Looking back at St. Pierre
If this blog had been around when Brian St. Pierre was quarterbacking at BC, I probably would have spent an inordinate amount of time criticizing him. St. Pierre is an interesting link in the chain of BC QBs. He was TOB's first true QB recruit and served as the template for how TOB and Bible ...
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January 22, 2009
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January 22, 2009
Recruiting geography and other links
This SI.com article is sparking all sorts of discussion in the blogosphere. The premise -- that the talent in the south is deeper and better and gives southern schools an advantage -- overstates that advantage and also overlooks the other factors in winning. As BC has shown, you can win when you ...
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January 22, 2009
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January 22, 2009
Center Johnson Placed on IR with Knee Injury
The Cards have placed center Al Johnson, who suffered a knee injury early in training camp, on injured reserve.? He started 14 games last season for the Cardinals after coming over to the team from the Cowboys as a free agent.? The team also moved? center Pat Ross to the roster from the practice squad, [...]
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September 07, 2008
Johnson Out For the Rest of Camp
Center Al Johnson had successful knee surgery on Friday and the team is hopeful he can return to the field by game 1 or two of the regular season.? This injury leaves the Cardinals mighty thin at the Center position.? Third string C Scott Peters also got hurt this week and is out for the season.? That leaves second string Lyle Sendlein as the starter for now.? Being so thin at the...
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August 03, 2008
Cards Claim Center Pat Ross off Waivers from Carolina
The Cardinals have been awarded center Pat Ross off of waivers from the Panthers. Carolina released Ross back on July 31st to make room on their roster. To make room for Ross, the team put guard/center Scott Peters on IR. Ross was first with Seattle as an undrafted free agent back in 2006. He also [...]
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August 02, 2008
THE CARDINALS HOT 25








