Category Archives: Fanview

The Peterson Principle 6/18/12

When I see those guys peddling tickets on Stadium Way while I’m driving into the Dodger game a thought always enters my head. It might not be cool but it would be funny and it might teach these guys to get real jobs.

Fanview Lite: June 16, 2012

Kick it! Is winning everything? Of course winning is everything.

The Peterson Principle 6/11/12

Ok so we can all start the chant now…OKC! OKC! OKC!

The Peterson Principle 6/4/12

I haven’t heard anybody bash Temple City Coach Barry Bacon lately. I guess I have to wait a couple of days. We’ve heard the grumblings from other places. Football fans used to have a problem with Monrovia Coach Steve Garrison even though he had them in the playoffs nearly every year. Los Altos fans are […]

The Peterson Principle 5/28/12

If you look at the Southeast Division, you’re looking at West Covina aren’t you? The Bulldogs have won two straight CIF titles and there hasn’t been much of a drop off in talent. Lately for West Co, as it is for Monrovia in the Mid-Valley, it’s not a case of rebuilding but reloading.

Fanview Lite: May 22, 2012

Kick it! Sometimes I think Swen Nater was more consistent at center for the Lakers than Andrew Bynum.

The Peterson Principle 5/21/12

Would it be a stretch to say Arcadia in the Pacific?  The league is in flux. Burbank and Crescenta Valley have lost a lot of players to graduation, as did Pasadena. The Bulldogs have Brandon Cox, the best quarterback in the league, but does he have enough around him?

Fanview Lite: May 18, 2012

Kick it! The Kings are awesome…I haven’t been this excited about the Kings since Sam Lacey and Tiny Archibald were making it happen for them.

Fanview Lite: May 15, 2012

Kick it! Just for illumination remember that Arcadia has Jake Medel coming back at running back… …And Monrovia has everybody coming back in 2012.

The Peterson Principle 5/14/12

Ok so I missed one this weekend. I had the Lakers to win and the Clippers to lose. Didn’t everybody? Picking the Lakers to beat Denver was a no brainer. They were at home, Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum were due to bounce back from sub par games and they had the World Peace factor […]