Football Cards For Sale Or Trade football. Green 34 0.50 0.05 David LaFleur 35 0.50 0.05 Rae Carruth 37 0.50 0.05Emmitt Smith 39 0.75 0.20 Tony Gonzalez 49 0.75 0.25 byron hanspard 50 0.50 http://www.ee.princeton.edu/~nigel/fb.html
Extractions: Football Cards for Sale or Trade Notes: 1.If no conditions are given, assume NM/MT or better. 2.Book prices are from the most recent Beckett FB and 1997 Beckett FB Annual. 3.If you want to trade, read my trade terms send me email Brand Player # Cond Book Sell 1976 Topps: Steve Bartkowski RC 35 [FR] 4.00 0.25 stain, o/w NM Harvey Martin RC 44 [FR] 6.00 0.50 stain, o/w NM+ Randy Gradishar RC 257 2.50 1.00 Brian Sipe RC 516 [EM+] 6.00 1.50 1980 Topps: James Lofton 78 [NM] 2.00 0.50 Ken Anderson 388 [NM+] 1.00 0.25 1982 Topps: Billy Sims 349 [NM+] 0.75 0.20 Semistars ask 0.40 0.10 Commons ask 0.15 0.03 1984 Fleer Team Action: Cowboys (DWhite) 13 0.50 0.25 Cowboys (EdJones) 14 0.60 0.30 Patriots (ECampbell) 34 3.00 1.50 Team Stickers [Ask for team] ask 0.50 0.25
This Is The Name Of My Fantasy Football Team My Fantasy football Team Lineup. Quarterback Banks, Tony BAL - 6. Dillon, Corey- CIN - 15. Hearst, Garrison - SF - 8 (Dropped). hanspard, byron - ATL. http://www.vissers.net/Football/lineup.html
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Bucs: Enis, Hanspard Join RB Hopefuls and former Falcons running back/returner byron hanspard became the hanspard, cutby the Falcons before the 2000 regular I think this is a football team that http://www.sptimes.com/2002/03/22/Bucs/Enis__Hanspard_join_R.shtml
NFL - National Football League Exhibition - Miami Vs. Tampa Bay 7. TAMPA BAY rushing Travis Stephens 1259, Michael Pittman 2-42, Aaron Stecker4-39, Shaun King 3-28, Mike Alstott 3-12, Rob Johnson 2-10, byron hanspard 3-4 http://www.usatoday.com/sports/scores102/102224/20020812NFLX-TAMPABAY--0nr.htm
Extractions: Aug 12, 2002 NFLX FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL - - - - - MIAMI 7 3 10 TAMPA BAY 7 7 14 FINAL SCORING SUMMARY 1ST QUARTER: TAM - TD, FRANK MURPHY 95 YD KICKOFF RETURN (MARTIN GRAMATICA KICK), 0:16. TAMPA BAY 7-0 2ND QUARTER: TAM - TD, KEENAN MCCARDELL 4 YD PASS FROM ROB JOHNSON (MARTIN GRAMATICA KICK), 0:07. TAMPA BAY 14-0 MIA - TD, DEDRIC WARD 5 YD PASS FROM RAY LUCAS (OLINDO MARE KICK), 7:59. TAMPA BAY 14-7 3RD QUARTER: NONE 4TH QUARTER: MIA - FG, OLINDO MARE 43 YD, 0:38. TAMPA BAY 14-10 MIAMI - TAMPA BAY Final Statistics ... About us
NCAA Division I College Football - Michigan State Vs. Penn State of Texas (2,124 in 1998), byron hanspard of Texas Tomlinson and hanspard were theonly ones not the Heisman Trophy, capturing college football's most coveted http://www.usatoday.com/sports/scores102/102327/20021123NCAAFPENNST----0nr.htm
Extractions: Nov 23, 2002 FINAL ... Time of Possession Player Statistics Passing Michigan State Cmp Att Yds Int Dowdell, Damon Daily, Jason Alexander, Aaron Penn State Cmp Att Yds Int Mills, Zack Robinson, Michael Rushing Michigan State Att Yds Hayes, Jaren Richard, David Teague, Jason Alexander, Aaron Rogers, Charles Dowdell, Damon Penn State Att Yds Johnson, Larry Gasparato, Mike Robinson, Michael Shaw, Tim Jefferson, Paul Mills, Zack Gilmore, Pete Upton, Ricky McHugh, Sean Team, - Receiving Michigan State Att Yds Lovett, B.J. Rogers, Charles Randall, Jason Knott, Eric Shabaj, Agim Hayes, Jaren Penn State Att Yds Johnson, Bryant Johnson, Tony Terrell, Ernie Smith, Gerald Johnson, Larry Game Story
Extractions: Savannah Morning News ATLANTA A season full of Y2K glitches were forgotten, if for only a day, in Atlanta's 37-14 win over the Arizona Cardinals. The trademarks of last year's success running the ball, winning the battle of turnovers and making big plays on defense finally made an encore at the Georgia Dome Sunday, leaving the defending NFC Champions wondering aloud: Where has this effort been all year? "Unfortunately, this is one of the few weeks that remind you of last year," said quarterback Chris Chandler after the team won its fourth game in 15 tries this season. "Why didn't we play like this all year?" asked 13-year veteran linebacker Jessie Tuggle. "This is what we've been capable of doing. It makes you wonder." Byron Hanspard, who was making his first start since Oct. 3, gave the team it's first 100-yard rushing performance of the year. The defense stole two Jake Plummer passes while the Atlanta offense didn't have a single turnover. And after giving up two touchdown drives in the first half, the defense held to Cardinals to no points and just 123 total yards in the second half to officially eliminate the 6-9 team from the NFC playoff picture. "The season wasn't as fun as it could have been, but at least we know we finally played like we're capable," said offensive guard Calvin Collins. "We were a different team today for some reason. It's not like we weren't trying the other 15 weeks, but for some reason it all came together today."
Extractions: Morris News Service SUWANEE Byron Hanspard wouldn't turn down a big contract or a Pro Bowl berth. What the Atlanta Falcons running back wants most, though, is a platform to preach from. Outspoken about his faith since his days as one of college football's premier runners at Texas Tech, Hanspard intersperses almost every comment about football with a religious reference. He is a licensed Pentecostal minister and a kindred spirit of Green Bay Packers defensive end and ordained minister Reggie White, although the two have never met. Hanspard's convictions are no less unwavering than those of White, who set off a firestorm earlier this year with a speech to the Wisconsin Assembly. Among other things, White called homosexuality a sin and said that the plight of gays and lesbians shouldn't be compared to the struggles faced by African Americans. "There wasn't anything wrong with what he said," Hanspard asserted this week. "If people don't know Jesus, they're going to think what he said is wrong. All he's doing is telling the truth. . . . I'll be the same way, regardless." If his rookie season is any indication, Hanspard will get his podium time soon enough. The 41st pick of the '97 draft had a flashy if somewhat inconsistent season in which he recorded three of the 12 longest runs from scrimmage and two of the eight longest kickoff returns in franchise history.
Extractions: Lost 1. Faulk, Marshall StL 2. Alexander, Shaun Sea 3. Green, Ahman GB 4. Holmes, Priest KC 5. James, Edgerrin Ind 6. Martin, Curtis NYJ 7. Dillon, Corey Cin 8. Anderson, Jamal NE 9. Tomlinson, LaDainian SD 10. Smith, Antowain NE 11. Thomas, Anthony Chi 12. Bettis, Jerome Pit 13. Rhodes, Dominic Ind 14. Barber, Tiki NYG 15. Williams, Ricky Mia 16. Staley, Duce Phi 17. Dunn, Warrick Atl 18. Hearst, Garrison SF 19. Alstott, Mike TB 20. Davis, Stephen Was 21. Mack, Stacey Jax 22. Garner, Charlie Oak 23. Smith, Lamar Car 24. Pittman, Michael TB 25. Watters, Ricky Sea 26. Stewart, James Det 27. Smith, Maurice Atl 28. Smith, Emmitt Dal 29. Bennett, Michael Min 30. George, Eddie Ten 31. Davis, Terrell Den 32. Bowers, R.J. Pit 33. Henry, Travis Buf 34. White, Jamel Cle 35. Allen, Terry NO 36. Dayne, Ron NYG 37. Centers, Larry Buf 38. Brookins, Jason GB 39. Barlow, Kevan SF 40. Canidate, Trung StL 41. Christian, Bob Atl 42. Richardson, Tony KC 43. Huntley, Richard Buf 44. Wheatley, Tyrone Oak 45. Fuamatu-Ma'afala, Ch
Texas Tech Defense Sees Shaw As Biggest Iowa Threat There are no perfect football teams, Patterson said. We're not perfect on offense,that's for sure. The best way to control byron hanspard and company is http://archive.sportserver.com/newsroom/ap/fbo/1996/col/b12/feat/archive/122796/
Extractions: College Features Big 12 Conference Features Page The Big 12 Conference Page The Football Server (c) 1996 Associated Press SAN ANTONIO (Dec 27, 1996 - 21:01 EST) The Iowa Hawkeyes have been plotting ways to combat Texas Tech running back Byron Hanspard in the Alamo Bowl. The Red Raiders face a similar problem Sunday in Sedrick Shaw. Shaw has rushed for 4,043 yards in his college career and 1,003 yards this season, making the senior running back only the eighth player in Big Ten history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in each of three seasons. Texas Tech defensive coordinator John Goodner knew Shaw was special, but that nugget of Big Ten history surprised him when he learned of it during the kickoff luncheon Friday. "We knew he was a great football player coming in, but I think that really puts a challenge to our football team to be able to slow him down," Goodner said. Shaw, whose style his coaches say is "hard to define," said he doesn't know what moves he'll make on the field until they happen. "It's like playing on the playground sandlot football," he said.
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Stewart's Smallies Bax's 1999 Fantasy football League. Wk 2 Dropped QB DILFER,TRENT (TB). Wk3 Picked Up RB hanspard,byron (ATL). Wk 3 Dropped RB HOARD,LEROY (MIN). http://vohslaw.com/bffl/1999/TeamID10.html
Extractions: So, you wanna bet on football? You say you can predict the outcomes with certainty, and you want to turn your hard-earned cash into more cash? Well, then, consider the case of the Southern Methodist Univeristy football team, which has been a study in unpredictability and a prognosticator's nightmare this season. SMU opened the season by hosting the University of Arkansas, who has hovered around the top 25 for most of the season. The Mustangs proceeded to lose quarterback Ramon Flanigan for the year with a separated hip, but still managed to defeat the Razorbacks. How did SMU follow up such a potentially-galvanizing victory? They promptly lost the next four games including one-sided margins against the U.S. Naval Academy, the University of Wisconsin and the University of Texas and appeared to be sinking back into the oblivion that has characterized the program since its return from the NCAA death penalty in 1989. True to form, though, SMU followed their brush with glory by sinking again. They dropped a 38-15 decision to the University of Houston who hadn't won a game since they beat SMU last season last Saturday.
