Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,

Originally Posted by dreClark


Wed Sep 15 09:36am PDT

[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith






Ray
Lewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victory
with 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're not
crazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;
it's�not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III,�a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.

ept_sports_prep_rally-236825941-1284568436.jpg


According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:

• 206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns

• 101 total yards on kickoff returns

• 104 yards rushing

• 27 yards receiving

• 66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air

That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
The
Griffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling First
Academy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,
though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173
yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.

Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Today
shortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in which
he set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hopping
between running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and just
about any other position on the field, as you can see in his middle
school highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.

And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.

"He
smells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach Matt
Arena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."

It's
not hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with his
current success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on the
other side of the ball from his famous father.
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the new boobie miles
 
Originally Posted by dreClark


Wed Sep 15 09:36am PDT

[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith






Ray
Lewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victory
with 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're not
crazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;
it's�not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III,�a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.

ept_sports_prep_rally-236825941-1284568436.jpg


According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:

• 206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns

• 101 total yards on kickoff returns

• 104 yards rushing

• 27 yards receiving

• 66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air

That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
The
Griffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling First
Academy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,
though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173
yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.

Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Today
shortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in which
he set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hopping
between running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and just
about any other position on the field, as you can see in his middle
school highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.

And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.

"He
smells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach Matt
Arena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."

It's
not hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with his
current success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on the
other side of the ball from his famous father.
Click to expand...





eek.gif
the new boobie miles
 
Originally Posted by dreClark


Wed Sep 15 09:36am PDT
[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith

RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's�not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III,�a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.

ept_sports_prep_rally-236825941-1284568436.jpg


According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:

• 206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns

• 101 total yards on kickoff returns

• 104 yards rushing

• 27 yards receiving

• 66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air

That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.

Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.

And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.

"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."

It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
Click to expand...
Can't mess with good genes, I guess. 
 
Originally Posted by dreClark


Wed Sep 15 09:36am PDT
[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith

RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's�not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III,�a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.

ept_sports_prep_rally-236825941-1284568436.jpg


According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:

• 206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns

• 101 total yards on kickoff returns

• 104 yards rushing

• 27 yards receiving

• 66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air

That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.

Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.

And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.

"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."

It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
Click to expand...
Can't mess with good genes, I guess. 
 
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[h1]Chris Hawkins faces drug charges[/h1]

By Mark Schlabach
ESPN.com
Archive

MADISON, Ga. -- The former North Carolina defensive back who is accused of buying University of Georgia receiver A.J. Green's jersey is facing felony drug charges in Georgia.

Chris Hawkins, who played at North Carolina from 2001-03 before finishing his college career at Marshall, was arrested by Georgia State Patrol officers on April 23, 2009 on felony charges of trafficking cocaine and misdemeanor charges of possession of marijuana.

According to a police report obtained by ESPN.com on Wednesday, Hawkins was pulled over by a Georgia State Patrol officer while driving a U-haul moving truck on I-20 near Madison, Ga., which is about 60 miles east of Atlanta. The report said Hawkins was cited for driving without wearing a seat belt, and officers later discovered a small amount of marijuana in his pocket.

After Hawkins refused to allow officers to search the contents of the moving truck, a drug-detecting dog indicated drugs were in the back of the box truck. According to the police report, officers discovered a paper sack containing a baseball-sized amount of base cocaine, which weighed about three ounces and was covered in peanut butter and pepper.

Hawkins, from Kinston, N.C., spent 20 days in the Morgan County (Ga.) Detention Center until he was released on $50,000 bail. Hawkins is scheduled to appear in Morgan County Superior Court on Oct. 18.

"I'm not involved with any kind of drugs," Hawkins told ESPN's Joe Schad. "Never have in the past and never will be. And no one I'm associated with is involved in any such thing. I'm innocent."

Hawkins' arrest was first reported by the Morgan County (Ga.) Citizen on Wednesday.

Page Pate, Hawkins' Atlanta-based attorney, told ESPN.com on Wednesday that the U-haul truck was rented by former North Carolina and Pittsburgh Steelers running back Willie Parker. Pate said Hawkins, who is Parker's roommate, was delivering furniture from Miami to North Carolina for Parker.

"Parker purchased some furniture out of a condo that was being sold in Miami," Pate said. "He asked Chris to move the furniture after it was loaded into the truck. Chris has continuously maintained that he was unaware there were drugs in the truck."

Ironically, Pate said Parker purchased the furniture from a penthouse in the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., which was the site of at least two agent-related parties this past spring. The NCAA is investigating whether North Carolina defensive lineman Marvin Austin and receiver Greg Little violated its rules by attending the parties.

Alabama defensive lineman Marcel Dareus also attended a party at Fontainebleau and was suspended two games by the NCAA. South Carolina tight end Weslye Saunders also is being investigated by NCAA officials for attending the parties.

Saunders was dismissed from the team on Wednesday.

Parker, 29, played six seasons in the NFL before he was cut by the Washington ******** during training camp. His best season came with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2006, when he ran for 1,494 yards with 13 touchdowns in 16 games.

Parker is listed as a potential defense witness for Hawkins' upcoming criminal trial, according to court documents.

Last week, the NCAA suspended Green for four games after he sold his Independence Bowl jersey to Hawkins for $1,000. According to UGA officials, Green was introduced to Hawkins by UNC defensive end Robert Quinn, and Hawkins agreed to buy Green's jersey after the men exchanged messages on Facebook.

Georgia officials said Green never had a face-to-face meeting with Green. Georgia officials were unaware of Hawkins' upcoming criminal trial when reached by ESPN.com on Wednesday.

Georgia officials are hoping the NCAA will reduce Green's four-game suspension, which would require him to miss Saturday's home against No. 12 Arkansas at Sanford Stadium and next week's game at Mississippi State.

Georgia officials hoped to have Green's hearing with the NCAA's Division I Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement on Wednesday, but a UGA official told ESPN.com that the hearing was postponed until Friday.

Last week, Hawkins told ESPN's Joe Schad that he purchased Green's jersey because he collects them and didn't realize it was an NCAA violation. Nonetheless, the NCAA ruled Hawkins qualifies as an agent and is looking into his relationship with at least two other agents, Peter Schaffer of All Pro Sports & Entertainment in Denver and Kevin Conner of Universal Sports Management in Atlanta.

The NCAA also is investigating whether Hawkins arranged for the players to make trips to Atlanta and Las Vegas to meet with potential agents. The source said Green didn't attend the agent-related trips.

"I didn't come at A.J. like a marketer or an agent," Hawkins told Schad. "I'm not an agent. I talked to him about 'Good game this' and 'Good game that.' I wanted the jersey because I collect jerseys."

A UNC official told ESPN.com last week that Hawkins has frequently visited North Carolina's football facility during the past few years, including a visit this summer in which he worked out with Parker in the team's weight room. The school official said Hawkins often described himself as Parker's manager.

The Tar Heels suspended 13 players from playing in their 30-24 loss to LSU in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in the Sept. 4 opener. Seven starters were suspended, including Austin and Quinn, while the NCAA investigated allegations of improper contact with agents and academic fraud.

The NCAA reinstated Tar Heels running back Shaun Draughn, but the availability of the other 12 suspended players for Saturday's home game against Georgia Tech remains in question.
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[h1]Chris Hawkins faces drug charges[/h1]

By Mark Schlabach
ESPN.com
Archive

MADISON, Ga. -- The former North Carolina defensive back who is accused of buying University of Georgia receiver A.J. Green's jersey is facing felony drug charges in Georgia.

Chris Hawkins, who played at North Carolina from 2001-03 before finishing his college career at Marshall, was arrested by Georgia State Patrol officers on April 23, 2009 on felony charges of trafficking cocaine and misdemeanor charges of possession of marijuana.

According to a police report obtained by ESPN.com on Wednesday, Hawkins was pulled over by a Georgia State Patrol officer while driving a U-haul moving truck on I-20 near Madison, Ga., which is about 60 miles east of Atlanta. The report said Hawkins was cited for driving without wearing a seat belt, and officers later discovered a small amount of marijuana in his pocket.

After Hawkins refused to allow officers to search the contents of the moving truck, a drug-detecting dog indicated drugs were in the back of the box truck. According to the police report, officers discovered a paper sack containing a baseball-sized amount of base cocaine, which weighed about three ounces and was covered in peanut butter and pepper.

Hawkins, from Kinston, N.C., spent 20 days in the Morgan County (Ga.) Detention Center until he was released on $50,000 bail. Hawkins is scheduled to appear in Morgan County Superior Court on Oct. 18.

"I'm not involved with any kind of drugs," Hawkins told ESPN's Joe Schad. "Never have in the past and never will be. And no one I'm associated with is involved in any such thing. I'm innocent."

Hawkins' arrest was first reported by the Morgan County (Ga.) Citizen on Wednesday.

Page Pate, Hawkins' Atlanta-based attorney, told ESPN.com on Wednesday that the U-haul truck was rented by former North Carolina and Pittsburgh Steelers running back Willie Parker. Pate said Hawkins, who is Parker's roommate, was delivering furniture from Miami to North Carolina for Parker.

"Parker purchased some furniture out of a condo that was being sold in Miami," Pate said. "He asked Chris to move the furniture after it was loaded into the truck. Chris has continuously maintained that he was unaware there were drugs in the truck."

Ironically, Pate said Parker purchased the furniture from a penthouse in the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., which was the site of at least two agent-related parties this past spring. The NCAA is investigating whether North Carolina defensive lineman Marvin Austin and receiver Greg Little violated its rules by attending the parties.

Alabama defensive lineman Marcel Dareus also attended a party at Fontainebleau and was suspended two games by the NCAA. South Carolina tight end Weslye Saunders also is being investigated by NCAA officials for attending the parties.

Saunders was dismissed from the team on Wednesday.

Parker, 29, played six seasons in the NFL before he was cut by the Washington ******** during training camp. His best season came with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2006, when he ran for 1,494 yards with 13 touchdowns in 16 games.

Parker is listed as a potential defense witness for Hawkins' upcoming criminal trial, according to court documents.

Last week, the NCAA suspended Green for four games after he sold his Independence Bowl jersey to Hawkins for $1,000. According to UGA officials, Green was introduced to Hawkins by UNC defensive end Robert Quinn, and Hawkins agreed to buy Green's jersey after the men exchanged messages on Facebook.

Georgia officials said Green never had a face-to-face meeting with Green. Georgia officials were unaware of Hawkins' upcoming criminal trial when reached by ESPN.com on Wednesday.

Georgia officials are hoping the NCAA will reduce Green's four-game suspension, which would require him to miss Saturday's home against No. 12 Arkansas at Sanford Stadium and next week's game at Mississippi State.

Georgia officials hoped to have Green's hearing with the NCAA's Division I Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement on Wednesday, but a UGA official told ESPN.com that the hearing was postponed until Friday.

Last week, Hawkins told ESPN's Joe Schad that he purchased Green's jersey because he collects them and didn't realize it was an NCAA violation. Nonetheless, the NCAA ruled Hawkins qualifies as an agent and is looking into his relationship with at least two other agents, Peter Schaffer of All Pro Sports & Entertainment in Denver and Kevin Conner of Universal Sports Management in Atlanta.

The NCAA also is investigating whether Hawkins arranged for the players to make trips to Atlanta and Las Vegas to meet with potential agents. The source said Green didn't attend the agent-related trips.

"I didn't come at A.J. like a marketer or an agent," Hawkins told Schad. "I'm not an agent. I talked to him about 'Good game this' and 'Good game that.' I wanted the jersey because I collect jerseys."

A UNC official told ESPN.com last week that Hawkins has frequently visited North Carolina's football facility during the past few years, including a visit this summer in which he worked out with Parker in the team's weight room. The school official said Hawkins often described himself as Parker's manager.

The Tar Heels suspended 13 players from playing in their 30-24 loss to LSU in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in the Sept. 4 opener. Seven starters were suspended, including Austin and Quinn, while the NCAA investigated allegations of improper contact with agents and academic fraud.

The NCAA reinstated Tar Heels running back Shaun Draughn, but the availability of the other 12 suspended players for Saturday's home game against Georgia Tech remains in question.
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Hopefully Ray tells his boy where to go to school at, we could use about a dozen of those type players. 
 
Hopefully Ray tells his boy where to go to school at, we could use about a dozen of those type players. 
 
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT


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After Hawkins refused to allow officers to search the contents of the moving truck, a drug-detecting dog indicated drugs were in the back of the box truck. According to the police report, officers discovered a paper sack containing a baseball-sized amount of base cocaine, which weighed about three ounces and was covered in peanut butter and pepper.




"Parker purchased some furniture out of a condo that was being sold in Miami," Pate said. "He asked Chris to move the furniture after it was loaded into the truck. Chris has continuously maintained that he was unaware there were drugs in the truck."
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AJ got dirty money...
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His appeal supposedly got pushed to Friday now. I'll believe that when it happens now...
 
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT


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After Hawkins refused to allow officers to search the contents of the moving truck, a drug-detecting dog indicated drugs were in the back of the box truck. According to the police report, officers discovered a paper sack containing a baseball-sized amount of base cocaine, which weighed about three ounces and was covered in peanut butter and pepper.




"Parker purchased some furniture out of a condo that was being sold in Miami," Pate said. "He asked Chris to move the furniture after it was loaded into the truck. Chris has continuously maintained that he was unaware there were drugs in the truck."
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AJ got dirty money...
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His appeal supposedly got pushed to Friday now. I'll believe that when it happens now...
 
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