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Comments [3]
University of Michigan is clearly the better franchise (when compared to URI) but the new guy, Ibrahim, props to you for being right on about the draft. I appreciate your critical analysis. Props to the takeaway for finding new and shining talent!
We're Rhode Island Born and We're Road bred and when we die we'll be Rhode Island dead, sooooo, Go GO Rhode Island, Island - Go Go, Rhode Island, Island - Go Rhode Island, U-R-I!
how's that for some Rhoddy pride!?
thanks for listening in and please stay in touch!
Great to hear a URI alum make sense of the NFL draft this morning. Great job Ibrahim - I'll be following your blog and hope to hear you again on the show!
- Keith, URI'81
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