By Larry Brown | May 22, 2007 - Posted in Football

I had no idea until I saw it on the crawl somewhere, probably on ESPNEWS. And I know I’m totally opening the door for Trojans out there, but this cannot go unmentioned. Over the weekend, or last week, or whenever the hell they played their last game, Drew Olson led the Amsterdam Admirals to a 41-31 win over the Hamburg Sea Devils. Olson threw for 304 yards and 3 TDs, and ran for another score. Sounds like he’s back to his UCLA form.

And for that matter, Drew was quite underrated with the Bruins. He was second all-time with 8,532 yards, 664 completions, and 67 touchdowns. And yes, he’s good enough to be a professional quarterback.


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    2 Comments

    1. May 22, 2007 @ 3:09 pm


      Why would you be opening the door for Trojans? Drew came one pass away from pulling a huge upset in 2004 and in 2005 did he play defense?

      And wasn’t that Oregon State’s Jonathan Smith who had the strong running game?

      And one more thing, maybe Ricky Williams can play for Amsterdam. He’d love that city’s amenities.

      Posted by JS
    2. May 22, 2007 @ 10:46 pm


      Yeah he was brilliant at UCLA, especially as a senior when he led them to all those comeback wins (UCLA fan here too). Hopefully he can continue this success and eventually have the same type of it in the NFL.

      Posted by twins15

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