Katoa Texts, But No News Conference
OK, one last post about Cottonwood linebacker Lynn Katoa, and then I have to go to Poinsettia Bowl-bound Utah's football practice and do some work for the printed version of the newspaper.
Turns out, Lynn did return my text message, and we've been texting back and forth the last few hours.
Couple of things:
1) He has not called a press conference and does not know where that rumor came from.
2) He feels like he has talked enough about the college decision and wants to kind of chill on it for a few days.
3) His girlfriend, Cottonwood volleyball star Kaili Aiono, has apparently changed her mind and is now heading to Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs, Wyom., rather than Salt Lake Community College. Rock Springs is a 2 1/2-hour drive from Salt Lake City.
4) No, that does not mean that Lynn is considering playing for the Wyoming Cowboys.
5) Dude can text faster than he can chase down quarterbacks. Average time it takes me to type in a question: 3 minutes. Average time for him to type in a reply: 3 seconds.
Turns out, Lynn did return my text message, and we've been texting back and forth the last few hours.
Couple of things:
1) He has not called a press conference and does not know where that rumor came from.
2) He feels like he has talked enough about the college decision and wants to kind of chill on it for a few days.
3) His girlfriend, Cottonwood volleyball star Kaili Aiono, has apparently changed her mind and is now heading to Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs, Wyom., rather than Salt Lake Community College. Rock Springs is a 2 1/2-hour drive from Salt Lake City.
4) No, that does not mean that Lynn is considering playing for the Wyoming Cowboys.
5) Dude can text faster than he can chase down quarterbacks. Average time it takes me to type in a question: 3 minutes. Average time for him to type in a reply: 3 seconds.
1 Comments:
Chiil for as long as you need, Lynn. But please know that Buff fans everywhere say: We hope to see you in Black and Gold! And, speaking personally, being able to drive to see a girlfriend (my high school sweetheart--and now wife--enrolled at Colorado State when I enrolled at CU in 1980) is a real benefit.
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