Opie, if you are out there.....
On Dec 20, 8:32*am, "JT" wrote:
"DaveS" wrote in message
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On Dec 12, 5:39 am, Tom Littleton wrote:
My deepest sympathy on the drubbing your App State team got from
Villanova.......My UNH Wildcats looked horrible Friday night at Delaware.
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And despite the lack of deep snow on the field, Eastern Washington
State overcame this disadvantage to whup the Villanova biguns real
good. However things could get tough for the Cheney Eagles when they
face Georgia Southern or Florida on that treacherous, snow-free field
in Texas on January 7th.
Most of the team (67) are home grown, and then there is "Junior Bo
Levi Mitchell, who hails from Katy, Texas, (who) completed 27-of-38
passes for 292 yards and four touchdowns, giving him 34 for the season
to tie the EWU single-school record."
And . . . "True freshman Mario Brown rushed for 104 yards on 26
carries as he filled in for All-America running back Taiwan Jones, who
missed the game with a foot injury. Brown's 104 rushing yards marked
the 10th individual 100+ rushing yard game of the season for Eastern
Washington, and eighth in a row. Jones had all of the previous nine."
Imagine what the score would have been if Taiwan Jones were healthy.
You should see Central Washington State in a decent year. ;+))
Dave
My son and I enjoyed the game Friday night. Pretty good other than all the
fumbles....
I'll be pulling for EWU!
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You know, something just struck me: Central Washington University, by
it's location, programs and emphases would be just the school for a
kid who is into the outdoors, wants the time to do stuff, and still
wants to get a respectable diploma. So i am going to shamelessly plug
it.
Here is a starting list
Skiing, they run a shuttle bus to the pass ski areas, and the powder
is available with a little drive up to Wenatchee. Cross country mucho.
Backcountry too.
Rodeo. The Ellensburg Rodeo is mainline, and the school belongs to the
intercollegiate circuit as i recall.
Fishing. The Yakima, first rate freestone fly river runs by the edge
of town. Miles and miles of accessible water.
River rafting/kayaking too.
Rock Climbing program. Serious mountains like Mt Stewart.
Best/largest timothy hay producing county in West. Racehorse quality
stuff. If you got a horse bring it to college with you. You wouldn't
be the only one.
Neat 1890s architecture, good bars and food.
All sports
Respectable academics
110 miles to Seattle, 20-30 to the Columbia (Water ski) etc etc.
Check out their website
Dave
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