Z-man Commits to Lions!

[The Ancient Enemy]

I'm gone out of town and I come back to see that Mike Zordich, bigtime LB recruit from Youngstown, has picked Penn State. This kid is pretty fast and strong as hell. I guess when he saw Penn State beat Youngstown State, his hometown Penguins, he just accepted his fate as a Nittany Lion.


Not talkin' about this Z-Man, Tom Zenk, pictured at right, but I do however prefer my linebackers with mullets, so sign him up as well.

[El-Moldo]

Funny. One day after Andrew Sweat verballed to Ohio State, Zordich (who's dad played at PSU and who's mother is ALSO a PSU graduate) committed to Penn State. He had narrowed his choices to OSU and PSU. Don't think he was a little afraid of competition, do you?

[Goodwill]

Yes Moldy you are more than likely correct you chump

[El-Moldo]

You do live on the edge of reality.

[The Ancient Enemy]

From what I heard, Sweat committed after Zordich, not vice versa. Either way, I think both teams probably got a good player. I don't know how many LB's Tom Bradley needs up there, but I guess he needs 800.

[El-Moldo]

From Fightonstate.com: Article entitled - (Buck)eye for an eye. "Turnabout is fair play in the world of college football recruiting. One day AFTER Pennsylvania standout linebacker Andrew Sweat committed to Ohio State, Ohio standout linebacker Michael Zordich committed to Penn State".

[The Ancient Enemy]

How do you know for sure? How do you know that Mike Zordich's greatest football ability is not his ESP before the ball is snapped? How can you say for sure that he's not psychic and didn't know in advance that Sweat was going to Ohio State? I've won many courtroom battles and achieved a high level of law repute amongst my judge and lawyer peers for the use of this argument. Mike Zordich is a great psychic warrior.

[El-Moldo]

How do YOU know is isn't just plain chicken?

[The Ancient Enemy]

Since Moldo IS challenged, he also NEEDS challenged. So here it goes: Find me a place in the D1-A ranks where the linebacker corps has more talent on its depth chart than at Penn State.