Showing posts with label Jack Cosgrove. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Cosgrove. Show all posts
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Saturday on The Big Jab Weekend Warmup, Now Streaming Online!
This Saturday on the Big Jab Weekend Warmup we will have UMaine Black Bears head football coach Jack Cosgrove (who will be throwing out the first pitch at Maine Day, Sunday at Fenway Park) and David O'Brien from the Atlanta Journal Constitution to talk about the tumultuous season so far for the visiting Atlanta Braves. 9-11a, 96.3 FM on your radio dial or online at TheBigJab.com!
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Cosgrove to throw at Fenway
UMaine head football coach Jack Cosgrove will be throwing out the first pitch at Fenway Park on Sunday afternoon. It is "Maine Day" at Fenway Park, where the Red Sox pay tribute to all things Maine...with the exception of black flies and coffee brandy.
Cosgrove will be one of many Maine dignitaries being honored that day. Originally from the Boston area, Cosgrove played and has been coaching at Maine for the majority of the last 30 years.
Meanwhile, UMaine opens their season on Thursday Sept 3rd, hosting St. Cloud State. Game time is 7pm.
Read the full release here.
Remember that The CMSB will have full coverage of Maine Day at Fenway Park Sunday, including audio interviews and photos. Matty will also be Tweeting from Fenway, and you can follow The CMSB on Twitter to take part in the fun.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
UMaine Promotes Two Coaches
In a story that the CMSB broke back in March, UMaine head football coach Jack Cosgrove announced changes to his coaching staff today. Joe Rossi and Kevin Cahill both received promotions.Rossi will move up to the defensive coordinator/linebackers coach. Rossi takes over for Robb Smith, who now coaches at Rutgers. Rossi has been with Maine for the past two years, coaching the defensive backs/special teams. Before coaching in Orono, Rossi spent six years at Thiel College, in PA. He was the defensive coordinator there for four of those six seasons.
Cahill will take over special teams duties, while still overseeing the runningbacks. This will be Cahill's second year in Orono. He coached at Murray State before heading to Maine.
No word yet on who will coach the defensive backs.
You can read the entire release here
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Pro Day at Maine!
Jovan Belcher
Pro Day at The University of Maine is over. Scouts got a chance to take a look at Maine's top football prospects. Working out for NFL, AF2 and other scouts were Jovan Belcher, Chris Arnao, Andrew Downey, Ryan Canary, Jhamal Fluellen, Lionel Nixon, Lamir Whetstone and punter Kash Kiefer.
Here is some audio and video from Pro Day!
Linebacker Andrew Downey
Pro Day at Maine!
Jovan Belcher
Pro Day at The University of Maine is over. Scouts got a chance to take a look at Maine's top football prospects. Working out for NFL, AF2 and other scouts were Jovan Belcher, Chris Arnao, Andrew Downey, Ryan Canary, Jhamal Fluellen, Lionel Nixon, Lamir Whetstone and punter Kash Kiefer.
Here is some audio and video from Pro Day!
Linebacker Andrew Downey
Friday, February 06, 2009
Coach Cosgrove on The PM Jab with Chris Sedenka
Our good friend (and contributor) Chris Sedenka with Maine Black Bears Head Coach Jack Cosgrove.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Coach Cosgrove on WJAB With Chris Sedenka
Our good friend (and contributor) Chris Sedenka with Maine Black Bears Head Coach Jack Cosgrove.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
UMaine Loses QB
UMaine Quarterback Adam Farkes is leaving the program for personal reasons. That's according to the Portland Press Herald, who site a University Press Statement.
Farkes started the 2008 year as the starter, before injuring his shoulder in October in a win against Delaware. He had 9 TD's and 6 picks before the season-ending injury. There was a very good chance he would be the starter in 2009.
Mike Brusko is the obvious choice to be next season's number one. He led the Bears into the playoffs following Farkes' injury. He doesn't have the best arm, but is a serious competitor.
It may also give Chris Treister a chance. Treister, who played at Portland High, has three more years of eligibility, and will get a true opportunity if Brusko struggles in the pocket. Don't count out Jack Cosgrove recruiting a young athlete as well.
Friday, November 28, 2008
University of Maine Black Bears Football Coverage
Please Remember The Central Maine Sports Blog IS YOUR HOME for Maine Black Bears Football Coverage in Northern Iowa!Also Don't forget Matty and Jeff from The Central Maine Sports Blog will be on WJAB 96.3 FM 1440 AM Saturday November 29th from 9 - 10 AM to talk Maine Black Bear Football! This Coverage is Sponsored by Chicago Dogs 285 US Route 1 in Scarborough Maine! Thanks to Chicago Dogs for helping us make this happen!
WJAB and CMSB's Chris Sedenka will be providing you LIVE coverage from the UNI Dome today and tomorrow! Please don't forget Chris' LIVE BLOG during the game...this promises to be a perfect compliment to the streaming coverage of the game...remember there is NO TELEVISION for this one folks!
Here is the wrap up of audio we have provided to you for this game.
Downloads will be available later today.
Downloads will be available later today.
Maine Black Bears QB Michael Brusko
University of Northern Iowa Head Coach Mark Farley
Maine Black Bears Head Coach Jack Cosgove
and CAA Defensive Player of the Year Jovan Belcher
Northern Iowa Radio Play by Play Man Gary Rima
Monday, November 24, 2008
Jack Cosgrove On The Big Jab Today
Our good friend (and contributor) Chris Sedenka sent this interview with head coach Jack Cosgrove (who has been announced as a candidate for the Eddie Robinson Award) along. Enjoy!Maine Black Bears Head Coach Jack Cosgrove and DE Javon Belcher
Just wanted to give you guys the audio from Coach Cosgrove and Javon Belcher's CAA Press Conference this morning.Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Umaine DT Raibonne Charles
I interviewed former Windham High School standout and current UMaine Black Bear defensive tackle Raibonne Charles on the Sports Vortex earlier this week (the feature piece I wrote will be in the Windham Independent this week, and I might even post it on here). We talked about red-shirting, the difference between high school and college, and the challenges of being a student-athlete. The interview can be listened to right here, and it makes me glad to know that there are young men out there that still have desire and a strong work ethic. Enjoy!
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