FB: Conference of New England

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So Yanks,

You say that like there's no way he was offered a scholarship?  Is that what you meant?

No, I think he meant "What schools offered him a scholarship?" You are assuming a tone from the post that may or may not be there.

[Yanks 99]

So Yanks,

You say that like there's no way he was offered a scholarship?  Is that what you meant?

Not at all.  I heard of this kid from last year...but didn't realize he was this highly thought of coming out of Trumball.  Someone tells me he had a legit offer from a UNH or Maine...or even UConn...and I will probably actually think a little more highly of the Salve defense.

[lewdogg11]

So Yanks,

You say that like there's no way he was offered a scholarship?  Is that what you meant?

What a total douche comment.  Dude, are you like 5'4" cause you have a serious complex of some sort.


"Be careful when you mention Salve Regina.  I'll fight you!!!"  -fulbakdad

[fulbakdad]

Dog, I think you are wrong there. lol.

I'm a retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt.  I have worked in a Max security prison for 20 years. 

I've giggled at guys like you.

[lewdogg11]

Dog, I think you are wrong there. lol.

I'm a retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt.  I have worked in a Max security prison for 20 years. 

I've giggled at guys like you.

Like, you've giggled at my jokes and stuff?  That's awfully sweet.

[Pat Coleman]

So Yanks,

You say that like there's no way he was offered a scholarship?  Is that what you meant?

You might want to lose the chip from your shoulder, sir. Most of the time a question is just a question.

[fulbakdad]

I would agree Pat, sometimes a question is just a question.  Re-read the post.

There's not a chip.

[Yanks 99]

"There is likely nobody on the defensive side of the ball who has more right to be called a game-changer than Salve Regina's Phil Terio. And did he ever change Saturday's 37-30 victory over Curry that allowed the Seahawks to prolong the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Terio intercepted a pass on his own 7-yard line to seal the win late in the game. Earlier, he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.

The sophomore defensive back has returned four interceptions for touchdowns this season. The NCAA Division III record previously was three in an entire season.

"He had scholarship offers. He just felt comfortable coming here," Chesney said. One reason he felt comfortable was that Salve's heralded running back Richie Edwards came from the same high school."


Out of curiosity...what schools offered Terio a scholarship?

OK...so back to the original question...out of curiosity...does anyone know what schools offered Terio a scholarship coming out of high school?

[Yanks 99]

So Yanks,

You say that like there's no way he was offered a scholarship?  Is that what you meant?

What a total douche comment.  Dude, are you like 5'4" cause you have a serious complex of some sort.


"Be careful when you mention Salve Regina.  I'll fight you!!!"  -fulbakdad

+k for the pic LD...just spit my coffee out through my nose...now I need a new shirt...DAMMIT!!!

[lewdogg11]

"There is likely nobody on the defensive side of the ball who has more right to be called a game-changer than Salve Regina's Phil Terio. And did he ever change Saturday's 37-30 victory over Curry that allowed the Seahawks to prolong the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Terio intercepted a pass on his own 7-yard line to seal the win late in the game. Earlier, he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.

The sophomore defensive back has returned four interceptions for touchdowns this season. The NCAA Division III record previously was three in an entire season.

"He had scholarship offers. He just felt comfortable coming here," Chesney said. One reason he felt comfortable was that Salve's heralded running back Richie Edwards came from the same high school."


Out of curiosity...what schools offered Terio a scholarship?

OK...so back to the original question...out of curiosity...does anyone know what schools offered Terio a scholarship coming out of high school?

What are you trying to say here Yanks?  Like you don't think someone would ever choose Salve over Ithaca?  Is that what you're saying?

[bman]

"There is likely nobody on the defensive side of the ball who has more right to be called a game-changer than Salve Regina's Phil Terio. And did he ever change Saturday's 37-30 victory over Curry that allowed the Seahawks to prolong the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Terio intercepted a pass on his own 7-yard line to seal the win late in the game. Earlier, he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.

The sophomore defensive back has returned four interceptions for touchdowns this season. The NCAA Division III record previously was three in an entire season.

"He had scholarship offers. He just felt comfortable coming here," Chesney said. One reason he felt comfortable was that Salve's heralded running back Richie Edwards came from the same high school."


Out of curiosity...what schools offered Terio a scholarship?

OK...so back to the original question...out of curiosity...does anyone know what schools offered Terio a scholarship coming out of high school?

Is that guy related to Denny Terio?  I never really watched Dancin on Air, but I heard it was good...If so, I understand, where he gets his moves from...

[Yanks 99]

"There is likely nobody on the defensive side of the ball who has more right to be called a game-changer than Salve Regina's Phil Terio. And did he ever change Saturday's 37-30 victory over Curry that allowed the Seahawks to prolong the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Terio intercepted a pass on his own 7-yard line to seal the win late in the game. Earlier, he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.

The sophomore defensive back has returned four interceptions for touchdowns this season. The NCAA Division III record previously was three in an entire season.

"He had scholarship offers. He just felt comfortable coming here," Chesney said. One reason he felt comfortable was that Salve's heralded running back Richie Edwards came from the same high school."


Out of curiosity...what schools offered Terio a scholarship?

OK...so back to the original question...out of curiosity...does anyone know what schools offered Terio a scholarship coming out of high school?

What are you trying to say here Yanks?  Like you don't think someone would ever choose Salve over Ithaca?  Is that what you're saying?

Hahaha...clearly...

Sorry...I mean giggle...giggle...giggle...

[lewdogg11]

[Yanks 99]

"There is likely nobody on the defensive side of the ball who has more right to be called a game-changer than Salve Regina's Phil Terio. And did he ever change Saturday's 37-30 victory over Curry that allowed the Seahawks to prolong the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games. Terio intercepted a pass on his own 7-yard line to seal the win late in the game. Earlier, he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.

The sophomore defensive back has returned four interceptions for touchdowns this season. The NCAA Division III record previously was three in an entire season.

"He had scholarship offers. He just felt comfortable coming here," Chesney said. One reason he felt comfortable was that Salve's heralded running back Richie Edwards came from the same high school."


Out of curiosity...what schools offered Terio a scholarship?

OK...so back to the original question...out of curiosity...does anyone know what schools offered Terio a scholarship coming out of high school?

Wow...I figured at this point someone would have come forward with a firm "Terio got an offer this School A or School B".  I saw he played on the Governor's Cup Team (between Connecticut and Rhode Island)...but I didn't see anything besides that...

[dlippiel]

Danny Terio was a key member of the late 70's and 80's super group Menudo!



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