there must have been more than 1 then, I can't fathom the size of the man that would call Ulm a "kid"...Originally Posted by NewCajunDad
http://www.printroom.com/ViewGallery...05&image_id=85
there must have been more than 1 then, I can't fathom the size of the man that would call Ulm a "kid"...Originally Posted by NewCajunDad
http://www.printroom.com/ViewGallery...05&image_id=85
http://louisianalafayette.scout.com/Originally Posted by Turbine
thanks to some people like you guys there is no info of his commitment and if he will/was now maybe now will not because of people jumping the gun on guys like this, i only wish you guys would wait until the coaches let people know about these things because it only muddy things up....man oh, man, we are in the middle of fighting for a championship guys focus on that leave these "potential" recruits alone. if we lose him just say i helped ......dame!
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Originally Posted by Oldman
What are you talking about?Originally Posted by Oldman
you mean like this?Originally Posted by Oldman
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=345&p=9&c=4&yr=2007
Originally Posted by Zeebart21
Or like this...
ULL picks up Fontainebleau lineman
By WILLIAM WEATHERS
Advocate sportswriter
Published: Oct 24, 2006
There wasn’t anything redeeming about Hurricane Katrina in the mind of Kyle Plouhar until he was forced to evacuate more than 2,600 miles from his home in Mandeville to Salem, Oregon.
“Louisiana is where I’ve grown up and I left for the hurricane,” Plouhar said. “I lived here before and thought I couldn’t wait to get out of town. But when I actually left for the hurricane I felt I couldn’t wait to get back.”
Plouhar, a standout offensive lineman who returned for his senior season at Fontainebleau High, ensured he would do just that beyond high school — becoming the first commitment for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
The Ragin’ Cajuns (4-2), the co- leaders in the Sun Belt Conference, already have a pair of Plouhar’s former high school teammates on their roster — tight end Matt Ulm and defensive tackle Chris Johnson.
The 6-foot-6 284-pound Plouhar was a starter at offensive tackle on Fontainebleau’s Class 5A state semifinalist team that eventually lost to Evangel Christian.
Plouhar actually began his junior season with the Bulldogs where he fractured his collarbone in a jamboree against John Curtis.
The next day Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans and the Gulf Coast region, forcing Plouhar and his family to flee to the West Coast where he enrolled and started at offensive tackle for Sprague High.
“I had an average season,” Plouhar said. “I was affected by my collarbone and then having to learn a whole new system was tough.”
Fontainebleau was off to a quick start, winning its first seven games, until last week’s 28-18 loss to District 4-5A rival Slidell.
Plouhar, who attended summer camps at Oregon State, Michigan, Penn State and LSU, chose University of Louisiana over Ball State, Army, Oregon State and Connecticut.
“I want to major in finance,” said Plouhar, who is academically qualified, “and they’re a great finance school.”
WTF???Originally Posted by Oldman
picture from the FHS - Mandeville Game
So UL fans amongst 119 1A institutions should pretend as though we are not happy this young man has made a commitment to UL? OM you are way off base, nobody will recind their commitment because the local fans are happy. And what in the hell does fighting for a championship have to do with this guys commitment? WE ARE FANS and do not have to stay focused, or focus on the next game. That is the job of the coaches and players. I am pretty sure when Mr. Weathers put it in the Advocate our committed player was not upset. He might get upset if we fans are not very happy about his arrival.Originally Posted by Oldman
In any case nobody will stay mum til Feburary.
This is a classic...Originally Posted by Oldman
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I read that and then blood shot out of my ears. I think I am actually dumber for trying to have deciphered that.
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