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102. Phinatics.com Presents Jim Rome's Interview With Jason Taylor jason Taylor is a defensive end for the Miami Dolphins. jason played collegefootball for Akron and was drafted in the 3rd round by the Dolphins in 1997 and http://www.phinatics.com/Jason_Taylor.htm

Home Up James McKnight Dwight Stephenson ... Trent Gamble [ Jason Taylor ] Mike Kolen Oronde Gadsden Paris Johnson Sam Madison Jim Rome's Interview with Jason Taylor 8/28/01 Jason Taylor is a defensive end for the Miami Dolphins. Jason played college football for Akron and was drafted in the 3rd round by the Dolphins in 1997 and has been a starter ever since. Jason produced an incredible 14.5 sacks last season which helped him earn his first Pro Bowl honors. Jason was also selected as the Dolphins MVP for the 2000 season. Jim Rome's radio interview with Jason Taylor (transcript). Please visit www.jimrome.com to find out more about the Jim Rome radio show and his TV show The Last Word. Jim Rome is not affiliated in any way with phinatics.com. Jim Rome : Jason, great to have you on the show, thanks for joining us, how are you? Jason Taylor : Good, how are you? Jim Rome : Doing great, Jason, good to have you. The Dolphins, Jason, of course won the Division last year. You bring back essentially the same group of guys, but most are predicting the team to win 8 or 9 games this year. How is the team getting so little respect? Jason Taylor : I don't know, it's been that way since I have been here and last year they thought we'd be 8-8 maybe, you know 7-9 or whatever and we went out and won 11 ball games and won the AFC East. So, we don't care what the critics have to say and some of the media, we just go out there each and every day and work our butts off and continue to win games.

103. NFL Draft - Pro Football Weekly Pro football Weekly The Best Coverage in the NFL Arizona State FS JasonShivers Arkansas OT Shawn Andrews Arkansas CB Ahmad Carroll http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Draft Extras/2004/earlyentries0423

Pro Football Weekly - The Best Coverage in the NFL Search: Inner Circle Login Subscribe PFW Store Browse All Teams Sept. 15, 2005 Select a Team Arizona Atlanta Baltimore Buffalo Carolina Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Green Bay Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Miami Minnesota New England New Orleans NY Giants NY Jets Oakland Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Tampa Bay Tennessee Washington Home NFL Draft Draft Extras The Way We Hear It ... PFW Site Map Today's Poll Who will be NFL Defensive MVP this season? Berry, Bert Freeney, D. Lewis, Ray Peppers, J. Reed, Ed Seymour, R. Spikes, T. Suggs, T. Vilma, J. Williams, Kev Poll Results Go back to Draft Extras Summary: Draft Extras April 23, 2004 Early entries Court rulings reduce list of eligible underclassmen to 42 Following a ruling Monday by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the denials of emergency relief by two U.S. Supreme Court justices, the list of eligible underclassmen for the 2004 NFL draft has been reduced to 42. That is where it stood Feb. 5 before the initial ruling in Maurice Clarett's lawsuit against the NFL temporarily changed the landscape. Forty-one underclassmen applied to the NFL by the original Jan. 15 deadline and were granted eligibility according to the league's three-year eligibility rule (three football seasons after high school graduation). On Feb. 5, the NFL ruled that Pittsburgh sophomore WR Larry Fitzgerald was eligible under its rules because he was three years past his senior year of high school, from which he would have graduated in 2001 had he not transferred midway through his senior year.

104. NFL Draft - Pro Football Weekly Pro football Weekly The Best Coverage in the NFL Ohio State CB Chris GambleOhio State RB Maurice Clarett (soph.)* Oklahoma DT Tommie Harris http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Draft Extras/2004/earlyentries0109

Pro Football Weekly - The Best Coverage in the NFL Search: Inner Circle Login Subscribe PFW Store Browse All Teams Sept. 15, 2005 Select a Team Arizona Atlanta Baltimore Buffalo Carolina Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Green Bay Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Miami Minnesota New England New Orleans NY Giants NY Jets Oakland Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Tampa Bay Tennessee Washington Home NFL Draft Draft Extras The Way We Hear It ... PFW Site Map Today's Poll Who will be NFL Defensive MVP this season? Berry, Bert Freeney, D. Lewis, Ray Peppers, J. Reed, Ed Seymour, R. Spikes, T. Suggs, T. Vilma, J. Williams, Kev Poll Results Go back to Draft Extras Summary: Draft Extras March 5, 2004 List of underclassmen High school players granted draft eligibility for first time ever Forty-one underclassmen applied to the NFL by the original Jan. 15 deadline and were granted eligibility according to the league's three-year eligibility rule (three football seasons after high school graduation). On Feb. 5, the NFL ruled that Pittsburgh sophomore WR Larry Fitzgerald was eligible under its rules because he was three years past his senior year of high school, from which he would have graduated in 2001 had he not transferred midway through his senior year. The 51 underclassmen now eligible for the draft are listed below. An asterisk denotes the players who were granted special eligibility as a result of the court ruling.

105. Reach Out! - Jason Bright V8 Supercar champion jason Bright chats to Reach Out! about what it felt like todrive into a wall, the toughest moment in his career and gives some advice http://www.reachout.com.au/default.asp?ti=1545

106. UIS Journal - Online Edition And to UIS coach Kevin gamble, it all made sense. Another year of footballhas come and gone and there aren’t many ways to cap off a season that compare http://www.uis.edu/journal/2k5feb9/sports.html

Wednesday February 9th, 2005 Sports Volume 22, Issue 18 By Jason Stuebe - Sports Editor The clock was winding low and UIS faced a tied ballgame at 50 points apiece against bottom feeder Hannibal LaGrange. Thirty-nine minutes of play yielded the Stars only 3-14 shooting from behind the arch. UIS junior standout Antonio Puckett was just coming off his worst game of the season not 72 hours prior. And to UIS coach Kevin Gamble, it all made sense. Puckett showed confidence alright, draining the game winning three after holding the ball for 30 of the final 36 seconds in a perfectly executed play that sent the Assembly Closet into a screaming frenzy. As for the game itself, few shots and a decent bit of defense on behalf of both teams led to an excruciatingly low score highlighted by a 24-22 UIS lead at the end of the first half. The lack of a run-and-gun system would leave most teams reeling for success in the backcourt, but UIS has started to make it work shooting 48.9 percent from the field on Saturday. UIS was led by Antonio Puckett, who returned to form with 13 points, while UIS freshman Aaron Anderson chipped in nine of his own.

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