Category Archives: Fanview
The Peterson Principle: 11/3/14
Man, I thought I was going to make it through unscathed Friday night. There were some drizzles early but my thinking was like Bill Murray’s character Carl Spackler in Caddyshack “I don’t think the heavy stuff will come down for quite awhile.”
Fanview: October 30, 2014
“By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes.” —Second Witch Kick it!
Fanview: October 29, 2014
“Hate stumbles forward and leans in the door. Weary head hung, eyes to the floor. He says “Love, I’m sorry”, and she says, “What for? I’m yours and that’s it, Whatever. I should not have been gone for so long. I’m your’s and that’s it, forever…You’re mine and that’s it, forever.” […]
The Peterson Principle: 10/27/14
By Tim Peterson Jordan Lobianco had a big game for Crescenta Valley Friday night. He caught an 82-yard touchdown pass, and returned an interception 10 yards for a touchdown. He was good enough to have his highlights shown on “The Challenge” with Fred Roggin and Petros Papadakis Sunday night on NBC.
Fanview: October 23, 2014
“Love has been waiting, patient and kind. Just wanting a phone call or some kind of sign, That the one that she cares for, who’s out of his mind, Will make it back safe to her arms.” […]
Fanview: October 22, 2014
“Hate gets home lucky to still be alive. He screams o’er the sidewalk and into the drive. The clock in the kitchen says 2:55, And the clock in the kitchen is slow.” —The Avett Brothers Kick it!
The Peterson Principle: 10/20/14
By Tim Peterson Didn’t you just know Muir would pick it up in the Pacific? When the Mustangs were 0-3 there was the talk that they had lost it, that they weren’t the same team, that they were now a bottom tier team in league. So much for that huh?
Will Football Die? Golper Says No!
We covered Todd Golper when he played his high school football at Arcadia. He graduated in 2009 and then went on to play at UCLA. He was a linebacker that always played with pride and determination and was one of the hardest working players on the field. He had a love for the game that is rarely seen and he displayed it […]
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