Hushka was mentioned in the Forum article as being a Linebacker. His father, Dr. Doug Hushka, was an all-american defensive back for the Bison. He is from Dickinson. Hushka also has a brother on the squad that plays fulback.
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Hushka was mentioned in the Forum article as being a Linebacker. His father, Dr. Doug Hushka, was an all-american defensive back for the Bison. He is from Dickinson. Hushka also has a brother on the squad that plays fulback.
Thanks Dormie. It wasn't the Shanley connection. Appreciate it. Doug Hushka...a big name in Bison history.Quote:
Originally Posted by DORMIE
Do you know what years he played?
Doug played 1980-83 a former Trinity Titan++Quote:
Originally Posted by CaBisonFan
As I recall, Marcus Williams was supposedly offered a scholarship to play CB at NDSU but deferred his decision until after the basketball season. Based on an article in the GopherHole he has scholarship offers for both BB and FB. This article implies that NDSU has offered him a BB scholarship and based on his answers I think he is leaning to that sport.
http://www.gopherhole.com/modules.ph...rticle&sid=961
Thanks! For anyone interested, there were several posts about Marcus Williams yesterday over in the basketball recruiting thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
http://www.bisonville.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15061
NDSU howing interest in Mike Hardy (6-5, 260) fand Sun Prairie offensive lineman Trevor Houser (6-4, 275) from WI.
http://www.wissports.net/sports/foot...113&id=1009605
According to the same source (the esteemed Marlins), Hardy already has offers from Purdue and Minnesota.Quote:
Originally Posted by OnTheFifty
I wonder if the Bison will be looking at this kid. He's from the same high school as Garrett Bruhn. His film is pretty solid. I know he's been to both Nebraska and Oklahoma on visits but the speculation is that he's going to be a 2 or 3 star. Nebraska doesn't have a lot of scholarships available this year so he's going to need to really impress at camp in order to get an offer. I don't know if he's tight with Bruhn or not but if he is, that could open the door.
http://www.rivals.com/viewprospect.a...=79516&sport=1
NDSU's No. 1 quarterback prospect for 2010 has surfaced.
Troy Delmer from Osh Kosh.
As a junior, Demler led the state of Wisconsin in passing with 3,051 yards and 19 touchdowns.
Looks like a lot of familiar competition for Demler, who is arguably the top junior quarterback in the state of Wisconsin
Some quotes:
Demler, who has yet to receive a scholarship offer, has a trip planned to Northern Illinois next Sunday and feels his first offer could be on the way from North Dakota State.
"I'm going to Northern Illinois next Sunday for another junior day that they are having," he said. "Northern Iowa invited me to their junior day in April and North Dakota State told me as of right now, I'm their No. 1 quarterback prospect for my class.
"I've been in contact via phone with one of the coaches at North Dakota State. He basically told me today that if I go to the one-day camp I would probably see an offer. Also, I got a hand written letter recently from South Dakota State's head coach. I just said I should call him and he's going to be sending me more information on the school."
http://www.rivals.com/viewprospect.a...=89804&sport=1
Quarterbacks are good - bring them in by the handful!
http://www.wissports.net/sports/foot...113&id=1016686Quote:
Originally Posted by OnTheFifty
Sounds like there are 3 D1 QB's in Wisconsin this year. Parrish , Sinz, and Demler.
From what I have heard. Minnesota is close to plucking Parrish out of Wisc. It could come as early as this week.
Wisconsin has limited scholarships this year, so they will only be taking one QB. I believe they have offered Parrish, but I think they will end up taking there pick of Sinz or Demler. The fans on boards seem to like Demler more than Sinz...but not sure how the coaches feel? Hopefully the Wisky staff likes Sinz more for NDSU's chances with Demler etc....
Looks like Wisconsin just released an updated top 40 list.
Good reference...
http://wisconsinpreps.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=930426
I see that Matt Eggen, a 6'5" OT from LaCrosse has been offered a scholarship by NDSU. We need more OL in the depth chart, more than two signees a year.
http://wisconsinpreps.rivals.com/vie...p?pr_key=89891
IMO...it seems like once you get a taste of DI...there's a need for more depth...but the number of scholarships allowed is a little on the low side. You can't stack any positions up. Can't make many mistakes. You're feeling the urge to be like an FBS program...and compete with them...but there's a dead-end in the road. You have to recruit extremely well...and hope that most pan out. Can't afford too many Wellenstein situations. Uff daQuote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
Thanks for the info guys. Neil...how are you doing? Do you think we're going to get through this QB dilemma?
Parrish committed to the Gophers this morning. Again, I think it comes down to who Wisconsin likes of the other 2 QB's in the state. Wisc. also is in the running for a QB from Colorado who is highly regarded. Hopefully Demler is not high on Wisconsin's list.....as it would put NDSU really in the hunt. Delmer sounds like a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by OnTheFifty
I thought some of you might like to see this press release provided to me by one of the parents:
April 2, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PLAYERS ANNOUNCED FOR
MINNESOTA HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME JUNE 27
The names of the 86 players who will participate in the 36th Annual Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game have been announced by the Minnesota Football Coaches Association. The 2009 All-Star Football Game
will be held on Saturday June 27 at Husky Stadium on the campus of St. Cloud State University. The kick-off willbe at 7:00 PM. This will be the fifth year that St. Cloud State has hosted the All-Star Football Game.
The All-Star Football Game will showcase outstanding senior players from the 2008 high school football season. Players and coaches representing 76 schools and 31 conferences will participate in this year’s game. They were
selected by members of the Minnesota Football Coaches Association.
The 2009 All-Star Game will be the 36th in the current annual series and the 47th overall. For the 30th year, the game will feature the Metro All-Stars versus the Outstate All-Stars. Through 29 games, the Outstate All-Stars
lead the series 15-14. In the 2008 game, quarterback Greg Morse of St. Paul Como Park threw for 200 yards and connected on two touchdown passes, rallying the Metro All-Stars to a 22-17 victory over the Outstate All-Stars.
The 2009 All-Star Game will include 14 players from the 2008 Associated Press All-State First Team, including James Peterson of Blaine, the Associated Press Player of the Year. Seven players from the All-State Second
Team will also participate in this year’s game.
Among the players selected are University of Minnesota recruits Matt Garin of Eastview and Josh Campion of Fergus Falls. Also selected were Division IAA recruits Damon Andrews of Triton (North Dakota), Marcus Binns of
Cretin-Derham Hall (UND), Tyler Gimmestad of Marshall (NDSU), Cole Jirik of Northfield (NDSU), Bruce Manz of Buffalo (South Dakota), Taylor Nelson of Minnetonka (NDSU), Terrell Sinkfield of Hopkins (Northern Iowa), Varmah Sonie of Apple Valley (Northern Iowa, Minnesota’s Mr. Football 2008), Tobi Saporu of Blaine (Northern Iowa), Blair Townsend of Coon Rapids (North Dakota), Kevin Vaadeland of Park Rapids (NDSU), A.J. VanVoorhis of Champlin Park (NDSU) and Cooper Wahlo, Jr. of Woodbury (NDSU).
The Head Coaches for the 2009 All-Star Football Game are John DenHartog of Hopkins (Metro) and Mark Esch of Mankato West (Outstate). Together, they have a combined career head coaching record of 101 wins and 66losses.
"Among the players selected are University of Minnesota recruits Matt Garin of Eastview and Josh Campion of Fergus Falls."Quote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
Traitor!.......60 miles from Fargo Moorhead and his relative (brother?) was a star at NDSU. NDSU should have got this kid........now he is going to play for punky......too bad for him.
he lives in my neck of the woods, and he's a mamby pamby, perfect for punky brewster.
Please Lord:
Make sure I am there when Lakes calls the Campion kid a "mamby pamby"
Thank you
Dilemma? Nah, Bohl's due.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaBisonFan
There are all kinds of new names on the Bison Roster on GoBison.com
Does anyone know anything about any of these guys? Anyone see NDSCS play last year?
http://www.gobison.com/SportSelect.d...RINTABLE_PAGE=
Anybody know anything about Andy Jirik?
http://hsminnesota.scout.com/a.z?s=3...=1&nid=4161085
Scout lists him as a prospect at DE, but no height and weight.
http://hsminnesota.scout.com/a.z?s=396&p=9&c=4&yr=2010
It lists him as being from Richfield, Cole Jirik came from Northfield. Related? Brothers, cousins?
Rivals does not list him on either the WDE or SDE.
lakes does "mamby pamby" = "small town choir boy" ?
Marshall Minnesota Tyler Gimmestad joins Bison. Good BB player also. http://www.google.com/url?q=http://w...AAdbfLdcqQCbQA
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lakes does "mamby pamby" = "small town choir boy" ?[B]
Nope,
mamby pamby = bigger school kid that gets everything handed to him on a silver platter since 9th grade , is huge, then you watch him and go, hmmm not very aggressive.
From the way you are this board, this is a perfect description of you. Infact, if I didn't know any better, I would think you are in the 9th grade.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakesbison
like E.F HUTTON..................... "I EARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRNNNED IT!"
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Originally Posted by lakesbison
Appleton North class of 2010 linebacker Kolby Knuth (6-3, 215) is getting all kinds of early recruiting looks according to Lightning head coach Rob Salm.
“He is receiving heavy interest from Minnesota, Army, North Dakota State and Missouri,” Salm said. “It seems that the word has gotten out about him with the high number of recent calls.”
Why would you think he has been handed everything just because he comes from a bigger school? Many times BIG kids have to be taught to be aggressive. Some big kigs just arent and never will be.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakesbison
He apparently played basketball at Holy Angels and is 6'5". http://www.maxpreps.com/minnesota/ba...th=,local,teamQuote:
Originally Posted by BisonNeil
He was an Honorable Mention for All Conference in basketball.
http://www.hutchinsonleader.com/news...-announced-103
He is listed as a tight end in football. http://www.minnesotasportsonline.com...&playerid=3714
There was also an All American NAIA wrestler at St. Cloud State in '79 by the same name. Possibly his father or uncle? http://www.stcloudstate.edu/athletic...ng/history.asp
Another official offer:
Wisconsin Kenosha OL/DL Zac Epping (6-foot-3, 280)
"North Dakota State called yesterday (Wednesday) and offered," explained Epping.
Don't know if anybody seen or posted this yet
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Sisseton quarterback Dustin Lotzer, the Gatorade player of the year in South Dakota, will walk on at SDSU this fall, according to Redmen coach Scott Hagen. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Lotzer set state 11-man records by throwing for 2,791 yards and 35 touchdowns - with nine in a single game - as a senior. He completed 148 of 218 attempts and also rushed for 602 yards with six scores.
From the Argus leader
Damn, that means SDSU will have 5 quality QB's and none with any legal issues. JK
I'm actually kind of surprised because early in the recruiting season he was getting looks from FBS schools but than he tore a ligament in his hand and it seemed all interest dropped off.
FYI Nick Mertens was the Gatorade Player of the year in MN and look what we have so you better hold off until you can prove they can playQuote:
Originally Posted by JacksFan06
SDSU has 13 quarterbacks that are better than ours. UGGH.
Actually we really don't know what we're going to get out of any of our QB's because none of them really have any experience.
That's true. We have at least four good prospects (Lotzer is the fifth but I assume he'll redshirt) but none are very tested. Some of the Bison faithful are tough on Mertens but he's experienced and that means a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by JacksFan06
Experience does mean a lot, but in his case, his experience is throwing to your guys not ours.:banghead:Quote:
Originally Posted by JackJD