Pro. Jake Delhomme

[Zeebart21]

z, you remember 'the real mccoy's?' grandpa [walter brennan] had to sign something; the official asked "can you sign your name"? taking umbrage, grandpa said "of course!" he took the pen and, in two big flourishes, made swipes forming an X. i laughed as a kid and i know i'd laugh now if i saw it again.

I remember the Real McCoys in name only. I certainly remember Walter Brennan. I am more of the Courtship of Eddies Father, Love American Style, Room 222, vintage.....Mannix, Hawaii 5-0, Streets of San Francisco...all awesome.

I figure you might have me by 2-3 years, SSM.

Z

[RaginFan2]

I remember the Real McCoys in name only. I certainly remember Walter Brennan. I am more of the Courtship of Eddies Father, Love American Style, Room 222, vintage.....Mannix, Hawaii 5-0, Streets of San Francisco...all awesome.

I figure you might have me by 2-3 years, SSM.

Z

Unfortunately, I do have direct memory of The Real McCoys. Loved Walter Brennan! Goll-durn-it!

[RaginFan2]

No need, he had a tutor do it for him. Just like old times.

Now THAT'S funny! Where did you ever get that sense of humor?

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CHARLOTTE -- If you visit training camp later this summer and you see quarterback Jake Delhomme wince a little after a day's worth of throws, don't worry. Odds are, he has a sore right arm. And that's perfectly normal. "At training camp, we all know it's going to be back-to-back-to-back (practices), and there will be soreness," Delhomme said as he left the practice field following Carolina's final summer-school session. "If there isn't soreness somewhere in my arm, then I'm probably not putting enough effort in, because that's training camp; I will have some soreness. "But if it's just normal soreness and not pain, then everything is on track." The rest of the story Andrew Mason Panthers.com

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I was flipping through the channels yester eve and came upon a celebrity talking about her newest album and acting gig. She is a very big celebrity, a pop diva, but I’m not going to reveal her name. In the few minutes I watched, she spoke very highly of her own talent, about how her music had touched people and how she had a gift for acting, though she had not often been challenged. Then they interviewed one of her friends/ relatives who said that though she had been a superstar since childhood she was one of the few stars who was “authentically humble.” The rest of the story Charles Gramlich

[Zeebart21]

LOL!! Gramlich gets it!

Erik, I root for the Panthers most of the time, sometimes even when they play the Saints. I admire Delhomme.

Nice find Turbine!

Z

[CajunCharlie]

_ LOL!! Gramlich gets it!

Erik, I root for the Panthers most of the time, sometimes even when they play the Saints. I admire Delhomme.

Nice find Turbine!

Z _

An old high school coach of mine imparted some sage advice to his teams. The advice was "you win big, and you lose big." Translation: you don't brag when you win, and you don't use excuses when you lose.

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Jarrett Phillips stood patiently in line, a Carolina Panthers helmet floating comfortably on his head. Another kid sat on the floor, carefully laying out his freshly-autographed Jake Delhomme jersey, then took a picture of it. Just in case, I guess. Orlando Thomas Jr. bounced back and forth between his mom and his spot on the floor. The whole time, he tossed a bruised, battered and, in some places, torn, red-and-white nerf football in the air. Besides being campers at UL's annual Ragin' Cajun football camp, all three had another thing in common: They were all smiling and having a good time. And that's something UL coach Rickey Bustle never gets tired of seeing in the Cajun locker room. "You can never start recruiting them too early," Bustle joked. "This is truly a special event for us. We love to see the kids out here having a good time and learning a little bit about football." The rest of the story Brady Aymond • baymond@theadvertiser.com • July 10, 2008

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If signing autographs was the final hurdle to Jake Delhomme's return as starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, consider Wednesday morning a success. Facing a blitz of youth campers on the last of UL's three-day Ragin' Cajun football camp, Delhomme's right elbow - the one reconstructed through Tommy John surgery last fall - held up just fine. "This is part of the rehab program," the former Teurlings Catholic and UL star said with a laugh following an autograph and photo session that lasted nearly one hour. "The elbow passed with flying colors. I'm good." The rest of the story Bob Heist • bheist@theadvertiser.com • July 10, 2008

[RaginFan2]

Very nice article! Great to see this.