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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jul 16, 2010 18:04:19 GMT -8
Robinson, Dombrowski and Kravetz, if I remember right, all made Pro teams or taxi squads.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2010 13:52:31 GMT -8
Dombrowski: Looks like he could be on somebody's NFL roster long enough to earn a pension.
Robinson: According to his bio, has suited up for exactly one NFL game.
Kravetz: I see nothing to indicate he has ever even been on anybody's taxi squad.
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jul 17, 2010 14:59:06 GMT -8
Dombrowski: Looks like he could be on somebody's NFL roster long enough to earn a pension. Robinson: According to his bio, has suited up for exactly one NFL game. Kravetz: I see nothing to indicate he has ever even been on anybody's taxi squad. Tomorrow I will try to find out what happened to Kravetz. I know that in 2005 He, Dombrowsi and Robinson were the reason why we moved the ball against BYU and Utah for the only paired wins over those two Utah Schools in all time Aztec history. Remember they were Sophomores when Craft was fired. Long had them for two years and never used them effectively, but I remember seeing stories in 2008 that all three were with Pro teams. |
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Post by steveaztec on Jul 17, 2010 15:06:34 GMT -8
Dombrowski: Looks like he could be on somebody's NFL roster long enough to earn a pension. Robinson: According to his bio, has suited up for exactly one NFL game. Kravetz: I see nothing to indicate he has ever even been on anybody's taxi squad. Tomorrow I will try to find out what happened to Kravetz. I know that in 2005 He, Dombrowsi and Robinson were the reason why we moved the ball against BYU and Utah for the only paired wins over those two Utah Schools in all time Aztec history. Remember they were Sophomores when Craft was fired. Long had them for two years and never used them effectively, but I remember seeing stories in 2008 that all three were with Pro teams. Dombrowski was ineligible for some of his senior year. |
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Post by Bob Forsythe on Jul 17, 2010 17:14:18 GMT -8
Some good names in there, some guys I don't even remember (so I'm guessing some of the Craft Casualties). Most of the Craft casualties were actually Tollner's last recruiting class in 2001-2002. As most people know, Tom came in (I think it was late December) and asked Tollner for the list of kids who had committed or were close to committing, and Tollner said that there weren't any. He had decided not to recruit that year because he felt the fans had turned against him and he knew he was going to be fired. That left Tom Craft only a few days to try to round up stragglers from the recruiting wars. Prove it. =Bob |
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jul 19, 2010 6:46:27 GMT -8
Well, I spent about two hours on Sunday and could not find any Googled news story on Kravetz. I got bored, so I quit. I did get an email that said Kravetz had a bad left knee. IF so, I guess he was a casualty of the game. Sad. He really improved in the years he was here. He was up to 315 pounds of solid football player according to the email.
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jul 19, 2010 6:49:50 GMT -8
Most of the Craft casualties were actually Tollner's last recruiting class in 2001-2002. As most people know, Tom came in (I think it was late December) and asked Tollner for the list of kids who had committed or were close to committing, and Tollner said that there weren't any. He had decided not to recruit that year because he felt the fans had turned against him and he knew he was going to be fired. That left Tom Craft only a few days to try to round up stragglers from the recruiting wars. Prove it. =Bob Boob, you are the only long time poster on the Aztec boards who does not understand that there was no turnover of a recruiting class from Tollner to Craft. All the other old timers know what happened. |
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