Morning paper: Boise State football links 1/14
We would like to be upset about Jeremy Childs' decision to turn pro, but we just can't bring ourselves to do it. Childs did what he felt was best, and he has our full support ... unless Titus Young starts fumbling again. Then we'll probably wish we had Childs back.
Check out the OBNUG Facebook group for some NUGie details and spoilers. More awards today, as well as some Childs reaction.
With Childs leaving, Boise State receiving records will stand [Press-Tribune]
With Kirby Moore coming, receiving records will not last very much longer, though.
Kyle Wilson's return gives Broncos depth in secondary [Statesman]
Is it too late for Ellis Powers to seek the rare "three-year-special-teams-player" redshirt?
Vote for Jeremy Childs' draft position [BNN]
We gave him a first round grade, which is why we will never be able to run an NFL team.
About that graduation promise from Childs [Fight Fight BSU]
We hear the University of Phoenix offers a great online program.
Graham Watson smells blood [ESPN.com]
Now she has ammunition for picking Louisiana Tech to win the WAC this preseason.
One of the strangest coaching stories you'll ever read [SI.com]
Wrestling match at coaching convention; two coaches fall four stories through a window; Mark Mangino thankfully not involved.
Apparently, CFN has never heard of Jeron Johnson [Scout.com]
List of best WAC players does not include nearly enough Bronco players.
Ian Johnson gets front page draft pub [ESPN.com]
Courtesy of Chris Myers' connections, probably.
Boise Bachelor contestant drops out [Statesman]
But you already knew that, didn't you.
Jake Long vs. Ryan Clady debate [Palm Beach Post]
To be followed by Ryan Clady vs. Tony Bosselli debate.
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I just read the article about IJ. The guy that wrote it clearly did not even know who Ian Johnson was. Although, I would like to think that it was a Freudian slip referring to the Mtn West Conf. However, he probably just saw San Diego State and knows that they are now in the Mtn West and failed to notice that they were in the WAC when Faulk played there. Great research there Steve Muench. I agree though that Ian has something to prove, as long as he has a good line in front of him, I think he'll do just fine. Given that this should be a game with players chosen at each position because of their skills, he should be good. Wait, how did Branstater get invited?
by goodhandsman on Jan 13, 2009 8:32 PM PST reply actions
How, indeed. Johnson should get plenty of carries once the West coaches realize that Brandstater can't really throw.
by kevanlee on Jan 14, 2009 12:03 AM PST reply actions
Good point! This could be a great thing for him! He'll be a first rounder for sure after this game!
by goodhandsman on Jan 14, 2009 1:32 AM PST reply actions

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