Aldon Smith: Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year
'Nario, Spoon, and Ressel all named to first team, with Nario earning a few votes for Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, according to an athletic department news release.
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Not gonna lie
Mack Brown as Coach of the Year? Congrats, you didn’t screw up? Making Iowa St. relevant, if only for a year, should be recognized.
Formerly known as Mizzou Grad
am i missing something
or did gabbert not even get honorable mention? and perry, rutland and simmons did? really?
wow, hadn't even noticed that...
Oklahoma: 3rd in the country in net punting
Missouri: 4th
Baylor: 56th
Baylor’s punter: 1st team
Oklahoma’s punter: 2nd team
Makes total sense.
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Thrust nunchuk upward!
I'm not a conspiracy theorist
most of the time… but does it seem to anyone else that the ballyhooing of
For the first time in Conference history all 12 teams are represented on the first-team All-Conference squad.
may indicate some orchestration here? Perhaps they thought that they could sneak one through as no one really pays attention to punters anyway… and who else from Baylor (with Hottub out) is going to warrant 1st team consideration. . . and then the OU punter has to get the next slot because he was one spot better nationally and they’re OU and then Jake Henry gets left out because it’s only Mizzou anyway and who’s going to notice and RAWWWR!
Ask kU who the best punter in the B12 is.
Once my pants are on, I make gold records.
by Other Side of the Pillow on Dec 1, 2009 3:44 PM CST up reply actions
Nice
I like the, ask kU statement at the end. I bet they know his name.
WHAT’S HIS NAME??!!!!!>>!#$#
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by MarioVanPeebles Republic of China on Dec 1, 2009 4:18 PM CST up reply actions
Doubtful.
I doubt all of the coaches are even the ones who actually submit their ballots. Not to mention, they can’t vote for their own, so it’s not like anybody was “sneaking” anyone in.
by RPT on Dec 1, 2009 4:43 PM CST up reply actions
I had meant
to jump the track to that fickle land of farce— and may have failed. Blast.
Once my pants are on, I make gold records.
by Other Side of the Pillow on Dec 1, 2009 10:43 PM CST up reply actions
Ressel with first team all-B12!!
"Those who fear disorder more than injustice inevitably produce more of both." -- Rev. William Coffin
shhhhh...
We may have a few of those. Don’t let anyone know!
I, for one (and I think most of Mizzou nation), knew what we were getting from ‘nario. I mean, to see him to best Maclin, no, I didn’t expect THAT. Figured we’d have a solid #1 though.
I’m jacked to see Jerrell Jackson and Wes Kemp get better next year. Throw in Woodland, who’s actually nabbing some PT, and Jimmie Hunt, a Danario clone, good lord! That’s not even talking Moe or Gerau either.
And Marcus Lucas.
What? I can think about it at least.
On many occasions
in the past, my husband swore to return to school at Missouri and become their kicker. “Is there not one person in the State of Missouri that can kick a freaking field goal?” Oh – it was one of his better tirades. Of course, it is out of the arsenal now.
And Jake 4 looks 4 times better with that haircut.
Missouri offensive coordinator David Yost said. "Throwing to 81 is normally good." -- via Joe Walljasper
by tigers and chiefs fan on Dec 1, 2009 7:08 PM CST up reply actions
he still needs to lose the stache.
" If I had a gun on a boat I would shoot you right here, right now"
Jake has the biggest hands
I’ve met him and I couldn’t believe the size of his hands. Always thought they were kind of wasted on a punter.
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