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MARCUS PETERS RUMORS
Kiper mocks cornerback Marcus Peters to Eagles—well, ya gotta start somewhere!
Marcus Peters, junior cornerback from Washington, 5-11, 192—played 34 games for the Huskies, 129 tackles, 11 INTs…
Frank Caliendo cracks me up— here he is playing Mel Kiper…
The greatest Eagles Fan Contest of all— the MACH 10 Draft Challenge—traditionally opens here for early balloting on the 3rd Saturday of March.
That makes sense, because by then you have a decent...
Via Eagles Eye
14 days ago
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Washington dismisses top CB Marcus Peters
SEATTLE (AP) Washington coach Chris Petersen has dismissed standout cornerback Marcus Peters from the program just two days before the Huskies face No. 18 UCLA.
The school confirmed the dismissal on Thursday morning. Peters was the only upperclassman starter in Washington's young secondary, which now could have two true freshmen starting at cornerback Saturday against the Bruins...
Via AP on Fox
November 06, 2014
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Washington Huskies Star CB Marcus Peters Kicked Off Team
In a shocking turn of events, the Seattle Times is reporting that Washington cornerback Marcus Peters has been dismissed from the team.
According to reports, Peters got into an argument with an assistant coach on Wednesday, and it’s just the latest in a series of confrontations Peters has had with the coaching staff.
Peters allegedly got into another argument with Washington...
Washington football: Marcus Peters Suspended
During Chris Petersen’s weekly Monday press conference, the Washington football coach announced that he has suspended Marcus Peters for the game against Illinois this Saturday. The game kicks off in Husky Stadium at 1:00 PT and can be watched on FOX or listened to on KOMO 1000 and the Washington IMG college network.
[Washington football: Another unimpressive victory]
Marcus Petes...
Via isportsweb.com
September 09, 2014
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Washington football: Previewing the secondary
The Washington football team returns a host of experienced defenders across the board in the front seven. The secondary does not have that same luxury. With one established star and a slew of talented, unproven players making up the Huskies’ secondary, the potential for volatility at the back of the defense is high. That isn’t a bad thing necessarily. The talent is abundant on...
Via isportsweb.com
July 17, 2014
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