[NU Sports] Thompson and Mathews returns

[Roy Lamberton]

When the Nevada dback and NH WR & QB who beat us are playing in the NFL next
year....

Our Frosh QB will be making plays along with the RS Soph who is just now able to
practice.

rsl

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Roy S. Lamberton - Senior Associate
Computer Applications & Support Associates
and Publisher of Purple Reign, 
The Scout.com Northwestern University Site
(http://www.purplewildcats.com)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com 
> [mailto:nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com] On Behalf Of DPENDERG at aol.com
> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 3:08 PM
> To: nwu-sports at tssi.com
> Subject: Re: [NU Sports] Thompson and Mathews returns
> 
> 
>  
> The so-called improved offense we saw in Reno was not playing 
> Penn State or  
> any other Big Ten team.  It was Nevada for heaven's sake (and 
> we still  could 
> not avoid turnovers).  Thompson/Mathews will help, but we're 
> playing  a 
> defense which shut down the #1 team in the country for most 
> of the game (and  the 
> Penn State loss really was the fault of two late turnovers).  
> I'd like  to be 
> optimistic, but the Lions will be highly motivated for a W 
> after their  
> fourth-quarter meltdown against the Bucks.  I just hope we 
> can keep it  close, get a 
> few turnovers ourselves, and if we're in striking distance in 
> the  fourth, 
> anything of course can happen with the Cardiac Cats.  
>  
> In a message dated 9/27/2006 2:50:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
> WildElk2 at aol.com writes:
> 
> Reports  from The Daily Herald say that Kim Thompson and 
> Austin  Mathews, two 
>  
> vital cogs in our offense may be back against PSU. If so, 
> this will   give us 
> a 
> big shot in the arm in light of Kafka's  availability.
> Our offense looked like a 1-A offense for the  first time 
> this  season 
> against Nevada (hold on to the _#o@!c$_  (mailto:#o@!c$)  
> ball!)  , and the 
> infusion of these players  will help. Penn St. can be had, 
> but we'll  need to 
> play our 
> best game  of the year.
> As far as my optimism (or lack of..) , I saw  improvement 
> from  the EMU 
> game except with all the turnovers.   We may have looked 
> better, but  with 5 
> turnovers a game, we'll be  2-10 at season's end.
> With that said, I'm much more upbeat  about this weekend than 
> I  thought 
> I'd be, providing we actually do  get Thompson and Mathews 
> back, as well  as 
> Kafka's situation.   In 2003 we were 2-4 and got it together; 
> 1-3 in  2004, 
> so I'm 
> not  ready to write the season off.  As important as the 
> Nevada  game was  in 
> the grand scheme of things, this week's game is more so.   
> PSU  has lost to 
> Notre 
> Dame and Ohio St. so with their schedule  they've played , 
> they  deserve some 
> slack.  But if you listen to  PSU fans, the wind went out of  their 
> collective 
> sails after their  poor 2nd half at Ohio St.  Morelli is  
> having growing 
> pains, 
> and  from what I've seen, New Hampshire and Nevada had MUCH  
> better QBing 
> than  
> PSU. 
> Not calling for the upset yet, but let's see who plays and  
> who sits  on 
> saturday.
> 
> Trust the Plan,             Eric
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