FB: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin

[Titanwatcher]

as a newbie can't figure out all the codes. 

[Disclaimer]: The hint provide below is not indictive of agreement nor disagreement of any prior comments regarding the character or lack thereof associated with coach who is not mentioned by name.

What school in the CCIW uses the colors of GREEN and white?

I nominate Mugsy for best use of a disclaimer.

[NCC_alum62]

as a newbie can't figure out all the codes. 

[Disclaimer]: The hint provide below is not indictive of agreement nor disagreement of any prior comments regarding the character or lack thereof associated with coach who is not mentioned by name.

What school in the CCIW uses the colors of GREEN and white?

CORRECT!
Augie?

[washdupcard]

Its very true about Coach Swider being a class act and heck of a coach.  The same goes for LK at Mount Union.  His graduation percentage is boasted as being just as high or higher as his winning percentage...an impressive feat considering the top D-1 schools in terms of winning have, at times, downright awful graduation percentages.

In my opinion it's rare to find a head coach in the CCIW that isn't a class act all the way.

I beg to differ!!  A certain coach of a certain CCIW school hasn't exactly been a class act in past years!   

HA!!!  Didn't you get in a fight with that certain coach?

[79jaybird]

Hope everybody has a safe and Happy 4th of July, remembering the true meaning of the holiday 

Just under 2 months till opening day!

[matblake]

Was browsing around chicagobears.com and found this bit about happenings at Elmhurst, it is the 3rd question.  http://www.chicagobears.com/news/ChalkTalkStory.asp?story_id=3568

[Titanwatcher]

Its very true about Coach Swider being a class act and heck of a coach.  The same goes for LK at Mount Union.  His graduation percentage is boasted as being just as high or higher as his winning percentage...an impressive feat considering the top D-1 schools in terms of winning have, at times, downright awful graduation percentages.

In my opinion it's rare to find a head coach in the CCIW that isn't a class act all the way.

I beg to differ!!  A certain coach of a certain CCIW school hasn't exactly been a class act in past years!   

HA!!!  Didn't you get in a fight with that certain coach?

I think we need full disclosure regarding this incident in order to make a fair assessment.

[CardinalAlum]

Its very true about Coach Swider being a class act and heck of a coach.  The same goes for LK at Mount Union.  His graduation percentage is boasted as being just as high or higher as his winning percentage...an impressive feat considering the top D-1 schools in terms of winning have, at times, downright awful graduation percentages.

In my opinion it's rare to find a head coach in the CCIW that isn't a class act all the way.

I beg to differ!!  A certain coach of a certain CCIW school hasn't exactly been a class act in past years!   

HA!!!  Didn't you get in a fight with that certain coach?

I think we need full disclosure regarding this incident in order to make a fair assessment.

[Titanwatcher]

Its very true about Coach Swider being a class act and heck of a coach.  The same goes for LK at Mount Union.  His graduation percentage is boasted as being just as high or higher as his winning percentage...an impressive feat considering the top D-1 schools in terms of winning have, at times, downright awful graduation percentages.

In my opinion it's rare to find a head coach in the CCIW that isn't a class act all the way.

I beg to differ!!  A certain coach of a certain CCIW school hasn't exactly been a class act in past years!   

HA!!!  Didn't you get in a fight with that certain coach?

I think we need full disclosure regarding this incident in order to make a fair assessment.

Wellll, we're waiting!!

thought we could use another round of movie quotes

[79jaybird]

The event on Elmhurst College's campus, specifically football field was Charles Tillman's Celebrity Challenge.   As involved as I am with the college, I had NO IDEA this event was to occur/happened!  I don't know where or how they advertised this event, but I saw the news clip on ABC channel 7 news at 5:00, and was shocked to see the Bears on our field.  Glad to see an event like that take place, but why not let people involved with the college know?

[79jaybird]

I was thinking,  after Wheaton-  who do you all think has the best defensive line in the conference? 

[football2007]

do colleges have 7 on 7's in the summer.  If so how are they going

[washdupcard]

Its very true about Coach Swider being a class act and heck of a coach.  The same goes for LK at Mount Union.  His graduation percentage is boasted as being just as high or higher as his winning percentage...an impressive feat considering the top D-1 schools in terms of winning have, at times, downright awful graduation percentages.

In my opinion it's rare to find a head coach in the CCIW that isn't a class act all the way.

I beg to differ!!  A certain coach of a certain CCIW school hasn't exactly been a class act in past years!   

HA!!!  Didn't you get in a fight with that certain coach?

I think we need full disclosure regarding this incident in order to make a fair assessment.

Don't worry.  I won't break Attorney - Client Privilege.

[Mugsy]

do colleges have 7 on 7's in the summer.  If so how are they going

I'm not an authority on this and I'm sure it is spelled out in the NCAA rules and regulations, but I'm pretty sure organized "7 on 7"/skeleton sessions are prohibited by NCAA regulations.   

By organized I mean run and supervised by coaching staff.  Many teams have informal skeleton sessions that include whatever players stick around for part of the summer.  I know when I played about 20-25 players returned to the Chicagoland area in early August and the players organized their own 7-on-7 sessions.  In addition, a few receivers and QB's got together a couple of times a week all summer to work on route running and timing between QB & receivers.

[NCC_alum62]

do colleges have 7 on 7's in the summer.  If so how are they going

I'm not an authority on this and I'm sure it is spelled out in the NCAA rules and regulations, but I'm pretty sure organized "7 on 7"/skeleton sessions are prohibited by NCAA regulations.   

By organized I mean run and supervised by coaching staff.  Many teams have informal skeleton sessions that include whatever players stick around for part of the summer.  I know when I played about 20-25 players returned to the Chicagoland area in early August and the players organized their own 7-on-7 sessions.  In addition, a few receivers and QB's got together a couple of times a week all summer to work on route running and timing between QB & receivers.

This is true.  after spring ball no coach is allowed to coach the players.  They can watch from the stands I believe (I'm not 100% either) and from there talk amongst themselves and evaluate, but they can't come onto the field an actually coach the players.  Sometimes we would have the linemen stick around (especially centers) to work on footwork and snapping (shotgun was becomming more and more prevalent in our offense during my time there  ).

[NCC_alum62]

http://condraft.com/all-american-teams/div-iii.php

Andy Studebaker from Wheaton garnered some pre-season honors.

And I may be wrong, but I think these guys meant Don Kasper from NCC not Dan Casper from Central College, I went to Central College website and there is no Dan Casper and Don Kasper is 6'3 280.  Unless I am wrong and there is another Central College in DIII.