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Show posts MenuQuote from: oshfb on March 19, 2008, 10:34:45 AM
Milwaukee Bonecrushers announce 2008 roster...I don not recognize any WIAC names but other might. Any of these players ex-wiacers?
# Player Position Height Weight
2 Tyrone Rhone DB 5'10" 195 (UW-Stout)
6 Marques Johnson WR 5'8" 165
7 Jake Provan K 5'8" 195
8 Ryan Maiuri QB 6'0" 190
11 Brandon Dinkins QB 5'11" 270
16 Marcus Fletcher OL/DL 6'4" 370
17 Brian Sylvas RB 6'4" 220
18 Dorian Palmer WR 6'4" 193
24 Broderick Hutchins DB 5'10" 180
25 Marvin Bailey DL 6'3" 250
29 Antonio Freeman DB 6'0" 180
37 George Carpenter DB 5'11" 205
39 David Benton, Jr. DL 6'5" 220
44 Jamie Isome LB 6'1" 230
45 Troy Dyzak LB 6'2" 242
48 Nick King DL 6'3" 245
49 James Washington OL/DL 6'3" 270
68 Dan Morjal OL/DL 6'1" 325
78 Scott Tyrcha OL 6'3" 310
81 Reggie Davis WR 6'2" 217
89 Bobby Langston OL/DL 6'3" 270
91 Shane Knarr DL 6'3" 265
95 John Burns DL 6'2" 350
Quote from: dawarhawksrock on February 11, 2008, 07:42:11 PM
My knowledge about the rule came from when Kyle Haug and Matt Buenning had work outs for the NFL scouts the same afternoon that UW had theirs in March2004. Buenning was going to do his in Madison. However he was told that his hometown ahd to be within so many miles from Madison or attend Madison to participate in their pro day.
Stanley is from Verona and worked out in Madison as John Stocco was throwing him balls,as the scouts watched in Madison.
I am not sure of the mile radius but this info was given to Buenning by soemone at UW. So it has to be elgit. If someone can show me information that states otherwise I am cool with it not being true.
The guys from Stout worked out at Whitewater with Schmidt I believe last year.
Quote from: Champs07 on December 17, 2007, 11:05:54 PM
Well...finally done!! And what a feeling it is to take your pads off for the last time as a National Champ!! I would like to say congrats to every player who ever put on a Warhawk Jersey, this win was for the whole family!! As far as awards go...did we get screwed...yeah but not one person who did cares, and that is what set this team apart from many in the past all over the country. We played as a team and won as a team!! Congrats to all 23 Seniors and the Warhawk Family!! Goo and Sakman its good to be aboaard!!
Quote from: 02 Warhawk on November 29, 2007, 02:32:01 PMQuote from: Devil Badger Gopher on November 29, 2007, 02:15:13 PM
What a boring week in the chat room. It was nice to take time and read what the Wabah fans were saying though.
I guess it is time for some predictions as I think that may get some people "excited". I am thinking snow will only make things worse on the lil ones. Wabash gets two big pass plays to keep them "close", but Beaver may get 250-300 this weekend. I do not see him have anything less than 3-4 runs of 30+ yards. He will prove why he is the best running back in Division 3 this year besides for Moriarity, jk. Unfortuantely for the Little Giants, the O-Line for UWW wins the game 41-17ish.
I am pulling for bad weather. The worse it gets the better it will be for Whitewater. Since Wabash is predominately a passing team, a messy cold afternoon cold pose a lot problems for Wabash's speedy WRs and accurate QB. Based on their stats, their RB isn't much of a threat.
It might be tough for Beaver to get 250-300 yards with their all american LB running loose, but we'll see.
I say UWW by 14, especailly if the weather gets ugly.
Quote from: warhawkexpress28 on November 27, 2007, 04:10:22 PM
Quote from: williethewarhawk on November 26, 2007, 06:09:36 PM
Going back to the talk of the best players in WIAC history....
I have watched WIAC football for over 15 years, and I these are the few players who I think could TOTALLY take over a game and are probably the best WIACers of the past 10-15 years if not the history of the league:
QB Krause
RB Beaver
WR Burnoski, Stanley
DT Kleppe--an absolute beast!! (should have won the Gagliardi last yr)
LB Raebel, Kriewaldt
DB Beckham, Teeples
There have been many other great players in this league, but these guys could flat out take over a game by themselves.
I think you gotta have Leszczynski in there at the wideouts.Looks good to me, but now you got me upset so i'll take the list that didn't make it, play a game and I bet you my team wins!
Quote from: williethewarhawk on November 26, 2007, 06:09:36 PM
Going back to the talk of the best players in WIAC history....
I have watched WIAC football for over 15 years, and I these are the few players who I think could TOTALLY take over a game and are probably the best WIACers of the past 10-15 years if not the history of the league:
QB Krause
RB Beaver
WR Burnoski, Stanley
DT Kleppe--an absolute beast!! (should have won the Gagliardi last yr)
LB Raebel, Kriewaldt
DB Beckham, Teeples
There have been many other great players in this league, but these guys could flat out take over a game by themselves.
Quote from: stealth on November 09, 2007, 05:56:49 PM
I do a have another question for the gang. Who would be considered the best blocking back/full back. There are some damn good ones in the WIAC but they don't get allot of attention. Sorry to shift a little but really am interested in your thoughts. Thx