Chambers was at Nevada- BYU

hawkwing wrote:

Here is the still shot...



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Just so you know, you can put videos in the video tags and it will show the video. You don't even have to edit the video url at all, just put the whole thing in there.



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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ruDM4gfFbE

Thanks Hawk. I've always wondered how to do that.



That guy in the blue shirt to the right of the "U" looks like JJ Diluigi. How awesome is it that not only did JJ play in the game but that he also stood in the stands and cheered! Classy move JJ, classy move.

:lol:

That would have been hard to watch from the stands. Props.

Was that really Ross Apo next to OC? If so, why in the heck isn't he on the sidelines with the team for a home game? Shouldn't he be listening in on the discussions with the receivers and the coaches? Seems like a waste of time with an injury if he isn't able to be with the team to learn the offense and other game day situations.

Wickchad84087 wrote:
Was that really Ross Apo next to OC? If so, why in the heck isn't he on the sidelines with the team for a home game? Shouldn't he be listening in on the discussions with the receivers and the coaches? Seems like a waste of time with an injury if he isn't able to be with the team to learn the offense and other game day situations.

I look at it this way. What is better for the team? Is it better for Apo to be on the sideline for one game or is it better to have Chambers teammate standing next to him cheering their team on?



I'm sure that Apo had to get permission from the coaches to do this and to me it was a smart move to allow it. It makes Chambers not feel as alienated and isolated from the team. And for a true freshman I really don't think missing this one game will hurt Apo all that much.

When I had third-row seats I could hear every conversation between the coaches and players.

Schmoe wrote:
When I had third-row seats I could hear every conversation between the coaches and players.

My wife and I sat on row 1 one year and row 2 the next year behind the defensive backs, we were often privy to their conversations.