I graduated from Joliet Catholic in 1984, the school is now referred to as Joliet Catholic Academy. Since the State of Illinois initiated high school football playoffs in 1974, Joliet Catholic has won 13 state championships and was runner-up another 4 times. The school also produced Tom Thayer (Chicago Bears), Coby Fleener, and Ty Isaac to name a few. Unfortunately, we also have to claim "Rudy" as an alum.
he is being looked at as a potential wide reciever rather than a runningback? In high school he would occasionally line up as a reciever and appeared pretty well-suited for the position. I would be interested in hearing the opinions of some of the posters more skilled at talent evaluation.
Disclaimer: I have no scouting/coaching expertise.
but his family resides in Naperville. Ann Arbor is still farther away. Another thing to consider, he was a high school teammate and is still friends with Josh Ferguson (Illinois RB). (Disclaimer, not a stalker, my nephew blocked for both of them on the same squad.)
If Kentucky looses and when Michigan wins, my boss (Kentucky alum) has agreed to give me his courtside seats for the Michigan/Louisville game! Lookin forward to a Sunday morning drive to nap town.
recruiting rather casually in 2008-9 . I remember stumbling across the blog at about the time we were in on Dee Hart. I would visit occasionally and became a regular during the coaching search that eventually landed us Coach Hoke. I am pretty sure it was the frequent flight tracker posts that got me hooked, but it was the TomVH insider information that got me to visit multiple times a day and finally start an account.
but it was the Soviet Union, not just Russia. However, I completely agree with you that this victory was far from overated given the prior loss by the U.S and the political overtones at the time.
that both Ferns and Speight are active in reaching out to other recruiting targets. It really shows their high level of enthusiasm for the future of the class and the program in general.
I have a toddler and two school-aged kids at home running aroung hacking, sneezing, and dripping snot. I am 6 months post kidney transplant and on a cocktail of immunosuppressant drugs. I am hoping to avoid the inevitable.
but you can also now ge Gino's East frozen in select grocery stores in Chicago. I also recommend Home Run Inn in Chicago (both the restaurant and in-store frozen) varieties.
plays in the East Suburban Catholic Conference, not the Chicago Catholic league. This conference is definetly not the highest level of competition.
I have seen Ty play live at least 15 times over the last 3 years (My nephew was a right guard for the last 2 years so I was not stalking Mr. Isaac.) and agree that he is more of an upright runner. However, although not apparent in his highlight film, he does have the ability to break tackles. He also has great hands catching the ball out of the backfield.
Additionally, while the highlight film does feature a number of runs that are all to the right side, keep in mind that he had 5 or 6 touchdowns over 50 yards on that play in a state championship game. JCA was scoring at will on that play in the state championship game, there was certainly no reason to change the play calling in order to create a better highlight film. Additionally, the DT for Montini in the state championship thaty Ty was running past was Jaleel Johnson who is an Iowa commit.
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I graduated from Joliet Catholic in 1984, the school is now referred to as Joliet Catholic Academy. Since the State of Illinois initiated high school football playoffs in 1974, Joliet Catholic has won 13 state championships and was runner-up another 4 times. The school also produced Tom Thayer (Chicago Bears), Coby Fleener, and Ty Isaac to name a few. Unfortunately, we also have to claim "Rudy" as an alum.
Unfortunately it will most likely be blue and gold..
in Shorewood, Illinois which is just wests of Joliet.
he is being looked at as a potential wide reciever rather than a runningback? In high school he would occasionally line up as a reciever and appeared pretty well-suited for the position. I would be interested in hearing the opinions of some of the posters more skilled at talent evaluation.
Disclaimer: I have no scouting/coaching expertise.
Just kidding but I do love his video rants.
'bout to break into a candied bacon maple glazed. Woo Hoo!
Ty Isaac
but his family resides in Naperville. Ann Arbor is still farther away. Another thing to consider, he was a high school teammate and is still friends with Josh Ferguson (Illinois RB). (Disclaimer, not a stalker, my nephew blocked for both of them on the same squad.)
If Kentucky looses and when Michigan wins, my boss (Kentucky alum) has agreed to give me his courtside seats for the Michigan/Louisville game! Lookin forward to a Sunday morning drive to nap town.
my good man.
Gray v. American Radiator whatever you do!
and I can join in the banging.
a double dose of posbangin to start the weekend of right.
Woo and Hoo!
he did change the tide of the rivalry...
Let's not forget Tater Tots
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an XXXL Team 135 shirt in stock and ready for shipping.
Sounds like a win either way.
recruiting rather casually in 2008-9 . I remember stumbling across the blog at about the time we were in on Dee Hart. I would visit occasionally and became a regular during the coaching search that eventually landed us Coach Hoke. I am pretty sure it was the frequent flight tracker posts that got me hooked, but it was the TomVH insider information that got me to visit multiple times a day and finally start an account.
Tulry asmewoe
"remote" contraption you speak of?
have to promise a minimum of one Big East College Gameday as part of the deal as well?
but it was the Soviet Union, not just Russia. However, I completely agree with you that this victory was far from overated given the prior loss by the U.S and the political overtones at the time.
that both Ferns and Speight are active in reaching out to other recruiting targets. It really shows their high level of enthusiasm for the future of the class and the program in general.
I like to make two sharp cheddar on sourdough grilled cheese and use them as the bun for a 1/3 lb angus burger with bacon and grilled onion.
about how hard she has to work as I contemplate a second maple and candied bacon donut... YUM!
Beat Ohio!
He can redshirt. I would hate to see it burned by using him for mop up duty.
We will be anxiously awaiting the Hello :Baby Bombadil post.
I have pretty much resolved to spending my winter months in a perpetual state of illness, but it beats the hell out of dialysis.
In other news even a blind squirrel eventually finds a nut.
I have a toddler and two school-aged kids at home running aroung hacking, sneezing, and dripping snot. I am 6 months post kidney transplant and on a cocktail of immunosuppressant drugs. I am hoping to avoid the inevitable.
More billing!
Listening to my boss (U of I grad) gloat over their victory over the Hoosiers.
It does not appear he has signed his LOI to NC State according to their Scout board
You are really not a fan of Magnus.
I am a JCA graduate and have a niece currently enrolled at the school. JCA does not allow for mid-year graduation.
because I have to work and can't use a DVR.
In one hour
I hate yams but can' get enough sweet potatoes
To mention that when athletes say this it "begs the question" whether they know your definition. /s
Makes a pretty damn good steak.
Damn, I better get posting.
PMBR does a good job on practice exams for the MBE
but you can also now ge Gino's East frozen in select grocery stores in Chicago. I also recommend Home Run Inn in Chicago (both the restaurant and in-store frozen) varieties.
so I am spending the rest of the day gloating in the office.
You were atleast able to triple bill for completing three set of interrogatory answers
The cost is significantly less than o'daniel would have to incur. Moreover, McGovern made a conscious decision to visit knowing his position was full.
plays in the East Suburban Catholic Conference, not the Chicago Catholic league. This conference is definetly not the highest level of competition.
I have seen Ty play live at least 15 times over the last 3 years (My nephew was a right guard for the last 2 years so I was not stalking Mr. Isaac.) and agree that he is more of an upright runner. However, although not apparent in his highlight film, he does have the ability to break tackles. He also has great hands catching the ball out of the backfield.
Additionally, while the highlight film does feature a number of runs that are all to the right side, keep in mind that he had 5 or 6 touchdowns over 50 yards on that play in a state championship game. JCA was scoring at will on that play in the state championship game, there was certainly no reason to change the play calling in order to create a better highlight film. Additionally, the DT for Montini in the state championship thaty Ty was running past was Jaleel Johnson who is an Iowa commit.