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August 13, 2007

A Little Individual Attention

Filed under: Football,Players,Recruiting — Chas @ 5:13 pm

Bi-Polar Bear on the TickSo that’s how he got the nickname Shady?

“My mom gave me that nickname. She said I was a shady baby,” said McCoy, who took more snaps with the first team yesterday than he had previously. “I’d cry and then be happy and smiling and she said I had a shady attitude. It has stuck with me since I was little so I just got used to it.”

I just refer to my boy as “Bi-polar Lad” when he acts that way. Though, this is my favorite sighting (and Season 2 just came out).

There was a Q&A with Johnathan Baldwin, a top player out of Aliquippa. Nothing on his leanings yet.

Did you learn anything at all this spring when [Aliquippa basketball star] Herb Pope was shot at a party? Yeah, but I already knew you have to keep yourself away from certain things and certain people. Some people are jealous of you and you never know what can happen.

Redshirt Sophomore Craig Bokor is hoping not to move back and forth on the offensive and defensive lines. He just wants to stay at Defensive Tackle and play.

“It takes a long time to learn to play defensive line, but Craig has picked things up pretty quick this fall,” defensive line coach Greg Gattuso said. “It helped that he started in the spring, and he played both ways in high school.

“He’s a well-conditioned athlete who works hard on and off the field, and he’s been very coachable. So, I’ve asked to keep him at D-tackle because I think he can help us, and I know Coach Wannstedt feels that way, too.”

As the article notes, Bokor was moved to the spot because they needed to shore it up after some injuries. Now, the position is much, much deeper and he is just trying to stay in the rotation.





Like Bokor a lot. He’s got great feet and agility for a big guy. Thought he looked great in the spring game. I’m hoping ONE of these guys break out. Bokor could be the guy. At least he’s not 270 pounds playing DT.

Comment by Ryan 08.13.07 @ 5:43 pm

Ah, I can’t read your blog due to some stupid looking cartoon pic…what gives?

Comment by Marco 08.13.07 @ 7:57 pm

Averin Collier “leaning toward’s Clemson.” Pitt still in the hunt:

link to democratandchronicle.com

Comment by Dave in Orlando 08.13.07 @ 9:33 pm

Wow! toward’s = toward
Sorry about that. I’m a knucklehead.

Comment by Dave in Orlando 08.13.07 @ 9:55 pm

Is McKenzie Mathews still on this team or did he quit, transfter? I don’t see him on the roster…does anyone have some news. If he did leave anyone know why? He started 3 games last year, you think that would be motivation enough.

Comment by Marco 08.14.07 @ 7:39 am

I believe Matthews is on a D-2 team somehwere near his home in NY.

Comment by Jon in NOVA 08.14.07 @ 8:13 am

[…] Johnathan Baldwin had a Q&A with the P-G yesterday and today it’s an interview with the Trib. Baldwin won’t be announcing anything until signing day. From a family connections standpoint there’s the fact that his dad, Jeff, played DE at Pitt. There’s also the fact that he looks at Darrelle Revis as an inspiration. “I was the water boy for two weeks when (Revis was in) camp (at Aliquippa),” Baldwin said. “He was telling me I had potential and I could be a big-time player at Aliquippa in the years to come. He just told me to stay humble and be focused, just do what you have to do. Leave it all on the field.” […]


[…] Last week Craig Bokor was trying to make the depth chart at DT. More importantly, he just wanted to stay at one position on one side of the ball after being yo-yo’d in his redshirt year, last season and even in spring. So much for that idea. Redshirt sophomore Craig Bokor moved from defensive tackle to offensive left guard, and split second-team reps with true freshman Chris Jacobson. […]


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