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SonsofThunder

Andy Studebaker is fine.  His only problem is having to deal with double and triple teams.  He'll be fine when he watches the rest of the Wheaton D clean-up becuase of it.  He'll get his.  I'm not worried about that at all.
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NCC_alum62

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Quote from: SonsofThunder on September 14, 2007, 05:22:41 PM
Andy Studebaker is fine.  His only problem is having to deal with double and triple teams.  He'll be fine when he watches the rest of the Wheaton D clean-up becuase of it.  He'll get his.  I'm not worried about that at all.

I don't think people were commenting on why he wasn't racking up any stats its more to do with the question of if he is healthy.  I think if he was "fine" the coaches wouldn't have kept him out.  His "watching the Wheaton D clean up" has come from the sidelines according to some of the other Wheaton posters.

I wish him the best an that he truely is "fine" (Although I hope our OT's can keep him out of the NCC backfield in a few weeks ;) ) he is a great player and might even get a look from the NFL at the combine.

Speaking of which Michael Allen the TE from Whitworth has some pretty good catches in pre-season and he made the Cheifs practice squad, which is better than not making the team.  I was hoping he would have made the 53 man roster with his catching, but I think he needs work as a blocker.  Although they did give him number 81 so hopefully they are goiong to keep him around and develope him and he can mkae the 53 man roster next year.

NCC_alum62

Thanks for the message Sons of Thunder...um glad he is fine. :-\

No sure if you meant to send me just that message or if you meant to reply to the board. Either way.

79jaybird

I have seen Andy Studebaker double and triple teamed, and fight right through to make the tackle.  The man is extraordinary talented.  I would think somebody of Andy's size and strength makes life a little easier for the other D Linemen and LB's because they know there are 1-2 less guys that are going to be coming after them.

NCCALUM62-  you are right that the Bluejays' strength is on the defensive side of the ball.  While the D is strong, the Offense is getting there as Kudyba looks to be back to old form, and the receivers showed a lot of talent in game 1.  Granted it WAS IBC, but still they ran crisp routes and made their catches, which is all you ask for from the receiving corps.
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burly

Quote from: SonsofThunder on September 14, 2007, 05:22:41 PM
Andy Studebaker is fine.  His only problem is having to deal with double and triple teams.  He'll be fine when he watches the rest of the Wheaton D clean-up becuase of it.  He'll get his.  I'm not worried about that at all.

Triple teaming one player...  I'll play 10 vs. 8 anyday.

RadioNotes

Reading this board for 2 years + now and the AYK series is great! lol      Good entertainment -- until the teams get into their conference games and there are closer games/rivalries to read about!  Rarely get to see a game--but listen regularly, enjoy the comments, and follow the CCIW news too. 
REALLY enjoy the behind the scenes info that is usually discussed! 
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Gregory Sager

Thanks for the nice thoughts, guys, but send some love Mr. Ypsi's way as well. After all, Chuck was the first one to blow the whistle on AYK's shenanigans over on the IBC board.

Quote from: NCC_alum62 on September 14, 2007, 11:16:03 AM
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burly

Quote from: Gregory Sager on September 15, 2007, 12:16:15 AM
Thanks for the nice thoughts, guys, but send some love Mr. Ypsi's way as well. After all, Chuck was the first one to blow the whistle on AYK's shenanigans over on the IBC board.

Quote from: NCC_alum62 on September 14, 2007, 11:16:03 AM
Never get in a land war in asia...

Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line...

Never insult Gregory Sager, he shoots lightning bolts from his keyboard and has a vocabulary 7 feet long.

I learned everything I know from Bob Meyer, the Chuck Norris of the CCIW.

"Chuck Norris of the CCIW" man... I wish I could give Karma.  That's a great schema pitch - Chuck Norris playing Division III Football.

robertgoulet

Quote from: Billy Pilgrim on September 15, 2007, 04:23:03 AM
"Chuck Norris of the CCIW" man... I wish I could give Karma.  That's a great schema pitch - Chuck Norris playing Division III Football.

I have your back, Billy. Karma for Mr. Sager.

As a matter of fact, how about Applause for everyone on this page!...well...there's only three of us...so how about Applause for everyone on page 765?! HHURRAY!

Good luck to all of the CCIW teams today, especially my North Central Cardinals!
You win! You always do!

FormerCard

One pick a piece for the corners from wheaton.. corner opposite ittersagen takes it to the house...14-0 Wheaton
Go Cards

Mugsy

Ullrich is 11-15 for 198 yards and 2 TD's in the first half.  That's more like it.
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Mugsy

Make that 3 TD's for Ullrich...  35-7 Wheaton
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burly

Quote from: robertgoulet on September 15, 2007, 10:41:57 AM
Quote from: Billy Pilgrim on September 15, 2007, 04:23:03 AM
"Chuck Norris of the CCIW" man... I wish I could give Karma.  That's a great schema pitch - Chuck Norris playing Division III Football.

I have your back, Billy. Karma for Mr. Sager.

As a matter of fact, how about Applause for everyone on this page!...well...there's only three of us...so how about Applause for everyone on page 765?! HHURRAY!

Good luck to all of the CCIW teams today, especially my North Central Cardinals!

Thank you Robert.  Karma for you soon enough.

burly

Quote from: Mugsy on September 15, 2007, 02:16:36 PM
Make that 3 TD's for Ullrich...  35-7 Wheaton

Big day for the Thunder on both sides of the ball....

Mugsy

Only belmish is 2 fumbles by Wheaton leading to a short field and WashU's only score.

-16 yards rushing for WashU., 99 passing.  Another great 1st half for the Wheaton D.  That's an average of 58 yards in the first half over the past 2 weeks.  Nice.

So much for the question if Wheaton has a weakness at the other CB opposite Ittersagen.  I'd say Tyler Langs has more than answered that question thus far.  He really seems to have a nose for the ball.
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