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Title: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on December 04, 2011, 04:47:03 PM http://bostonherald.com/sports/college/football/view.bg?articleid=1385933&srvc=sports&position=3
Quote NEEDHAM — Frank Spaziani said that his star junior linebacker Luke Kuechly was the closest player to Dick Butkus that he’s ever seen in all his years in the sport of football. Now Kuechly has the hardware to back up his head coach’s claim. In a surprise visit to Boston College’s end-of-year banquet, the legendary Chicago Bears linebacker awarded the 2011 Butkus Award to Kuechly, naming him the best linebacker in the nation. Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: BAMAWV on December 04, 2011, 05:00:42 PM The NFL draft will separate the wheat from the chaff.
Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Marshal Dillon on December 04, 2011, 05:09:43 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense.
The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. :eyeroll: Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on December 04, 2011, 05:13:40 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. :eyeroll: #+ Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: BAMAWV on December 04, 2011, 05:36:10 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. #+The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. :eyeroll: Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: 2Stater on December 04, 2011, 05:46:37 PM (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-xFoq-ylpwHI/Tlu6QdONGTI/AAAAAAAACsw/va3fOc2XUdY/s1600/ugly-smile.jpg)
The deciding vote. Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Leroy on December 04, 2011, 06:09:39 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. :eyeroll: #+ Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Chechem on December 04, 2011, 06:42:15 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. Sometimes it's about playing D in the midst of the voters. Or, if you speak real estate-ology, it's location, location, location. >:( Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Marshal Dillon on December 04, 2011, 08:26:27 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. Sometimes it's about playing D in the midst of the voters. Or, if you speak real estate-ology, it's location, location, location] How many times did BC play to a NATIONAL audience? I think they played once, against Notre Dame. I think the Northern and Midwestern writers (voters) are tired of hearing about all the great Southern football players & teams. :-X Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: TheVarsity on December 04, 2011, 08:41:06 PM Travesty! I'm not taking anything away from the kid from BC, but travesty.
Title: Re: Hightower and Upshaw fall short in voting: BC’s Kuechly? wins Butkus award Post by: Reelvalue on December 04, 2011, 09:28:54 PM He definitely deserves it after anchoring a ferocious defense which finished 73rd in the NCAA in total defense, just behind La.-Lafayette but ahead of the mighty Auburn defense. The rock solid BC defense gave up a meager 23.5 points a game and their Butkus Award winning LB led a tough run-stopping D that finished 60th in the nation. No doubt the outstanding leadership and D he represented helped him win the award. :eyeroll: THAT WAS SO FUNNY..I FORGOT TO LAUGH... |