speaking of which, if you've ever seen genuine Flamenco, it's pretty amazing...mrs. Womble was just in Malaga viewing the real thing once again...
speaking of which, if you've ever seen genuine Flamenco, it's pretty amazing...mrs. Womble was just in Malaga viewing the real thing once again...
Except that Clarkston had already had a 1,000 yard with 10 tds season the prior year with Anthony Dilweg throwing the ball. And his senior and All-American season Billy Ray got more snaps than Dave. I would contend that it was Spurrier who made stars out of all of the above...
Well my point was Clarkston Hines was considered the best WR in the league his senior year, considered better than Proehl, but the Wake receiver ended up being much better pro...
As for Spurrier, credit to him was assumed. But if I recall, that Spurrier bowl team was on the back of the very strong finish under Brown. IIRC Ray was the QB in the rain upset of Clemson, but that was a Cuthbert , defense and bad weather upset. Brown won games by outscoring other teams, and saved the season.
Great article about DJ in today’s NY Post. Learned a few things.
https://nypost.com/2019/09/21/nothin...pasteboard_app
Great read! Fair use quote to get hyped about tomorrow:
“And then the reaction in New York City was kind of a bummer.”
The draft party at MetLife Stadium responded to commissioner Roger Goodell’s announcement with boos, with gasps, with silence, with disbelief. Countless others cursed Dave Gettleman, John Mara, Pat Shurmur, God.
Jones had gone 17-19 as a college starter. He’d completed fewer than 60 percent of his passes. He was the first Duke quarterback taken in the first round, the school’s highest-drafted player in 32 years.
But he’d been victimized by the most dropped balls of any quarterback in the country. He’d never played with another player selected in the draft.
“It was kind of hard not to hear it,” Bates said. “People were texting me, calling me, and that was the big thing they were saying, that everybody hates him.”
Jones heard it, too.
Sunday, he responds.
“He’s not a Baker Mayfield, yelling, screaming, kind of guy,” McNulty said. “He’s a quiet leader. But underneath, he’s bubbling.”
Well, the new era begins today, Giants an underdog...get ready for the fans and media to turn on a, well, dime...will our man Daniel be Danny Dimes or Danny Dogpoo come 7:30 this evening?
Jones is 4-4 for 53 yards so far. Those early completions should build his confidence.
Bob Green
Looks like he will get a chance for his first comeback victory
Does Jones play CB? No one will look good with the Giants, as long as that defense makes every QB they face look like an all-pro.
Gutsy running all over the place for our D Jones. Well done rook!
Nothing incites bodily violence quicker than a Duke fan turning in your direction and saying 'scoreboard.'
First career NFL TD - on the ground
Who’s this Jones kid? Pretty good.