FB: Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[Fear the Poet]

http://www.d3football.com/dailydose/2006/11/10/old-funky-knickers/

thank you..also love the Jim Healy line in your sig. I wonder what the late owner of the Eagles would have to say about that?

For those not familiar, that is a Howard Cosell line on a tape that Healy used to play regularly on his radio show. I'll add his name to it.

OxyBob used to know all about the Eagles owner and could fill us all in, but I'm afraid OB has lost it.

http://www.johnspeedie.com/healy/tose.wav

You assumed I ever had it to begin with.

OxyBob

outstanding Oxy..I take bck all those horrible inner thoughts i had about you...you Oxys must be ok if you like Healy.

[Sabretooth Tiger]

would appreciate it if you have them shined before giving them back on Nov 10th.

Oooohhhh . . . newbie dad talkin' smack before camp even begins . . .

No doubt, the Poets have given Oxy and others fits over the years . . . I guess we'll just have to wait and see how things develop . . .

what position does the chip off the old block play?

it's all in good fun..just goofing you.

My son was a three year Varsity starter at left guard in high school. As a Junior and senior he also played DE and nose. They moved him around quite abit on D. Our coach didn't really believe in going both ways but made exceptions with some. He would always be goal line and short yardage D.

He was two time ALL-CIF and two time 1st Team All-League. Team captain, Offensive MVP as a guard. He also rec'd his high school's "Male Athlete of the Year award" He also was Freeway League shot put champion........National Football Foundation Scholar athlete award.

Coach Hammer recruited him strictly as a pass rushing DE. Too small to play guard at the next level. He was the pulling guard on the strong side of a wing-T offense.

Thats more answer than the question you asked, but I couldn't resist.  Us proud pops cannot be denied our bragging.:)

And of course proud moms too!!   (I'm the other half of "fear the POET" and new to this board as well...Transition from HS board to this one will take some getting use to!!)

Go Poets!

you sound sexy..want to sleep with me tonight 

eewww . . . get a room . . . and keep it quiet so you don't wake the kids   

[Ralph Turner]

would appreciate it if you have them shined before giving them back on Nov 10th.

Oooohhhh . . . newbie dad talkin' smack before camp even begins . . .

No doubt, the Poets have given Oxy and others fits over the years . . . I guess we'll just have to wait and see how things develop . . .

what position does the chip off the old block play?

it's all in good fun..just goofing you.

My son was a three year Varsity starter at left guard in high school. As a Junior and senior he also played DE and nose. They moved him around quite abit on D. Our coach didn't really believe in going both ways but made exceptions with some. He would always be goal line and short yardage D.

He was two time ALL-CIF and two time 1st Team All-League. Team captain, Offensive MVP as a guard. He also rec'd his high school's "Male Athlete of the Year award" He also was Freeway League shot put champion........National Football Foundation Scholar athlete award.

Coach Hammer recruited him strictly as a pass rushing DE. Too small to play guard at the next level. He was the pulling guard on the strong side of a wing-T offense.

Thats more answer than the question you asked, but I couldn't resist.  Us proud pops cannot be denied our bragging.:)

And of course proud moms too!!   (I'm the other half of "fear the POET" and new to this board as well...Transition from HS board to this one will take some getting use to!!)

Go Poets!

you sound sexy..want to sleep with me tonight 

+1 Poet!  I like your style.

FTP?  Wow!       (I hope this board doesn't get censored!)

[RFB]

Too small to play guard at the next level. He was the pulling guard on the strong side of a wing-T offense.

Is he smaller than this guy?

Daryl Agpalsa, Linfield, 5'10", 225lbs,
Offensive Guard-2002 first team All-American (D3.com, HP, Football Gazette, AFCA)

Remember Division 3 is a place where a smaller guy can do big things.  Don't let your son sell himself short.

i'm ashamed and you are correct. I'm sure he could. In fact, chapman and redlands wanted him to go OL. My son really wanted to change to def fulltime. Havig said that, he has told me he'll play wherever they want him to, as long as he is on the field. by the way, he is 6'1" and 220 pounds

thanks

Just make sure he comes in with realistic expectations. Freshmen rarely start even at this level.

[Fear the Poet]

You assumed I ever had it to begin with.
OxyBob

OB, you know you had it . . . but thank god for Sir Alexander Fleming:

"you gotta be willin' to take penicillin said barnacle bill the sailor"

ah, good times, good times . . .

I wonder what Tommy Lasorda thinks of his performance

[Fear the Poet]

Too small to play guard at the next level. He was the pulling guard on the strong side of a wing-T offense.

Is he smaller than this guy?

Daryl Agpalsa, Linfield, 5'10", 225lbs,
Offensive Guard-2002 first team All-American (D3.com, HP, Football Gazette, AFCA)

Remember Division 3 is a place where a smaller guy can do big things.  Don't let your son sell himself short.

i'm ashamed and you are correct. I'm sure he could. In fact, chapman and redlands wanted him to go OL. My son really wanted to change to def fulltime. Havig said that, he has told me he'll play wherever they want him to, as long as he is on the field. by the way, he is 6'1" and 220 pounds

thanks

Just make sure he comes in with realistic expectations. Freshmen rarely start even at this level.

his expectation is to be the freshman with the most playing time. He does expect to play but understands it's a higher level. We always taught him to work hard and expect to play. He is a smart kid..i think he understands. He got the smarts from DAW

[Fear the Poet]

I wonder what Tommy Lasorda thinks of his performance

"What's my opinion of Kingman's performance!?"

http://www.dodgerblues.com/images/tommy.rm

OxyBob

you are now officially my hero

[hatchet molly]

Just make sure he comes in with realistic expectations. Freshmen rarely start even at this level.
[/quote]

That is so true. My son was on the scout team defense as a freshman for 4 weeks before he got his chance to start. Been starting ever since. He'll be a senior this year for CLU.

[Fear the Poet]

I wonder what Tommy Lasorda thinks of his performance

"What's my opinion of Kingman's performance!?"

http://www.dodgerblues.com/images/tommy.rm

outstanding Oxy..I take bck all those horrible inner thoughts i had about you...you Oxys must be ok if you like Healy.

When I was at Oxy, and when the meet was on at Santa Anita, I made sure I had no afternoon classes so I could go to the track. One day I met Jim Healy in the clubhouse. (He was a darned good handicapper, by the way.) I gave him two winners, which he mentioned on the air that evening. Thereafter I was a regular contributor to the Healy show, and achieved "correspondent" level.

OxyBob

very nice....is there  a place I can find complete archive shows?

[labart96]

Just make sure he comes in with realistic expectations. Freshmen rarely start even at this level.

That is so true. My son was on the scout team defense as a freshman for 4 weeks before he got his chance to start. Been starting ever since. He'll be a senior this year for CLU.
[/quote]

Wow - sounds more like the exception than the rule.  Starting is never a guarantee year to year either.  I saw a lot of guys - even 3 yr starting seniors get benched for younger players who outplayed them.

It was pretty harsh to see a senior go from 1st to 2nd string - especially late in their senior season, but it is possible.  Just b/c it's D3 doesn't mean that the competition to earn and keep starting jobs are any less than D1. 

[DAW]

would appreciate it if you have them shined before giving them back on Nov 10th.

Oooohhhh . . . newbie dad talkin' smack before camp even begins . . .

No doubt, the Poets have given Oxy and others fits over the years . . . I guess we'll just have to wait and see how things develop . . .

what position does the chip off the old block play?

it's all in good fun..just goofing you.

My son was a three year Varsity starter at left guard in high school. As a Junior and senior he also played DE and nose. They moved him around quite abit on D. Our coach didn't really believe in going both ways but made exceptions with some. He would always be goal line and short yardage D.

He was two time ALL-CIF and two time 1st Team All-League. Team captain, Offensive MVP as a guard. He also rec'd his high school's "Male Athlete of the Year award" He also was Freeway League shot put champion........National Football Foundation Scholar athlete award.

Coach Hammer recruited him strictly as a pass rushing DE. Too small to play guard at the next level. He was the pulling guard on the strong side of a wing-T offense.

Thats more answer than the question you asked, but I couldn't resist.  Us proud pops cannot be denied our bragging.:)

And of course proud moms too!!   (I'm the other half of "fear the POET" and new to this board as well...Transition from HS board to this one will take some getting use to!!)

Go Poets!

you sound sexy..want to sleep with me tonight 

FTB BEHAVE!   

[Ralph Turner]

Actually DAW, we weren't wanting him to behave!  He sounds like a real tiger, Poet or not!   

Has Son of FTP-DAW considered throwing the shot in college?

The automatic qualifying distance was 17.25m and the provisional distance was 15.55m.  The last qualifier made to nationals with a 15.72 M (51' 7").

The hyperlink that you need for D3 Track and Field is raceberryjam.com.  The D3 Track and Field message board is pretty good about keeping up with some developments, or at least giving hyperlinks where applicable.

Here are the results of the Outdoor Nationals last May.

Shot Put
Round 1, Flight 1
    1 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)q
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    Was 56-1 1/4 (17.10m); Alex Thompson, UW-Whitewater, 2006
    2 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y             52-9 1/2 (16.09m)q
    3 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State            52-1 1/4 (15.88m)q
    4 Daniel Gund, Jr, Mount Union College              51-10 (15.80m)
    5 Peter Prusinski, Sr, Wisconsin Stevens Pt      50-8 1/4 (15.45m)
    6 Aaron Braxton, Jr, Rowan University                50-6 (15.39m)
    7 Kyle Scofield, So, Wisconsin Stevens Pt        50-0 3/4 (15.26m)
    8 Jeff Kintner, Fr, Whitworth College           48-11 1/2 (14.92m)
    9 Kyle Robinson, Sr, Albion College              47-1 1/2 (14.36m)
Round 1, Flight 2
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College         54-11 1/2 (16.75m)q
    2 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)q
    3 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)q
    4 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              52-2 (15.90m)q
    5 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)q
    6 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)q
    7 Adrian Kibiersza, Fr, Aurora University           50-10 (15.49m)
    8 Joseph Awantang, Jr, Haverford College             50-0 (15.24m)
    9 Nathan Turner, So, Eastern Mennonite          48-10 1/4 (14.89m)
Final
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College          59-3 1/2 (18.07m)
                       (16.19, F, 16.75, 16.82, 18.07, 17.45)
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    2 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)
                       (15.72, 17.14, 17.72, 16.54, F, 17.42)
                               Betters old DIII Season's Best
    3 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              54-6 (16.61m)
                                   (15.90, F, F, 16.61, F, F)
    4 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y                 53-7 (16.33m)
                           (F, 16.09, 16.08, 16.09, 16.33, F)
    5 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)
                       (15.53, F, 16.30, 15.62, 15.79, 16.08)
    6 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)
                                       (F, F, 16.02, F, F, F)
    7 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State                52-4 (15.95m)
                       (14.56, 15.88, F, 15.40, 15.48, 15.95)
    8 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)
                   (15.19, 14.41, 15.82, 15.02, 14.89, 15.42)
    9 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)
                                   (F, 15.82, 15.02, F, F, F)

[tmerton]

I wonder what Tommy Lasorda thinks of his performance

"What's my opinion of Kingman's performance!?"

http://www.dodgerblues.com/images/tommy.rm

OxyBob

you are now officially my hero

One of the worst days of my life - #1 son comes home with near tears in his eyes after Tommy L makes an appearance at his school and says, "Dad, I wanna be a Dodger."  Dad to Mom - "Pack the bags, we're movin' back north."

[Fear the Poet]

Actually DAW, we weren't wanting him to behave!  He sounds like a real tiger, Poet or not!   

Has Son of FTP-DAW considered throwing the shot in college?

The automatic qualifying distance was 17.25m and the provisional distance was 15.55m.  The last qualifier made to nationals with a 15.72 M (51' 7").

The hyperlink that you need for D3 Track and Field is raceberryjam.com.  The D3 Track and Field message board is pretty good about keeping up with some developments, or at least giving hyperlinks where applicable.

Here are the results of the Outdoor Nationals last May.

Shot Put
Round 1, Flight 1
    1 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)q
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    Was 56-1 1/4 (17.10m); Alex Thompson, UW-Whitewater, 2006
    2 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y             52-9 1/2 (16.09m)q
    3 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State            52-1 1/4 (15.88m)q
    4 Daniel Gund, Jr, Mount Union College              51-10 (15.80m)
    5 Peter Prusinski, Sr, Wisconsin Stevens Pt      50-8 1/4 (15.45m)
    6 Aaron Braxton, Jr, Rowan University                50-6 (15.39m)
    7 Kyle Scofield, So, Wisconsin Stevens Pt        50-0 3/4 (15.26m)
    8 Jeff Kintner, Fr, Whitworth College           48-11 1/2 (14.92m)
    9 Kyle Robinson, Sr, Albion College              47-1 1/2 (14.36m)
Round 1, Flight 2
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College         54-11 1/2 (16.75m)q
    2 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)q
    3 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)q
    4 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              52-2 (15.90m)q
    5 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)q
    6 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)q
    7 Adrian Kibiersza, Fr, Aurora University           50-10 (15.49m)
    8 Joseph Awantang, Jr, Haverford College             50-0 (15.24m)
    9 Nathan Turner, So, Eastern Mennonite          48-10 1/4 (14.89m)
Final
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College          59-3 1/2 (18.07m)
                       (16.19, F, 16.75, 16.82, 18.07, 17.45)
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    2 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)
                       (15.72, 17.14, 17.72, 16.54, F, 17.42)
                               Betters old DIII Season's Best
    3 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              54-6 (16.61m)
                                   (15.90, F, F, 16.61, F, F)
    4 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y                 53-7 (16.33m)
                           (F, 16.09, 16.08, 16.09, 16.33, F)
    5 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)
                       (15.53, F, 16.30, 15.62, 15.79, 16.08)
    6 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)
                                       (F, F, 16.02, F, F, F)
    7 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State                52-4 (15.95m)
                       (14.56, 15.88, F, 15.40, 15.48, 15.95)
    8 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)
                   (15.19, 14.41, 15.82, 15.02, 14.89, 15.42)
    9 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)
                                   (F, 15.82, 15.02, F, F, F)

the track coach has already called him and he most likely will, but in his words, "I really have to focus on football initially"  he won league at 51' If I'm not mistaken, the shot is heavier at the college level. The coach is confident Brandon has the form to adjust. I hope he does throw..we shall see.

thanks

[DAW]

Actually DAW, we weren't wanting him to behave!  He sounds like a real tiger, Poet or not!   

Has Son of FTP-DAW considered throwing the shot in college?
He has been approached by the coach already and was asked to throw shot put.  He is not sure if he wants to do that or not yet.  FTP & I believe once he's there and the coach talks to him about it he will!  (We would love it if he did!)  His personal best in HS was
50' 5"  I know right now his focus (besides School!) is getting ready for the upcoming football season!


The automatic qualifying distance was 17.25m and the provisional distance was 15.55m.  The last qualifier made to nationals with a 15.72 M (51' 7").

The hyperlink that you need for D3 Track and Field is raceberryjam.com.  The D3 Track and Field message board is pretty good about keeping up with some developments, or at least giving hyperlinks where applicable.

Here are the results of the Outdoor Nationals last May.

Shot Put
Round 1, Flight 1
    1 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)q
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    Was 56-1 1/4 (17.10m); Alex Thompson, UW-Whitewater, 2006
    2 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y             52-9 1/2 (16.09m)q
    3 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State            52-1 1/4 (15.88m)q
    4 Daniel Gund, Jr, Mount Union College              51-10 (15.80m)
    5 Peter Prusinski, Sr, Wisconsin Stevens Pt      50-8 1/4 (15.45m)
    6 Aaron Braxton, Jr, Rowan University                50-6 (15.39m)
    7 Kyle Scofield, So, Wisconsin Stevens Pt        50-0 3/4 (15.26m)
    8 Jeff Kintner, Fr, Whitworth College           48-11 1/2 (14.92m)
    9 Kyle Robinson, Sr, Albion College              47-1 1/2 (14.36m)
Round 1, Flight 2
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College         54-11 1/2 (16.75m)q
    2 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)q
    3 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)q
    4 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              52-2 (15.90m)q
    5 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)q
    6 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)q
    7 Adrian Kibiersza, Fr, Aurora University           50-10 (15.49m)
    8 Joseph Awantang, Jr, Haverford College             50-0 (15.24m)
    9 Nathan Turner, So, Eastern Mennonite          48-10 1/4 (14.89m)
Final
    1 Justin Rodhe, Sr, Mount Union College          59-3 1/2 (18.07m)
                       (16.19, F, 16.75, 16.82, 18.07, 17.45)
                                           DIII Season's Best
                                      J.J Keller Field record
    2 Bobby Riley, So, Wisconsin La Crosse           58-1 3/4 (17.72m)
                       (15.72, 17.14, 17.72, 16.54, F, 17.42)
                               Betters old DIII Season's Best
    3 Dan Hytinen, Jr, Wisconsin Whitewater              54-6 (16.61m)
                                   (15.90, F, F, 16.61, F, F)
    4 Josh Dupuis, Jr, Brockport S U N Y                 53-7 (16.33m)
                           (F, 16.09, 16.08, 16.09, 16.33, F)
    5 Alex Kampersal, Sr, Springfield College        53-5 3/4 (16.30m)
                       (15.53, F, 16.30, 15.62, 15.79, 16.08)
    6 Jeff Rebholz, Sr, Monmouth College (Il)        52-6 3/4 (16.02m)
                                       (F, F, 16.02, F, F, F)
    7 Eugene Asimouu, So, Montclair State                52-4 (15.95m)
                       (14.56, 15.88, F, 15.40, 15.48, 15.95)
    8 Bob Perri, Sr, Grove City College                 51-11 (15.82m)
                   (15.19, 14.41, 15.82, 15.02, 14.89, 15.42)
    9 Luke Kimlinger, Sr, Wisconsin La Crosse           51-11 (15.82m)
                                   (F, 15.82, 15.02, F, F, F)