Past #14: Gavin Urquhart - delisted at end 11 season, re-listed as rookie, re-de-listed at end '12 season

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Doubtful he'll make it, as for the vfl of the NFL, that's College or CFL, it's a great country though, much maligned but really should be on top of everyone's travel destinations. And its not gridiron it's American Football, mods please correct thread title.

Dont give a * what it is . Have met Gav many times , Wish him all the best , go Supergav
 

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Hope they have a helmet small enough

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Good luck to Gav in his new venture. I reckon he'll be fine, especially with his drop punts, which have become so much in vogue thanks to the Aussie influence in recent years.
 
I would like to get a Tattslotto ticket with Gav. We'd win a fortune. Well, he would and I'd get half. He is one lucky person.

As if being blessed with a little head for life wasn't enough already.

M'eh. Go Super Bowl Gav.
 
I hope you don't mind the intrusion....... here's an update on Gav Urquhart. Just remember he did not write the headline.

Please re-locate/ delete if not in the appropriate location.

Regards

Dicko


SOCAL COYOTES SIGN PROKICK AUSSIE SUPERSTAR PUNTER-KICKER GAVIN URQUHART


(QUEENSLAND, Australia) -- Let's just say it was a 'g'day, mate,'

The reigning Pac West Champions SoCal Coyotes 'threw another shrimp on the barbie' today by signing superstar 6-0, 190-pound Gavin Urquhart, the best punting and kicker prospect in Australian Rules Football and a student at ProKick Australia.

Urquhart has been a professional player for the Melbourne Kangaroos for the past six years.

"He has decided to leave the game to pursue a career in American football," said his coach Nathan Chapman today from Queensland, Australia. "Gavin has the most powerful leg in football that will flip the field in any situation. He will be a master of pinning Coyote opponents deep, especially when using Aussie style punts.

"He is blessed to become a part of the Coyote football program," Coach Chapman added. "He will begin his journey with the team at the start of training on November 13."

President and Head Coach J. David Miller couldn't hide his smile today during the announcement.

"Just watch the film," Miller said. "Every kick, boom, every punt, sounds like a gunshot, and the ball disappears into the night. He averaged 69.5 a kick. He drains the ball out of the end zone on every kickoff. And he's an Australian Rules guy who loves contact.

"Our biggest challenge will be keeping him out of the pile," Miller added. "He plays rough and violent, which makes him one of us. We are extremely proud that ProKick Australia, is trusting us with Gavin for a season."
The Coyotes are the first AAA football program to officially launch a foreign exchange player program. The Coyotes currently wear the Italian flag on the back of their helmets, and this season, will add the Australian flag, alongside their United States colors of Red, White and Blue.

The Coyotes report to camp November 13 at Big League Dreams. The Coyote coaching staff will meet Gavin when he steps off the plane from Australia the night before camp.

The Coyote family will adopt Gavin and help him prepare for the team's opening day December 8 in the historic Pac West Catalina Kickoff Classic against the Arizona Flying Dutchmen.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Temperature at kickoff is now predicted at 38 degrees
 
I hope you don't mind the intrusion....... here's an update on Gav Urquhart. Just remember he did not write the headline.

Please re-locate/ delete if not in the appropriate location.

Regards

Dicko


SOCAL COYOTES SIGN PROKICK AUSSIE SUPERSTAR PUNTER-KICKER GAVIN URQUHART


(QUEENSLAND, Australia) -- Let's just say it was a 'g'day, mate,'

The reigning Pac West Champions SoCal Coyotes 'threw another shrimp on the barbie' today by signing superstar 6-0, 190-pound Gavin Urquhart, the best punting and kicker prospect in Australian Rules Football and a student at ProKick Australia.
Urquhart has been a professional player for the Melbourne Kangaroos for the past six years.
"He has decided to leave the game to pursue a career in American football," said his coach Nathan Chapman today from Queensland, Australia. "Gavin has the most powerful leg in football that will flip the field in any situation. He will be a master of pinning Coyote opponents deep, especially when using Aussie style punts.
"He is blessed to become a part of the Coyote football program," Coach Chapman added. "He will begin his journey with the team at the start of training on November 13."
President and Head Coach J. David Miller couldn't hide his smile today during the announcement.
"Just watch the film," Miller said. "Every kick, boom, every punt, sounds like a gunshot, and the ball disappears into the night. He averaged 69.5 a kick. He drains the ball out of the end zone on every kickoff. And he's an Australian Rules guy who loves contact.
"Our biggest challenge will be keeping him out of the pile," Miller added. "He plays rough and violent, which makes him one of us. We are extremely proud that ProKick Australia, is trusting us with Gavin for a season."
The Coyotes are the first AAA football program to officially launch a foreign exchange player program. The Coyotes currently wear the Italian flag on the back of their helmets, and this season, will add the Australian flag, alongside their United States colors of Red, White and Blue.
The Coyotes report to camp November 13 at Big League Dreams. The Coyote coaching staff will meet Gavin when he steps off the plane from Australia the night before camp.
The Coyote family will adopt Gavin and help him prepare for the team's opening day December 8 in the historic Pac West Catalina Kickoff Classic against the Arizona Flying Dutchmen.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Temperature at kickoff is now predicted at 38 degrees
they obviously read our board and noticed he is referred to as SUPERGAV more often than not :D
 

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I have to get to their first game just to see the level of expectation dissipate from the crowd when Gav struts his stuff
 
The best average punting distance in the NFL this season is 51.6 yards, with the longest punt 73 yards. Gav was averaging 69.5 in trials according to that article. It'll be interesting to see how he goes on game day.
 

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