Condolences to the Koakane ohana.

Pride..you can count on Brie and I on a donation towards a repeat on your hairstyle! Will process as soon as I get home..in SF this weekend.

Great news and updates during training camp!

16. Boise State (12-1)

Points: 542. Previous ranking: 13. Outlook: After a standout season last year, the Broncos could be ready to jump back into the BCS picture with the return of QB Kellen Moore, RB Jeremy Avery, C Thomas Byrd, WR Austin Pettis and TE Kyle Efaw. Defense brings back CBs Kyle Wilson and Brandyn Thompson, E Ryan Winterswyk and S Jeron Johnson. K Kyle Brotzman also returns. Opens: Sept. 3 vs. No. 14 Oregon (ESPN, 10:15).

Erryboddy else,

Make it a good day!

HiHo…

Rise and Shine Warriors!

Most of us never really think about the cerebral part of CFB.

….2 hours of practice today, 9 hours of meetings.

looks like Lana wen pew. an all is good an safe.
still up to da eyeballz in dis an dat. lookin forward to UNLV.

have a nice day gangee. hi ho

howzit bhf2, hope all is well. it appears that the Warriors have come into camp in better shape than years past. this is good. now let’s get down to bizness and get ready for the season.

GO WARRIORS
GO WILDCATS

Brennan catches Zorn’s eye at Redskins camp

Posted Aug. 07, 2009 @ 8:02 a.m.
By Eric Edholm

The preseason will be a proving ground for third-string QB Colt Brennan, who has a chance to move up the pecking order at some point if he can prove to be consistent and controlled when he gets what is expected to be a good amount of action in the exhibition season.

Already head coach Jim Zorn has noticed the difference between Brennan’s rookie season and this year. “I think Colt has come a long way,” Zorn said. “I think the way I get on him, he probably doesn’t feel like he’s come a long way, but I’m pushing him and he has come a long way.”

Finding that consistency might not be easy, but Zorn says the second-year QB has become much better at handling the finer points of the game and playing with more control each time out.

“He’s becoming more disciplined,” Zorn said. “When he first got here he was a little bit all over the place. Now he’s being more disciplined in the pocket. He’s starting to read the throws. But he’s a work in progress, and this preseason is going to be very important for him.”

Mechanically speaking, Brennan might look a bit unorthodox, but the coaches are not worried about his arm delivery right now.

“I’m not tinkering with his arm yet at all,” Zorn said. “I’m really trying to get the mental part of his game and really the footwork part of his game. I’m trying to get him to move.”

Brennan is trying to move — up the depth chart. Right now, Todd Collins is the No. 2 option behind starter Jason Campbell, which is likely the way things will be when the season opens, barring an injury. But by the end of the season, when Collins’ deal runs out, it wouldn’t be shocking to see Brennan be the second QB on game days if he can show steady improvement.

The Redskins clearly enter a critical year in terms of their QB structure. Campbell must have a big season to remain in the team’s plans beyond 2009 after watching the organization chase after Jay Cutler and Mark Sanchez. Collins probably is in his final season with the club, and Brennan is an unknown. Fourth-stringer Chase Daniel has a lot to prove to show he’s an NFL quarterback. The preseason will help to sort a few of these things out.