Mile High

9+ wins.

Ryan Lindell.

Yeah spring starts here June 1st.

Another thing that I always keep in mind is also setting good examples by action. And I wouldn't ask my staff members to do anything that I wouldn't do myself.

I don't have a dvdr yet . Just keep in mind that I have them and anytime you want to borrow any of them the offer is there.

The best advice that I can give you is to treat people the way you would want to be treated. Also everyone takes things differently. Talk to each staff member as if they are special but stay firm. Don't allow yourself to be soft at first or else you'll get walked on, on a daily basis. Be organized and plan ahead while being a leader.

A kicker to be named later.

Fezmid, I ment to pm you the other day about this but I was just recently given about 20-25 tapes with close to 40 Bills games on them. From the early 90's on. Mostly the Kelly years. If this is something that you might be interested in let me know. I have the first two Superbowls and alot of playoff games from back then.

It's not like you brought this on yourself Steve...

Anywhere in Cattarragus or Allegheny Counties are great brother.. If you're really serious about this area pm me and I'll give you detailed information. Also Norhtern Pennsylvania isn't bad either.

And your offensive and defensive coordinaters. No big loss right?

Where is everyone originally from? Not living now. Iwas just wondering if the makeup on this board is mostly people from Western New York or not. Me: Ellicottville, NY

Ever see the guy do an interview? Holy crap man every other word out of his mouth is um.

Hey travis....... (where's that middle finger thingy when I need it!).

I agree totally with this statement. And he was nothing special at all.

That is the best avatar you have had up all year. Down with Stamos!

yes

Yes it is I couldn't believe it when I went there. I still talk about that place to this day, UNREAL! There is also a great place in the Bellagia called Shintaro's. Awesome!

More information on Bass... At Michigan... All-America candidate ... Lombardi Award candidate ... Outland Trophy Award candidate ... two-time All-Big Ten first team from coaches and media (2002-03) ... earned second-team All-America honors last season ... has played in 32 career games and started 27 contests ... has made 27 consecutive starting assignment at left guard ... three-year letterman and two-year starter at left guard. 5th Year (2004)... co-captain ... co-winner of Rimington Trophy ... Walter Camp Football Foundation All-America first team ... Football Writers Association of America All-America ... Associated Press All-America first team ... SI.com All-America second team ... Collegefootballnews.com All-America second team ... Rivals.com All-America second team ... Outland Trophy finalist ... Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year ... All-Big Ten first team (coaches) ... All-Big Ten second team (media) ... winner of the Hugh H. Rader Award as Michigan's top offensive lineman ... was a Lombardi Award candidate ... started at left guard vs. Miami (Sept. 4) ... starting left guard at Notre Dame (Sept. 11) ... made 30th consecutive start at left guard vs. San Diego State (Sept. 18) ... made first career start at center vs. Iowa (Sept. 25) ... started at center against Indiana (Oct. 2) ... started at center vs. Minnesota (Oct. 9) ... started at center at Illinois (Oct. 16) ... started at center at Purdue (Oct. 23), making his 40th game appearence as a Wolverine ... started at center vs. Michigan State (Oct. 30) and vs. Northwestern (Nov. 13) ... started at center at Ohio State (Nov. 20) ... started at center vs. Texas at the Rose Bowl (Jan. 1). Senior (2003)... earned third varsity letter ... Associated Press All-America second team ... The Sporting News All-America second team ... Rivals.com All-America honorable mention ... All-Big Ten first team (coaches and media) ... shared Hugh H. Rader Award as Michigan’s top offensive lineman with Tony Pape and Dave Pearson ... started all 13 games at left guard ... started at left guard vs. Central Michigan (Aug. 30), his 15th career starting assignment ... started at left guard against Houston (Sept. 6), Notre Dame (Sept. 13), Oregon (Sept. 20) and Indiana (Sept. 27) ... played in his 25th career game and made his 20th career start at Iowa (Oct. 4) ... started at left guard at Minnesota (Oct. 10), vs. Illinois (Oct. 18), vs. Purdue (Oct. 25) and at Michigan State (Nov. 1) ... played in his 30th career game and earned his 25th career start at Northwestern (Nov. 15) ... started at left guard vs. Ohio State (Nov. 22) ... started at left guard vs USC in the Rose Bowl (Jan. 1). Junior (2002)... earned second varsity letter ... All-Big Ten first team (coaches and media) ... started all 13 contests at left guard ... helped pave the way for Chris Perry’s first career 1,000-yard rushing season ... started at left guard vs. Washington (Aug. 31), Western Michigan (Sept. 7), Notre Dame (Sept. 14), Utah (Sept. 21), Illinois (Sept. 28), Penn State (Oct. 12), Purdue (Oct. 19) and Iowa (Oct. 26) ... made 10th career start against Michigan State (Nov. 2) ... started at left guard against Minnesota (Nov. 9), Wisconsin (Nov. 16) and Ohio State (Nov. 23) ... saw first career bowl game action with start at left guard vs. Florida in the Outback Bowl (Jan. 1). Sophomore (2001)... earned first varsity letter ... played in six games and started one contest ... made career debut as left guard vs. Miami of Ohio (Sept. 1) ... did not see game action vs. Washington (Sept. 8) ... played on special teams and at left guard against Western Michigan (Sept. 22), Illinois (Sept. 29), Penn State (Oct. 6) ... made first career start at right guard vs. Purdue (Oct. 13) ... did not see game action but traveled to Iowa (Oct. 27), Michigan State (Nov. 3) and Wisconsin (Nov. 17) ... saw time at left guard vs. Minnesota (Nov. 10) ... dressed for action, but did not take the field against Ohio State (Nov. 24) or Tennessee (Jan. 1) in the Florida Citrus Bowl. Freshman (2000)... injured knee during fall camp and missed entire season. Prep... attended Riverview High School (2000) coached by John Sprague ... started final three years of high school ... fourth player in school history to play varsity all four prep years ... ran 40-yard dash in 5.01 seconds ... Key Statistics ... graded out at 90 percent or better during senior year ... averaged seven pancake blocks per game senior year ... recorded a school-record 70 pancake blocks during junior year ... Honors and Rankings ... USA Today High School All-America honorable mention ... Street & Smith's Magazine All-American ... named Prep All-America by SuperPrep Magazine and Tom Lemming's Prep Football Report ... listed as 14th-best offensive line prospect in country by Tom Lemming ... rated No. 34 offensive lineman in country according to SuperPrep Magazine and the publication's 22nd-best player in the state of Florida ... named all-state and all-area first team as senior ... received Offensive Lineman MVP honors for squad junior and senior years ... team captain senior year ... selected first-team all-area and honorable mention all-state junior year ... received all-area honorable mention as a sophomore ... played in Florida-Georgia All-Star Game and Florida-California All-Star Game ... Other Sports ... earned four varsity letters in track ... threw career-best 53-11 shot put during senior year ... three-time all-county and all-area in shot-put.

Too true!

I have a strong gut feeling about this kid. Just watch, veterans are going to be coming in early this year to work out with him. They all need to rally behind him and step it up (which I really feel they will). He is learning alot right now, however he is also setting an example for other players on the team for being in Buffalo.

Did you guys notice that on his description he has, "signed by the great hall of famer Brue Smith." Um yeah.....

Someone needs to summons Clumpy...... Clumpy where are you?

The rebel alliance sign.

Just updated on Bill's Zone. edit.. -$3,566,029 under the cap.