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October 10, 2008 Mr. Football
by rss@youtube.com (2002statechamps)
12 Oct 2008 at 6:16pm
WK 730 State Champs tracks the best football player in the state of Michigan.
Author: 2002statechamps
Keywords: High School Sports Detroit Michigan football State Champs
Added: October 12, 2008
October 10, 2008 Marquee Matchup
by rss@youtube.com (2002statechamps)
12 Oct 2008 at 6:04pm
WK 730 Total Health Care Marquee Matchup -- Ann Arbor Pioneer Vs. Chelsea
Author: 2002statechamps
Keywords: High School Sports Detroit Michigan football State Champs
Added: October 12, 2008
October 10, 2008 Athlete of The Week
by rss@youtube.com (2002statechamps)
12 Oct 2008 at 5:56pm
WK 730 State Champs Wendy's Athlete of The Week
Author: 2002statechamps
Keywords: High School Sports Detroit Michigan football State Champs
Added: October 12, 2008
October 10, 2008 Coach of The Week
by rss@youtube.com (2002statechamps)
12 Oct 2008 at 5:42pm
Wk 730 10?10?2008 Capital Mortgage Funding Coach of the Week.
Author: 2002statechamps
Keywords: High School Sports Detroit Michigan football State Champs
Added: October 12, 2008
ND Baseball at States - Midnight Shenanigans-Stool Trouble
by rss@youtube.com (NquesadillaD)
12 Oct 2008 at 2:45pm
A fan on a stool in a 90 degree room can cause serious problems at 1:30am.
Author: NquesadillaD
Keywords: greg barr shea o'connor rick lair nick wetherwax nd batavia notre dame baseball high school sports pranks
Added: October 12, 2008
In The Game Magazine Lowndes vs Northside Warner Robins
by rss@youtube.com (InTheGameMagazine)
12 Oct 2008 at 2:30pm
Highlights from the Lowndes High vs Northside Warner Robins High game on October 3, 2008 in Valdosta, GA. The Vikings won over the Eagles 24-7. Photography by Hope Baldwin and Mark and Bonnie Dykes for In The Game High School Sports Magazine. Audio track is "No Flies On You" by Dave Schmidt, Madpee Music Publishing ASCAP, www.lcmpublishing.com
Author: InTheGameMagazine
Keywords: in the game high school sports magazine football lowndes vikings northside warner robins eagles
Added: October 12, 2008
ND Baseball at States - Midnight Shenanigans-Stool Idea
by rss@youtube.com (NquesadillaD)
12 Oct 2008 at 2:29pm
Don't forget to "iron your stool" ?
Author: NquesadillaD
Keywords: greg barr shea o'connor rick lair nick wetherwax nd batavia notre dame baseball high school sports pranks
Added: October 12, 2008
Carlos Diaz from "Extra" on CNN's "ShowBiz Tonight" 5/12/08
by rss@youtube.com (carlosdiazfanclub)
12 Oct 2008 at 1:47pm
Carlos Diaz serves as a correspondent for the acclaimed entertainment newsmagazine, "Extra," now in its milestone 15th season. Diaz continues to divide his time between "Extra's" headquarters in Los Angeles and its Las Vegas Bureau housed in Planet Hollywood's Resort & Casino. Diaz is on the pulse of all things celebrity - always front and center reporting the most up-to?date breaking celebrity news. Carlos Diaz joined "Extra" in 2005 as a correspondent after having spent more than a decade in news, sports and entertainment. Throughout his award-winning career, Diaz has worked in all aspects of media including television, radio, print and the Internet. Prior to joining "Extra," Diaz spent three years anchoring "Celebrity Justice," the national show of record profiling celebrities and the legal system. Before "CJ," Diaz was a host at the National Basketball Association's television network, "NBA TV." In addition, Diaz broke down basketball strategies as a feature writer for NBA.com. While interviewing the biggest names on the hardwood, Diaz also found time to sit down with the brightest stars in Hollywood, filing numerous entertainment reports for E! Entertainment Television. Diaz has anchored and reported at a number of national outlets and top stations across the country. In 1997, he became the host of ESPN's "Scholastic Sports America," a nationwide high school sports show for which he was honored with a Telly Award for his coverage of coast-to-coast prep sports. His success prompted ESPN to promote Diaz to the network's most popular show, "Sports Center." Prior to ESPN, Diaz was a sports anchor and reporter for WSVN-TV in Miami, FL. He has also spent time as a high school sports reporter for Indianapolis' NBC affiliate, WTHR-TV. Originally from Indianapolis, Diaz graduated with honors from Indiana University. He began his career as sports director for WZPL-FM. Just three months into his position, the Indianapolis Star hired him as a freelance music writer. Next, he expanded his scope and moved across town to become the news director at WRZX-FM. He still managed to satisfy his sports fix by filing sports reports for WRZX's sister station WNDE-AM. In 1996, Carlos won the Edward R. Murrow award for his coverage of the Indianapolis Colts. For the last two years, he has hosted Indianapolis's Heartland Film Festival as well as a variety of Indy 500 star-studded events. Diaz is a regular commentator/expert on a variety of network programming, including programs on CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, TV Guide Channel and FOX's "Mike and Juliet Show."
Author: carlosdiazfanclub
Keywords: Carlos Diaz Extra CNN Fox News MSNBC Celebrity Justice NBA TV
Added: October 12, 2008
ND Baseball at States - Midnight Shenanigans -The Heat is On
by rss@youtube.com (NquesadillaD)
12 Oct 2008 at 1:29pm
Greg Barr, Shea O'Connor and Nick Wetherwax sneak into team-mates room and turn up the heat.. All while their own room-mate Rick Lair sleeps.
Author: NquesadillaD
Keywords: greg barr shea o'connor rick lair nick wetherwax nd batavia notre dame baseball high school sports pranks
Added: October 12, 2008
ND Baseball at States - Midnight Shenanigans - Story Time
by rss@youtube.com (NquesadillaD)
12 Oct 2008 at 12:38pm
I don't even know...
Author: NquesadillaD
Keywords: greg barr shea o'connor rick lair nick wetherwax nd batavia notre dame baseball high school sports pranks
Added: October 12, 2008
Carlos Diaz from "Extra" on CNN's "ShowBiz Tonight" 4-23-08B
by rss@youtube.com (carlosdiazfanclub)
12 Oct 2008 at 12:35pm
Carlos Diaz serves as a correspondent for the acclaimed entertainment newsmagazine, "Extra," now in its milestone 15th season. Diaz continues to divide his time between "Extra's" headquarters in Los Angeles and its Las Vegas Bureau housed in Planet Hollywood's Resort & Casino. Diaz is on the pulse of all things celebrity - always front and center reporting the most up-to?date breaking celebrity news. Carlos Diaz joined "Extra" in 2005 as a correspondent after having spent more than a decade in news, sports and entertainment. Throughout his award-winning career, Diaz has worked in all aspects of media including television, radio, print and the Internet. Prior to joining "Extra," Diaz spent three years anchoring "Celebrity Justice," the national show of record profiling celebrities and the legal system. Before "CJ," Diaz was a host at the National Basketball Association's television network, "NBA TV." In addition, Diaz broke down basketball strategies as a feature writer for NBA.com. While interviewing the biggest names on the hardwood, Diaz also found time to sit down with the brightest stars in Hollywood, filing numerous entertainment reports for E! Entertainment Television. Diaz has anchored and reported at a number of national outlets and top stations across the country. In 1997, he became the host of ESPN's "Scholastic Sports America," a nationwide high school sports show for which he was honored with a Telly Award for his coverage of coast-to-coast prep sports. His success prompted ESPN to promote Diaz to the network's most popular show, "Sports Center." Prior to ESPN, Diaz was a sports anchor and reporter for WSVN-TV in Miami, FL. He has also spent time as a high school sports reporter for Indianapolis' NBC affiliate, WTHR-TV. Originally from Indianapolis, Diaz graduated with honors from Indiana University. He began his career as sports director for WZPL-FM. Just three months into his position, the Indianapolis Star hired him as a freelance music writer. Next, he expanded his scope and moved across town to become the news director at WRZX-FM. He still managed to satisfy his sports fix by filing sports reports for WRZX's sister station WNDE-AM. In 1996, Carlos won the Edward R. Murrow award for his coverage of the Indianapolis Colts. For the last two years, he has hosted Indianapolis's Heartland Film Festival as well as a variety of Indy 500 star-studded events. Diaz is a regular commentator/expert on a variety of network programming, including programs on CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, TV Guide Channel and FOX's "Mike and Juliet Show."
Author: carlosdiazfanclub
Keywords: Carlos Diaz Extra CNN Fox News MSNBC Celebrity Justice NBA TV
Added: October 12, 2008
ND Baseball at States - Midnight Shenanigans - Coffee
by rss@youtube.com (NquesadillaD)
12 Oct 2008 at 12:31pm
Making coffee late at night.
Author: NquesadillaD
Keywords: greg barr shea o'connor rick lair nick wetherwax nd batavia notre dame baseball high school sports pranks
Added: October 12, 2008
Carlos Diaz from "Extra" on CNN's "ShowBiz Tonight" 4/23/08
by rss@youtube.com (carlosdiazfanclub)
12 Oct 2008 at 12:23pm
Carlos Diaz serves as a correspondent for the acclaimed entertainment newsmagazine, "Extra," now in its milestone 15th season. Diaz continues to divide his time between "Extra's" headquarters in Los Angeles and its Las Vegas Bureau housed in Planet Hollywood's Resort & Casino. Diaz is on the pulse of all things celebrity - always front and center reporting the most up-to?date breaking celebrity news. Carlos Diaz joined "Extra" in 2005 as a correspondent after having spent more than a decade in news, sports and entertainment. Throughout his award-winning career, Diaz has worked in all aspects of media including television, radio, print and the Internet. Prior to joining "Extra," Diaz spent three years anchoring "Celebrity Justice," the national show of record profiling celebrities and the legal system. Before "CJ," Diaz was a host at the National Basketball Association's television network, "NBA TV." In addition, Diaz broke down basketball strategies as a feature writer for NBA.com. While interviewing the biggest names on the hardwood, Diaz also found time to sit down with the brightest stars in Hollywood, filing numerous entertainment reports for E! Entertainment Television. Diaz has anchored and reported at a number of national outlets and top stations across the country. In 1997, he became the host of ESPN's "Scholastic Sports America," a nationwide high school sports show for which he was honored with a Telly Award for his coverage of coast-to-coast prep sports. His success prompted ESPN to promote Diaz to the network's most popular show, "Sports Center." Prior to ESPN, Diaz was a sports anchor and reporter for WSVN-TV in Miami, FL. He has also spent time as a high school sports reporter for Indianapolis' NBC affiliate, WTHR-TV. Originally from Indianapolis, Diaz graduated with honors from Indiana University. He began his career as sports director for WZPL-FM. Just three months into his position, the Indianapolis Star hired him as a freelance music writer. Next, he expanded his scope and moved across town to become the news director at WRZX-FM. He still managed to satisfy his sports fix by filing sports reports for WRZX's sister station WNDE-AM. In 1996, Carlos won the Edward R. Murrow award for his coverage of the Indianapolis Colts. For the last two years, he has hosted Indianapolis's Heartland Film Festival as well as a variety of Indy 500 star-studded events. Diaz is a regular commentator/expert on a variety of network programming, including programs on CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, TV Guide Channel and FOX's "Mike and Juliet Show."
Author: carlosdiazfanclub
Keywords: Carlos Diaz Extra CNN Fox News MSNBC Celebrity Justice NBA TV
Added: October 12, 2008
Payson vs. Fountain Hills
by rss@youtube.com (footballphs)
12 Oct 2008 at 12:03pm
Highlights of the August 29 high school football game between the Payson Longhorns and the Fountain Hills Falcons. This was the first game of the 2008 season for both teams.
Author: footballphs
Keywords: Payson football high school sports Arizona
Added: October 12, 2008
"Extra" on CNN's "ShowBiz Tonight" 4-16-08
by rss@youtube.com (carlosdiazfanclub)
12 Oct 2008 at 11:55am
Carlos Diaz serves as a correspondent for the acclaimed entertainment newsmagazine, "Extra," now in its milestone 15th season. Diaz continues to divide his time between "Extra's" headquarters in Los Angeles and its Las Vegas Bureau housed in Planet Hollywood's Resort & Casino. Diaz is on the pulse of all things celebrity - always front and center reporting the most up-to?date breaking celebrity news. Carlos Diaz joined "Extra" in 2005 as a correspondent after having spent more than a decade in news, sports and entertainment. Throughout his award-winning career, Diaz has worked in all aspects of media including television, radio, print and the Internet. Prior to joining "Extra," Diaz spent three years anchoring "Celebrity Justice," the national show of record profiling celebrities and the legal system. Before "CJ," Diaz was a host at the National Basketball Association's television network, "NBA TV." In addition, Diaz broke down basketball strategies as a feature writer for NBA.com. While interviewing the biggest names on the hardwood, Diaz also found time to sit down with the brightest stars in Hollywood, filing numerous entertainment reports for E! Entertainment Television. Diaz has anchored and reported at a number of national outlets and top stations across the country. In 1997, he became the host of ESPN's "Scholastic Sports America," a nationwide high school sports show for which he was honored with a Telly Award for his coverage of coast-to-coast prep sports. His success prompted ESPN to promote Diaz to the network's most popular show, "Sports Center." Prior to ESPN, Diaz was a sports anchor and reporter for WSVN-TV in Miami, FL. He has also spent time as a high school sports reporter for Indianapolis' NBC affiliate, WTHR-TV. Originally from Indianapolis, Diaz graduated with honors from Indiana University. He began his career as sports director for WZPL-FM. Just three months into his position, the Indianapolis Star hired him as a freelance music writer. Next, he expanded his scope and moved across town to become the news director at WRZX-FM. He still managed to satisfy his sports fix by filing sports reports for WRZX's sister station WNDE-AM. In 1996, Carlos won the Edward R. Murrow award for his coverage of the Indianapolis Colts. For the last two years, he has hosted Indianapolis's Heartland Film Festival as well as a variety of Indy 500 star-studded events. Diaz is a regular commentator/expert on a variety of network programming, including programs on CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, TV Guide Channel and FOX's "Mike and Juliet Show."
Author: carlosdiazfanclub
Keywords: Carlos Diaz Extra CNN Fox News MSNBC Celebrity Justice NBA TV
Added: October 12, 2008
high school sports Books
by Chris Crutcher
Amazon Price: $11.55
Customer Review: This is Chris Crutcher at his most brilliant - and that's really saying something. Told in Ben Wolf's voice, Deadline is honest and real, both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
by H.g. Bissinger
Amazon Price: $10.85
Customer Review: This is my pick for the best sports book ever written, and the reason is because it transcends sports. It captures the mood and feel of small town America as well as any book since Larry McMurtry's The LAST PICTURE SHOW. What Bissinger describes about the so-called pinnacle of life in western Texas, playing for the local team, applies just as well to high school athletes in Ohio or Pennsylvania. The flip side, of course, is once the ride is over, so is your worth to the community.
Great, great read.
by Catherine Murdock
Amazon Price: $8.99
Customer Review: A your-not-so-typical teenage girl named DJ, tends to her family's farm while her dad is recovering from a hip injury. All is well- well, as well as it used to be anyways- until a QB , Brian Nelson, of a rival high school is sent to help DJ out with the farm. What DJ wasn't expecting from this particular jock was to start encouraging her to talk; about her dreams, her flunking in English class and her strikingly odd family.
I somewhat knew that this book would be good, because I've read encouraging reviews before purchasing it. What struck me the most about this particular books was its authenticity. I wouldn't wonder at it if I learned that DJ was somewhere in Wisconsin painting the barn with Brian Nelson. That's how real the characters were. I also loved the writing style, DJ has flunked English, and that fact is strongly established in "her" writing style. A refreshing read, as refreshing as a glass of cold fresh milk.
by Jere Longman
Amazon Price: $17.16
Customer Review: Jere Longman has written an excellent book chronicling one parish's reaction to Hurricane Katrina, focusing on the high school football team but weaving in incredibly useful information about the people and history of Plaquemines Parish and all of Southeast Louisiana. It's a story of the importance of football in the fabric of a community in southern Louisiana.
Having played high school football in Louisiana myself "back in the day", I recognized so much in the story of coach Cyril Crutchfield and the Plaquemines Parish residents. The loud, profane and physical football coach. The sheriff's deputies who were former players themselves and still long to ride the bus with the team to away games. The players whose entire lives revolve around the sport. The anachronism of the wealth of resources and the grinding poverty of that part of the world. It really hit home.
The book is well-written and balanced - as an example, Longman strives to present the Belle Chasse side of the Plaquemines Parish feud, rather than simply showing the South Plaquemines/Port Sulphur side. And by tracking Randall Mackey, Jamal Recasner and the Bastrop Rams, he shows the intertwining of relationships in that part of the world.
As this review is written, Coach Crutchfield, Ridge Turner, Lyle Fitte and the rest of the Hurricanes are on their way to another state championship. One Times-Picayune reporter recently noted that they only way the Hurricanes don't win state is if they give up the sport of football between now and December. I recommend you read this book, and follow the Hurricanes through the rest of their season.
by Adrian Wojnarowski
Amazon Price: $4.99
Customer Review: This is a very good inspirational book about an underdog inner city basketball team rising up to be the best, coached by Bob Hurley--best high school coach in small, broken down parochial school. Kids all had problems and he taught character and perseverance as well as basketball. It's tells how the coach motivated and taught his players. Parts moved a bit slow but it's definitely worth your time reading this one!
Coaching (and teaching) tips I got out of it included the following:
*Always keep the bar high and require respect.
*Never let anyone slide--keep on them all the time.
*Coach all the players, not just the best.
*Make kids earn your respect and ignore them until they do.
*Give everyone a role--even those on the bench.
*Use drastic measures (wrestling practice) to punish sloppy playing.
*Use the drastic measure practice for motivating in the future.
*Let the players experience the glory, keep low profile as coach.
*Help players make good decisions concerning their futures.
Karen Arlettaz Zemek, author of "My Funny Dad, Harry"
by Chris Crutcher
Amazon Price: $6.99
Customer Review: T J, whose full name is The Toa Jones (there's a joke there if you pronounce it correctly), relates the story of his eighteenth year, the year he graduates. He has been asked by his English teacher to form a college swimming team, but there is no pool, and it seems T J is the only swimmer.
T J gives a frank account of events of that year, not omitting his own short-comings. Raised by adoptive parents, he being the biological son of a European mother and Japanese/black American father, in a predominantly white small town outside Wahington, he struggles to keep his temper in check in the face of the many injustices resulting from the racism and bigotry of small-minded jocks.
Accepting the challenge of forming a swim team he assembles a curios bunch of misfits and the downtrodden and champions their cause as he strives to attain a coveted varsity Letter-Jacket, normally the preserve of high achievers in the accepted sports, for each member of his team.
It is a heart-warming tale as the team unite in their cause despite the fact they seemed doomed to failure from the start. At the same time likeable T J has his own problems to deal with, but here his stable family upbringing helps him to maintain balance despite himself.
At times funny, at times moving, with a tense and gripping finale, it makes for an involving story. It does get a little preachy at times, but it is a good cause, showing up racisms and family abuse for what it is; written by someone who clearly has some experience in such matters.
by Bill Konigsberg
Amazon Price: $11.55
Customer Review:
This is an important book. I hope that all high school students have a chance to read and reflect on this moving story of a high school football star coming to terms with his sexuality, the world and his future. This book deserves to be in every high school library, including small towns where students who are struggling with their sexuality so often feel isolated and alone. In addition to being a "good read" this book will provide support and understanding for all students, parents and teachers.
Jonathan Cohen, Ph.D.
President, Center for Social and Emotional Education;
Adjunct Professor in Psychology and Education,
Teachers College, Columbia University.
by Walter Dean Myers
Amazon Price: $6.99
Customer Review: Slam takes place in Harlem, New York. It is about a guy named Slam Harris. Slam loves to play basketball and loves the girls, but academics are not his thing, so, he tries his hardest to keep his grades up to stay on the team.
The climax is when his coach asks Slam to take a season off of basketball. My favorite part of the book, however is when his dad coaches the team, and when he masters his double crossover.
Even the cover of the book is interesting. It tells about the book and that he loves to play basketball. It also shows what he looks like so you can imagine it while you read the book.
I loved this book so much. It is one of the best books I have ever read. This book should be for people 12 and up because of the language, sexual content, drugs, and some mild violence. I would read it hands down any day over any other book.
By: Matt Swilley
by Sharon M. Draper
Amazon Price: $11.55
Customer Review: My summer school students, most of whom NEVER read a book under any circumstances, LOVE her books. They really relate to them. We read the Tears of a Tiger trilogy as an assignment and the students begged me to order all of her other books because they read the trilogy so fast. Highly recommended to get distinterested young people to start reading. Fast.
by Carl Deuker
Amazon Price: $10.88
Customer Review: I teach Deuker's "Night Hoops" in my eighth grade English classes and it's consistently popular with even the reluctant readers. But now, I've found a novel I like even more. I like it because it wrestles with issues deeper than sports. I like it because it doesn't take the easy way out in the end. And I like it because it's just a damn good story, timely and entertaining.
Despite my high endorsement, I do have one quibble. I'm very familiar with weights and lifting, and one sentence reveals a lack of care to details: "Now he was standing in front of the mirror, bench-pressing two hundred pounds . . ." Every bench press I know involves lying on the bench, not standing.
That one quibble aside, this book is bound to be popular with boys facing the same issues Mick Johnson is facing.
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