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All time greatest bobcats posation wise

Post by Hell's Bells » Tue Apr 26, 2005 9:34 pm

the all time best bobcats...well at least of what i have seen of them:

Matt Enkelking (sp)
Ryan Johnson
Chip hobbs
Rob Compson


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Post by gtapp » Wed Apr 27, 2005 5:26 am

Jon Borchardt

Les Lenninger

Rocky Tope

Cory Widmer


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Re: All time greatest bobcats posation wise

Post by 94VegasCat » Wed Apr 27, 2005 7:28 am

Hell's Bells wrote:the all time best bobcats...well at least of what i have seen of them:

Matt Enkelking (sp)
Ryan Johnson
Chip hobbs
Rob Compson
I was in school when these guys played. Chip Hobbs, God bless him, could barely spell his name. He was lucky to have an easy one to spell or he would have been in deep sh!t. :oops:


I would have to say:

Rob Tesch
Ryan Johnson
Kelly Bradley
Joe Bignell
Corey Widmer
Joe Roberts
Tom White
Borchardt
Travis Lulay
Roger Cooper


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Post by Cat Grad » Wed Apr 27, 2005 9:03 am

Sonny Holland, Cliff Hysell, Tom Parac, Don Haas or Paul Schaeffer, Mark Fellows, Mike Vollmer and Les Leninger, Ron Ueland and Ron East, Jan Stenerud, Jon Borchart, Kelly Bradley or Paul Dennehy instead of Dennis Erickson (can't decide here) Ron Muri, Bill Kollar, Joe Bignell. Some of us are starting to get old :cry:



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Post by 94VegasCat » Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:23 am

Cat Grad wrote:Sonny Holland, Cliff Hysell, Tom Parac, Don Haas or Paul Schaeffer, Mark Fellows, Mike Vollmer and Les Leninger, Ron Ueland and Ron East, Jan Stenerud, Jon Borchart, Kelly Bradley or Paul Dennehy instead of Dennis Erickson (can't decide here) Ron Muri, Bill Kollar, Joe Bignell. Some of us are starting to get old :cry:
I keep hearing the name Tom Parac, does anybody know where this gentleman is. I recently visited with a man with the same name, but am unsure if they are the same person.


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Post by BleedsBlue&Gold » Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:39 am

Rob Compson deserves mention. As well as Ty OConner and Neal Smith



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Post by mquast53000 » Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:43 am

How about Josh Rollins...


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Post by BleedsBlue&Gold » Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:53 am

umm no
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Post by Cat Grad » Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:58 am

Tom Parac took over from Jim Sweeney before becoming AD in Bozo. I think he's in our hall of fame but don't know whether it's because of football, basketball, coaching or as administrator. He left the program in very good shape.



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Post by profisme » Wed Apr 27, 2005 12:04 pm

I know that my thoughts are probably going to be biased to recent Bobcats because, well, I am still here in college. A few names I would like to throw out there would be Brent Swaggert (didn't he set a record for number of games started by a Bobcat?), Jan Stenerud (went to college with my dad here), Ryan Johnson, and Don Hass have to be on that list.

Even though Junior Adams didn't have the biggest numbers as a Cat, he has contributed to this program a lot. I can remember a couple of catches that were just incredible and his punt return skills were unrivaled by anyone that I have seen, he has moves that left defenders so confused they were picking up each other's jocks. His contributions as a coach can't be overlooked either.



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Post by Cat Grad » Wed Apr 27, 2005 12:10 pm

I notice there's not much support for some great receivers on this list :lol: Sam McCallam, Mark McGrath and some kid from Kalispell that Erickson would actually throw to instead of keeping or pitching to Haas...Jeffy Muri was pretty good too.



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Post by bronco » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:19 pm

Tom Parac was the athletic director I believe when I was recruited to be a cat...
I remember he was showing me a tape of the season and wasn't very interested until the Griz/Cat game came on and then he got real agitated.
It made me look into the Griz as a possibility. I owe him.

How can you leave Jan Stenerud off any list of all time great cats...How many other cats are in the NFL hall of fame?
Coach Erickson was the QB on that team... also not too shabby.



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Post by El_Gato » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:30 pm

Any "All-Time Great Bobcat" list would have to include Mark Fellows and Joe Bignell.

I think following the upcoming season we'll be able to add our 2 "Firepower" boys as well: Lulay & Mollohan.

Lulay? Say no more.

Super Mac? Odds are he'll be a 3-time 1st team selection to the All Big Sky team; how many other Cats have pulled off that feat?


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Post by CARDIAC_CATS » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:34 pm

El_Gato wrote:Any "All-Time Great Bobcat" list would have to include Mark Fellows and Joe Bignell.

I think following the upcoming season we'll be able to add our 2 "Firepower" boys as well: Lulay & Mollohan.

Lulay? Say no more.

Super Mac? Odds are he'll be a 3-time 1st team selection to the All Big Sky team; how many other Cats have pulled off that feat?
Roger Cooper would be one that has done that as well.



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Post by El_Gato » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:44 pm

You are correct sir!

And thus, we add Roger Cooper to the list.


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Post by gtapp » Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:12 pm

How about MARCEL DUNN? Truely amazing!


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Post by BleedsBlue&Gold » Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:14 pm

Definately Marcel Dunn. He was THE premier player of the 2000 season.
At least Farhad Azimi tried hard.



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Post by grizhatr » Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:17 pm

You have to add Joey Thomas. He was pretty good as well, and still playing.



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Post by BleedsBlue&Gold » Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:20 pm

I will only allow Joey Thomas if you allow Kane Ione. Kane was one tuff SOB.



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