San Dimas Super Soph Dillon Corona. Can you put a Corona on a Wheaties box?
Good Morning!
T-Minus-6 until “Mid Valley Classic”
Game Sixteen: September 8, 1995 at Arroyo
It was the break out game for Knights legend Kenny Smith. The sophomore quarterback went 17 of 29 for 250-yards and brought his team back from a 21-10 fourth quarter deficit for the 24-21 victory.
However, redemption belonged to Arroyo running back Felipe Rivas. After fumbling three times in the first half, one leading to a 77-yard return for touchdown by Temple City’s Jeff Stubner, Rivas scored the game winner from a yard out by breaking through the TC line.
Brian Betts led the Rams attack and all rushers with 101-yards and two touchdowns.
Padres shut out the Dodgers, the Padres…Not cool…When is somebody going to hold Joe Torre accountable?…Maybe he needs to spend less time drinking his green tea and giving more thought about wrapping up the West.
It was a rough night on Thursday, and I’m sure he was really sore on Friday, but Arcadia’s Garrett Tuck is one of my all time favorites…
I never dreamed the day would come when Leonard Pope would get released by the Arizona Cardinals…
Los Altos made mistakes last night, no doubt, but how much credit has to go to San Dimas defensive guy Brian Mustain?
Somebody find the West Covina football team…
We’re just as guilty as everybody else for not giving Baldwin Park quarterback Manny Salcedo his props…
The best thing I heard last night was San Dimas’s Dillon Corona (think of the fun we are going to have with this name) only being a sophomore.
You know what guy cracks me up? The dude with the clean uniform half way through the fourth quarter who starts yelling and cursing at his teammates covered in mud and blood about it not being over as they trail 28-0…
Okay…
Why do I call San Dimas stud Ryan Kohler “Saint Dredd”? Because by the fourth quarter last night most of the Conquerer defenders were dreading this guy. (I spelled it “Dredd” as in “Judge Dredd”, as in Kohler “Is the Law”)…Kid had a great night…
Is Charter Oak going to rotate quarterbacks Josiah Thropay and Travis Santiago all season? Benefit of the doubt goes to the Farrars…
Must be time for the old saying to return; “You haven’t been hit till you’ve been hit by The Ranch”…
Did I put The Hex on Alhambra against Roosevelt? Or is The Hex there because the Mid Valley staff as yet to receive its complement of shoes…New Balance, white with blue trim.
I pledge to do as much shopping as I can at Whole Foods…
Stay thirsty my friends…
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