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Craig
McIntyre
#83
Wide Receiver
Birthplace
Spokane, WA
Overview
News
Stats
Bio
Splits
Game Log
Stats
Receiving
season
Team
2004
EWU
2005
EWU
Career
REC
YDS
AVG
TD
LNG
38
520
13.7
4
0
33
573
17.4
7
0
71
1,093
15.4
11
0
Scoring
season
Team
2004
EWU
2005
EWU
Career
PASS
RUSH
REC
RET
TD
2PT
PAT
FG
PTS
0
0
4
0
4
0
0
0
24
0
0
7
0
7
0
0
0
42
0
0
11
0
11
0
0
0
66
NCAAF News
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Jere Morehead warns reforms needed or 'we're going to have nothing but anarchy'
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MS State's president Dr. Mark Keenum give his insight on CFP expansion
Dr. Keenum joins The Paul Finebaum Show and explains why he supports playoff expansion, but thinks a 24-team playoff could be too early and too risky.
Ex-Clemson AD Terry Don Phillips, who hired Swinney, dies at 78
Terry Don Phillips, the Clemson athletic director who hired Dabo Swinney as the head football coach helping transform the Tigers into a national powerhouse, died Tuesday. He was 78.
