Category Archives: The Peterson Principle
The Peterson Principle: 1/19/15
I’ll be the first to admit that it’s tough to get up for high school basketball – especially here in the San Gabriel Valley. The football season ends in December with all of the division championship games and then you’re getting ready for the holidays. There are tournaments going on but the start times are […]
The Peterson Principle: 1/12/2015
By Tim Peterson Catch or no catch? That’s the question of the day. If you love the Cowboys then of course it was a catch. Dez Bryant made the greatest play of all time. If you hate the Cowboys then it was no catch. Bryant never had control and it was the greatest call of […]
The Peterson Principle: 1/5/15
By Tim Peterson “Boo-yah!” “He was as cool as the other side of the pillow.” “You don’t have to go home but you have to get the heck out of here.”
The Peterson Principle: 12/29/14
A nine win season, a Holiday Bowl victory, and wins over Notre Dame and Nebraska to finish it off make it a successful campaign for first year head coach Steve Sarkisian and the USC Trojans.
The Peterson Principle: 12/22/14
By Tim Peterson With the end of the football season and the beginning of the Christmas Holidays comes the annual football coaching changes…and rumors of coaching changes. My question is when the dust settles where does Mike Maggiore end up?
The Peterson Principle: 12/15/14
While Mark Holman stepping in for Bill Zernickow at San Dimas makes perfect sense, John Hardy being shown the door at Muir makes none. The Saints, who won two CIF Championships under Zernickow won’t miss a beat with a coach who was already on staff, the Mustangs will miss several.
The Peterson Principle: 12/8/14
By Tim Peterson I don’t know if Connor Van Ginkel’s catch was a touchdown or not, (it appeared his left foot was out) but I do know this. What a great catch! Who makes catches like that? Who does this guy think he is? Odell Beckham Jr.?
The Peterson Principle: 11/30/2014
I received a message on Twitter Friday night after I tweeted out the final score of the Mid-Valley Division semi final. “It wouldn’t be a Mid-Valley Division Final without Paraclete.”
The Peterson Principle: 11/24/2014
Have you seen the numbers of the last three quarterbacks at El Rancho? Well if not here you go. 2014- Andrew Perea: 3103 total yards, 34 touchdowns; 2013 – Ryan Araujo: 2558 total yards, 17 TD; 2012- Joey Sanchez: 3184 total yards, 39 TD.
The Peterson Principle: 11/16/14
By Tim Peterson Who has a better offense? San Marino or Crescenta Valley? Carson Glazier vs. Brian Gadsby. Break out the calculators and the last quarterback standing wins. Glazier has thrown 35 touchdown passes while piling up 2953 yards. He threw two last week in the win over Harvard-Westlake and seven the week before against […]
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