NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH, The Official Athletic Site along with Joe Heap and ricky watters, to return two punts of at least 73yards each for TDs in a career and is the only Irish Athletics football http://und.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/getherall_joey00.html
Extractions: Speedy returning starter at flanker who had major impact every time he touched the ball in 2000 . . . named a third-team All-American as a punt returner by Collegefootball news.com . . . Notre Dame's top receiver in 2000 based on receiving yards . . . his various contributions in 2000 personified Irish team effort . . . boasts outstanding pure speed, with potential to help with punt or kickoff returns . . . ranked as top Irish punt returner in '00, ranking ninth in the country, including two returns for touchdowns . . . top-flight receiver who can make the big play . . . experienced, tough, knowledgeable talent who plays hard all the time . . . selected to play in 2001 East-West Shrine Senior all-star game. AS A SENIOR: AS A JUNIOR: AS A SOPHOMORE: AS A FRESHMAN: One of six freshmen to earn a monogram in '97 as a rookie . . . started as wide receiver vs. Georgia Tech as Irish opened in three-wide receiver set . . . caught five passes for 47 yards, including 10-yarder on Notre Dame's second play from scrimmage . . . became first Irish freshman to start first game of his college career in 14 years, since linebacker Mike Kovaleski did it in 1983 against Purdue . . . sprained right knee vs. Tech kept him out of Purdue, Michigan State and Michigan games, then was bothered with groin strain for several weeks . . . returned to start vs. Stanford but ran deep pattern on first play from scrimmage and played only briefly after that . . . grabbed three for 46 vs. Boston College . . . played in 10 games overall, including reserve role in '97 Independence Bowl vs. LSU . . . caught three passes for 23 yards in Independence Bowl vs. LSU.
Big DADDY Fantasy Football League RB, Terrell Davis, 0, RB, ricky watters, 6. WR, Irving Fryar, 0, James Stewart,0. Kevin Dyson, 0, WR, Jimmy Smith, 0. Amani Toomer, 0, Curtis Conway, 0 http://www.unf.edu/~randal/wk3.html
Extractions: Week 3 Bur Ha HURRS The Chosen ONES QB Donovan McNabb QB Rob Johnson RB Terrell Davis RB Ricky Watters WR Irving Fryar James Stewart Kevin Dyson WR Jimmy Smith Amani Toomer Curtis Conway Terrell Owens TE Frank Wychek TE K Steve Christie K Jason Hanson TOTAL TOTAL Los GATOS III REDS QB Drew Bledsoe QB Kurt Warner RB Stephen Davis RB Jamal Anderson Marshall Faulk Ricky Williams WR Albert Connell WR Issac Bruce Torry Holt Jerry Rice Peter Warrick TE Bubba Franks TE K Mike Vanderjagt K Gary Anderson TOTAL TOTAL Hed BUSSA'S Jerichoholics Anonymous QB Tim Couch QB Brett Farve RB Emmitt Smith RB Fred Beasley Tiki Barber Duce Staley WR Ed McCaffery WR Keyshawn Johnson Raghib Ismail Charles Johnson TE Shannon Sharpe TE Ricky Dudley K Sebastian Janikowski K Brett Conway TOTAL TOTAL A-pac-A-flips Fair LADIES QB Steve Beurlein QB Jon Kitna RB RB Stacy Mack WR Cris Carter WR Antonio Freeman Tim Brown Mushin Muhammed Joe Horn Terry Glenn Sean Dawkins TE Wesley Walls TE Tony Gonzales K John Carney K Adam Vinatieri TOTAL TOTAL Ballas Y2K RLG (Ralph Lauren Gentlemen) QB Mark Burnell QB Dante Culpepper RB Ron Dayne RB Antowain Smith WR Andre Rison WR Dedric Ward Wayne Chrebet Randy Moss Eric Moulds Marcus Robinson Donald Hayes TE TE Jay Riemesra K Jason Elam K Martin Grammatica TOTAL TOTAL
Boston.com / Sports / Football / Patriots / Record-setting Performances San Diego, 1995; ricky watters, San Francisco vs. San Diego, 1995; Terrell Davis,Denver vs. Green Bay, 1998. Most touchdowns, lifetime 8, Jerry Rice, http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2004/02/01/record_settin
Extractions: Most points, lifetime 48, Jerry Rice, San Francisco-Oakland, 4 games. ADVERTISEMENT Most points, game 18, Roger Craig, San Francisco vs. Miami, 1985; Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Denver, 1990, and vs. San Diego, 1995; Ricky Watters, San Francisco vs. San Diego, 1995; Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Green Bay, 1998. Most touchdowns, lifetime 8, Jerry Rice, San Francisco-Oakland, 4 games. Most touchdowns, game 3, Roger Craig, San Francisco vs. Miami, 1985; Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Denver, 1990, and vs. San Diego, 1995; Ricky Watters, San Francisco vs. San Diego, 1995; Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Green Bay, 1998. Most points after touchdown, lifetime 9, Mike Cofer, San Francisco (10 attempts). Most points after touchdown, game 7, Mike Cofer, San Francisco vs. Denver, 1990 (8 atts.); Lin Elliott, Dallas vs. Buffalo, 1993 (7 atts.); Doug Brien, San Francisco vs. San Diego, 1995 (7 atts.). Most field goals, lifetime 5, Ray Wersching, San Francisco, 2 games. Most field goals, game
Extractions: "Don't tackle him," I screamed. "Don't you dare tackle him!" The him in question was Rod Smith. The would-be tacklers were the Seattle defenders. The date was November 26th, 2000. You can still make out the dimly stained patch on my couch where the top third of my beer landed when I leapt to my feet screeching, "Go Rod go!" as I watched Smith carry the ball into the end zone. Here's the curious part: I hate the Denver Broncos. I'm a lifelong Raider fan. My blood runs black and silver, just like Fred Belitnikof's and Art Shell's. So what was there to make me happy about a Rod Smith touchdown? Was it that I had money on the game? Sure, that's part of it; I had a kind of micro-wager on Smith. But there's more to it than that. I had a personal investment in Rod Smith-an emotional tie to him that was a product of circumstances beyond my control. Those circumstances had been dictated months before by an almost random draft order. I had paid a nominal fee of fifty dollars to join a fantasy football league and had taken Smith in the sixth round of the draft. A few years earlier, my brother had paid the fee for me. He had to pay the fee in order to get me to play because there was no way that I was going to throw fifty of my own hard-earned dollars into anything as silly as a fantasy football league. "When I want to bet on football," I had told him, "I'll find someone to take my bet. And I'll bet on a game, not a whole season."
Fantasy Football 2004 Fantasy football 2004. Note DL = DL or LB in real life. Sam, Boo Williams, TE,ricky watters, RB http://mit.edu/~jackbao/www/football2004.html
Extractions: Bye Weeks Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Bills Lions Bengals Ravens Steelers Rams Packers Dolphins Jets Cowboys Bears Colts Texans Buccaneers Jaguars Broncos Patriots Vikings Chiefs Giants Redskins Browns Titans Chargers Panthers Seahawks Eagles Cardinals Saints Falcons Raiders Round 1 Actual Pick Suggested Pick Jeff Priest Holmes, RB Rob Peyton Manning, QB Mr. Z Mike Vick, QB Andy LaDainian Tomlinson, RB Ed Randy Moss, WR Jay Ahman Green, RB Sam Donovan McNabb, QB Scott Daunte Culpepper, QB Gina Tony Gonzalez, TE Willie (from Jack) Clinton Portis, RB Jack (from Willie) Marvin Harrison, WR Joe Shaun Alexander, RB Jose Marshall Faulk, RB Brad Edgerrin James, RB Round 2 Brad Deuce McAllister, RB Jose Terrell Owens, WR Joe Torry Holt, WR Jack (from Willie) Jamal Lewis, RB Willie (from Jack) Ricky Williams, RB Gina Steve McNair, QB Scott Corey Dillon, RB Sam Fred Taylor, RB Jay Brett Favre, QB Ed Domanick Davis, RB Andy Rudi Johnson, RB Mr. Z Stephen Davis, RB Rob Ray Lewis, DL Jeff Travis Henry, RB
Fantasy Football News: The Bulldozer Report #33 Contenders ricky watters, Shaun Alexander The Starter watters is clearlyshowing signs that he is not the same powerand-speed guy he was a few years http://games.espn.go.com/news/nfl/lewis/bulldozer33.html
Extractions: By Michael Lewis Lewis on the Cards' Michael Pittman: "If I had to call it, though, I'd say Pittman has earned himself the chance to start for this team and at least take most of the carries in the early going." And then there was one. One more weekend of preseason action to give coaches the chance to decide on their starters? Yes. One more cut-down date for those undrafted and late-round players to squeak through so to earn a paycheck for playing this great game? Also, yes. One person left on that island of "adventurers" who could have, if kept together any longer, made Lord of the Flies look like a romantic comedy? Actually, no. They gave one guy a million bucks, an SUV, and a haircut, and sent everyone home until after the Super Bowl. Why? Because the real game of SURVIVOR is already under way. Thousands of players fighting for about 1,700 jobs. It has 31 tribes, last 22 weeks, and ends with two bands of warriors fighting it out for one title. On the gridiron you get carried off, not voted off, and most of these guys already have a million dollars ... and they play anyway. One week left before NFL 2000's opening weekend? Yes. If you're not there yet, it's time to get pumped.
Ricky's Ramblings: Fall 2001 Archives Their running back of the present was definitely ricky watters. This is greatfor my fantasy football team (I picked him up when watters got hurt), http://www.1122productions.com/ricky/ramble/archives/cat_fall_2001.html
Extractions: December 07, 2001 The End of Another Era It seems another great piece of Ricky memorabilla has finished its tour of duty and will eventually find its way into a museum somewhere. I got a new belt. While that may not seem like something worth writing about, you should know an important fact. My previous belt was bought during middle school. I'm not exactly sure what year I got it, but it was definitely during middle school. I know this because when I bought it, it was ridiculously too big for me. For those of you who don't remember, in middle school, at least at Pizitz, the big thing was those braided leather belts, wrapped around some weird way to where the end actually hangs down. I'm pretty sure it was 8th grade when I got it, because I was usually a year or two behind what everyone else was wearing. I'm not exactly sure what size it was, but as I got older and my waist grew, it began to fit me like a normal belt. The weird hanging down belt faze ended, but the popularity of the braided leather belts has never really gone away. Never being one to get rid of a perfectly good belt, I kept wearing it. And wearing it. And wearing it. I don't want to make it seem like I suffered through high school and college with an old, dilapidated belt. I'm sure my parents would have gotten me one if I wanted a new one. But I just didn't need or want a new one. The belt stayed in great shape all the way through both. I never owned any black pants, so I never really needed any other color belt (until I got my suits, which have their own belt).
Football Digest: Hometown Heroes - The Fans Speak Out I could not believe that ricky watters would get the nod over Chris Warren . watters most certainly had a better overall career in the NFL, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCL/is_5_32/ai_94767617
Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. I would not normally respond to anyone's list of best players due to the fact that most of it is based purely on opinion ["Hometown Heroes," December 2002], but since you knew the debates were coming, I will respond this time. Being a Seattle Seahawks fan since their inception, I could not believe that Ricky Watters would get the nod over Chris Warren. Warren is the Seahawks' all-time-leading rusher. Watters most certainly had a better overall career in the NFL, but Chris Warren was far better as a player on the Seahawks. If part of your criteria was to name the best player with the best overall career on each team, Watters should not get the vote. Franco Harris, after all, was a member of the Seahawks in 1984. Warren's accomplishments on the Seahawks should not be overlooked. I love your magazine. Keep up the great work.
Fantasy Football: Four Horsemen Fantasy Football League Draft We allow you to run your fantasy football league, with your own rules, 12.05,137, girlpower, watters, ricky FA RB, Thu Aug 29 101338 pm ET 2002 http://football.myfantasyleague.com/2002/options?L=44910&O=17
SFFL Game Results: 2000 - Week #12 Fabrication Fantasy football League Scoring Breakdown for 2000 WEEK 12 SF 12* R1859 C6-76 F0-0 RB WATSON,JUSTIN STL 0* RB watters,ricky SEA 0 http://sffl.polarlava.com/2000/stats12.htm
Football | Sports | Canada.com Network Canadian football League Bettis * 82 John Riggins 11352 Ottis Anderson 81 OJSimpson 11236 Priest Holmes * 80 ricky watters 10643 ricky watters 78 Eddie http://sports.canada.com/default.asp?c=canada&page=nfl/stat/NFL-ALLTIME-LEADERS.
On This Date In Notre Dame Football History Sources for the calendar are 100 Years of Notre Dame football by Gene Schoor, ricky watters, who would become one of Notre Dame s most exciting http://www.irishlegends.com/Pages/calendar/0402.asp
Extractions: April Calendar APRIL Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa On this date in Notre Dame Football History: Sources for the calendar are 100 Years of Notre Dame Football by Gene Schoor, The Fighting Irish 1999 Calendar Knute Rockne by Francis Wallace, The Notre Dame Football Scrapbook by Cohen, Deutsch and Neft and The Fighting Irish Football Encyclopedia by Mike Steele, Shake Down The Thunder by Murray Sperber, One for The Gipper by Patrick Chelland, 75 Years of Notre Dame All-Americans and The Notre Dame Football Encyclopedia April 1 The nation is shocked to learn that one of its most beloved sports figures, Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, is dead. "It takes a big calamity to shock this country all at once," observes legendary humorist Will Rodgers, "but Knute, you did it. You died one of our national heroes." April 2 Irish Legend Emil "Red" Sitko is one of the greatest fullbacks in Notre Dame history: At only five-foot-eight and 175 pounds, Sitko was a dogged runner who never lost a game in three years under Frank Leahy, from 1947 to 1949. In his final two seasons, Sitko was a consensus All-American. He ended his career with 2,226 yards and twenty-six touchdowns. April 3 Irish Landmark Opponents had an incredibly difficult time trying to pass on Ara Parseghian's 1967 team. That squad set long-standing NCAA season defensive records for lowest completion allowed (.333) and fewest yards allowed per pass attempt (3.78).
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Forum Uhhh ricky watters!I remember watching him bounce back for a loss of yards Lindy s 2005 pro football mag has shaun (don t qoute me) as overall 7 Rb in http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/forum/boards/viewtopic.asp?topicid=62138&page=75
Footballcard ONLINE - Cardlist (Ricky Watters) ricky watters red keep(can t trade) green reserved (+n) duplicate.1994 Action Packed Monday Night football 43 1994 Select 126 http://www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~tyhome/cardlist/rwatters.htm
Dream Sports - Fantasy Football The BEST Fantasy football site around. K MIAMI DOLPHINS 285(15) 19.00 9WATTERS ricky PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 282(15) 18.80 10 GEORGE EDDIE TENNESEE OILERS http://www.dreamsports.com/fb-97-stats.htm
$5,000 Experts Draft Analysis 7, Fantasy football Index, Robinson, Marcus CHI WR. 8, FF Today, watters, RickySEA RB. 9, Guru Report, Dunn, Warrick TBB RB http://www.footballinjuries.com/expert.htm
Extractions: Experts Draft from 8/25 back to footballinjuries.com Here's a look at editor Adam Caplan's analysis after participating in the $5,000 Fantasy Football Champs Challenge. In the end, Adam took home the winner takes all first prize of $5,000. This is richest prize for any "experts" contest in the fantasy football industry. We've posted the scoring rules and the analysis of each pick after they were made at the time of the draft. To take a look at the final standings and the whole league over all, click here We also took a second place finish in The Fantasy Football Index Magazine's 2001 Experts Poll by 3.5 points . We also placed second in The Fantasy Football Draftbook Experts Poll The scoring for the Fantasy Football Champs Challenge is as follows: Rules for QB Event Range (Low-High) Points Passing TD 4 points for 0, and then 1 point for every 10 thereafter Passing Yardage 1 point for every 25 Passing Yardage 15 points for 300, and then 1 point for every 25 thereafter Pass Interceptions -2 points each Rushing TD 6 points for 0, and then 1 point for every 10 thereafter
KFFL - Ricky Watters, RB, Retired of signing former Eagles and current free agent RB ricky watters (Seahawks).watters claims on his Web site that the Eagles are among the teams he says http://kffl.com/player/705/nfl
Extractions: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:23:53 -0700 Les Bowen, of the Philadelphia Daily News, reports a Philadelphia Eagles source said the team has no intention of signing former Eagles and current free agent RB Ricky Watters (Seahawks). Watters claims on his Web site that the Eagles are among the teams he says have contacted him about making a comeback. Sat, 8 Feb 2003 08:14:46 -0800 Jose Miguel Romero, of The Seattle Times, reports that former Seattle Seahawks running back Ricky Watters is going to wait one more off season to see if he can get a good contract offer from an NFL team. If not, Watters will retire officially. Watters said, "I could sign a whole new contract, or I could say, 'I'm pretty satisfied where I am right now.'" More player news ... Football Betting Lines - FREE Side-by-Side Betting Lines
