle HS / New Orleans, LA
Javen Toney: 6-3 185, DB, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Gerald Brent: 6-2 248, DL, L.W. Higgins HS / New Orleans, LA
Mikale Jenkins: 6-2 270, DL, Peabody HS / Alexandria, LA
Tony Williams: 6-2 270, DL, Murrah HS / Jackson, MS
Collis Walker: 6-3 230, DL, Rowlett HS / Dallas,TX
Jamar Mitchell: 5-11 170, CB, Mandeville HS / Mandeville, LA
Justin Bethancourt: 5-10 175, ATH, West St. John HS / Edgard, LA
Jarkeith Ruffin: 6-0 240, ATH, West Lauderdale HS / Collinsville, MS
Trent Anio: 6-3 190, ATH, East Feliciana HS / Jackson, LA

Jag this is an impressive group your alma-mater has acquired.Quite a few folks with the title of ATH by their name like Anio,Kennah,Menard looks like these three have a future as WRs.Cedric McCloud has nice size 6-2 220 hope he has a arm&intangibles to go with that size.Too bad he's a transfer instead of a frosh.Toney has nice size for a DB could be the new and improved version of Anaeas Williams or the father of big DBs Mel Blount see you in the fall.

Deonte Shorts is probably the QB of the future (possibly) for Southern, hopefully he'll be able to redshirt and get bigger. McCloud if he pans out will probably bridge the gap between Joseph and Shorts (if he's capable).

tampajag wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Jag this is an impressive group your alma-mater has acquired.Quite a few folks with the title of ATH by their name like Anio,Kennah,Menard looks like these three have a future as WRs.Cedric McCloud has nice size 6-2 220 hope he has a arm&intangibles to go with that size.Too bad he's a transfer instead of a frosh.Toney has nice size for a DB could be the new and improved version of Anaeas Williams or the father of big DBs Mel Blount see you in the fall.

Deonte Shorts is probably the QB of the future (possibly) for Southern, hopefully he'll be able to redshirt and get bigger. McCloud if he pans out will probably bridge the gap between Joseph and Shorts (if he's capable).

Forgot about Shorts he needs to hit the weight room needless to say 175 will not cut it lining up behind center.He might pan out as a another WR prospect as well.Hey left you a pm about somebody you should have recruited.

dal4018 wrote:

tampajag wrote: Deonte Shorts is probably the QB of the future (possibly) for Southern, hopefully he'll be able to redshirt and get bigger. McCloud if he pans out will probably bridge the gap between Joseph and Shorts (if he's capable).

Forgot about Shorts he needs to hit the weight room needless to say 175 will not cut it lining up behind center.He might pan out as a another WR prospect as well.Hey left you a pm about somebody you should have recruited.

I agree with Shorts gaining weight, but kid was a big time player at QB, I'm sure he'll get a shot.

tampajag wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Forgot about Shorts he needs to hit the weight room needless to say 175 will not cut it lining up behind center.He might pan out as a another WR prospect as well.Hey left you a pm about somebody you should have recruited.

I agree with Shorts gaining weight, but kid was a big time player at QB, I'm sure he'll get a shot.

Joseph might need to watch his back if Shorts is as good as you claim.Has any pro scouts paid a visit to see Berry this guy is a diamond in the rough.If he were wearing BLACK&GOLD his stats would be off the chart!!!

Here is the list of future Bulldogs of SC St http://www.scsuathletics.com/news/2013/ ... nings.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; They signed a 6-5 signal caller!!!!

Sacramento State signed 28 ! Lots of local talent!

Note: Since the initial release, Sacramento State also signed offensive lineman Derek Nielsen and saw wide receiver Daniel Kniffin except enrollment. Those two boost the Hornet class to 28.

Midyear Signees Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School
Justin Aysse OL 6-5 275 Jr. Downey, Calif./Long Beach City JC
Joey DePalma WR 6-1 195 Jr. Shingle Springs, Calif./American River JC
Tyrone Duckett DB 5-11 205 Jr. Alameda, Calif./Washington State
Kyle Greenwood WR 6-0 180 Jr. San Diego, Calif./Memphis
Dalton Hunkle WR 6-2 210 Jr. Murrieta, Calif./Mt. San Jacinto JC
Robby Kendall DB 5-11 180 Jr. Reno, Nev./Butte JC
Mike Sellers DB 5-11 185 Jr. Ewa Beach, Hawaii/Hawaii
Russell Smith LB 6-2 210 Fr. Loomis, Calif./Del Oro HS
John Wallace OL 6-4 285 So. Somerville, Mass./UMass
Fall Enrollees Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School
Andrew Admire OL 6-5 255 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS
Lake Aiono OL 6-2 285 Fr. West Covina, Calif./South Hills HS
Jonathan Bade OL 6-5 230 Fr. American Canyon, Calif./American Canyon HS
Nick Crouch DB 6-1 220 Fr. Trabuco Canyon, Calif./Tesoro HS
Matt Ellen OL 6-7 245 Fr. Kingsburg, Calif./Kingsburg HS
Kyle Evanski OL 6-2 275 Fr. Citrus Heights, Calif./Del Campo HS
Ofa Fifita LB 5-11 235 Jr. San Bernardino, Calif./Riverside JC
Marcus Green DB 5-10 170 Fr. Elk Grove, Calif./Franklin HS
Cole Hannum LB 6-2 230 Fr. Lincoln, Calif./Nevada Union HS
Aaron Maher WR 6-3 205 Fr. Santa Rosa, Calif./Analy HS
Derek Nielsen OL 6-4 290 Jr. Eugene, Ore./Oregon State
Jordan Robinson RB 5-9 180 Fr. Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala HS
Stone Sander TE 6-4 225 Fr. Auburn, Calif./Placer HS
Ben Sorensen DL 6-4 215 Fr. Clovis, Calif./Buchanan HS
Pu'e Togia OL 6-5 255 Fr. Carson, Calif./Carson HS
Viliami Umufuke DL 6-3 230 Fr. Elk Grove, Calif./Monterey Trail HS
Jihad Vercher QB 5-10 215 Fr. Hawthorne, Calif./Salesian HS
Jordan Vinson LB 6-3 200 Fr. Sacramento, Calif./Rio Americano HS
Accepted Enrollment Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School
Daniel Kniffin WR 6-1 160 Fr. Rocklin, Calif./Rockin HS

dal4018 wrote:

tampajag wrote: I agree with Shorts gaining weight, but kid was a big time player at QB, I'm sure he'll get a shot.

Joseph might need to watch his back if Shorts is as good as you claim.Has any pro scouts paid a visit to see Berry this guy is a diamond in the rough.If he were wearing BLACK&GOLD his stats would be off the chart!!!

Dray's job is secure any competition will be for back up. Gotta go with the guy that's had success in the system. Let the other guys learn and prepare.

Brock Landers wrote:

CatBlitz22 wrote:
So what's the story behind this?

My punishment for living in Bozeman

Sorry for laughing but that just pleases me.

CatBlitz22 wrote:

Brock Landers wrote: My punishment for living in Bozeman

Sorry for laughing but that just pleases me.

It's alright. By June I can't remember 90% of the signees' names anyways

tampajag wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Joseph might need to watch his back if Shorts is as good as you claim.Has any pro scouts paid a visit to see Berry this guy is a diamond in the rough.If he were wearing BLACK&GOLD his stats would be off the chart!!!

Dray's job is secure any competition will be for back up. Gotta go with the guy that's had success in the system. Let the other guys learn and prepare.

I still remember that game vs Valley where Berry was uncovered and Dray threw into double coverage.That image will stick with me forever!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

tampajag wrote: Dray's job is secure any competition will be for back up. Gotta go with the guy that's had success in the system. Let the other guys learn and prepare.

I still remember that game vs Valley where Berry was uncovered and Dray threw into double coverage.That image will stick with me forever!!!!

that was his only bad game of the season, the whole team was uninspired. He threw for 24 Tds and 4 Ints after that game. I'll take that everyday.

tampajag wrote:

dal4018 wrote:I still remember that game vs Valley where Berry was uncovered and Dray threw into double coverage.That image will stick with me forever!!!!

that was his only bad game of the season, the whole team was uninspired. He threw for 24 Tds and 4 Ints after that game. I'll take that everyday.

Okay no problem with the rest of the season just that image bothered me.Your best deep threat uncovered and you throw to somebody that is double covered.