Word: puchtelã
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...constantly,” Tay said. “That’s what [Harvard head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith} wants from us, and we can take a lot from him.”And this vocalism is an extra asset to post players, who can learn directly from Puchtel??s experience on the block.“It’s awesome; we’re so lucky he is working with us. He commands control on the court, and he helps us out every scrimmage,” Rollins said. “He gives...
...Puchtel??s desire rubbed off on his Minnesota teammates last year. In his breakout game against then-No.11 Indiana, Puchtel shut down Hoosiers star Marco Killingworth, holding him to 6-of-14 shooting in an astonishing 61-42 Minnesota...
...Puchtel??s fifteen minutes of fame might not be over yet. Last May, the Chicago Bears offered Puchtel a tryout, despite the fact that Puchtel had not played football since catching passes at tight end for the Crimson his freshman year. Although the transition back to football was difficult, he showed signs of progression—enough for him to pick up an agent and continue to explore his NFL options. The allure for teams rests in the hope that he can follow in the model of successful college basketball players-turned superstar tight ends such as Antonio...
...bizarre tale of I.M. dominance, however, does not stop there. Puchtel??s case is similar to that of one of his classmates, former Harvard star receiver Brian Edwards ’05-'07: the same Brian Edwards who was the favorite target of current St. Louis Rams quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 during the Crimson’s 2003 campaign and its 2004 undefeated season. Edwards attempted to play I.M. football for Winthrop this year. For the same reason as Puchtel, however, he is prohibited from playing I.M. football...
...Despite Edwards and Puchtel??s lack of PT on the pitch, Puchtel can still ball on the hardwood. For now, this is the only outlet for his competitive drive, and the only opportunity to somehow remember the limelight of yesteryear...