ESPN’s Mel Kiper talked to Matty about UMaine’s Jovan Belcher and his chances of making it to the next level, the FCS division as a whole in terms of draft prospects, and a whole lot more. Enjoy!
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ESPN’s Mel Kiper Talks NFL Draft
Posted in CAA Draft prospects, ESPN, FCS Draft Prospects, Jovan Belcher, Mel Kiper, NFL Draft 2009, UMaine on December 23, 2008 by cmsplogUMaine Wants You To Be Their Facebook Friend
Posted in Facebook, UMaine, UMaine Athletics on December 17, 2008 by cmsplogThe University of Maine is getting into the digital friend age, and is requesting you be their friend on Facebook. We can only hope they don’t send any of those “Top Friends” or “Which 80’s Song Are You?” apllications…
Jack Cosgrove On The Big Jab Today
Posted in Big Jab, Chris Sedenka, Jack Cosgrove, PM Jab, UMaine on November 24, 2008 by cmsplogExpos Appreciation Update
Posted in Bo Pelini, Bob Toledo, Dan Hawkins, MIke Sherman, Montreal Expos Appreciation, Nebraska, Raibonne Charles, Stan Brock, Texas A+M, UMaine on October 2, 2008 by cmsplogMost of the interviews for Montreal Expos Appreciation are now posted, just waiting on Bill Lee from last night and the anthology will be complete. They are available at the top of the page, enjoy!
Also in case you missed it earlier in the week, 3 of the Monday Big XII press conferences are up (Bo Pelini, Dan Hawkins, and Mike Sherman), Army Head Coach Stan Brock’s weekly press conference, UMaine Defensive Tackle Raibonne Charles, and Tulane Head Coach Bob Toledo are also up, those are in the Talkshoe widget on the right hand side labeled “just the interviews”. Enjoy!
Umaine DT Raibonne Charles
Posted in Jack Cosgrove, Raibonne Charles, UMaine on October 1, 2008 by cmsplog
I interviewed former Windham High School standout and current UMaine Black Bear defensive tackle Raibonne Charles on the Sports Vortex earlier this week (the feature piece I wrote will be in the Windham Independent this week, and I might even post it on here). We talked about red-shirting, the difference between high school and college, and the challenges of being a student-athlete. The interview can be listened to right here, and it makes me glad to know that there are young men out there that still have desire and a strong work ethic. Enjoy!