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  • #1

    Best JUCO transfers in UNI history

    I figured I'd start this in adjunct with the other thread. JUCO transfers are a different animal, because a lot of them don't work out.


    Here's a few I'll throw out. This is a very short list. I know we can come up with plenty more!

    Mackenzie Hoambrecker - Ellsworth nuff said

    Kris Jongejeud - Olineman from NDSCS - He was a rock on the oline for 2 years. Helped get us to the semis in '01.
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    Baby Bull

    I thought Reggie Brown did a real nice job at FB for his 2 yrs at UNI

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    • #3
      JuCo Fillers

      The one, The only Marc Culver and the Downfield Cross-Body Block.
      That was a memorable one, I think he came from Waldorf?
      "Step Lightly, But Carry a Big Stick"

      "don't let a suitcase full of cheese become your big fork and spoon"

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      • #4
        The best transfer

        The best football player to ever transfer from a juco was Jarvis Phillips. I would like to drag him around with a chain from the back of my 4x4 but he was a hell of a player if anyone cares to elaborate. Don't anyone tell me that I should find a better way to work my problems out with him than the above mentioned because I don't know anyone else besides J.P. that speaks Jibberish. (East Polatkan)
        Illinois State Fan at a St. Louis White Castle 3:45AM Saturday March 6th:

        "White Castle?" "more like Black Castle..."

        You stay classy Redbirds.

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        • #5
          Jarvis Phillips was the biggest a hole to ever play at UNi, but I'll tell this, that man could lay the wood, the best hitter I played w/ at UNI.

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          • #6
            Don't forget...

            Wow no mention of Griff Jurgens??? In my opinion he was a much better QB than Petrie too bad he got hurt Jarvis was a phenomenal player just couldn't get along with our corn-fed lineman. Right wrong or indifferent the point is CHEMISTRY wins championships, not players.

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            • #7
              Luke Stigler: Iowa Central. Great Olineman and another one of those "chemistry" guys.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Panther Fanatic
                Wow no mention of Griff Jurgens??? In my opinion he was a much better QB than Petrie too bad he got hurt Jarvis was a phenomenal player just couldn't get along with our corn-fed lineman. Right wrong or indifferent the point is CHEMISTRY wins championships, not players.
                Griff Jurgens was an average QB in the best light. He wasn't mobile and had less than average arm strength. Petrie did lead UNI to the semifinals in the playoffs. That alone gives him props above most quarterbacks at UNI.
                If computers ruled college basketball the way they do football, we'd have skipped all this March Madness monotony and just waited a month for the Kansas-Kentucky title game. And watched Northern Iowa play Cornell in the Poulan Weedeater Bowl. ~ Dwight Perry The Seattle Times

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                  Originally posted by UNIAlum95
                  Griff Jurgens was an average QB in the best light. He wasn't mobile and had less than average arm strength. Petrie did lead UNI to the semifinals in the playoffs. That alone gives him props above most quarterbacks at UNI.
                  Are you sure the Petrie lead UNI to the semifinals? If memory serves me correctly it was Griff who took over during the WKU game and lead us all the way to Montana where he got hurt...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Panther FANatic
                    Are you sure the Petrie lead UNI to the semifinals? If memory serves me correctly it was Griff who took over during the WKU game and lead us all the way to Montana where he got hurt...

                    Very good commentary. Some people forget how far Griff took us.
                    Last edited by Matt Trump; 10-01-2005, 01:43 PM.

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                    • #11
                      Harrell

                      How about Johnathon Harrell at linebacker. Two very solid seasons at linebacker for the Panthers. Got an NFL look but didn't catch on.
                      Winning is more fun than losing.

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