Great teammate; and he had control over the music in the locker room. Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five was on daily. Always had a big smile on his face. He was a good number #3 after Andrew Baker and Alan Andrews (TE).
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Great teammate; and he had control over the music in the locker room. Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five was on daily. Always had a big smile on his face. He was a good number #3 after Andrew Baker and Alan Andrews (TE).
Jim Baker's son-in-law is a pretty good friend of mine. The last we spoke of him (they're pretty tight), Jim was doing well. I think he retired as the superintendent of Middlesex Boro schools, and his daughter is in the South Brunswick High School Hall of Fame for tennis.
Ray Pilch the player is a P-way cop
Devraun owns a construction company
Zaire Kitchen is a former Georgia Trooper now Washington DC secret service
Manny Collins works in finance in the city
(and it's not creepy at all that I know this stuff)
Not at all.
I am happy I knew almost every name in the thread. Even the way back when ones.
Ray I thought was going to be working with me someday? I remember reading the article about it.
Sam is married with 2 little girls and works as a project manager for a construction firm.
You are correct, sir.
13-7 on the road.
The famous (or infamous) "What's a Rutgers" game.
Boomie has always been part of my great memories from High School.H e played FB and Baseball at SOUTH SIDE..We didn't have a BB team at that time.Got his nick name .Boomie by the sounds made at FB practice ,when he hit people. BOOM.