Category Archives: The Peterson Principle

The Peterson Principle: 6/16/14

The hockey and basketball champions have been determined so that means it’s officially football season. Isn’t it always?

The Peterson Principle: 6/9/14

I like covering the high school football all-star games. It’s a chance to see the seniors suit up one last time and maybe for some, the last time. It’s football after all so if there’s game I’m covering it.

The Peterson Principle: 6/2/14

With all of the discussion going on about hacking into HUDL accounts last week I made a statement in my column. I said it was a whole lot of noise about a minor issue.

The Peterson Principle: 5/26/14

Jorge Reyna is still at Pasadena and will be the quarterback for the Bulldogs in the fall. He didn’t play in the throw with Marshall on Saturday fueling speculation that the Downey transfer had transferred again.

The Peterson Principle: 5/19/14

Every year for the last four years on the week of the Super Bowl I’ve conducted a poll of area football coaches on who would win the game. And every year I’ve received the same response from Roddy Layton.

The Peterson Principle: 5/12/14

The Jacksonville Jaguars may have set up a pass-catch combination that could last into the next decade when they picked up Blake Bortles and Marquise Lee in the first two rounds of the NFL draft.

The Peterson Principle: 5/5/14

The Lakers were nowhere to be seen. And although I’m not ready to abandon the Laker ship anytime soon (a fan for 40 years) I have to admire what the Clippers have accomplished.

The Peterson Principle: 4/28/14

And the Clippers thought it was hard to get free agents to sign before. They may never get another one after Donald Sterling’s latest comments. In fact they might have trouble signing draft picks. If nothing else this proves without a doubt that they are cursed. In the midst of potentially their greatest season ever, […]

The Peterson Principle: 4/21/14

We got a chance to see Baldwin Park up close and personal Saturday morning. The Braves have over 90 players currently in the program and had nearly that many out on Saturday for spring practice.

The Peterson Principle: 4/14/14

I don’t care whether it’s D-1, D-2, D-3, or NAIA, if a high school player is moving on to college to play at the next level, it’s a good thing. Especially if the institution is going to pay for your education.