Category Archives: The Peterson Principle
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.
The Peterson Principle 1/11/11
The NFL is going to try something new next year. They put in the new overtime rule for the playoffs this year and they decided to really shake things up in 2011. They figured it’s innovative and a financial bonanza so they decided to give it a shot.
The Peterson Principle 1/5/11
While sitting in the press box last Thursday night at Qualcomm Stadium watching the Holiday Bowl, a version of the old Dire Straits song kept popping into my head. “You get your football for nothing, you get your grubb for free. No that ain’t working.”
The Peterson Principle 12/28/10
I’m not sure why anybody would have paid 41,000 dollars for a courtside seat to the Lakers-Heat game on Christmas Day. Honestly that’s what was reported that they were going for.
The Peterson Principle 9/14/10
I almost got booted off of Monrovia’s sideline Friday night. At halftime Monrovia assistant coaches Mike Minter and Ted Clarke both chided me for taking Glendora over the Wildcats in “Game Night.” At the time the score was 7-7.
The Peterson Principle 9/8/10
Say What? Everything went right for Covina in the fourth quarter Friday night, except for one minor detail.
The Peterson Principle 8/10/10
The speeches are almost as emotional as the games. If you had any doubt about the type of impact the game of football has on an individual it was all put to rest Saturday night in Canton, Ohio.
The Peterson Principle 7/27/10
Sometimes you just go with the flow. The wife asks you go to a musical; you go, shut your mouth and have a good time. The girlfriend wants you to go see a “chick flick”; you grin, bear it and make the best of it. It’s not worth the hassle and it will pay dividends […]
The Peterson Principle 7/20/10
I took a break last week from the nine to five. Since I didn’t have any travel plans or dinner plans for that matter it turned into a working vacation. I saw nearly 30 schools in six days – including 18 at last Saturday’s SGV Shootout at Gladstone High in preparation for the football season.
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