81. FantasyFootball.com > Sig / Avatar Design scott studwell Vikings with his piercing eyes http//www.enter.net/photoalbum/data/deanandsuz/142680. ps no hurry football season seems sofar away http://www.fantasyfootball.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t453-50.html

Help Search Member List Calendar Full Version: Sig / Avatar Design FantasyFootball.com FantasyFootball.com Premium Forums Pages: crypter May 21 2005, 02:10 PM Hi. When you have time could you make up a New York Jets one using Eric Coleman. Thanks for your time. May 22 2005, 09:42 AM team name "mental MIDGETS" avatar anything goes - chicago if no good graphics sig - chicago skyline background w/ culpepper, joe horn, and ahman green if room thanks May 24 2005, 09:52 PM ripgressor and blackstar, iwas wondering if you could make a banner with Shawn Alexander, Edge , and Andre Johnson. colors:Silver,green, and black Team name: Valencia Vipers You have full artistic freedom revsonny May 24 2005, 11:27 PM For an avatar: For a sig: Unitas, Bert Jones, P. Manning The Colts horseshoe prominently in the background "Leadership Legacy" or something like that Then my team names "Crush" and "Indiana Stonecutters" in the bottom left and bottom right corners. IRISHHOTHEAD May 25 2005, 04:41 AM Post what players you want added, what colors, etc. Anything you can do to help the designer will help him get something out to you quickly.

82. Mastermind's Madness: NFL Rookie Draft Reference Guide In previous years, former Browns Vice President and Director of football draft day comes down to Tice and Director of College Scouting scott studwell. http://www.ffmastermind.com/2003/premium/madness/aprilWarRoom.html

2003 NFL Rookie Draft Reference Guide 2003 War Rooms: Those Who Decide Who Gets Drafted by John Holler As important as who gets drafted each year during the NFL’s annual auction of collegiate talent is who is making the calls. If, for example, an owner has final say it could be a very different decision than that of a head coach with an offensive or defensive background. When the Panther hired former Giants defensive coordinator John Fox, it came as no surprise when he snagged Julius Peppers. For that same reason, new Bengals coach Marvin Lewis is being questioned about his certainty of taking QB Carson Palmer with the first pick of the draft or if he will look to trade down to stockpile more picks to get used on both sides of the ball. Each team has a different process of selecting players and the approach used goes a long way in determining how a team will use its picks and if it is willing to sit on the spot currently occupied, take a chance to move up or show a willingness to slide down in the draft for more picks. Here is the FF Mastermind list of who is watching the store for all 32 NFL teams and, when push comes to shove, who has the last word on making the selections for the future of their respective franchises.

83. Jim Souhan: Today's NFL Has Become Great Spectacle I had the best football conversations of my life when I d run into Tony Dungy orCris studwell hit him so hard his helmet flew off and all action on the http://www.startribune.com/stories/150/5527593.html

news freetime travel shopping ... Lost password? Welcome, Member Center Log out a little about... Jim Souhan is a Star Tribune veteran of 14 years whose assignments have included the Vikings, Twins, national baseball coverage and feature writing. His colums appear on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. You can send him e-mail at Jsouhan @startribune.com Last update: July 26, 2005 at 11:23 PM Jim Souhan: Today's NFL has become great spectacle Jim Souhan, Star Tribune July 27, 2005 In a couple of days, the Vikings will barnstorm toward Mankato, to visit a college campus the way the Huns visited Europe. Mankato has played host to the Vikings for 40 years now and, thankfully, the Burger King drive-through wall that Keith Millard ran into has fully recovered, although most patrons of the infamous Albatross bar probably have not. It was in the Albatross that I had my first conversations with Mike Tice, then an aspiring fifth-string tight end who would partake in a nightcap before beating it back to Gage Hall before the 11 p.m. curfew. That was always the most fascinating time at the 'Tross. Before 11, there would be a handful of players hanging out. At 11:05, after the players left, you'd see a handful of muscular young men emerging from the shadows, hoping the female clientele wouldn't know that the real players had a firm curfew and couldn't possibly still be at large.

84. The Albuquerque Tribune: Pro Sports As the a football beat reporter, I d check into the wing of Gage Hall not inhabited studwell hit him so hard his helmet flew off and all action on the http://www.abqtrib.com/albq/sp_pro_sports/article/0,2564,ALBQ_19876_3957390,00.h

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85. Caribbean Net News He was wondering if he would ever get the chance to play football again. studwell said the team s medical staff is “very confident in Erasmus ability http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/cgi-bin/GPrint2002.pl?file=2005/04/25/selected.s

86. 1985 Football Team - University Of Michigan Athletics 1985 football Team. Overall Record 101-1, Conference Record 6-1-1 ManagersMichael Drews, Donald Hammond, Aaron studwell, Keith Webster http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/football/fbteam/1985fbt.htm

87. Free Fantasy Football News And Information fantasy football, free fantasy football, fantasy football cheatsheet 2005. studwell independently agreed Williamson is the most explosive receiver in http://www.footballdiehards.com/viewarticle.cfm?uid=2873

88. JS Online: Double Vision Test your skills as an owner and general manager in our fantasy football game . All we care about is winning a championship, studwell said. http://www.jsonline.com/packer/prev/dec04/286963.asp

More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers Also see: Business 411 E-newsletter News Business Sports ... Stuff Also see: Personals AdFinder Tickets Coupons ... PRINT THIS STORY Double vision Packers, Vikings look a lot alike By TOM SILVERSTEIN tsilverstein@journalsentinel.com Posted: Dec. 23, 2004 Minneapolis - As they line up across the field from one another, staring intently into the eyes of the ones who stand between them and the NFC North title, it probably wont occur to either the Green Bay Packers or the Minnesota Vikings how much they resemble each other. Packers/NFL Photo/ Tom Lynn Both the Vikings and the Packers have had trouble stopping the opposition. Related Coverage No defense: Packers, Vikings look alike Chart: Packers, Vikings defenseless McGinn: Gaining ground on the Packers Preview: Packers (8-6) vs. Vikings (8-6)

89. VikingUpdate.com: History Timeline: 1980s MLB scott studwell zeros in on an unwilling RB. and LB scott studwell sportingblood on his pants by the third play of every game. http://vikings.theinsiders.com/2/11601.html

To get the most out of this site, client-side scripting must be enabled on your web browser. Login here History Timeline: 1980s By Viking Update Staff Date: Jul 19, 2001 The Vikings Timeline Major news in Vikings History and other notable events. The 80's In 1981, however, the Vikings finished 7-9, their worst effort since 1967. But it paled in significance compared to the announcement that the Vikings were moving to an indoor stadium for the 1982 season. The old Met (Metropolitan Stadium) had been their home for all of their 21 years. It was at the Met that a young, inexperienced Vikings team became an NFL powerhouse, with the most feared home-field advantage in existence. But no longer would opponents cringe at the thought of playing the short-sleeved Vikings in subzero arctic conditions. "I'll miss that home-field advantage," Grant said wistfully. The Vikings christened the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome by qualifying for the playoffs. Burns had been with the Vikings through the Super Bowl years, starting in 1968 when Grant hired him. Burns invented the single-back style offense (to take advantage of Chuck Foreman's abilities), better known these days as the "West Coast Offense." Make no mistake, it was not Bill Walsh and the S.F. 49ers who invented it and used it so well in the 80's, it was Burns in the 70's that originated it and made it famous. He brought with him the respect he earned and deserved from the players. Since he played such a key role in helping the Vikings to four Super Bowls, they wanted to give him a fifth shot, this time as a winner.

90. Bridgewater College :: 2003-2004 Online Catalog Raymond W. studwell, II, BA, M.Ed.,Ed.D. Director of Counseling Charles H.scott, BS,MS, Vice President for Institutional Advancement http://www.bridgewater.edu/catalog/admin.html

Contents Academic Calendar Courses of Instruction Index ... Index ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLEGE Administrative Officers and Staff PRESIDENT Phillip C. Stone, B.A., J.D., D.H.L. President Administrative Assistant to the President Rebecca J. Ruckman Secretary to the President VICE PRESIDENT AND DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Arthur C. Hessler, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs Carolyn F. Layman Administrative Assistant to the Vice President Diane S. Arey Secretary for Health and Exercise Science Bonnie M. Eckard Faculty Secretary in McKinney Center Susan Gray, B.A. Faculty Secretary in Bowman Hall Lisa M. Houff, B.S. Faculty Secretary in Flory Hall Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Robert B. Andersen, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Registrar Cynthia K. Howdyshell, B.S., M.B.A. Registrar Kelly E. Coverstone Secretary to the Registrar Christina R. Myers, B.S. Secretary, Registrar's Office Alexander Mack Memorial Library Ruth A. Greenawalt, B.S. in Ed., M.S.L.S. Library Director Carin L. Teets, B.A., M.S.L.S. Cataloging/Systems Librarian Elizabeth A. Horn, B.A., M.L.S.

91. Email Article To Format HTML Text Print Version May 18, 2004 The history of football at the University of Evansville begins in 1898, andextends through 1979 Paul Estridge, T; Charley scott, WR; Carl Bellew, DT http://gopurpleaces.com/article.asp?articleid=57635

92. May 18, 2004 Football The History Of Football At The University Of 1996 Sean Bennett, RB; (football Gazette, IAA Non Scholarship First Team). 1979 Paul Estridge, T; Charley scott, WR; Carl Bellew, DT http://gopurpleaces.com/article_print.asp?articleid=57635

93. Mr. Cheer Or Die's Viking Underground: The final s would come down to Carl Lee, Matt Birk and scott studwell. I d givethe nod to scott studwell, he was the heart and soul of that 80 s defense. http://blog.lib.umn.edu/archives/maasx003/Vikings/022928.html

Best Ever Draft Choice Round Table Mr. Cheer or Die's Views on the Vikes from the Inaugural Hall of Fame fan. Save for a Rainy Day Main SHOUT OUT! Friday June 08, 2005 Best Ever Draft Choice Round Table We recently finished up voting in the Best Ever Vikings Draft Choice Tournament. I invited a few highly paid and sought after Vikings experts to look back at the results. 1. Did you agree with the selection of Fran Tarkenton as the best ever Vikings draft selection? Piss Boy: While Tarkenton was an amazing player, I don't think he really was the greatest draft choice the Vikings have ever made. The contest basically boiled down to a popularity contest. Was Tarkenton the most popular Viking ever, yes most likely. Philly Vike: I agree and disagree that Fran Tarkenton is the best ever draft selection. How can you argue with choosing one of the best ever NFL quarterbacks? After all, he passed a record 47000 yards only to be surpassed by Marino in the NFL. Imagine how high that record would have been if they had played in 16 games per year instead of 14, he would have had a record even Marino would not have beaten. After all, Tarkenton also was the QB who introduced the league to what a QB scramble really was. I still hear from people commenting on Tarkenton's ability to scramble. He was different than the guys like Vick or Cunningham, who take off with a wide open field. He scrambled to keep the play alive and get the pass down field. The argument against Tarkenton in my opinion is his performance in the post-season and not winning one of those Super bowls. The disagreement I have is that the winner should have been one of the Purple People Eaters, I don't even care which one of them. It is what the Vikings are known for, even ahead of Tarkenton the non-Viking fan will first comment on that defense. How can we as a group of Vikings faithful not vote in a player, any player from one of the greatest NFL defenses ever? Have we forgotten our roots and tradition now that we are in the humpty dome and our brains have started to over heat?

94. Mira Costa High School Football “This history of Mira Costa football was originally prepared in 2000 to celebrate The team of 1992 was led by scott Combs, David Bree, Trevor Knowlton, http://www.costafootball.com/history.php

A History of Mira Costa High School Mustang Football “This history of Mira Costa Football was originally prepared in 2000 to celebrate the founding of the High School and its 50 Year Reunion. This history is ongoing and records the growth of the Mustang Spirit and Tradition that has resulted in a football program that demands respect in League and CIF play. All alumni, players and supporters, share in the growth of this tradition.” Don Morrow Head Coach The 2004 Mustang Football season was different. It was unlike any season in recent years. Accustomed to winning often and having undefeated regular seasons, followed by CIF semi-final or final championship game appearances, the 2004 season fell short of these high expectations. While it was an off year in terms of a wins and losses it was an amazing year for this talented group of Mustangs as they overcame multiple challenges and adversity. True to form, preseason polls had this team rated in the top 20 in the CIF Southern Section (consisting of more than 500 teams); it was favored to win its 5th straight Bay League title, and had not lost in 39 regular season games. The schedule was tough – it began with a home game against North Torrance and a Mustang victory, 31-27. This was an outstanding effort considering that North Torrance completed the remainder of its regular season undefeated and eventually lost in the CIF Division X championship game. The following week, the Mustangs traveled to play Division 1, Orange County powerhouse, Esperanza. The Mira Costa boys played their opponents tough and a 14-14 half time score, but the Aztecs took advantage of some Mustang mistakes and dominated the second half for a 38-14 victory – it marked the first time that Mira Costa had lost a regular season game since 1999 – a span of 40 games. Esperanza went on to a successful season and lost a CIF Division I semi-final game.

95. 2002-03 ODAC All-Academic Team Name School Sport(s) Greg Johnson Jason Maupin, Bridgewater, football, Men s Indoor Track, Men s Outdoor Track scott Hettermann, Washington and Lee, Men s Basketball http://www.odaconline.com/allacad0203.html

2002-03 ODAC All-Academic Team Name School Sport(s) Greg Johnson Bridgewater Baseball Jimmy Graham Bridgewater Baseball Matt Johnson Bridgewater Baseball Ashley Tantawi-Mayes Bridgewater Equestrian Cary Chenowith Bridgewater Equestrian Deborah Brown Bridgewater Equestrian Erin Hurst Bridgewater Equestrian Jenna Moore Bridgewater Equestrian Julia Moore Bridgewater Equestrian Kathryn Butterfield Bridgewater Equestrian Katie Grove Bridgewater Equestrian Stefani Gagliardi Bridgewater Equestrian Barbara Roebuck Bridgewater Field Hockey Caitlin O'Meara Bridgewater Field Hockey Christa Obriecht Bridgewater Field Hockey Elisa Anderson Bridgewater Field Hockey Jennifer Hoffsmith Bridgewater Field Hockey Jodie Flook Bridgewater Field Hockey Kasey Garrison Bridgewater Field Hockey Melissa McLean Bridgewater Field Hockey Sarah Evans Bridgewater Field Hockey Adam Mulcahy Bridgewater Football Alan Crowder Bridgewater Football Andy Miracle Bridgewater Football Austin Beaver Bridgewater Football Ben Martin Bridgewater Football Brad McCrady Bridgewater Football Brian Neal Bridgewater Football Brian Ratliff Bridgewater Football Chad Coffey Bridgewater Football Gary Pearson Bridgewater Football George Nipe Bridgewater Football Harold Wright Bridgewater Football Isaac Spence Bridgewater Football Jason Frizzelle Bridgewater Football Jordan Blevins Bridgewater Football Kevin Carlton Bridgewater Football Larry Scherer Bridgewater Football Linwood Johnson Bridgewater Football Matt Stuth Bridgewater Football Robbie Jenkins Bridgewater Football Sean Rowe Bridgewater Football Warren Allen Bridgewater Football Jason Maupin Bridgewater

96. Top 5 Stories 1 Yr. Ago: Bradshaw Punished, Lesnar Tries Out For NFL, Hell In A He s just raw, just as raw as they come from a footballplaying perspective. WCW Nitro 5 Yrs. Ago scott Steiner beats Nash, Sting vs. http://www.pwtorch.com/artman/publish/article_13683.shtml

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97. In The Huddle - Bravenet Web Journal Since this is the 45th year of Viking football, I thought it might be MLBScott studwell. studwell was the epitome of a hardnosed, on-field enforcer. http://tedglover.bravejournal.com/

Bravenet Web Journal Journal Community Get a Free Journal Manage your Journal Get a FREE Website FREE Hit Counters FREE Scripts Free Message Boards ... FREE Guestbooks In The Huddle With Ted Glover Main Page Archived Posts VB HOME Links Message Forums Monday, September 12th 2005 5:37 PM Vikings vs. Buccaneers Recap By Ted Glover Minnesota ’s loss to Tampa Bay was uglier than Phyllis Diller without makeup, truly a hideous thought. There were some bright spots, but they were few and far between, and there is a ways to go before the Vikings can be considered a legitimate Super Bowl contender. So with that in mind, let’s give out some grades. Quarterback: F. 5 turnovers, whether you were hurried in the pocket or not, is unacceptable. During the off-season, the team was transformed and Daunte Culpepper was anointed as the unquestioned leader. And with all the bad play that went on yesterday, Culpepper drove the team down the field and had them first and goal with just over two minutes to go. And Culpepper promptly threw an interception. Yes, it went through Moe Williams’ hands, but the ball was poorly thrown, high and outside, so there was dual culpability there.

98. Balls! : But scott Skiles has had them playing great team D all yearcheck their CBS Sportsline.com s senior football writer Pete Prisco hands out his only A+ http://babelogue.citypages.com:8080/sports/2005/04/24

Send Comments and Tips to: BALLS This Week's Poll! April 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Mar May Home About Published By: Sunday, April 24, 2005 PERMALINK: NBA first-round playoff picks The first weekend of the NBA playoffs is more than half over and I still haven't put my virtual money or my mouth on the line as to who will advance past the first round. Thus, without getting into too many details (the round will be over if I start spouting; although I'll try to chime in here a few times later in the week), here is the thumbnail version of the way I see it shaking out, with cavaets included where current events have already overtaken my original "wisdom." Eastern Conference Heat over Nets in 4 The Nets have quite possibly the worst collection low post players in the league. The Heat have Shaq. And I still don't like Vince Carter. Pistons over Sixers in 5. Philly gets a game only as a means of respecting AI, the second-most valuable player in the NBA this year behind Shaq. A sweep wouldn't surprise me. Pacers over Celts in 6. Until yesterday's blowout, I had Indiana winning this in 5. Guess I'm still living in the past, where 'Toine Walker was a rally killer instead of franchise rescuer, and Paul Pierce always has to takeand missthe last shot. Seriously, although they enjoy a serious edge at point guard (Payton over Anthony Johnson), and better depth, I don't see the Celts overcoming deficiencies in the paint (even with Jermaine O'Neal's bum shoulder) or on the sidelines (Carlisle may be the league's best coach).

99. Vikings Udate » Blog Archive » Williamson Agrees added..thank go scott studwell is about ten times more informed than the I’m not all that impressed with studwell and the player evaluation staff, http://nc.startribune.com/blogs/vikings/?p=26

100. Startribune.com Talk scott Mellenthin is currently offline scott Mellenthin Messages 544 RegisteredAugust 2003 This was an ongoing discussion last football season. http://online.startribune.com/forum/index.php?t=polllist&goto=1005&&SID=gp3mihvg

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