Category Archives: Fanview
Fanview Lite: January 25, 2011
Good Morning! Woke up this morning and found out I was nominated for Best Picture…of course so were you, but I knew my day would come.
High School Quarterback Vol. 4
By Saile Ramirez The NFL season coming to a close. Every one knew the fate of the Chicago Bears would fall on the shoulders of Jay Cutler.
Mid Valley High School Girls Basketball Top 25
First week of league games are all under the belt. Big Saturday ended being all it was “hyped” up to be with Bonita and Bishop Amat separated by two points at the end. Lancers by virtue of its win will be the new #1 team.
Fanview Lite: January 21, 2011
Good Morning! Is it wrong of me to say five years ago I wasn’t watching and had no interest in Kobe Bryant scoring 81 points against Toronto?
The Peterson Principle: A Case for Cantu
We’re taking our slings and arrows after releasing our all Mid Valley Teams for the Southeast and Mid-Valley Divisions. It’s one team and one team only and because of that we knew we were going to take some shots.
At the Buzzer: 01/18/11
By Matt Schuler Montebello Looking Strong Again The Montebello Oilers are 18-2 and looking dominant once again after annihilating Alhambra, 68-37, to kick off Almont League play in front of its home crowd.
High School Quarterback: Vol. 3
By Saile Ramirez “Whether you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right.” –Henry Ford Now that the dust is settling from the All Mid selections it is time to look forward to the Mid Draft.
Fanview Lite: January 17, 2011
Good Morning! Someone asked me if I was a Jets fan now…How ridiculous is that? Of course I’m a Jets fan, until they lose in Pittsburgh next week…
Fanview Lite: January 14, 2011
Good Morning! (Arguments) Honestly, I just never thought Cam Newton would leave Auburn…Which reminds me he still has my lap top…
Just Joshing: January 12, 2011
By Josh Ouellette At the end of the movie “Friday Night Lights” Billy Bob Thornton takes the placards with his senior player’s names and throws them in a box, of course in slow motion. Every coach has the unfortunate task in doing this in some way, maybe just a little less Hollywood.