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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson no longer dealing with cramps and fatigue

LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson no longer dealing with cramps and fatigue



Cornerback Charles Woodson was the first and only defensive collegiate player to win the Heisman Trophy.

The Morning After: Injured Reggie Bush not as fortunate as New Orleans Saints in win at San Francisco

The Morning After: Injured Reggie Bush not as fortunate as New Orleans Saints in win at San Francisco



SAN FRANCISCO – Injured New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush sat alone in his cubicle late Monday night at venerable Candlestick Park, collecting his thoughts and contemplating his next move on a broken right leg wrapped in ice.

Tale of two games to start 2010 for New Orleans Saints kicker Garrett Hartley

Tale of two games to start 2010 for New Orleans Saints kicker Garrett Hartley



SAN FRANCISCO – New Orleans Saints kicker Garrett Hartley already is off to a wild and “quacky’’ start with two duck hooks and one wounded duck in two games.

LSU Football: Is Jordan Jefferson Ready To Lead the Tigers' Offense?


LSU Football: Is Jordan Jefferson Ready To Lead the Tigers' Offense?



In 2009 the LSU offense operating under quarterback Jordan Jefferson was ranked 112th out of 120 FBS Division 1 football teams. This LSU team could not pass nor run the football effectively.  
Coach Les Miles and offensive coordinator Gary Crowton wrote Jefferson's 2009 performance off to being young and inexperienced, and they said they were still teaching him the offense.
Coach Crowton said he was purposely limiting the play book so as to make it simple and easy for Jordan Jefferson to understand.   

Clutch When It Counts

Clutch When It Counts


http://www.prosportsdaily.com/comments/clutch-when-it-counts-411405.html


"Saints kicker Garrett Hartley hit three fourth-quarter field goals, the last a 37-yarder as time expired, and New Orleans benefited from four San Francisco turnovers to beat the 49ers 25-22 on Monday night. The improbable game, with wild momentum swings in the fourth quarter, puts the Saints at 2-0 -- the first time in franchise history they have begun consecutive seasons with back-to-back victories. San Francisco, meanwhile, fell to 0-2. Although the Saints escaped with the victory more than one person among the 69,732 at Candlestick Park felt the win was gift wrapped by home team blunders. That view may not be entirely accurate -- the Saints had no turnovers and their special teams"

Fate Once Again On Side Of New Orleans Saints

Fate Once Again On Side Of New Orleans Saints


http://www.prosportsdaily.com/comments/fate-once-again-on-side-of-new-orleans-saints-411411.html


"I'm not sure when it happened, but at some point in the past year the fickle finger of football fate finally got around to pointing in the New Orleans Saints' direction. It took a while -- four decades to be exact -- but the gridiron gods clearly have crossed the NFL field of play, changed uniforms and joined the Saints huddle these days. This newfound divine providence was on display again Monday night. The Saints were outplayed by the San Francisco 49ers for most of the night, but again managed to pull a miracle out of their helmets in a 25-22 victory. The win bore a remarkably strong resemblance to their NFC championship game triumph against the Minnesota Vikings eight months ago at"

Saints beat 49ers 25-22

Saints beat 49ers 25-22


Garrett Hartley kicked a 37-yard field goal that barely fluttered through as time expired after Drew Brees set it up with a 30-yard completion to Marques Colston and the New Orleans Saints spoiled the San Francisco 49ers' home opener with a 25-22 victory...