Texas A&M player kicked off team
Jason Lawhorn
FYI in case you haven't heard:
Texas A&M starting Safety Typail McMullen was kicked off the team last
week for academic reasons. McMullen had started 11 of 12 games for A&M
in 1995, and was a needed veteran in a secondary that lacks experience.
This could be a big blow to Texas A&M's chances this year, unless some
of the talented underclassmen step it up a notch. Oh well, at least
there was no cheating this time.
Jason
Danny Holwerda
In article <31CFE6...@odp.tamu.edu>, Jason Lawhorn
<Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
From what I read in the paper, all of the coaches said that McMullen was
in good academic standing, but that he had broken some other team rule.
None of them would disclose anything more, though. It was actually another
player (Andre Williams) who speculated that the reason might be academics.
Jason Lawhorn
Danny Holwerda wrote:
> > Jason
>
> From what I read in the paper, all of the coaches said that McMullen was
> in good academic standing, but that he had broken some other team rule.
> None of them would disclose anything more, though. It was actually another
> player (Andre Williams) who speculated that the reason might be academics.
From what I understand, it has something to do with the fact that he
doesn't have enough hours to be a senior. He would have been eligible
had he passed a physics course that he took this summer. In essence, he
is being penalized for having a hard major(Industrial Eng), IMHO. You
can still be in good academic standing gradewise, and still not have
enough hours to be a senior, which is the case with McMullen as I
understand it.
We may never know the real truth, as coaches are forbidden under NCAA
rules to discuss such matters publicly.
Jason
Bradley Dale Glover
Jason Lawhorn <Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
>Texas A&M starting Safety Typail McMullen was kicked off the team last
>week for academic reasons. McMullen had started 11 of 12 games for A&M
>in 1995, and was a needed veteran in a secondary that lacks experience.
>This could be a big blow to Texas A&M's chances this year, unless some
>of the talented underclassmen step it up a notch. Oh well, at least
>there was no cheating this time.
Sounds like Slocum gonna go down via the high road.
shoe shine boy(2 more years)
Jason Lawhorn
> Sounds like Slocum gonna go down via the high road.
>
> shoe shine boy(2 more years)
I hope you're right, shoe shine boy. You think Jackie Sherrill would
come back? If A&M ever had any glory days, it was when Jackie was
coach.
Jason
JayB
Last year about this time, somebody went thru all the college
football rosters and came up with an "All Name Team".
Is this person still on RSFC, and could he post 1996's
"All Name Team"??
> Texas A&M starting Safety Typail McMullen was kicked off the team last
> week for academic reasons.
I think that anybody named "Typail" should be on the "All Name Team"
nirad pandya
In article <31CFE6...@odp.tamu.edu>,
Jason Lawhorn <Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
>FYI in case you haven't heard:
>
I also heard somewhere that the Colons (ie. Chris & Kevin) have also quit
the team. Is this true? Wasn't Cris Colon the asswipe that badmouthed
Mackovic during his recruitment?
Nirad "tsk tsk" Pandya
THE University of Texas
David C. Tuttle
Jason Lawhorn <Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
>
> From what I understand, it has something to do with the fact that he
> doesn't have enough hours to be a senior. He would have been eligible
> had he passed a physics course that he took this summer.
It's a good sign that he could remember which summer courses he was
taking...
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El Goob (Gary W. Smith)
In some article, Dylan Flynn Alexander <dy...@tamu.edu> wrote:
->In article <31D002...@odp.tamu.edu>, Jason Lawhorn
-><Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
->
->}In essence, he
->}is being penalized for having a hard major(Industrial Eng), IMHO.
->
->Hard major? They sure seem to retain a lot of mental midgets for such
->a "hard" subject.
Not everyone is a Big Brain like you and Bradley.
- goob (or was it you and craig... i can never remember) smith
Craig Weston
JayB <berw...@chicago.edu> wrote:
>Last year about this time, somebody went thru all the college
>football rosters and came up with an "All Name Team".
>
>Is this person still on RSFC, and could he post 1996's
>"All Name Team"??
>
>
A few more nominations:
Ink Aleaga (Washington LB)
Tiki Barber (Virginia RB)
Jimmy Carter (Kentucky P)
Jitu Crittle (Oklahoma State DB)
Epenesa Epenesa (Iowa DL)
Javeli Guidry (UCLA DB)
Zebbie Lethridge (Texas Tech QB)
Excel Lucas (Temple DB)
Central McClellion (Ohio State DB)
Antoine McNutt (Illinois OL)
LaVance McQueen (Duke LB)
Sirr Parker (TAMU RB)
Harvey Pennypacker (Syracuse C)
Combo Deal: Michigan; Jarett Irons (LB), Glen Steele (DL), Sam Sword (LB)
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Jason Lawhorn
nirad pandya wrote:
> I also heard somewhere that the Colons (ie. Chris & Kevin) have also quit
> the team. Is this true? Wasn't Cris Colon the asswipe that badmouthed
> Mackovic during his recruitment?
>
I've heard that the backup QB Kevin Colon had transferred to TCU, but I
hadn't heard about Chris Colon, the Linebacker. No big loss on either
count though. Neither of them would've played a down this year. A&M is
too deep at LB and QB for the Colons to matter.
As for the badmouthing Makovic part, I don't know. I do know that
neither of the brothers has the best reputation as a team player,
though.
Jason
Dylan Flynn Alexander
In article <4qpgq2$6...@news.tamu.edu>, goo...@tam2000.tamu.edu (El Goob
(Gary W. Smith)) wrote:
Craig, Bradley, what's the difference.
Goob, I hate you. I canceled this post about 30 seconds after you responded.
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Laurence W May
Hey, you forgot about Charlie Moran and his "dirty crew". <G>
Laurence May
Glenn A Tanner
In article <31CFE6...@odp.tamu.edu>,
Jason Lawhorn <Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> wrote:
>FYI in case you haven't heard:
>
>Texas A&M starting Safety Typail McMullen was kicked off the team last
>week for academic reasons. McMullen had started 11 of 12 games for A&M
>This could be a big blow to Texas A&M's chances this year, unless some
>of the talented underclassmen step it up a notch.
Wow. I predict Ramon Flanigan will have a field day against the A&M
secondary, and SMU will beat the Aggies for the third year in a row.
GT
Bradley Dale Glover
Dylan Flynn Alexander <dy...@tamu.edu> wrote:
>}- goob (or was it you and craig... i can never remember) smith
>Craig, Bradley, what's the difference.
A UT degree.
shoe shine boy(and the sense to avoid net.harangues.regression.analysis)
Bradley Dale Glover
El Goob (Gary W. Smith) <goo...@tam2000.tamu.edu> wrote:
>Dylan Flynn Alexander <dy...@tamu.edu> wrote:
>->}In essence, he
>->}is being penalized for having a hard major(Industrial Eng), IMHO.
>->Hard major? They sure seem to retain a lot of mental midgets for such
>->a "hard" subject.
>Not everyone is a Big Brain like you and Bradley.
>- goob (or was it you and craig... i can never remember) smith
Two shots in one post. I'll get you for this.
shoe shine boy(time to break out the big guns)
DBarnes144
In article <31D008...@odp.tamu.edu>, Jason Lawhorn
<Jason_...@odp.tamu.edu> writes:
>I hope you're right, shoe shine boy. You think Jackie Sherrill would
>come back? If A&M ever had any glory days, it was when Jackie was
>coach.
Perhaps Hillary Rodham Clinton could summon the ghost of "Bahr" Bryant to
return to his (pre-cheatenous?) slut days at A&M, show them boys some
discipline.
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Jeffrey L. Nauss
Jason Lawhorn wrote:
> Texas A&M starting Safety Typail McMullen was kicked off the team last
> week for academic reasons.
I had heard of McMullen's academic prowness in a round about manner.
Somewhere in the discussion was the phrase "dumb as a rock."
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Jason Lawhorn
Jeffrey L. Nauss wrote:
> I had heard of McMullen's academic prowness in a round about manner.
> Somewhere in the discussion was the phrase "dumb as a rock."
He was smart enough to stay in school as a Engineering major for 4 years
and not flunk out. That doesn't necessarily make him extremely smart,
but it tells me that he at least has something up top. I seriously
doubt he's as dumb as a rock. I may be wrong, though. You never know
what kind of "tutoring" A&M offers.
Jason
Vitalstatistix
>Jason Lawhorn wrote:
>>
>> > Sounds like Slocum gonna go down via the high road.
>> >
>> > shoe shine boy(2 more years)
>>
>> I hope you're right, shoe shine boy. You think Jackie Sherrill would
>> come back? If A&M ever had any glory days, it was when Jackie was
>> coach.
>>
>> Jason
>Hey, you forgot about Charlie Moran and his "dirty crew". <G>
> Laurence May
I am disappointed Goob. No post about "the cheatenous slut"?
Krish
[Ken Gilbert
>In the 1994 College World Series, Oklahoma had two players with
>cool names: Bucky Buckles and Chip Glass.
>--
They had two players by the name of Snow and Ice.
Cheers, Ken Gilbert
kgil...@cas.org
standard disclaimer here
Road Warrior
>
>JayB <berw...@chicago.edu> wrote:
>>Last year about this time, somebody went thru all the college
>>football rosters and came up with an "All Name Team".
>>
>>Is this person still on RSFC, and could he post 1996's
>>"All Name Team"??
<SNIP>
One of my all-time favorites is a guy who played for Arizona a few years ago.
His name was Olatide (o-la-tee-day) Ogunfiditimi (o-goon-fuh-dit-im-me). No
BS.
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[snip]
>I've heard that the backup QB Kevin Colon had transferred to TCU, but I
>hadn't heard about Chris Colon, the Linebacker. No big loss on either
>count though. Neither of them would've played a down this year. A&M is
>too deep at LB and QB for the Colons to matter.
Just curious. When did K. Colon decide to transfer to TCU? Last I
heard, he was getting equal snap time with Stewart during spring
drills and the coaches were saying that there was no clear starter at
that point. (Of course, everyone knows coachspeak.)
>As for the badmouthing Makovic part, I don't know. I do know that
>neither of the brothers has the best reputation as a team player,
>though.
Neither did Typail.
JKL (another one bites the dust)
Trace A. Magill
Nebraska: I.M. Hipp
Stephen Paul Carl
><SNIP>
>
>One of my all-time favorites is a guy who played for Arizona a few years ago.
>His name was Olatide (o-la-tee-day) Ogunfiditimi (o-goon-fuh-dit-im-me). No
>BS.
Very nice! For sheer syllables, it probably takes the cake. For
interpretation, though, my favorite is Rice's all-time leader in
sacks (and not done yet), Ndukwe Kalu, which means either "son of thunder"
or "thunder god", one.
>Later,
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Trent Woodruff
RW> One of my all-time favorites is a guy who played for Arizona a few
RW> years ago. His name was Olatide (o-la-tee-day) Ogunfiditimi
RW> (o-goon-fuh-dit-im-me). No BS.
No XW or Z either, but that's about it. <chuckle>
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Sid Kitchel
>efla...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu (Edward Flaherty) writes:
>>In the 1994 College World Series, Oklahoma had two players with
>>cool names: Bucky Buckles and Chip Glass.
>Quarterback Julius Caesar Watts. Nuff said.
NOPE!! Howsabout:
Halfback Joe Don Looney.........boy was he ever!!!
soONEr bred!!!,
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>
> efla...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu (Edward Flaherty) writes:
>
> >In the 1994 College World Series, Oklahoma had two players with
> >cool names: Bucky Buckles and Chip Glass.
>
> Quarterback Julius Caesar Watts. Nuff said.
"Buster Rhymes" was pretty damn close.
Pete Coughlan
(nirad pandya) wrote:
>
> I also heard somewhere that the Colons (ie. Chris & Kevin) have also quit
> the team. Is this true? Wasn't Cris Colon the asswipe that badmouthed
> Mackovic during his recruitment?
>
Colons? Asswipe? I think this belongs over in that Water Wiggle and Slip
'n' Slide thread.
:-)
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>
>Jason Lawhorn wrote:
>>
>> > Sounds like Slocum gonna go down via the high road.
>> >
>> > shoe shine boy(2 more years)
>>
>> I hope you're right, shoe shine boy. You think Jackie Sherrill would
>> come back? If A&M ever had any glory days, it was when Jackie was
>> coach.
>>
>> Jason
>
>Hey, you forgot about Charlie Moran and his "dirty crew". <G>
>
> Laurence May
Yes, and may those who are not satisfied w/ Slocum & 9-2 or 10-1, etc.
be blessed w/ a return to the Jim Meyers / Hank Foldberg days. Look
up what happened when greedy Aggie Former Students made Emory (Bellard)
a memory. Betcha 90% plus of the time when a coach w/ a record like
RC's gets canned, the replacement's results are worse.
Keep asking & agitating. Y'all. may get what you deserve.
An Aggie ancient enough to remember!
Jimmy Dee '63
Jacob Wilson
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<"The same thing we do every night, Pinky... plan to
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Trent Woodruff
>In the 1994 College World Series, Oklahoma had two players with
>cool names: Bucky Buckles and Chip Glass.
JW>Quarterback Julius Caesar Watts. Nuff said.
So, THAT'S what the J.C. stood for. I was thinking it stood for Jesus Christ.
(Since it seemed like I was yelling that at the TV every time he pitched the
damn ball into "nowhere"...)
... Sure I can help you out. Which way did you come in?
DBarnes144
In article <2e2.5...@nosurf.com>, trent.w...@nosurf.com (Trent
Woodruff) writes:
>So, THAT'S what the J.C. stood for. I was thinking it stood for Jesus
Christ
I was thinking maybe it was Jimmy Carter.
"There's damsels in distress out there, and we've got all this beer.
We'll free them from their condos, and bring 'em over here." - Jimmy
Deke Arndt
> >cool names: Bucky Buckles and Chip Glass.
>
John, have I ever told you how profound you are?
Deke
CarlosA-E
J.C. Penny, a RB from Youngstown, Ohio, who played at
UM from 1983-1986.
CarlosA-E
Paul Hensel
In article <4r67ce$o...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, dbarn...@aol.com
(DBarnes144) wrote:
> >So, THAT'S what the J.C. stood for. I was thinking it stood for Jesus
> Christ
>
> I was thinking maybe it was Jimmy Carter.
Who, incidentally, is a kicker at Kentucky this year.
My favorite name of the current year (besides those vowel-laden names
that always give announcers so much trouble, like RT Iosefa Pua'auli
from Hawaii) has to be CB Javelin Guidry from UCLA. Although with
a name like Javelin he sounds more like a WR or maybe QB than a CB...
Paul ("If only my parents had been more creative") Hensel
phe...@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
Michael J. Pfeffer
Didn't the Florida Gators have Robert Louis Stevenson handling
the kicking duties last year? Oh, the classics.
Matthew Speed
ffr...@cdsnet.net (Jim DeMont) wrote:
>Yes, and may those who are not satisfied w/ Slocum & 9-2 or 10-1, etc.
>be blessed w/ a return to the Jim Meyers / Hank Foldberg days. Look
>up what happened when greedy Aggie Former Students made Emory (Bellard)
>a memory. Betcha 90% plus of the time when a coach w/ a record like
>RC's gets canned, the replacement's results are worse.
If anyone doubts this look at THE University...Akers 10 win seasons
weren't good enough cuz the alums would settle for nothing less than
another MNC. So he was kicked out and we got a decade+ of crummy
teams.
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Trent Woodruff
-=> Quoting David C. Tuttle to ALL <=-
> From what I understand, it has something to do with the fact that he
> doesn't have enough hours to be a senior. He would have been eligible
> had he passed a physics course that he took this summer.
DCT> It's a good sign that he could remember which summer courses he was
DCT> taking...
And he wasn't 35 years old.
(Oh wait...that was at THE University...it's so hard to tell the difference
anymore...)
... Polaroids: What polar bears get from sitting on icecaps too long.
FDBarnett
>Matthew Speed wrote:
>If anyone doubts this look at THE University...Akers 10 win seasons
>weren't good enough cuz the alums would settle for nothing less than
>another MNC. So he was kicked out and we got a decade+ of crummy
>teams.
A dead-head Fred sighting. I can hear all you t-sippers now yelling --
Stop it, you're giving me the willies!!!
Frank (what about David McWilliams) Barnett
Tyndall C. Jackson
Michael J. Pfeffer (mpfe...@novia.net) wrote:
> Didn't the Florida Gators have Robert Louis Stevenson handling
> the kicking duties last year? Oh, the classics.
Yeah, but even Mr. Treasure Island himself doesn't beat the best-named
Florida punter... Hank Rone. Just add an s to the front of the first name
and it becomes the most aptly-named punter in Florida history.
-- Dr.D
(fernando acosta-rua was pretty good, too)
Dustin Christmann
FDBarnett wrote:
> Frank (what about David McWilliams) Barnett
What about Emory Bellard?
(For that matter, what about Frank Barnett, the clueless newbie who won't be
around in three weeks, when he gets the bill for his brand spanking new AOL
account?)
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Walter Eric Johnson
Dustin Christmann (dus...@nortel.com) wrote:
: FDBarnett wrote:
: > Frank (what about David McWilliams) Barnett
:
: What about Emory Bellard?
He was my favorite football coach at A&M. Not very
many people realize it, but A&M pays homage to him
every midnight yell practice! Believe it or not,
midnight yell practice used to be in front of
Henderson Hall. If I remember correctly, it
was Emory Bellard who suggested moving midnight
yell practice elsewhere!
My recollection, somewhat hazy due to passage
of time is that he wasn't thrilled with the
performance of the team (we won 3 and lost 8
that year) and also with the way the players
would hang out the windows and throw things
at the crowd (mostly rolls of toilet paper).
So part of the way through the 1972 season, he
suggested finding someplace else to hold it and
so it was moved to Kyle Field.
Eric Johnson
TAMCWHOOP
At the risk of providing some actual football related info amongst the
bantering on this thread, I would like to provide the following:
* Kevin Colon has supposedly transferred. I had heard that he is
transferring
to a smaller college in MO, although TCU seemed to be the logical
choice.
* Chris Colon was kicked off of the team for steroids abuse. Rumor has
it that
Colon's helmet will not be the only one to roll. Chris would have
been a
contributor on special teams and provided quality depth at OLB. He's
not a
significant loss. He is not the punk that trashed Mackovic a couple
of years
back. That was Ross McCoy, who we lovingly referred to as the
"Lovell
Pinkney of A&M." McCoy, a December grad, was homesick for his
girlfriend
and left school before the semester ended. He and his chick were
supposed
to join the Army (how romantic).
* Typhail is a loss no matter how you slice it. The magnitude depends
on who
all shows up (literally & figuratively) in August. There have been
rumors
swirling around since just after signing day that A&M was going to get
Chris
McAlister, a JUCO-AA DB (6'2", 187, 4.4) out of Mt. Sac. Apparently
there
is some Pac-10 glitch with his HS transcript. About 2 weeks ago, I
heard
it was a done deal, and lately, its more than likely. If he is not
available, Shun
Horn, who was recently moved back to CB from safety, will probably be
the
man. Also, several of the incoming frosh, especially Brandon
Jennings, now
have the op to step up and be counted. McAlister originally signed
with AZ
in Feb. Mt. Sac is becoming a pipeline for A&M, sending Jimmie Irby
last
year and JUCO-AA CB Eric Jennings this year.
Again, my apologies for interupting this thread with some actual
information. Heaven forbid if we used this newsgroup for what it was
actually for.
Jason Lawhorn
Kevin Colon transferred to TCU, that's a definite. Doesn't anyone read
the Batt? As for Chris Colon, You're wrong when you say that he would
contribute on defense this year. About 20 people would have to get hurt
for him to play a down. A&M could field 4 teams of linebackers that
could start for most teams. That's probably why he resorted to steroid
use, if that's true(?).
Jason
Michael J. Pfeffer
TAMCWHOOP wrote:
>
> At the risk of providing some actual football related info amongst the
> bantering on this thread, I would like to provide the following:
<Stuff not dealing with trivia questions deleted>
> Again, my apologies for interupting this thread with some actual
> information. Heaven forbid if we used this newsgroup for what it was
> actually for.
For the last time, alt.college-bowl is not about football.
Michael John Pfeffer
Dylan Flynn Alexander
In article <4rm2vr$s...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, tamc...@aol.com
(TAMCWHOOP) wrote:
}There have been
}rumors swirling around since just after signing day that A&M was going to get
}Chris McAlister, a JUCO-AA DB (6'2", 187, 4.4) out of Mt. Sac. Apparently
}there is some Pac-10 glitch with his HS transcript.
So he might go to UT, instead?
--
Dylan Flynn Alexander
dy...@tamu.edu
Jeffrey L. Nauss
Walter Eric Johnson wrote:
> He was my favorite football coach at A&M. Not very
> many people realize it, but A&M pays homage to him
> every midnight yell practice!
Huh?
> Believe it or not,
> midnight yell practice used to be in front of
> Henderson Hall.
Hmmm. I'm not sure about this. Why would a coach let his players stay
up past midnight on the night before a game?
How ever midnight yell got to Kyle Field, I would not say it is a
tribute to Emory (I don't pass) Bellard.
Charles John Mace
In article <dylan-07079...@ppp1b-08.rns.tamu.edu>,
Dylan Flynn Alexander <dy...@tamu.edu> wrote:
>In article <4rm2vr$s...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, tamc...@aol.com
>(TAMCWHOOP) wrote:
>}There have been
>}rumors swirling around since just after signing day that A&M was going to get
>}Chris McAlister, a JUCO-AA DB (6'2", 187, 4.4) out of Mt. Sac. Apparently
>}there is some Pac-10 glitch with his HS transcript.
>So he might go to UT, instead?
He is not eligible there yet. Upon reaching the age of 30, he can apply.
>Dylan Flynn Alexander
cmuck