Tim Seeman (Scribe)

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Favorite Athletes

Brett Favre, Wesley Matthews, Ryan Braun, Geoff Jenkins, Chad Johnson, JJ Hardy, Brett Favre, Donald Driver, Prince Fielder, Steve Nash, Brett Favre, Rickie Weeks, Steve Prefontaine, Brett Favre

Favorite Sports Teams

Any professional sports franchise in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the Brewers, Marquette

All Time Sports Moment

I won a 3200-meter run in track once. My first and probably only win of my running career.

Most Memorable Game Attended

Green Bay Packers 9 Minnesota Vikings 7, December 2006

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

253 consecutive starts at quarterback. Peyton Manning would have to start every game for nearly five more full years after Favre's streak ends, and Tom Brady would have to start every game for eight more full years...AFTER Favre's streak ends. If Favre's streak ended now, Manning would be 37 if he were to break the record, and Brady would be 39 if he were to break the record.

Ruth or Mays?

Mays

Unitas or Montana?

Montana

Pele or Maradona?

Pele, simply because he has the same birthday as me

Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?

Big East basketball, Big 10 football

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  1. by Peter
    16 days ago

    Actually I don't feel conflicted. I was a late to the party Marquette fan, marveling at their run to the Final Four and becoming a fan after Dwyane Wade. But Wade's departure conencided closely to my time beginning at 'Cuse so not really. When the Golden Eagles play I cheer for them unless they play the Badgers or 'Cuse. In fact, I was at a Marquette 'Cuse game last winter at the Bradley Center sporting my orange right next to the student section...We won by 10+ as I recall

  2. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    10:30 is provisional time.

  3. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    Hey, I dropped 20 seconds of off my two-mile time yesterday. 11:06...

    If I can drop it down to 10:30 I will probably make state...that should be fun. I'll be working hard.

  4. by Clement
    3 months ago

    Hello Tim, I've just understood that it was you who corrected my article ! thank you for that !
    By "French student" you mean that you study french, right ? In case, I'm here if you need some help !

    Thank you again, take care !
    Clément.

  5. by Marcus
    3 months ago

    Thanks very much for the edits, Tim. They made the article flow better and I appreciate it!

  6. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    I had to sit around for four hours before the two-mile started. (Some kid didn't show up for his leg of the 4x800, so I filled in for him, though.)

    I was so bored I started warming up like an hour before my race. When the race finally came along, there was only one other kid from another school, and a teammate, and me.

    Our school has a huge team, just nobody to run the 2 mile.

  7. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    Thanks, Tim. Like my coach said, it's an early April JV meet. Who really cares? I was just trying to get a feel for the pace and competition. (There were only three runners in this race, though. Kinda weird...)

  8. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    Well, I finished my two-mile run today. It wasn't pretty.

    11:26 was my final time. Ouch. You would have been rested and ready for another heat by the time I crossed the finish line. Good work!

  9. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    Thanks for the edit... I barely finished writing it before you came along and fixed my mistakes. I appreciate it Tim. And, yes, it is really sad that this can still happen.

  10. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    My goal for next season is somewhere around 17:30 to 17:45. I plan to put in around 300 summer miles to get me a big boost.

  11. by Chad
    3 months ago

    Hey Tim,

    we weren't talking about the Northwest division, just the "Pacific Northwest." You see, the Portland Trailblazers and Seattle Supersonics are intrinsically linked, not just due to proximity but also because they received the #1 and #2 picks in the draft last year. Both are young, up and coming teams with young, up and coming general managers with legitimate franchise talent that each team will build around for the next decade.

    So yeah, the Jazz are great, but it we were just playing with the rainy pacific northwest in particular.

  12. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    I'm sorry, ESPN didn't have that story under Vargas' page. That's my bad. Thanks for the catch.

    As for the running times, I haven't yet run a one or two mile this season. I run the two on Monday, though. I'll be sure to give you my times.

    As to cross country, my best time for the 5K last year was 18:20. Not very good at all, but it got me on the varsity team and to the state meet.

    Do/did you run track or cross-country?

  13. by JJ
    3 months ago

    Thanks for the edits, as always. Detroit's in big trouble if they can't get that pitching staff together...

    Meanwhile, the Sox are in first. I might as well enjoy it while I can.

  14. by Andrew
    3 months ago

    Vargas and the Brewers reached a one-year deal back in January.

    http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3200048

    And yeah, Bean is a nickname. Stringfellow's real first name is Thornton. I'd go with Bean if I were him.

    Thanks for the edits!

  15. by Claire
    3 months ago

    Oh man, that game was beyond embarrassing. At least I have low expectations.

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