Category Archives: Fanview
The Peterson Principle 3/19/12
So for six months the NBA news revolves around Dwight Howard and it turns out he’s not going anywhere. Yes he’s arguably the best center in the league but he’s also the most indecisive. The latest news on Howard has him opening his own waffle house when he retires.
Mid Valley Softball Top 20
Barreling into the league portions of schedules this week and many teams still trying to find their identity. The Almont will be fun to watch with Keppel, Schurr, and Montebello all battling to be champs. La Canada and San Marino with its pitching will battle for Rio Hondo League supremacy beginning this week. Next week […]
Fanview Lite: March 14, 2012
Kick it! Note to Bad News Barker: The Legends of Character thread, is exactly the reason I want us to get out of the “comments” business.
The Peterson Principle 3/12/12
Ok, so where are we at now? There have been so many head coaching changes in high school football this off season that it’s hard to keep track. Schurr, with former DC Marco Ramirez being promoted to head coach, was filled last weekend.
Fanview Lite: March 8, 2012
Kick It! If I hadn’t reactivated my personal Twitter account the other day, I would have missed this.
High School Softball Top 20
With winter heading into hibernation and daylight savings time a week away, that means only one thing. Softball is barreling down on the high school scene with more questions than answers heading into the 2012 season.
Fanview Lite: March 2, 2012
Kick it! First Add Almont: Funny how on this day two years ago Jude Oliva was a nice hire, an expected hire at San Gabriel. Now he is a commodity in high demand and if San Gabriel can’t find a way…One morning they are going to wake up and read; “Oliva Leaves SG For…..(Fill in […]
Fanview Lite: February 27, 2012
Kick it! Last Add Luke Marquardt: “His first game at offensive tackle was in my first season as offensive coordinator,” said APU OC Rudy Carlton. “We scored on a long touchdown pass but it was called back because Luke was eight yards downfield when the pass was thrown.”