FB: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[02 Warhawk]

Congrats to voice ....  (and the rest indicated, of course)

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Athletics Hall of Fame will induct ten members in its class of 2010.

The group includes Christine Palenshus Scaro, Wendy Seymour Scully, Brenda Volk, Renee Hepperla Wedderspoon, Eric Arvold, Tom Stepp, Mike Switalski and James Wilson in the athlete category; and Stephen Summers and Tom Pattison in the Distinguished Service category.

congrats...All right Tom! 

[Sakman 1111]

My congrats also to Tommie P......A better pick there is not.......

[BoBo]

Yes, nice honor voice!! Congrats!!

[oshfb]

Stanley to Canada.

http://www.tsn.ca/cfl/story/?id=322814

Stanley to leave Canada...that's too bad 

http://www.warhawkfootball.com/newswire.asp

Hmm...would be interesting to know why he was released...Seems his productivity wasn't an issue as he led the team in receptions in the preseason opener? Didn't have much else to say on the Toronto Argo's site: http://www.argonauts.ca/article/argos-release-five-june-17

[Devil Badger Gopher]

Stout will have a new coach as Coach Naatz has accepted the Atheltic Director postion.  An interim coach is said to be named shortly from within the current staff.  http://athletics.uwstout.edu/news/2010/6/17/FB_0617105536.aspx?path=football

[Kira & Jaxon's Dad]

Stout will have a new coach as Coach Naatz has accepted the Atheltic Director postion.  An interim coach is said to be named shortly from within the current staff.  http://athletics.uwstout.edu/news/2010/6/17/FB_0617105536.aspx?path=football

Why can't he do both?  A pretty successful Head Football coach in the OAC has also been the school's AD for the past 20+ seasons.

[Raider 68]

Stout will have a new coach as Coach Naatz has accepted the Atheltic Director postion.  An interim coach is said to be named shortly from within the current staff.  http://athletics.uwstout.edu/news/2010/6/17/FB_0617105536.aspx?path=football

Why can't he do both?  A pretty successful Head Football coach in the OAC has also been the school's AD for the past 20+ seasons.

If they can get the right guy to do both, Stout school can save some bucks!
That is very important is these economic times!

[janesvilleflash]

BDB- check your BDB email.

[badgerwarhawk]

Congrats, Tom, it's an honor well deserved.

I thought Naatz did a really nice job as Stout's football coach. 

[Raider 68]

To all those Fathers out there, Happy Fathers Day!

[BoBo]

Stout will have a new coach as Coach Naatz has accepted the Atheltic Director postion.  An interim coach is said to be named shortly from within the current staff.  http://athletics.uwstout.edu/news/2010/6/17/FB_0617105536.aspx?path=football

Why can't he do both?  A pretty successful Head Football coach in the OAC has also been the school's AD for the past 20+ seasons.

He probably could if he wanted to, but from reading the article, it sounds like after being on the sidelines, teaching and other stuff at Stout for 20 years, he will enjoy his time in administration. Might be able to spend a bit more quality time with his family, as well.  Good move, if you can get it!!   Might even get the chance to pick his successor.

Although this might bring on a slight bit of trepidation for the other coaches at Stout:

I see myself now as a coach for all of the programs

Sounds like he'll be a real "hands on" AD. 

[footballfan413]

Congrats to voice ....  (and the rest indicated, of course)

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Athletics Hall of Fame will induct ten members in its class of 2010.

The group includes Christine Palenshus Scaro, Wendy Seymour Scully, Brenda Volk, Renee Hepperla Wedderspoon, Eric Arvold, Tom Stepp, Mike Switalski and James Wilson in the athlete category; and Stephen Summers and Tom Pattison in the Distinguished Service category.

A big congrats to Tom for an honor very well deserved.  All your dedication and hard work has been a gift to Warhawk football.

Stout will have a new coach as Coach Naatz has accepted the Atheltic Director postion.  An interim coach is said to be named shortly from within the current staff.  http://athletics.uwstout.edu/news/2010/6/17/FB_0617105536.aspx?path=football

Why can't he do both?  A pretty successful Head Football coach in the OAC has also been the school's AD for the past 20+ seasons.

That successful coach in the OAC is the exception to many rules.  After all, we all know that most men are not multi-taskers!    Seriously, the program will miss him.  From what I have seen these last 7 years, he has been a great coach for the Blue Devils.


Happy Fathers Day to all!  

[BoBo]

I don't know if this has been mentioned on here before, but ex-Badger Booker Stanley is enrolled at UWW and has one more year of eligibility remaining and will play for the Warhawks this fall, according to this on Madison.com. Sounds like he's working hard to earn his college degree and turn his troubled past around. Leipold decided to give him a chance, although had initial reservations about the potential distractions it might cause. In three seasons as a reserve at Wisconsin, he rushed 317 times for 1213 yards and 10 TD's.

[wildcat11]

I don't know if this has been mentioned on here before, but ex-Badger Booker Stanley is enrolled at UWW and has one more year of eligibility remaining and will play for the Warhawks this fall, according to this on Madison.com. Sounds like he's working hard to earn his college degree and turn his troubled past around. Leipold decided to give him a chance, although had initial reservations about the potential distractions it might cause. In three seasons as a reserve at Wisconsin, he rushed 317 times for 1213 yards and 10 TD's.

I hear that Jeremiah Masoli has also been in contact with Leipold too.  We'll have to dub next year's UWW backfield as "Assult and Battery".

[Kira & Jaxon's Dad]

I don't know if this has been mentioned on here before, but ex-Badger Booker Stanley is enrolled at UWW and has one more year of eligibility remaining and will play for the Warhawks this fall, according to this on Madison.com. Sounds like he's working hard to earn his college degree and turn his troubled past around. Leipold decided to give him a chance, although had initial reservations about the potential distractions it might cause. In three seasons as a reserve at Wisconsin, he rushed 317 times for 1213 yards and 10 TD's.

From the Article:
"Stanley hasn't played football in nearly five years, since he was suspended from the Badgers prior to their 24-10 win over Auburn in the 2006 Capital One Bowl."

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that once you started playing a sport in college (NCAA), you had 10 consecutive semesters to complete your eligibility?  If he last played in January of 2006, how could he still have college eligibility left?  I only played two years (1990-1991), so if Stanley can play, then do I still have two years of eligibility left???