90 DAYS!!!!!!!!!

[GreatAppSt]

xnodxASU #90 xnodxxbowx

Nick Canepa

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Position: Tight End
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 258
Year: Senior
City/State: Hubert, N.C.
High School: Swansboro

Three-year veteran of the program enters his fourth collegiate season penciled in as the backup to starter Gordy Witte, Jr. at defensive tackle ... powerful defender has added 25 pounds to his 6-1 frame in the past year.


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90' 6-5-0

[melloware13]

UD #90
QUINCY BARR

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Year: Senior
Position: Defensive Line
Height /Weight: 6-3 / 265
Hometown: Brandon, Fla.
High School: Riverview HS
Previous School: Hofstra
Major: Criminal Justice

2011 Stats:
11 GP (2 Starts)
21 Tackles (5.0 TFL)
3.0 Sacks
1 Forced Fumble

At Delaware: Second-year transfer player from Hofstra who made an immediate impact on the defensive line in 2010…opens pre-season as projected No. 3 right end behind All-CAA selection Michael Atunrase and sophomore Jamaul Christopher…has good quickness with good hand placement and great speed for his size…fearless athlete who will find a way to make the tackle…recorded a sack and had five total tackles in spring game.

2010 Season: Played in all 15 games in a reserve role in 2010, recording nine total tackles while playing primarily on special teams...was a key member on both the kickoff coverage and kickoff return teams...recorded a season-best three tackles in NCAA quarterfinal win over CAA rival New Hampshire...had tackles for loss in wins over Richmond, Towson, and Lehigh…Delaware defense led the nation in scoring defense at 12.1 points per game and ranked No. 5 in total defense (280.7 yards per game)…team went 12-3 and advanced to the FCS title game under head coach K.C. Keeler.

At Hofstra: Played two seasons at Delaware rival Hofstra before the Pride dropped the program following the 2009 season…played for head coach and former UD defensive coordinator Dave Cohen at Hofstra.

2009 Season: Did not see action and retained sophomore eligibility…Hofstra went 5-6 in final varsity season before dropping the sport.

2008 Season: Played in 10 games as a true freshman and started two contests at defensive end…led team to a record of 4-8 under Cohen…tallied 10 tackles on the season, including three solo stops…had two tackles each vs. James Madison and Connecticut…led team in sacks with 2.5 for 24 yards and was No. 3 on the team with 4.5 tackles for loss…also had two forced fumbles and recovered another.

High School: Played football and basketball at Riverview High School in Riverview, Fla....All-State honorable mention selection...all-county selection after posting 26 solo tackles, 36 assisted stops and five sacks as a senior in 2007…led team to an 11-2 mark as a junior.

Personal: Quincy Barr III…born April 3, 1989...shares the same date of birth with fellow Blue Hen defensive end Michael Atunrase…son of Quincy Jr. and Lynda Barr…has four sisters...criminal justice major at Delaware…worked at nearby Grotto's Pizza during the summer...enjoys fishing, bowling, and video games in his spare time….grandfather played college football at Bethune-Cookman…cousin, Alvin Williams, was a basketball standout at Villanova and played in the NBA.

1990 Season: 6-5 (5-3 Yankee)
1890 Season: 3-2

[Tribe4SF]

W&M

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Bryan Stinnie
6'4" 255
Junior
Defensive End
Troy, VA
St. Anne's Belfield School

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[UAalum72]

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Tom Bradley # 90
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Defensive End

Height: 6-4 Weight: 230

Junior

Previous Affiliations Solvay HS

Hometown Syracuse, N.Y.
UAlbany: Earned his first varsity letter after playing in five games last season ... second on depth chart behind Eddie Delaney at defensive end ... made three tackles ... redshirted as a freshman in the 2009 campaign ... High School: First-team All-Onondaga League Class B West defensive end ... senior captain ... 2008 Senior All-Star Game ... second-team all-league offensive lineman as a junior ... wrestled at 215 pounds and placed third at Section III championship with 34-1 record ... went 29-5 overall as a junior ... member of track & field team in jumps, throws and relays ... Personal: Major is economics ... born 4-6-91 ... parents are Terry and Cathy Bradley.

[SFA 93]

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Richard Olin Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks (Northern Iowa 1967)

Richard Olin makes the jump from the high school ranks to join the Lumberjack coaching staff. Olin was hired in January as the offensive coordinator, and will coach the SFA quarterbacks. Olin takes over for an offense that has been among the nation's leaders each of the past three seasons and led the country in passing in 2009 and 2010.

One of the most successful prep head coaches in the state of Texas, Olin spent 18 seasons at Baytown Lee High School. During his 18 seasons at Baytown Lee, Olin coached the Ganders to 11 state playoff appearances, advancing to the area round of the playoffs six times. The Ganders recorded six district titles, including three undefeated seasons.

The eight-time district coach of the year has produced some of the top young quarterbacks from the state of Texas. During his time in the high school ranks he has coached nine different quarterbacks who have played at the NCAA Division I level including Clint Stoerner (Arkansas), Ell Roberson (Kansas State), Drew Tate (Iowa), Brian Johnson (Utah) and 2010 Walter Payton Award winner Jeremy Moses.

The most decorated football player in program history, Moses was key in helping turn SFA from a conference also-ran into a national power. He guided the 'Jacks to back-to-back conference titles, consecutive top-10 national rankings and to the 2009 and 2010 NCAA playoffs. Moses was named to five different All-America teams during his senior year, and left SFA as the Southland Conference's all-time leader in completions, passing yards, yards of total offense and touchdown passes. His 1,184 completions set an NCAA FCS record.

A head coach for Texas in the 2000 Texas-California All-Star game, Olin had 125 athletes receive scholarships to play football.

Olin graduated from Northern Iowa following his playing career for the Panthers. He was inducted into the UNI Athletics Hall of Fame in September 2010, on the night that Moses led the Lumberjacks to a 22-20 victory over the nationally ranked Panthers.

[McNeese72]

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#90 Pat Williams
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6-3
Weight: 270
Class: Junior
Hometown: Plaquemine, LA/Plaquemine HS
High School:


Will be one of the more experienced players in the defensive line and heads into season as the starter at right tackle.....has excellent speed (4.88) and strength (345 in the bench)..expected to be a team leader in the line

2010: made two starts and credited with 14 tackles along with one TFL, a sack, a quarterback hurry, a forced fumble and a recovered fumble....had three tackles against Lamar, three against Northwestern State and three against LSU

2009: played in all 12 games and was credited with 14 tackles, two passes broken up and three QB hurries...three tackles in win over Northwestern State and two each against Henderson State, Central Arkansas and New Hampshire

High School: all-district, all-parish as a defensive end...named team MVP...had career total of 180 tackles...that included 25 sacks and 30 stops behind lthe line...was also an all-parish performer in basketball

Other: birthdate 12/27/89...General Studies.....parents are Patrick Sr. and Mercedes

Doc

[Screamin_Eagle174]

EWU #90 - David Gaylord

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Position: Defensive End
Measurables: 6-4, 245lbs.
Year: Junior

2011: Listed as a starter at left defensive end on preseason depth chart.

2010: He played in 13 games, including eight as a starter, as a redshirt freshman. The first start of his career came against Weber State (10/2/10) and he started the final six games of the year, including all four games in the NCAA Championship Subdivision Playoffs. He came up with one of the biggest plays in the playoffs with a forced fumbled that led to a 15-yard fumble return for a touchdown by Tyler Washburn in the semifinals against Villanova (12/17/10). His big play helped EWU take a 34-24 lead with 13:56 left in the game before winning by a 41-31 margin. He also had a season-high six tackles in the quarterfinals against North Dakota State (12/11/10). Both of his sacks also came in the playoffs, as he registered a sack in the first round against Southeast Missouri State (12/4/10) and was credited with a half-sack against both Villanova and Delaware (1/7/11). He finished with a pair of tackles as EWU came from behind to defeat Delaware 20-19 and win the NCAA Division I title. He helped the Eagle defense rank first nationally in interceptions (total of 26) and turnovers gained (47), and finish sixth nationally in red zone defense, as it allowed just 38 scores in 58 opponent trips inside the Eagle 20-yard line.

2009: Redshirted.

HS: Graduated from Lynden HS in 2009. Played three seasons for a Lynden team that was a collective 35-6 and won a pair of State 2A titles and advanced to the semifinals the other season. As a senior, he was selected by Associated Press as a 2A All-State first-team selection as a defensive lineman. Named by the Seattle Times as a “Red Chip” selection as one of the top 22 prospects in the state of Washington. In addition, he was a member of Ron Siegel’s 31-member preseason All-State squad. A first-team All-Northwest Conference selection as a defensive lineman, he helped Lynden win the State 2A title with a 35-34 victory over Prosser. In the title game, Gaylord rushed for 76 yards and scored twice as the Lions rallied from a 15-point deficit to win their 10th-straight game after a 2-2 start. For his efforts, he was selected as the WIAA/SeattleTimes 2A Athlete of the Week. In a 21-12 victory in the semifinals over previously undefeated Archbishop Murphy, he caught a 25-yard touchdown pass and threw for an 80-yard score on the game’s first play. Lynden finished the season 12-2, including four playoff wins. He finished the season with 885 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on 167 carries as he finished his three-year career with 1,259 yards. He also caught 23 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns as a senior, and completed 2-of-3 passes for 86 yards. As a junior, Lynden was 10-3 and advanced to the semifinals, and as a sophomore the Lions were 13-1 and won the state title. He was the team’s backup quarterback all three seasons, while also playing as a running back, wide receiver, defensive end and outside linebacker. He had 53 tackles (11 for loss), six sacks and seven passes broken up as a junior. He also rushed for 252 yards and 11 touchdowns, caught 14 passes for 114 yards and three scores and completed 8-of-9 passes for 111 yards and three TDs in 2007. His Eagle teammate Ryan Seto (’10) also attended Lynden.

Personal: Born 6/18/91 in Puyallup, Wash. Outdoor recreation major.

Year GP TT Hi S TL-Yds FF-FR PBU I-Yds
2010 13 26 6 2 6-16 1-1 2 0-0
2011 10 24 4 2 5-27 0-1 3 0-0

[mvemjsunpx]

Montana #90

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Kelsey Lippert - LB
RS Freshman
6'0", 215 lbs.
Ft. Benton, MT
Ft. Benton HS


'11 Stats:

(Redshirted)

[NoDak 4 Ever]

#90 will always be Phil Hansen

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Bison Hall of Fame
Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame
DII Hall of Fame
ND Sports Hall of Fame

out of Oakes, ND

One of the all-time greats of NCAA Division II football who helped lead NDSU to a pair of national championships...Inducted into the Division II Football Hall of Fame in December 2004...Recipient of 2001 NDSU Horizon Award...Member of the North Dakota’s Sports Hall of Fame...Color commentator for NDSU football with WDAY-Radio and host of The Craig Bohl Football Show on WDAY-TV...Anchor of a solid defensive unit at North Dakota State for three seasons and was a two-time first-team All-American pick...Played on NDSU teams that compiled a 42-7-1 record including 14-0 seasons in 1988 and 1990...The Bison also won North Central Conference titles during those undefeated seasons...Tied a school record for career quarterback sacks with 41 in regular season play and set a school mark with 32 career pass break-ups...Started on NCAA Division II national championship teams in 1988 and 1990 and was twice named All-North Central Conference and Most Valuable Player in the league...Played in three All-Star games following his college career including the East-West Shrine, the Blue-Gray, and the All-American Classic...Top vote-getter on the defensive line on the NCAA Division II "Team of the Quarter Century"...Named Small College Defensive Lineman of the Year by the NFL Draft Report...A second round draft pick by the Buffalo Bills, Hansen was a starter for the Bills beginning early in his rookie season...Played on three Super Bowl teams with the Bills, was a member of the NFL All-Rookie team in 1991, and was first or second in sacks with the Bills for several seasons...Played in 14 postseason games overall, including 11 starts...His 11-year NFL career included playing in 156 games with 149 starts...Made 870 total tackles with 597 solo and 273 assists...Had 61.5 sacks for 343 yards in losses, 10 caused fumbles, one interception and 135 quarterback pressures...His 61.5 sacks ranked second in Bills history behind Bruce Smith (171.0) and was tied for 55th on the NFL’s all-time sack list...Retired after the 2001 NFL season, playing his entire career with Buffalo...One of just 17 players in team history to play in 11 or more seasons...Two-time all-conference selection at Oakes (N.D.) High School, playing DL, LB, OL and RB...Grew up on his family’s 4,000-acre farm in Oakes...Phil and his wife, Dianna, have three children and live in Detroit Lakes, Minn...He runs a football camp for high school offensive and defensive lineman, officiates high school and college football and basketball, and operates a small business.

[eiu1999]

Roosevelt Holliday
DL 6-3 297 Sr. 3
Bolingbrook, Ill. / Bolingbrook

2011 (JUNIOR): Started all 11 games at defensive tackle... was 3rd on the team with 4.0 tackles for loss... finished year with 41 tackles (21 solo)... had a solo sack against Tennessee Tech and a half sack at Southeast Missouri... had a season high five tackles in six games including recording five tackles in four of the final five games of the season... had a pass break-up at Murray State... 2010 (SOPHOMORE): Played in all 11 games making eight starts at defensive tackle... finished season with 36 tackles (11 solo)... had 5.5 five tackles for loss... two sacks on the season came against Eastern Kentucky and Illinois State... season high five tackles against Murray State where he also had a quarterback hurry... 2009 (FRESHMAN): Played in 11 games playing as a reserved defensive tackle… had nine tackles on the season (2 solo)… had lone sack of the season at Indiana State… season best two tackles at Penn State and at Southern Illinois.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named 2008 Chicago Area GRIDIRON Defensive Player of the Year… led Bolingbrook to a 10-1 IHSA Class 8A record including an undefeated regular-season under coach John Ivlow… IHSFCA Class 8A All-State… credited with 18 solo and 20 assisted tackles with two sacks and two fumble recoveries… anchored a defense that allowed just 11.7 points per game and 225.7 yards per game, including 93.6 rushing… powerful player who squatted 700 pounds and dead lifted 605 pounds… also lettered in basketball, track and wrestling.

[813Jag]

no #90 for the Jags so here's a video of the Human Jukebox


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[katstrapper]

#90 not yet assigned

Kats in the 1990 season... 4-7 overall 3-3 SLC

It was the fourth year for the Kats in the Southland Conference and it wasnt the most successful to say the least.

[GreatAppSt]

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#91

Read the Rules please and help keep the count straight not FUBAR it up kat.xthumbsupx

http://www.anygivensaturday.com/showthread.php?108856-100-DAYS!!!!!!!!!!&p=1795214&highlight=#post1795214

See RULE # 6 please post follow ups only to the current days thread, it's very confusing to look at the board and 86 days is ahead of 80 days which is ahead 79 days. If you miss posting of a player on a previous day just add it to the current days thread, we'll more than understand . Thanks Y'alls help for a smooth countdown will be much appreciated.

[Smitty]

Apparently to confuse the other team, we have 2 90s on the roster

90 Rainey Ala

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DL
6-2/315
Senior

Prior to Western Carolina: Appeared in 15 games over two seasons at Monterey Peninsula College in Monterey, Calif., recording 40 total tackles with 9.5 for loss and two and a half sacks ... Played for head coach Mike Rasmussen; At Tafuna HS: Played prep football for Jason Magalei ... Tafuna High School is the alma mater of Cincinnati defensive tackle Jonathan Fanene.
Personal: Full name is Kodaro Rainey Ala ... Is the son of Kodaro and Noa Ala ... Has two younger siblings.

90 Daryl McIntyre

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TE
6-1/210
RS Sophomore

2010 (Freshman): Did not see game action, taking a redshirt ... Was twice named the squad's defensive scout team player of the week, earning the honor prior to the Chattanooga and Elon games.
Prior to Western Carolina: Finished his senior season with 57 total tackles and recovered three fumbles along the defensive front for Statesville HS ... Had a season-high 12 tackles against A.L. Brown during his senior season.