Coach Jacobs & Coach Phil - DISMANTLED...

No mercy was had last Friday morning when one Joevonte Mayes and Drew Hubbard made an example of both full time defensive coaches.

The tournament started during daily doubles and was brought to a close this past bye week. The Team was surprised at both Magbanua's and Jacob's lack of answer to Maye's dink and dunk attack.

"I guess Bowling Green is just that good", was the only comment Coach Jacob's could muster...

The rash of hilarious T-shirts was actually started by Mrs. Falconer on Coach Falconer's 31st Birthday. Devious as she was - she had approximately 15 T-shirts with an 18 year old Coach Falconer (senior picture) printed - and then proceeded to hand them out at one of last year's games.

Baby faced? yes - O-Line Coaches are supposed to be...

Look Familiar?

Some of the players decided that they needed to make a team shirt, and this is what they came up with.

The Ultimate Warrior

Shawn Kelly strikes again...
The coaches were reminiscing about their younger days in the offices the other day and watching an interview on Youtube about the Ultimate Warrior. Sophomore defensive back Shawn Kelly, a big Ultimate Warrior fan, caught part of the coaches' throwback session and decided to give the team another laugh at practice the next day.















If you would like to see more about the Ultimate Warrior, follow this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laiZgrIpbcA

Weight Room Upgrade

We received new plates today for the weight room. Lewis & Clark athletics is on the pursuit of being cutting edge. Additional upgrades to the facilities to come.

Blue Collar

In the special teams meeting yesterday, Coach Phil expressed that the special teams needed to have a "blue collar" mentality. Additionally, he explained that we needed to come to practice with our hard hats and lunch pail, ready for work.

This was the result:

Pios Win!

The Lewis & Clark Pioneers win their opening game with a score of 43-7 against Principia College in Elsah, Illinois. The win actually put the Pioneers on the front page of the Oregonian.

The team landed in St. Louis, Missouri on Friday and drove straight to the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. The pictures of the trip and the game are posted below.