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Football: Bears pick up speed athlete
By Jeff Faraudo
Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 10:51 am in Football, Recruiting.
UPDATED
Rivals.com has reported that Jeffrey Coprich Jr., a small but fast multi-purpose athlete from West Ranch HS in Stevenson Ranch (Los Angeles County), has committed to the Bears.
Coprich is 5-foot-9, 182 pounds, but boasts 4.46 speed for 40 yards. He is rated a three-star prospect by Rivals and categorized as an “athlete,” meaning his position is undetermined. But Coprich said he wants to play running back.
“I want to be their next big star,” Coprich, Jr., told Rivals. “I want to be like Jahvid Best and Shane Vereen. I know the legacy they put up, playing running back. All of them have gone to the NFL, so I want to live up to that.”
Elsewhere . . .
– Florida State commit LB Markuss Eligwe of Stone Mountain, Ga., who visited Berkeley last weekend, is giving Cal fans hope with this twitter post: “I won’t be signing on National Signing day. I will be signing on the 6th. FSU. CAL” Eligwe, who committed to FSU last April, told Scout.com: I just need more time. It will be Florida State or California.”
— For those of you who still want to hear from Oregon-bound Arik Armstead, here are Monday’s stories from the Eugene Register-Guard and the Sacramento Bee.
— Which, of course, brings us to Shaq Thompson, who made an unofficial visit to Washington over the weekend. Here’s an update on his situation. Thompson said today he plans to announce his school on Wednesday at 8 a.m.
— Wideouts Jordan Payton and Kenny Walker of Kennedy-Richmond (both Cal commits) also visited UW, and Walker plans to announce his latest decision Monday afternoon. Payton tweeted that he will make an annoucement on Tuesday.
— Cal commit Cedric Dozier, a four-star athlete from Lakewood, Wash., was believed to be considering UW. But he canceled his visit to Seattle over the weekend and is being pursued by new Washington State coach Mike Leach, who wants to make him a wideout and use him in a pass-happy offense. The Seattle Times is reporting that Dozier will decide Tuesday between Cal and WSU.
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January 30th, 2012 at 11:04 am
Why aren’t we pursuing anyone else’s top recruits? Are we putting all our eggs in the Shaq basket, crossing our fingers and hoping for the best?
January 30th, 2012 at 11:24 am
Rollun: how do you know what the coaches are doing and not doing, and what would be the best use of their time?
January 30th, 2012 at 11:40 am
Coprich looks like a good kid. Welcome aboard! I can already see him showing his ass and elbows to a jockless Armstead.
January 30th, 2012 at 11:50 am
Shaq’s gone Rollon. He wouldn’t have spent the weekend in Seattle had he not been going there. That’s my take. Supposedly he and Arik were slightly differing on their favorite.
In other words it’s between Oregon and Washington. I think Cal has faded out.
Happy for Coprich. Kid should be hungry, have a chip on his shoulder and all that.
As an alumni it’s saddening to see that we went from being in the hunt for DJ Foster, who then chose ASU after Tosh left. And we fall down to settling for two star kids. A 5’9″ running back. In other words he’s probably 5’6″. I’m sure he has a hell of a lot of heart. But these guys typically don’t pan out into much. He’s going to make Sofele look like Dikeme Mutombo.
Marshawn Lynch and Jahvid had size and speed. Bigelow has size too.
Tosh’s recruiting style was aggressive and worked. Again I think Tedford’s post Tosh strategy has failed. And unless he fixes something it’s going to fail next year. He’s stuck in a time warp. He’s still in Oregon State thinking about Riley letting time run out.
He threw that headset to the ground and threw on those damned sunglasses I hate.
Rollon – this is the dark season. Coaches cannot contact the kids anymore at this point.
January 30th, 2012 at 11:58 am
Greg Biggins thinks Washington will land Jordan Payton and Kenny Walker.
Walker will make his announcement a little later today. I believe he, Shaq, and Payton were all in Seattle this weekend.
Greg Biggins has been pretty much spot on with regards to all his day of prections. He nailed the Armstead one. He nailed the DJ Foster one.
What an absolute joke our program has been over the past few weeks. I’m tired of these feel good stories. I want results. You think our school would be world renowned if we focused on “feel good stories” in academics ? Good grief.
January 30th, 2012 at 12:03 pm
ie. lets all be depressed because we only have a top 20 recruiting class.
January 30th, 2012 at 12:05 pm
and are third one in a row for that matter. Wisconsin typically gets classes in the top 50. its over, lets all pack it in.
January 30th, 2012 at 12:33 pm
Covinared I see your point. But I kindly offer that I didn’t mean to imply depression. There are far more important things in life and depression is a serious thing, I work in the mental health field.
It’s frustration. And until I’m a billionaire all I can do is voice my frustration on our fair blog.
By the way check out this link folks:
http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=9&c=14&yr=2012
Currently our class ranks 24th out of 25. That’s including Shaq, Payton, and other folks who are considering staying. We need them to stay or we drop out of the top 25.
Other than 2011, 2007 was the last time Cal’s recruiting class was in the top 25.
January 30th, 2012 at 12:39 pm
biggins makes me think of the magazine al bundy used to read.
i’m sure the coaches are trying hard. i’m just frustrated, and venting a bit. i would think that the parental influence would be stronger with some of these kids, but it’s apparently not. i guess it’s good enough for them to have their kids going to any college. the opportunity to have them attend one of the finest in the world isn’t that big of deal. that’s sad. for us, and for them.
January 30th, 2012 at 12:51 pm
Maybe these kids don’t really want to study that much. They all think they are going to the NFL or NBA and 4-5 years down the road is an eternity. Besides, since most of the kids aren’t respected as students and only as athletes they don’t know what a degree and connections from a good school bring you when their athletic career is over. It’s possible Tedford’s preaching the school aspect too much while UW and UO are talking only about their athletics. If you had a free ride to Cal, UCLA, SC, UW, Oregon for education/degree only the decision is a no-brainer.
January 30th, 2012 at 1:47 pm
Cal usc and ucla undergrad programs are all closely rated, so its not so easy to decide based on that.
January 30th, 2012 at 1:57 pm
Armstead is gone. We all know in our hearts what we fear- Shaq is gone. We also know several other verbals that have opened up are going elsewhere.
At this time, so close to signing day, it’s so much about momentum. He had huge momentum less than a month ago- now we lost it. It’s gone and it aint coming back.
I was ready to really compliment Tedford if he could not only save this class, but pick up 2-3 surprises and keep this a top 10 class. Now, that’s all over.
And why should anybody be surprised? I’m not.
This last month is a microcosm of Tedford’s tenure. Started off well, gained momentum, on the brink of greatness- to have the wheels come off.
Tedford needed a GREAT class here for a myriad of reasons. Now, at best, this will be approx a #25 class- maybe worse. That’s still a pretty decent class, but not what Cal needed at this point. Especially when you consider what we almost had.
Tedford is not a good enough coach anymore to win with just good recruits/players. Guys like Gary Patterson, Chip Kelly, Chris Peterson and Jim Harbaugh do that. Tedford is nowhere near being in their class as a coach.
He has just made way more money than they have.
January 30th, 2012 at 2:10 pm
HAHAHAHA you guys picked up a speed athlete who was so fst no college of any significance wanted him. What a loser program.
January 30th, 2012 at 2:19 pm
Hey Amy, look at the espn rankings. Cal is ranked before your beloved U$C for this years recruitment.
January 30th, 2012 at 2:29 pm
Jordan Payton says he’s going to make his announcement tomorrow at 1:30!
I guess this one didn’t count?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIKt8aX9GTk
Or is he reaffirming?
If he ends up bailing for Washington, can I sue the USARMY for emotional distress?
January 30th, 2012 at 2:37 pm
Im officially taking wednesday off from work. Cant wait to get it over with.
January 30th, 2012 at 2:59 pm
#13. What a loser program? Really? If you want to talk what a loser anything is- I mean, who LIVES to go on another team’s site to bad mouth that team? I mean LIVES for it? I mean, really, who does that? Or perhaps more accurately, what kind of a person does that? Fill that in any way you see fit.
In your “posts”, you always mention your Pastor, is it Rick? What would your pastor think about the negativity you invoke here? What are you glorifying here?
If you are an SC “fan”, why don’t you just spend your time on those sites blowing smoke up each other’s skirts about how you are better than everybody else. SC is one of the favorites to win a NC- good for them, good for you I suppose. That’s not enough. You have go badmouth and name call Cal fans here. I don’t care if SC wins 10 straight NCs, if you do it with no class, what good is it?
January 30th, 2012 at 3:04 pm
LOL, Moren brings up that Pastor to overcompensate for all the ills in its life. Just use greasemonkey, and then keep making fun of him.
January 30th, 2012 at 4:49 pm
Decided to do a little data digging with regards to our recruiting over the past few years.
4 star or higher recruits in each class:
2012: (6) Shaq Thompson, Bryce Treggs, Zach “he better be Andrew Luck” Kline, Jordan Payton, Michael Barton, Cedric Dozier.
2011: (9) Vei Moala, Stefan McClure, Mustafa Jalil, Jason Gibson, Jordan Rigsbee, Todd Barr, Kyle Boehm, Daniel Lasco, Brennan Scarlett.
2010: (5) Keenan Allen, Cecil Whiteside, Dave Wilkerson, Alex Crosthwaite, Gabe King.
2009: (5) Mark Brazinski, Steve Williams, Allan Bridgford, Dasarte Yarnway, Jarred Price.
2008: (5) Spencer Ladner, Trevor Guyton, Tyler Rigsbee, Marvin Jones, Covaughn Deboskie.
2007: (12!!!) Bryan Anger, Sam DeMartinis, DJ Holt, Justin Cheadle, Matt Summers-Gavin, Jahvid Best, Shane Vereen, Mike Calvin, Brock Mansion, Alex Lagemann, Alex Cook, Devin Bishop.
2006: (7) Darian Hagan, Derrick Hill, Tracy Slocum, Kevin Riley, Mike Costanzo, James Montgomery, Mike Gibson.
2005: (12!!!) DeSean Jackson, Lavelle Hawkins, Joe Ayoob, Desmond Bishop, Kyle Reed, Anthony Felder, Syd’Quan Thompson, Robert Peele, Jesse Canada, Zach Follett, Mickey Pimentel, Nuu Tafisi.
2004: (4) Phillip Mbakogu, Sekeli Faaeteete, Marshawn Lynch, Nate Longshore.
2003: (5) Brandon Mebane, Aaron Rodgers, Garrett Cross, Ray Tago, Ryan Riddle
2002: (2) Kevin Johnson, Monte Pearson.
Thought there was some interesting names in these classes. Definitely a lot of names that jump out. And a lot that I had to say “who is that?”.
January 30th, 2012 at 4:56 pm
Stanford’s 4 star or higher:
2012: (8) Josh Garnett, Graham Shuler, Barry Sanders Jr., Alex Carter, Noor Davis, Nick Davidson, Jordan Watkins, Luke Kaumatule.
2011: (7) James Vaughters, Wayne Lyons, Kevin Hogan, Brendon Austin, Redmound Wright, Kelsey Young, Ty Montgomery.
2010: (5) Blake Leuders, Brett Nottingham, Dallas Lloyd, Anthony Wilkerson, Devon Carrington.
2009: (10) Shayne Skov, Tyler Gaffney, Zach Ertz, Levine Toilolo, Josh Nunes, Terrence Stephens, Usua Amanam, Jamal-Rashad Patterson, Stepfan Taylor, Jemari Roberts.
2008: (4) Andrew Luck, David DeCastro, Delano Howell, Konrad Reuland.
2007: (3), 2006: (2), 2005: (4), 2004: (2), 2003: (5), 2002: (3).
January 30th, 2012 at 4:59 pm
Juancho! Great list. ’05 NO way was tl heavily involved. I’m guessing ’07 he started to exert his influence but not that much. My point is jt and co knew how to recruit pre-tl.
Reason I logged on is to post this tweet: “MarkussEligwe
I won’t be signing on National Signing day. I will be signing on the 6th. FSU. CAL”
Do we have a legit shot? Or is he frontin his cali vacation?
January 30th, 2012 at 5:00 pm
Oregon’s 4 star rated or higher recruits:
2012: 9, 2011: 12, 2010: 8, 2009: 6, 2008: 7, 2007: 11, 2006: 2, 2005: 6, 2004: 6, 2003: 2, 2002: 7.
January 30th, 2012 at 5:02 pm
All we can do is hope. Boy would I love to see Shaq commit, then Eligwe follow suit. I will very gladly eat that crow.
January 30th, 2012 at 5:10 pm
I hope Shaq froze his ass off in Seattle this weekend. Same thing in Oregon when he visited there. Supposed to be 70 degrees here this weekend. Zach Kline will be out throwing passes in the sunshine. Shaq could be up in Seattle shoveling snow.
January 30th, 2012 at 5:20 pm
Hey, let’s all enjoy the recruits we are getting and look forward to Zach Kline coming in as the #2 ranked QB in the country. Can anyone remember an incoming Cal QB ranked #1 or #2? I think Kyle Boller was a consensus #1 out of Valencia. Nate was #10 or so as was Riley. Boehm, Hinder, Bridgford & Mansion were all top 25 or so, but Kline should be the missing QB ingredient missing since Nate beat Oregon up there in 2007. I still miss Pawlaski’s swagger and attitude – he wanted to be on the kick-off coverage team. Kline seems to have plenty of that swagger and spirit AND leadership qualities. I hope Tedford doesn’t screw that up!!!
January 30th, 2012 at 5:27 pm
The only thing that can explain all this is Lupoi’s unethical practices and badmouthing against Cal, the school he’d said was his heart and soul. It’s not that Tedford didn’t counter offer and try to keep him. All these athletes changing their minds may take us back a few steps but I’m glad the program got cleaned up with Tosh’s departure. Good riddance!
January 30th, 2012 at 5:29 pm
Remember back to the days when all we had to gripe about Tedford for was his crappy coaching? Ah, good times….
January 30th, 2012 at 6:09 pm
Go onto your own BearsInsider website and notice how many views have come about because Wisdom Cow acted like a nut on these boards. That is the third highest viewed thread. I appreciate the interest people have in me. It is kind of sad that so many posters don’t have much of a life and get their jollies by posting all that false information about me. What a laughable fanbase.
January 30th, 2012 at 7:33 pm
“posters don’t have much of a life” <<<< quote of the century from the loser who has nothing better to do than troll on the fan site of a team she doesn't like. For years.
smh
January 30th, 2012 at 7:36 pm
@#4, Juancho, who said:
As an alumni it’s saddening to see that we went from being in the hunt for DJ Foster, who then chose ASU after Tosh left. And we fall down to settling for two star kids. A 5’9″ running back. In other words he’s probably 5’6″. I’m sure he has a hell of a lot of heart. But these guys typically don’t pan out into much. He’s going to make Sofele look like Dikeme Mutombo.
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First, Rival.com lists Jeffrey Coprich as a 3-Star player, while ESPN.com lists him as a 2-Star player.
Second, before you rip into one of our recruits, may I remind you of a long list of 2-Star recruits who excelled at Cal under Tedford’s leadership and are playing in the NFL, including Justin Forsett, Alex Mack, Mike Tepper, Mike Mohamed, Thomas DeCoud, and Matt Giordano. Playing with heart and no fear go a long ways, and it appears that Coprich has both.
Third, both Forsett and Sofele have proven that Tedford can take a smaller sized back and turn him into a mainstay 1,000+ yard ball carrier.
As Zack Kline has said in response to Lupoi’s departure:
“I talked to Bryce and everyone and it sucks but we’re all here for a much bigger reason than just one coach,” said Kline. “We’re here to play ball for Coach Tedford. We’re here to play ball for the university. We’re here because we made the best decisions for ourself.
Lest the circle of Tedford critics forgets, Tedford was the only college coach to offer Aaron Rogers a football scholarship. Tedford has recruited a long list of players who played very well at Cal, and quite a few who went on to the NFL. Perhaps if Nate the Great (2007), Jahvid Best (2009), and Kevin Riley (2010) were not injured, our Bears would have had better seasons those years.
Now is the time for all Cal fans to celebrate the recruiting class that we have and root for them and the rest of the team as they take to the field this fall. As another commentator earlier stated, the sky has not fallen. Cal football will be fine.
January 30th, 2012 at 7:45 pm
Addendum to #30.
I overlooked that J.J. Arrington, Cal’s most prolific running back with over 2000+ yards in one season (2004) was a 3-Star recruit and a towering 5’9″.
It looks like most of the O-line recruits are staying. It won’t be long before the fourth quarter will be ours again.
January 30th, 2012 at 7:51 pm
Well said Boaltblue!
January 30th, 2012 at 7:56 pm
Everybody take a deep breath. We got a bad break when that two faced creep TL left to recruit for Coach Sarsleazian. We lose kids that are loyal to TL and not the program? Fine with me because an unethical jerk like TL would have left for the $$ and then bad mouthed the program at some point anyway. Then kids that were loyal to him would have been a cancer on the team. I’d love to have Shaq but if his brother’s experience (4 year starter and then the NFL) isn’t enough to make him be a Bear then so be it.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:16 pm
I didnt rip him. I said those guys dont typically pan out. Thats true.
Its about expectations. Prior to last year 2007 is the last time we had a recruiting class in the top 25. Maybe the sky hasnt fallen.
Im more frustrated with us nearly being sky high with a top 5 class. If we keep Shaq i will eat crow happily. If we losd shaq, payton, walker were back to a class outside the top 25.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:19 pm
There is no doubt that 2-star and 3-star guys can fly under the radar and, with great coaching, make a team a powerhouse. No doubt Tedford did so in 2002-2004. Since then, well, recruiting certainly got better, as Juancho aptly noted.
For what it is worth, according to scout.com, Boise State’s recruiting classes were ranked as follows since 2005:
2011 – 65th (1 4-star)
2010 – 97th (no 4-star or better)
2009 – 60th (1 4-star)
2008 – 64th (1 4-star)
2007 – 57th (1 4-star, who was Kellen Moore. Cal did not offer him, nor did UW or WSU, even though he was from Washington State)
2006 – 78th (no 4-star or better)
2005 – 73rd (2 4-stars)
Boise State’s record during the same period
2005 9-4
2006 13-0 (won Fiesta Bowl)
2007 10-3
2008 12-1
2009 14-0 (won Fiesta Bowl)
2010 12-1 (missed FG to play for BCS NC game)
2011 12-1 (missed FG to play for BCS NC game)
Less heralded recruits can be molded by top-flight coaches, as Peterson has proven. teams that have great talent can nonetheless be quite mediocre, has several Pac-12 schools have proven.
Peterson’s salary from 2007-2010 ($825,000 a year). As of 2010, it is now $1.6 million a year, but slated to got to $2 million at the start of the 2012 season.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:19 pm
Juancho: you are so negative. analyzing copich and foster based on size. yarnaway was big 4star. arrington was a small 2 star. look at copich’s highlights. like lasco, runs hard between the tackles. bigelow’s highlights are all running outside.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:21 pm
@Easy ed – you should read the grantland article on espn.com about how fans react when a kid doesn’t pick their school. I think calling a kid a “cancer” was something that the author would have said was exactly the point of his article.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:23 pm
Covinared I’d appreciate it if you didn’t make personal attacks on me. I never write something saying “Covinared is so this or that”.
Thanks.
In my opinion there are exceptions to every rule. I hope Coprich does great. But my honest emotion is dissapointment that two weeks ago we were close on blue chip guys, and now we’re not in that ballpark anymore.
Good for these kids. They’ll get a great education and hopefully become great players. From an outsider view like mine, I go by the numbers and put some blind faith into the rankings. But plenty of highly rated guys have been busts. And plenty of lowly rated guys have proven everyone wrong. He has a great personal story of overcoming obstacles and triumph. I’ll be rooting for all the kids who wear the uniform. But I’m not going to all of a sudden just say every kid who signs gets me excited and is a great “sleeper” this and that.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:35 pm
Eric has it right. Coach Tedford early in his career had a better track record of turning the 2 star guys into great players. Look below for 2 star or lower rated folks:
2012 – Hardy Nickerson Jr., Damariay Drew, Jeffrey Coprich, Cole Leininger.
2011 – ZERO RECRUITS with 2 stars or less.
2010 – Adrian Lee, Kaelin Clay, Terrence Montgomery.
2009 – Vince D’amato, Lucas King.
2008 – Matt Rios, Kendrick Payne, Josh Hill.
2007 – Solomona Aigamua,
2006 – Charles Amadi, MIKE MOHAMED (Great player).
2005 – Gary Doxy, Brett Johnson.
2004 – JUSTIN FORSETT (Great player), ROBERT JORDAN (Great player), Mike Tepper, Chet Teofilo, ALEX MACK (Great player), David Lonie, Brian Deemer.
2003 – Kyle McClure, Kenneth Frank, Brandon Sanders, Brandon Myles, Sean Young, THOMAS DECOUD (Great player), Greg Van Hoesen, Lucas Everett, J.J. Arrington (Great player).
2002 – Wale Forrester, Randy Bundy.
Let’s hope Coprich is a Justin Forsett. That’s something we can all agree on. Let’s hope for the best.
Would I honestly take a Coprich over a DJ Foster. Nope.
January 30th, 2012 at 8:47 pm
Here’s the link again for anyone who’s bored and wants to compare historical recruiting classes. Nerdy goodness.
http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=9&c=8&toinid=731&yr=2012
January 30th, 2012 at 8:59 pm
Eric read my post carefully, I did not call anyone a cancer. I said that if a kid was coming to Cal because he was loyal to TL then what becomes of that kid when TL leaves? If Shaq loves Cal because he’s a fan, because his brother was successful there because he loves the program? Great! If he was only coming to Cal because of TL then he’s better off somewhere else where he will be happy than being at Cal being unhappy, that’s all. I don’t know Shaq from Joe Blow so I can’t call him a good kid or a cancer.
January 30th, 2012 at 9:01 pm
#12 post sounds like a Charlie brown field goal attempt, with the ball being pulled away at the last second and CB/JT falling flat on his back.
Guys chill out on the recruiting gossip. You don’t know what these kids are thinking or value.
Just wait until 2/1 and relax
January 30th, 2012 at 9:03 pm
I feel like this would be the appropriate time for PeteBear to drop in and scold us about whining.
I can’t wait for signing day to come. Then we can go back to being anti vs. pro Tedford fans. At least we’re all already used to disagreeing on that front.
January 30th, 2012 at 9:26 pm
“You go to battle with the Army you have, not the Army you want”
- Donald Rumsfeld
January 30th, 2012 at 9:39 pm
I agree that Cal should have a solid recruiting class without Shaq, Armstead or the WR from Westlake Village. But the frustration is that Oregon, USC and perhaps now Washington keep pulling away from the rest of the conference with blue chip athletes. I love college football, but I get so sick of Oklahoma, Alabama, Texas, LSU and USC generally dominating the landscape every year. It’s because they pull in the most four and five star athletes every year.
Look at what Cal did with its only five-star athletes over the last 30 years – Russell White and DeSean Jackson. Both of those guys were program changers. If White wasn’t on the 91 team, arguably the greatest that Cal has produced in the modern era, they don’t win 10 games that season and dominate their New Year’s Day bowl. And if Jackson wasn’t in the program, take away three or four close wins that Cal got in 06 and 07.
I completely understand why Juancho and others are beside themselves for losing Armstead and now most probably Shaq from this year’s class. Guys like that can be the difference between 7 and 10 win seasons. It may also be the reason that five-star guys like Matt Barkley and Robert Woods lead USC to a national championship next season. Ugggh!
January 30th, 2012 at 9:57 pm
@Easy Ed – I did your post carefully. You stated that Tosh is unethical and would have bad-mouthed the program. You then said that you were fine with losing recruits that were loyal to Tosh because “kids that were loyal to him would have been a cancer on the team.” In other words, kids that come to Cal notwithstanding Tosh leaving are going to be cancers. Putting that such an assertion doesn’t make a lot of sense – if they stayed with Cal notwithstanding their loyality, it sounds like they were the better persons, not cancers – think about the guys Tosh did recruit over the last few years who are on the team now. All those great LBs and DEs we have. Should we assume they cancers?
January 30th, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Juancho, I thought you said above that Walker would make his decision later today. Any news? thx!
January 30th, 2012 at 10:41 pm
Yes sir. I saw a biggins tweet a bit ago that it got oushed to tomorrow.
I guess he needs more time to talk to his family.
Payton announces at 130 tomorrow too.
January 30th, 2012 at 10:56 pm
Looks like more lost productivity tomorrow then! Thx!
January 31st, 2012 at 6:36 am
Eric, let’s hope not. I remember some of the kids were pissed that TL left without so much as a goodbye.
January 31st, 2012 at 8:49 am
Juancho: sorry. I should have not written you were negative. It should have written your perspectives, comments, and analysis are almost always negative.
January 31st, 2012 at 12:17 pm
moron the troll is sertainly an expert at picking out losers; having been one most of its adult life.