YouTube – Nate Robinson – Unstoppable Career Highlight Reel HD MUST SEE.
Oaks Christian quarterback Nick Montana talks about his decision to commit to Washington and about the season ahead
Breaking Sporting News: USC Trojans banned from bowl competition.
The University of Southern California has received a two-year bowl ban and a sharp loss of football scholarships in a report on the NCAA’s four-year investigation of the school.
The NCAA cited USC for a lack of institutional control Thursday in its long-awaited report, which detailed numerous violations primarily involving Heisman Trophy-winning tailback Reggie Bush and men’s basketball player O.J. Mayo.
Read the entire article on ESPN News.
It seems as if Pete Carroll left for a real reason and jumped ship from USC. The team is banned from bowl competition for the next two years.
Notre Dame Quarterback Jimmy Clausen talks about training and his secret weapon.
Steve Clarkson is by far the best Quarterback developer in the known hemisphere. If you have or are an elite QB, don’t miss this cats training system.
The Jimmy Clausen Highlight reel…..are ND players professional athletes though?
I spoke of how I felt he was the best and most ready NFL QB as a true freshman at USC.He proved it last night in the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco’s AT%20&T Park by lifting USC over Boston College 24-13.
Well, in another blog post of mine about this kid Matt Barkley of USC, I spoke of how I felt he was the best and most ready NFL QB as a true freshman at USC. He proved it last night in the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco’s ATT Park by lifting USC over Boston College 24-13. I evaluate talent at Nike Combines for college so I see many quarterbacks at an elite level. This kid has always impressed me since he was at Mater Dei in Southern California. I’ve seen talent at Concord DeLaSalle and at some elite high school football programs in Texas as well including L.D. Bell High School, Trinity High School, and Plano High. This kid stood above in my mind out of seeing quarterbacks at all of these programs.
Yes, USC took a hit and started losing some games at the end of the season, however, Matt Barkley is pro football ready and will do well in the NFL in about 3 years provided he stays healthy. To show that type of poise in big games at 18 or 19 years of age is super incredible. And just for the record, I am NOT a USC fan. In fact, my friend was a tailback at USC and we went to the Cal Berkeley game together and I was NOT fond of USC fans at that game at all. Just for the record.
Black College Football Hall of Fame comes to Atlanta, GA
Former Washington Redskins Super Bowl winner and black quarterback Doug Williams announces that Atlanta will be the home of the Black College Football Hall of Fame. For those too young to know, Doug Williams is a quarterback who graduated from Grambling State University and played quarterback in the National Football League and won a Super Bowl with the Washington Redskins.
Doug Williams and James Harris Announce Black College Football HOF
Doug Williams is now the head coach at Grambling State and obviously has a real passion for HBCU’s (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). The first enshrinement of the inductees will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel on February 20, 2010 to coincide with Black History Month.
Every football player who played at a black college and university will be a future candidate for the Hall of Fame. Obviously, like any Hall of Fame, the athlete will have had to put up huge numbers and be an outstanding football player or coach.
Gerard Spinks is the CEO of Spinks Industries; a web content producer and online marketing agency based in Atlanta, GA USA.
We already have enough artists. My twitter is filled with every young black man and woman headed to the studio and it seems like this is all young black people strive for. We need to get out of the studio and study hardcore math, technology, life sciences, and medical. If we don’t, we are headed for disaster.
To fight through this recession and compete with immigrants for jobs, black students should be required to take mandatory technology courses in college. I would like to petition all Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU’s) to make this mandatory in order to rebuild the black middle class. The technology can be any type of technology that should include software engineering classes, hardware engineering classes, bio-technology, and even pharmaceutical technology.
Black Students are the Future of the Middle Class
We already have enough artists. My twitter is filled with every young black man and woman headed to the studio and it seems like this is all young black people strive for. We need to get out of the studio and study hardcore math, technology, life sciences, and medical. If we don’t, we are headed for disaster.
I wrote an article on H1B Visa’s taking over and the Indian dude that commented wanted to insinuate that I didn’t know anything. Little did he know I’m a highly skilled software engineer and his people usually work for me. However, that’s me and I’m somewhat rare. We need to impart this into our youth and get out of the studio and into the math and computer science lab. We need more candidates considered for jobs at Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Genentech, Cisco Systems, etc.
HBCU’s need to make at least HTML and XML coding classes mandatory or at least an Oracle or Microsoft class and not let our kids skate through.
Jeronimo Spinx was my defacto leader and I learned everything from him. He taught me frisbee, electric football, and how to play football.
Reflections on my birthday. I was born some time ago, today, September 26. I didn’t have the greatest of personal upbringings due to being in a single parent household but today I give glory for that household and the people who raised me. The bible begs the question “Am I my brothers keeper?” The answer to this question is very personal for people and one that dives deep into religion and philosophy.
Hollywood Actor Jeronimo Spinx to appear on CBS' Criminal Minds
I was the youngest boy growing up in my household. I have two brothers and one sister. My oldest brother James Lee Spinks was much older than my other two siblings as my mother had him 16 years before her next child, Jeronimo Spinx. My brother Jeronimo and I did everything together. He was a few years older than me but really served as my leader, my big bro, and in a role as my father even though he wasn’t too much older than me.
My mother put him in this role to lead our family due to personal reasons that I am writing in a movie script and book deal. Jeronimo was it. He had to do the grocery shopping, sign the checks because my mother couldn’t read and write, he had to speak to the teachers regarding me sometimes, and overall keep me in check at school and protect me in my neighborhood in Peoria, Illinois.
Jeronimo Spinx was my defacto leader and I learned everything from him. He taught me frisbee, electric football, and how to play football. He was a power lifter in high school and won trophies that inspired me to then follow him into powerlifting meets. He was friends with two kid leaders that would also become my inspiration and lift me up: Brad Blakey and Mike McLaughlin. Because my brother knew them, the seniors in high school didn’t haze me as bad when I was a sophomore.
My brother Jeronimo has gone on to have an illustrious career as an actor in Hollywood California and starred on the FOX hit series 24 and is starring this October 2009 on CBS’s Criminal Minds. But more than that for me, this cat was my leader and my hero. Without him, I would not have made it to where I am today. He did not have to be my keeper yet he did despite feeling crazy himself in a whirlwind household steeped in depression, loneliness, and erratic mood swinging behavior from our moms.
