Yard Pass

Some articles on yards, yard pass, yard:

2008 MAC Championship Game - Scoring Summary
... Time Ball State Buffalo 3 ... plays, 25 yards 111 Buffalo Naaman Roosevelt 2 yard pass from Drew Willy, A ... Principe kick good 9 ... plays, 80 yards 401 Ball State MiQuale Lewis 4 yard run, Ian McGarvey kick good 6 ... plays, 18 yards 100 Ball State ... Principe kick good 7 ... plays, 65 yards 310 Ball State MiQuale Lewis 1 yard run 352 ... Buffalo Mike Newton 92 yard fumble recovery, A ...
1941 Philadelphia Eagles Season - Game Recaps - Week 7 Vs Redskins
... wind mph Game information 1st quarter Eagles – Dick Humbert 4 yard pass from Tommy Thompson (Nick Basca kick), Eagles 7 – 0 Eagles – Bob Krieger 21 yard pass from Tommy Thompson (Nick Basca kick ...
Texas Tech Red Raiders Football Under Mike Leach - 2005 - Game Notes - Oklahoma
... network Fox Sports Net Source ESPN Scoring summary 1145 ... TTU Alex Trlica 33 yard field goal TTU 3-0 1413 ... OKLA Adrian Peterson 1 yard run (Garrett Hartley kick) OKLA 7-3 2 ...
Minnesota Golden Gophers Football Under Jim Wacker - 1993 - Game Notes - Wisconsin
64,798 Scoring summary 1 MINN Darkins 39 yard pass from Eckers (Chalberg kick) MINN 7-0 2 MINN Rios 27 yard pass from Eckers (Chalberg kick) MINN 14-0 2 MINN Rosga 55 yard interception return (Chalberg ...
Alabama Crimson Tide Football, 1970–1979 - 1977 - Game Notes - Sugar Bowl
... Game attendance 76,811 Scoring summary 2 ALA Nathan 1 yard run (Chapman kick) ALA 7-0 2 ALA Bolton 27 yard pass from Rutledge (kick failed) ALA 13-0 3 ALA Neal 3 yard pass from Rutledge (Rut ...

Famous quotes containing the words pass and/or yard:

    “I pass the test that says a man who isn’t a socialist at 20 has no heart, and a man who is a socialist at 40 has no head.”
    —William Casey (1913–1987)

    “Look, we’re all the same; a man is a fourteen-room house—in the bedroom he’s asleep with his intelligent wife, in the living-room he’s rolling around with some bareass girl, in the library he’s paying his taxes, in the yard he’s raising tomatoes, and in the cellar he’s making a bomb to blow it all up.”
    —Arthur Miller (b. 1915)