Where and when can Ginzel Bros. go fishing?

LIBBYCAT · Post by **LIBBYCAT** » Wed Aug 26, 2015 8:07 pm

I was only able to watch 15 minutes of practice tonight as I had a few errands to run. Anybody able to watch the d line tonight and give any first takes on Jesse Clark? I didn't get to see much, so any observations would be appreciated.

77matcat · Post by **77matcat** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:05 am

Would they throw him into a live scrimmage right away. I would think they would give him a few days to acclimate physically and mentally

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LIBBYCAT · Post by **LIBBYCAT** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:04 am

Another great update from Colter on Skyline Sports about Jesse Clark. If you haven't signed up, get it done!

[cat_bracket] · Post by **[cat_bracket]** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:35 am

77matcat wrote:Would they throw him into a live scrimmage right away. I would think they would give him a few days to acclimate physically and mentally

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Correct. You have to acclimate for a few days per NCAA rules. I doubt he plays vs Ft. Lewis.

Colter_Nuanez · Post by **Colter_Nuanez** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:22 am

Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/

Grizaddict · Post by **Grizaddict** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:39 am

Great article Colter. Huge Griz fan here, but I will root for a kid like that any day. What a great attitude and outlook on life. Love that he wants to get a degree and break start a new tradition for his family. With that attitude he will do well.... In life and on the grid iron.

GoCats18 · Post by **GoCats18** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 2:21 pm

Hope this kid is good. I am still one that wishes Marino would have come to play. Really thought he would have been our next Buck award winner. Time for someone else to step up.

CARDIAC_CATS · Post by **CARDIAC_CATS** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 2:51 pm

Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/

Great article. Give that kid some food!

PHAT CAT · Post by **PHAT CAT** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:04 pm

About all Jesse did today was run in the end zone with a couple other players. It's going to take a while for him to adjust to the altitude.

PapaG · Post by **PapaG** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:12 pm

What a journey! His comment about getting his "mom right" was a bit vague. Is she worried about him being so far from home?

Best of luck, and welcome to the MSU family, Jesse!

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:23 pm

Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"

Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.

Cat Grad · Post by **Cat Grad** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:06 pm

LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.

I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:11 pm

Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.
I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!

I think of that line often "Brother, I'll never leave Montana." as I explore and read more about this great land.

I am haunted by these mountains.

Cat Grad · Post by **Cat Grad** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:14 pm

LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.
I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!
I think of that line often "Brother, I'll never leave Montana." as I explore and read more about this great land.

I am haunted by these mountains.

Me too! That's why I want to get the bell out of this end of the state and get back over the hill where I can see something!

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:16 pm

Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.
I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!
I think of that line often "Brother, I'll never leave Montana." as I explore and read more about this great land.

I am haunted by these mountains.
Me too! That's why I want to get the bell out of this end of the state and get back over the hill where I can see something!

You'll have to come with me sometime when I go over there.

Cat Grad · Post by **Cat Grad** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:32 pm

LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.
I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!
I think of that line often "Brother, I'll never leave Montana." as I explore and read more about this great land.

I am haunted by these mountains.
Me too! That's why I want to get the bell out of this end of the state and get back over the hill where I can see something!
You'll have to come with me sometime when I go over there.

You know how many relatives I've got over there--even in Conrad!!!! Plus, you understand my addiction to fishing...and good craft beer! I released a brookie the other day that's not too much smaller than the Bull Trout supposedly the state record brookie here in the Montana Coffee Traders in CFalls...

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:33 pm

Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:
Colter_Nuanez wrote:Clark arrives in Bozeman with newfound initiative
http://skylinesportsmt.com/clark-arrive ... nitiative/
"“I love the people up here,” Clark said. “When I came out here on my visit, this is what got me: the people. I can play football anywhere. The people, they really got me here. Coach Beck, Coach Ash, they did a great job getting me here. I love Montana. I don’t ever want to leave.”"
Me neither. Montana is addicting and hypnotic. I'll never leave.
I watched that movie about the town at the mouth of Hellgate Canyon and recall a line by Brad Pitt something to the effect: "Oh Little Brother, I'll never leave Montana..." hundreds of times while I was still living in football heaven. I've spent the four weeks taking someone to the parts of the state I've lived in: Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, White Sulfur Springs, Helena among the over twenty towns my parents lived in or I worked in during my career(s) and I have to admit I'm getting to the age I appreciate having been raised on all the great trout streams we have such easy access to out here...but there's something special about travel, especially the first time you see a 500 pound Blue Marlin chase down your bait...as the young man stated it's the people. My trips down memory lane always involves a few casts and it's pretty special to get another kid from Louisiana to MSU! Hope he gets his family up into the Valley too! I hope Mr. Clark appreciates travel and experiencing various and assorted cultures is the best education there is!
I think of that line often "Brother, I'll never leave Montana." as I explore and read more about this great land.

I am haunted by these mountains.
Me too! That's why I want to get the bell out of this end of the state and get back over the hill where I can see something!
You'll have to come with me sometime when I go over there.
You know how many relatives I've got over there--even in Conrad!!!! Plus, you understand my addiction to fishing...and good craft beer! I released a brookie the other day that's not too much smaller than the Bull Trout supposedly the state record brookie here in the Montana Coffee Traders in CFalls...

Sounds like a fish story

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:34 pm

Pics or STFU

Cat Grad · Post by **Cat Grad** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:37 pm

LongTimeCatFan wrote:Pics or STFU

Nope. I will take you there next week instead.

LongTimeCatFan · Post by **LongTimeCatFan** » Thu Aug 27, 2015 8:38 pm

Cat Grad wrote:
LongTimeCatFan wrote:Pics or STFU
Nope. I will take you there next week instead.

How bout the week after?

I've got a football game to attend next week

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