RunningoftheBulls

If thats the case, I just want to say that you are doing a terrific job and keep up the good work.

This is how Rivals has him listed: James Boger Offensive lineman St. Petersburg (FL) Dixie Hollins Height: 32-foot-3 Weight: 315 pounds At 32 feet, we should put him on the kick block team.

He helps our DL while Stirrups and Jenkins get up to speed. If James Jackson works out for next season great otherwise he only holds up the scholarship for 1 season.

Scout.Com is reporting the Dexter has pulled his verbal commitment from USF and that he says that USF and Ole Miss are now in a dead heat. This is another one of those examples of campus visits changing a kids mind.

I'll go with Dexter McCluster

2005 Collegefootballnews.com All-Big East Team Offense QB - Pat White, Fr. West Virginia RB - Michael Bush, Jr. Louisville RB - Andre Hall, Sr. South Florida WR - Greg Lee, Jr. Pitt WR - Joshua Tinsch, Sr. Louisville TE - Clark Harris, Jr. Rutgers OL - John Glass, Sr. Rutgers OL - Garin Justice, Sr. West Virginia OL - Travis Leffew, Sr. Louisville OL - Dan Mozes, Jr. West Virginia OL - Jason Spitz, Sr. Louisville PK - Art Carmody, Soph. Louisville KR - Jackie Chambers, Soph. South Florida Defense DL - Elvis Dumervil, Sr. Louisville DL - Ryan LaCasse, Sr. Syracuse DL - Ryan Neill, Sr. Rutgers DL - Montavious Stanley, Sr. Louisville LB - H.B. Blades, Jr. Pitt LB - James Hargrave, Sr. Connecticut LB - Ben Moffitt, Soph. South Florida DB - Bernard Lay, Sr. Pitt DB - Mike Lorello, Sr. West Virginia DB - Mike Mickens, Fr. Cincinnati DB - Anthony Smith, Sr. Syracuse P - Brendan Carney, Jr. Syracuse PR - Willie Foster, Jr. Rutgers Top 30 players regardless of position Based on the season the player had 1. RB Michael Bush, Jr. Louisville 2. DE Elvis Dumervil, Sr. Louisville 3. QB Pat White, Fr. West Virginia 4. QB Brian Brohm, Soph. Louisville 5. RB Andre Hall, Sr. South Florida 6. RB Steve Slaton, Fr. West Virginia 7. OT Travis Leffew, Sr. Louisville 8. WR Greg Lee, Jr. Pitt 9. DE Ryan Neill, Sr. Rutgers 10. DE Ryan LaCasse, Sr. Syracuse 11. WR Joshua Tinch. Sr. Louisville 12. LB H.B. Blades, Jr. Pitt 13. CB Bernard Lay, Sr. Pitt 14. S Mike Lorello, Sr. West Virginia 15. S Anthony Smith, Sr. Syracuse 16. C Dan Mozes, Jr. West Virginia 17. LB James Hargrave, Sr. Connecticut 18. LB Ben Moffett, Soph. South Florida 19. DT Montavious Stanley, Sr. Louisville 20. CB Mike Mickens, Fr. Cincinnati 21. S Courtney Greene, Fr. Rutgers 22. CB Darrelle Revis, Soph. Pitt 23. NT Ernest Huner, Sr. West Virginia 24. OT Garin Justice, Sr. West Virginia 25. RB Brian Leonard, Jr. Rutgers 26. TE Clark Harris, Jr. Rutgers 27. S Jahmile Addae, Sr. West Virginia 28. WR Mario Urrutia, Fr. Louisville 29. RB Ray Rice, Fr. Rutgers 30. OG John Glass, Sr. Rutgers Top Quarterbacks 1. Pat White, WVU 2. Brian Brohm, Louis. 3. Tyler Palko, Pitt 4. Ryan Hart, Rut. 5. Pat Julmiste, USF Top Running Backs 1. Michael Bush, Louis. 2. Andre Hall, USF 3. Steve Slaton, WVU 4. Brian Leonard, Rut. 5. Ray Rice, Rutgers Top Receivers 1. Greg Lee, Pitt 2. Joshua Tinsch, Louis. 3. Mario Urrutia, Louis. 4. C. Harris, Rut. (TE) 5. Tres Moses, Rut. Top Offensive Linemen 1. Travis Leffew, Louis. 2. Dan Mozes, WVU 3. Garin Justice, WVU 4. John Glass, Rutgers 5. Jason Spitz, Louis. Top Defensive Linemen 1. Elvis Dumervil, Louis. 2. Ran Neill, Rutgers 3. Ryan LaCasse, Syr. 4. M. Stanley, Louis. 5. Ernest Hunter, WVU Top Linebackers 1. H.B. Blades, Pitt 2. James Hargrave, UConn 3. Ben Moffett, USF 4. Kevin McLee, WVU 5. Stephen Nicholas, USF Top Defensive Backs 1. Bernard Lay, Pitt 2. Mike Lorello, WVU 3. Anthony Smith, SU 4. Mike Mickens, Cin. 5. Courtney Greene, Rut. Top Kickers 1. P Bren. Carney, Jr. SU 2. PK Art Carmody, Rut. 3. P Adam Graessle, Pitt 4. PK Josh Cummings, UL 5. PK Jeremy Ito, Rutgers

He was our first verbal. Including the state playoffs, he rushed for 2,400 yards and 35 touchdowns. He also plays cornerback and is an outstanding kick returner. I will feel more comfortable about him after he signs the letter of intent because he is that good.

1st team - Andre Hall 2nd team - Ric Watson John Miller Frank Davis Terrance Royal Stephen Nicholas Mike Jenkins Johnnie Jones I think more should have made the first team but I guess this is the best we can expect since it is our first year in the league even though Louisville had 10 1st teamers.

This rivals list from 2003 clearly shows that the highly rated QBs are not sure things. I like all three verbals that we have now especially Alwan Lee. Rivals.com Pro-style quarterbacks 2003 Rivals100.com | last sorted on 2/5/2003 Name Pos. Rating Ht/Wt Hometown Schools 1 Kyle Wright QB 6-4/200 Danville (CA) Monte Vista Miami-FL 2 Chris Leak QB 6-1/205 Charlotte (NC) Independence Florida 3 Tommy Grady QB 6-6/215 Huntington Beach (CA) Edison Oklahoma 4 Clayton Richard QB 6-5/225 Lafayette (IN) McCutcheon Michigan 5 Kevin McCabe QB 6-4/205 Wexford (PA) Pine-Richland Virginia 6 JaMarcus Russell QB 6-5/225 Mobile (AL) Williamson LSU 7 Andre Woodson QB 6-5/220 Radcliff (KY) North Hardin Kentucky 8 Justin Midgett QB 6-4/195 Punta Gorda (FL) Charlotte Florida 9 Sam Keller QB 6-4/210 San Ramon (CA) San Ramon Valley Arizona State 10 Brady Quinn QB 6-4/215 Dublin (OH) Coffman Notre Dame 11 Blake Mitchell QB 6-4/180 LaGrange (GA) South Carolina 12 T.C. Ostrander QB 6-3/205 Atherton (CA) Menlo-Atherton Stanford 13 Michael Affleck QB 6-3/225 Provo (UT) Timpview Arizona State 14 Drew Tate QB 6-0/170 Baytown (TX) Lee Iowa 15 Richard Kovalcheck QB 6-3/205 San Diego (CA) St. Augustine Arizona 16 Matt Flynn QB 6-2/216 Tyler (TX) Lee LSU Rivals.com Dual-threat quarterbacks 2003 Rivals100.com | last sorted on 2/5/2003 Name Pos. Rating Ht/Wt Hometown Schools 1 Robert Lane QB 6-3/210 Monroe (LA) Neville Ole Miss 2 Dennis Dixon QB 6-4/180 San Leandro (CA) San Leandro Oregon 3 Marcus Stone QB 6-4/230 Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt NC State 4 Tyler Donovan QB 6-1/185 Hartland (WI) Arrowhead Wisconsin 5 Syvelle Newton QB 6-2/210 Bennetsville (SC) Marlboro County South Carolina 6 Omarr Conner QB 6-2/190 Macon (MS) Noxubee County Mississippi State 7 Robert Johnson QB 6-3/195 Waco (TX) Arkansas 8 James Battle QB 6-2/195 Denton (TX) Ryan Texas Christian 9 Tommy Zbikowski QB 6-1/190 Buffalo Grove (IL) Notre Dame 10 Bernard Jackson QB 6-2/190 Corona (CA) Santiago Colorado 11 Devin Williams QB 6-4/210 Arlington (TX) Sam Houston Louisiana-Laf. 12 Patrick Carter QB 6-2/185 St. Petersburg (FL) Lakewood Georgia Tech

An article I read said that Frank Harry would enroll in January and be available for Spring Practice. That should allow him to be an immediate impact player.

I am sure that if the stadium was an hour away like it is for NC State, we could also sell 30,000

Some of us have to wait until Dec 10th to get tickets through the school since we are not on the priority list. I am wishful that we can get near 10,000.

Please disregard Smazza's take on prospects. We could recruit 20 5-star recruits and he would still find a problem with them.

You can count on me as part of your sell out in 06. I enjoyed the ass-kicking so much this season that I want to be part of the encore.

Terrific News. Here is a link to the story on ESPN.com http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2242536

Considering that we will have played 4 teams currently in the top 20, it is ridiculous that we are still in limbo about a bowl game. If we would have substituted FAU and FIU for Miami and Penn State, we would have been top 20 going to Hartford and probably already have a bowl bid by now.

Why should he want to coach anywhere anytime soon. He will get $11 million over the next 2 years if he does not coach