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Thu Mar 08, 2007 6:44 amby rumbles
[user=566]#50mandan[/user] wrote:
DID JIMMY KLEINSASSER RUN THE 100 METER IN HIGH SCHOOL? I HEARD HE DIDÂ AND WAT WAS HIS WEIGHT IN HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE RIGHT NOW HES LIKE 270 AND THATS ALOT OF WEIGHT OUT ON THE TRACK BUT THATS AN ATHLETE
im not sure if he ran the 100 but i think he still holds the record for longest shotput throw unless it has been broken by now. Weather he ran or not i dont know but i know he was very fast for his size
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Mon Mar 12, 2007 5:15 pmby cardinal10
rumbles wrote:[user=566]#50mandan[/user] wrote:
DID JIMMY KLEINSASSER RUN THE 100 METER IN HIGH SCHOOL? I HEARD HE DID? AND WAT WAS HIS WEIGHT IN HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE RIGHT NOW HES LIKE 270 AND THATS ALOT OF WEIGHT OUT ON THE TRACK BUT THATS AN ATHLETE
im not sure if he ran the 100 but i think he still holds the record for longest shotput throw unless it has been broken by now. Weather he ran or not i dont know but i know he was very fast for his size
I'm not sure if he ran the 100, but I know he qualified for state in the 200 (23.0), no one like being in the lanes next to him for fear of being hit by a stray elbow plus he ran the 4 x 200 relay for Carrington, besides being state champ in shot and discus. I could start a rumor about him running the hurdles and breaking every one of them and people would probably believe it.
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Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:52 amby BaldEagle
Actually LeClair played for South St Paul, easily mistaken for St Paul.
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Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:56 amby BaldEagle
BaldEagle wrote:Actually LeClair played for South St Paul, easily mistaken for St Paul.
Former US Senator from ND, Quentin Burdick played for Minnesota when they were good. He blocked for Bronko Nagurski.
Didn't Roger Maris have a scholarship offer from Bud Wilkinson at Oklahoma?
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:41 pmby helloyall
what about kyle steffes he absolutly dominated football in all of his years at trinity and is getting looked at by nfl scouts. did anyone see his senior year at the state championship when he scored like 6 touchdowns in the first half.
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:49 pmby SportsAreLife
helloyall wrote:what about kyle steffes he absolutly dominated football in all of his years at trinity and is getting looked at by nfl scouts. did anyone see his senior year at the state championship when he scored like 6 touchdowns in the first half.
That is still a Dakota Bowl record. I also heard that at the NDSU combine he ran like one of the fastest shuttle runs overall with all the combines, but also that his 40 was really bad.
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Thu Mar 22, 2007 7:14 pmby Mauer07
I wish him good luck and hope to see him in the pros one day
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Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:10 pmby SportsAreLife
Mauer07 wrote:I wish him good luck and hope to see him in the pros one day
Me too. I would like to see more pro athletes from No. Dak.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:23 pmby project-pat
I wish him good luck and pray that he doesn't get involved with the minnesota vikings, talk about a career ruiner haha
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:32 pmby Roughrider
Hey, there is nothing wrong with the Minnesota Vikings. They are just in some down years:)
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:42 pmby SportsAreLife
Roughrider wrote:Hey, there is nothing wrong with the Minnesota Vikings. They are just in some down years:)
Hay I'm still a Vikings fan, but I'm careful to tell many people that right now.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:57 pmby Roughrider
SportsAreLife wrote:Roughrider wrote:Hey, there is nothing wrong with the Minnesota Vikings. They are just in some down years:)
Hay I'm still a Vikings fan, but I'm careful to tell many people that right now.
hahahahahaha, me too kind of
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 5:19 pmby project-pat
the Minnesota Vikings organization is a black hole for football players, they go in and they are NEVER the same.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 5:31 pmby Roughrider
project-pat wrote:the Minnesota Vikings organization is a black hole for football players, they go in and they are NEVER the same.
they were a few years ago but now they have completely redone their entire front office so it will turn around very quickly. At least i hope
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Sun Mar 25, 2007 8:04 pmby knights4
don't count on it
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Mon Mar 26, 2007 3:10 amby ndfan
Lets keep this on topic, and not on the vikings. Thanks
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Tue Mar 27, 2007 4:53 amby rkmt
cardinal10 wrote:rumbles wrote:[user=566]#50mandan[/user] wrote:
DID JIMMY KLEINSASSER RUN THE 100 METER IN HIGH SCHOOL? I HEARD HE DID? AND WAT WAS HIS WEIGHT IN HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE RIGHT NOW HES LIKE 270 AND THATS ALOT OF WEIGHT OUT ON THE TRACK BUT THATS AN ATHLETE
im not sure if he ran the 100 but i think he still holds the record for longest shotput throw unless it has been broken by now. Weather he ran or not i dont know but i know he was very fast for his size
I'm not sure if he ran the 100, but I know he qualified for state in the 200 (23.0), no one like being in the lanes next to him for fear of being hit by a stray elbow plus he ran the 4 x 200 relay for Carrington, besides being state champ in shot and discus. I could start a rumor about him running the hurdles and breaking every one of them and people would probably believe it.
Yeah, I saw both his record setting shot throw (over 62') and him anchoring a relay. I thought it was the 4x100, but it doesn't matter which. I just know it was amazing to watch, it was kind of scary actually.
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Tue Mar 27, 2007 7:53 pmby Roughrider
Matt Anderson could be one of the next players to come out and make it big. he was a tank when he played for cavalier. i would pick him as one of the best.
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Wed Mar 28, 2007 9:00 pmby grizz
Roughrider wrote:Matt Anderson could be one of the next players to come out and make it big. he was a tank when he played for cavalier. i would pick him as one of the best.
Him and Landon Smith. Ironically, they are roomates now.
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Thu Mar 29, 2007 3:08 amby ndfan
[user=1086]Roughrider[/user] wrote:
Matt Anderson could be one of the next players to come out and make it big. he was a tank when he played for cavalier. i would pick him as one of the best.
Some people would argue Trenbeath was the best to come out of Cavalier. I have them as 1a and 1b. But I agree if Anderson can stay healthy he could play at the next level.
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Thu Mar 29, 2007 4:11 amby NDSportsFan
I was reading in the forum that he's (Anderson) listed as the backup LB as a freshman in a pretty talented group of players, going into spring practice.
I also see Matt Kittleson is listed as a backup and he's starting his soph. season.
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Thu Mar 29, 2007 5:14 pmby SportsAreLife
NDSportsFan wrote: I was reading in the forum that he's (Anderson) listed as the backup LB as a freshman in a pretty talented group of players, going into spring practice.
I also see Matt Kittleson is listed as a backup and he's starting his soph. season.
I think Anderson could battle for some serious playing time this year, along with Smith.
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Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:46 amby GRIDIRON GURU
Here's a name from the past.
Anyone remember Fred Walker from May-Port?
He carried May - Port on his back for three years as a running back. And I think at least one state championship if not two.
He was the state champ in the 200 meter dash and runner up in the 100.
And took 3rd in State wrestling in the heavy weight division. I think he weighed around 230 his senior year.
He was the male athlete of the year in 1986 I think.
He was going to play football at UND but broke his neck in the Shrine game and never played a down of football again.
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Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:51 amby SportsAreLife
GRIDIRON GURU wrote:Here's a name from the past.
Anyone remember Fred Walker from May-Port?
He carried May - Port on his back for three years as a running back. And I think at least one state championship if not two.
He was the state champ in the 200 meter dash and runner up in the 100.
And took 3rd in State wrestling in the heavy weight division. I think he weighed around 230 his senior year.
He was the male athlete of the year in 1986 I think.
He was going to play football at UND but broke his neck in the Shrine game and never played a down of football again.
That's what you call really really bad luck. Sounds like he was a freak.
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Mon Apr 02, 2007 12:24 pmby point/center
not about who went on to excel in the college game or in the pro's. but Brian Dykema was a machine at Strausburg Zeeland.