stockar造句

• HEAVIEST : Stockar McDougle, T, Oklahoma, 361 pounds.
• That would leave only young tackles Aaron Glenn and Stockar McDougle returning.
• New York Jets OT Stockar McDougle, Oklahoma
• Stockar McDougle looked across the line of scrimmage and saw a familiar face scowling back.
• Stockar, who now plays for the Detroit Lions, was a senior at Deerfield Beach.
• Stockar McDougle Oklahoma 6-51 / 2 351 5.41 Will be a weight watcher 3.
• In addition to their regular quarterback and tight end, the Lions were without rookie guard Stockar McDougle.
• McDougle is a 6-3, 240-pound end whose older brother Stockar plays for the Detroit Lions.
• Decuir had a much easier time, winning the 20-lap Mini-Stockar feature by 3.557 seconds.
• Biggest player : Oklahoma offensive tackle Stockar McDougle, at 6 feet 5 1 / 2 inches, 361 pounds . ..
• Carolina : RT Stockar McDougle, Oklahoma _ McDougle is a devastating drive blocker who crushes defenders, but struggles in pass protection against speed rushers.
• It was no problem for Jerome, who blew by his big brother for what are believed to be the only sacks Stockar allowed in high school.
• They started the game without RB James Stewart and starting OT Stockar McDougle and lost QB Joey Harrington after the first series because of an irregular heartbeat.
• In 1896, Oerlikon installed the first commercial example of the system on the Emil Huber-Stockar; installation on the Seebach-Wettingen line of the Swiss Federal Railways was completed in 1904.
• The Lions went into the draft looking to add a guard who could play on the left side between Ray Roberts and Mike Compton, and seem to have gotten their man in STOCKAR McDOUGLE, OT, OKLAHOMA . McDougle is a superior run blocker who rarely commits penalties.
• Klemm was projected as a late-first-round pick, but a few offensive linemen lasted until the second round after only three _ Chris Samuels, who went to Washington with the third pick; Stockar McDougle, who went to Detroit with the 20th pick; and Chris McIntosh from Wisconsin, who went to the Seahawks with the 22d _ went in the first.
• After Franks, Denver took California cornerback Deltha O'Neal; San Francisco went for Michigan State linebacker Julian Peterson; the Raiders took Janikowski; the Jets took Pennington; Seattle took running back Shaun Alexander of Alabama; Detroit took Oklahoma offensive tackle Stockar McDougle; Kansas took Jackson State wide receiver Sylvester Morris; Seattle used its second first-rounder on Wisconsin offensive lineman Chris McIntosh; and Carolina took cornerback Rashard Anderson of Jackson State, the second player in three picks from Walter Payton's Division I-AA alma mater.