COYOTES SEUNG JUN OH EARNS ALL-AMERICAN BOWL SELECTION (MINNEAPOLIS) – SoCal Coyotes offensive tackle Seung Jun Oh, 6-3, 330, was recently selected to play in the All-American Bowl at U.S. Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings. One hundred of the nation’s top collegiates and free agents are picked annually in the All American Bowl, founded in 1996 to give athletes the opportunity to compete against the best for … Read More
‘HOW DO I GET THERE FROM HERE?’ COYOTES OFFER VISION OF HOPE (INDIO) – Youth are the Coachella Valley’s most precious resource – and furthering education, building opportunity and creating employment is the driving force of the SoCal Coyotes non-profit organization, their head coach told Coachella Valley Rotarians Wednesday. “Hoover Dam required big thinkers with unshakable belief, and the end result was a lifetime of power and opportunity,” said J David Miller. … Read More
BIG ROCK COYOTE CLASSIC DEC. 15 AT INDIAN SPRINGS GOLF CLUB (INDIO) – The Big Rock Pub invites you to kick off your Christmas holiday at Indian Springs Golf Club on Friday, December 15, with 18 holes of golf, a silent auction that includes a Rolling Stones-autographed guitar and an evening of live entertainment – with all proceeds benefiting upwards of 30,000 Coachella Valley youth through the SoCal Coyotes non-profit organization. … Read More
‘BE THE FIRST ONE TO DO THE RIGHT THING’ – COYOTES ROCK INDIO MIDDLE (INDIO) – The performance of any individual is a reflection of a personal culture that you alone create. Fresh off their fifth championship last weekend, that was the message delivered by the SoCal Coyotes to over 1,500 students at Indio Middle School Thursday. Coyotes Athletic Director Robert L. Cummings, head coach J David Miller and a pack of Coyote players … Read More
SKILLFUL, INTENTIONAL, ON PURPOSE – COYOTES PUSH DESERT RIDGE ‘ABOVE THE LINE’ (INDIO) – People don’t experience your intentions. They experience your actions. And choices, choices, choices – regardless of your race, color, creed, upbringing or environment – will make all the difference in the life you lead. That was the message hammered home this week during the SoCal Coyotes ‘Above the Line’ leadership expo at Desert Ridge Academy. Players of all … Read More
COYOTES AT SCORPIONS – THIS SATURDAY ON ESPN 103.9 FM (SOBOBA) – ESPN Radio 103.9 FM will provide wall-to-wall game coverage of the SoCal Coyotes (4-0) on the road against the Los Angeles Scorpions this Saturday, September 30, with the official flagship of America’s #1 Developmental Pro Football Program™ also streaming live around the world. The SoCal Coyotes travel to the picturesque Oaks Sports Complex on the Soboba Indian Reservation … Read More
CALLED TO HELP OTHERS, RAPHEAL SMILEY IS ONE BIG, POSITIVE INFLUENCE (INDIO) – A good tree, says the scriptures, will produce good fruit. For towering 6-5, 330-pound SoCal tackle Rapheal Smiley, a rising leader in the Coyotes ‘Above the Line’ culture, this hasn’t always been an easy task. His roots run deep, all the way to the east side of Detroit, where a flat-lined economy undermines its city’s youth, and fuels … Read More
VETERAN MICHAEL KARLS RUN ‘N’ SHOOTS TO SECOND ALL-TIME QB (INDIO) – The idea does not go away that SoCal Coyotes quarterback Michael Karls can simply will a football into the end zone. Regardless of down or distance last week, Karls delivered on the promise that something larger than life may occur any second when he’s at the helm of the Coyotes Run ‘n’ Shoot. In a dizzying season reserved … Read More
‘MARINOVICH MIRACLE’ CAPTIVATES IN STUNNING 73-0 SOCAL COYOTES OPENER (INDIO) – After a 17-year layoff, a sober, 48-year-old Todd Marinovich stepped back into pro football and remarkably completed 68-percent of his passes for 262 yards and fired seven touchdowns to lead the four-time champion SoCal Coyotes to a 73-0 victory in their 2017 home opener against the California Sharks. For America’s #1 Developmental Football Program™ the lopsided score and … Read More
SOCAL COYOTES NAME TODD MARINOVICH STARTER FOR CALIFORNIA SHARKS (INDIO) – Former 1990 USC Rose Bowl champion and 1991 Los Angeles Raiders first-round pick Todd Marinovich, age 48, will make history when he becomes the oldest starting quarterback on record for the SoCal Coyotes Saturday after a 17-year layoff. The Coyotes host the California Sharks at 7 p.m. at their Shadow Hills Stadium home. After a career riddled by … Read More
