Welcome our newest author!
by Jeff Nusser on Feb 25, 2009 9:58 AM PST
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PrintYou've been seeing his stuff on the front page for a while now, and last night we made it official -- Craig Powers (a.k.a. Dancing Football) has joined the CougCenter staff as our third writer.
Honestly, this is a great deal for everyone involved. But, naturally, the biggest winner is you guys, because you're going to get more great content on the site.
You also might have noticed one other subtle change on the site this morning -- you can now log in using your Yahoo! ID if you want. We'll talk more about why that is in the coming days, but that really doesn't mean anything for you guys who are already members of the site. You can just login using your regular SBN ID by clciking the "log-in" link in the upper right corner, then logging in through the fields on the left hand side in the drop down bar.
If you experience any issues with this new arrangement, just let us know. SBN is committed to resolving any problems.
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Congrats!
I’ve enjoyed Craig’s FanPosts so it is good to see him step it up and play with the big boys.
Tony Bennett for Heisman!
Im waiting for the day
that I will be named the secretary for the associate liaisons to the head assistant in charge of the Sandwich Arts and the occasional fan post on Cougcenter.
Congrats from me too!
Except for game threads, I stay away from posting anymore. I enjoy all the great reading though, just to get a feeling for the pulse of the program. I love my Cougs!
Not sad at all....
I love doing my part but I’m not really in touch with the programs like you all are and don’t think it’s possible for me to be as insightful. I don’t know the stat part of it but am trying my best to understand all the cool analysis you constantly base your opinions on.
Basically, I don’t want to embarass myself by saying something I can’t back up because it would just be my opinion. I honestly love to read everything on here, it’s fun for me to once again feel connected to a program I love so dearly and was not really in touch with for so long. I just didn’t think posts of mine backed up with ‘gut feelings’ could compete with the totally awesome perspectives the younger generation(s) bring nowadays. Maybe I should just apologize in advance and not worry so much about it?
That's my suggestion
Opinions are always welcome. Stats don’t always tell the whole story, and there’s something to be said for visual observations …
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