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8/28/06 By BK...Long confirms he will be at the OSU/PSU game and that he plans on seeing Adams and Brewster (Shugarts is still trying to work out his trip). He talks at length about OSU and about what he is looking for in a school. He is interested in Virginia, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Virginia Tech among others. |
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9/4 By BK... Kyle confirms his offer from tOSU. Coach Bollman and Coach Tressel text messaged him that it was in the mail. He also got official offers from Virginia and Kansas St. Kyle says he watched the Northern Illinois game, and that he will be up for the Penn St. game. |
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Look out for little bro Howie too...
Link STAB handles North Cross Long leads attack; Saints shut down Raiders' offense By Macon Gunter / Daily Progress correspondent September 16, 2006 With respect to the gridiron, St. Anne?s-Belfield aptly named Friday?s festivities a Fall Family Picnic. Behind three touchdowns from sophomore quarterback Howie Long, the Saints crushed visiting North Cross 42-0 - and it wasn?t even that close. With his namesake looking on from the sidelines and big brother Chris in attendance as well, Howie Long was efficient, completing four of his six passes for a game-high 130 yards. His third and final touchdown - a 66-yard rocket to senior Ryan Caldwell - gave STAB a 28-0 lead with more than 11 minutes left in the second quarter. ?[Long is] doing what we?re asking him to do,? said STAB coach John Blake. ?He?s doing very well at finding his receivers, setting his feet, and throwing good balls. If he can continue to do that, we?re going to be OK.? The Saints (2-0, 0-0 ODFC) outgained North Cross by 230 yards on the ground thanks to a mammoth size advantage on both sides of the line. Junior Jack Thomasson racked up 104 yards on the ground after stud tailback Colin Pehanick went down with a mild ankle sprain midway through the second quarter. Pehanick joined teammates Hunter Thompson and Brian Linthicum on the sideline. The Clemson-bound Linthicum also fell victim to an ankle sprain, while Thompson injured his shoulder. The severity of the injuries is unknown, but all three hope to play next week. Despite the bumps and bruises, Blake was encouraged with what he saw on the field - regardless of the quality of the opponent. ?We saw good things on both sides of the ball,? said the 10-year head man. ?It?s hard to simulate what they do. I think it was good for us to see them because we?re going to see some of that stuff next week against Trinity.? Ryan Caldwell reeled in two catches for 98 yards and two touchdowns, while teammate Steve Brown hit paydirt twice as well, including a 15-yard scamper on fourth-and-inches. The Saints accumulated 16 first downs compared to just five for the Raiders, who fell to Covenant last week, 34-24. Few starters saw second-half action for STAB, which allowed North Cross over its side of the 50 just three times all night. ?Last week, we didn?t get a chance to play the second group a whole lot as a unit,? said Blake. ?We got a chance to get those younger guys in there tonight and they played well.? While little brother Howie claimed the glory Friday night, Kyle Long has his sights set on bigger things. ?Nothing short of a state championship will make us happy,? said the 6-foot-7, 280-pound lineman. ?Since the day we lost the state championship [last year], we?ve been in the weight room, working together as a team. From Day 1, we?ve come a long way. Our team has come together and we?re ready to show everyone what we can do.? While coach Blake might not want his boys thinking state championship quite yet, his team?s bravado has led to a 97-7 discrepancy on the scoreboard after just two games - and there are no signs of slowing down. |
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Your correct...and I would much rather be in OSU's shoes than Virginia's to say the very least.
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Virginia Rivals - 09/20/06
Kyle has four offers - Ohio State, Virginia, Kansas State, and Louisville. He will visit Ohio State this weekend, and plans on seeing several other schools this year. In the article, Kyle admitted to being an ardent Virginia fan, and stated that distance will be a factor (family ties). My take: However, when discussing Virginia, Kyle's "tone" seemed somewhat sentimental, if you know what I mean. FWIW. |
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BG - Bill Kurelic - 09/24/06
Kyle was very impressed with his unofficial visit to Ohio State this weekend. Ohio State is high on his list. He will make another unofficial visit for a junior day next January. |
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9/28 Kyle has glowing comments for tOSU but does say he wants to see what happens with the MLB draft. |
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