J.J. Jenkins sports@mustangdaily.net The accolades speak for themselves. Deonte Williams can put all-star selection and second team All-American on his football résumé, but there’s one thing he wants to add: […]
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My interview with Ramses
On Tuesday, Dec. 6, I interviewed New York Giants wide receiver Ramses Barden. Barden, a Cal Poly alumnus, who was nice enough to talk to me over the phone — […]
‘Small school’ kid looks for his big break
Former Cal Poly wide receiver Dominique Johnson looks up to guys like NFL star Marques Colston. He has done what he wants to. Despite playing football at a school not […]
The Silvey Lining: Dennis the Menace
Remember that time you got roped into going to watching that “Care Bears” movie with your five-year-old cousin after the babysitter cancelled?
The Silvey Lining: Who’s afraid of Peyton Manning?
Every once in awhile there is a game so epic that you can’t help but watch it. The game goes down to the wire with both teams fighting desperately for a big win to keep their season alive.
The Silvey Lining: Spotlight burns Cutler
Just when you think you’re the only one in the world creative enough to have a football column come out on Tuesday, they rip your heart out and stomp on it.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Week of redemption
A number of players and teams stepped up this week to redeem themselves, showing that they aren’t holding on to the past.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Wakeup Calls
Was anyone else annoyed when they realized the Sunday night game was cancelled because they didn’t want to compete against the World Series?
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Trick or tweet
If your favorite team lost an NFL game on Sunday, chances are you’re embarrassed about it. The average final score of an NFL game on Sunday was 34-13.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Raiders take Eagles
What a strange weekend of football. Just when you think you’ve got a few teams figured out, they come from left field and snatch victory from the jaws of atrociousness.
Time served, time to play again
Michael Vick has served nearly 22 months of his sentence that ends June 20. He will be released to spend the remainder of his sentence under home confinement May 20. As his release date creeps closer, a tough decision is weighing in the back of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s mind.