Tim Stratton

Three wideouts, Winston Morales and the speedy Sutherland.

Tim Stratton is a very good tight end.

And there he is, 89, next to Drew Breeze, the 6'1", senior.

Out of Austin, Texas, he was not heavily recruited.

They have not been able to establish the run.

This is against weaker teams in Central Michigan and Kent State.

In fact, Tim Stratton says we've got to get more intensity from our backs.

Yeah,

Didn't get a phone call, he said.

First down from the 30, and the throw is complete to the tight end, Tim Stratton, a redshirt freshman from Oak Brook, Illinois.

Talking to Joe Tiller about Drew Brees, and he said there's lots of things I like about him.

He said his accuracy, you know, the way he's calm.

Second down and two, same formation, triple left.

over the middle of the tight end stratton and stratton has the first down as he wiggles to the 45 of notre dame johnny sanders made the stop

just when you think you have everybody covered boy they throw one of the tight ends i believe that's the second catch this afternoon for the tight end tim stratton you know i think a wide out wide out wide out you know he'll come up and jam those wide receivers then boy drew breeze uh finds his tight end, and one anxious moment, and then a happy one for

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And we want to help people reason together by applying logic and sound theology to all aspects of life.

Tim Stratton is not with us today, but stick around.

We're going to have a guest.

We're going to have a good conversation about the resurrection and whether or not it's knowable and why it is pivotal to just the Christian worldview, and not just the Christian worldview, but why it is pivotal to history and how we think about God and how the world works and all of those things.

He studied in philosophy, technology, earth sciences at the University of Iowa, the University of Colorado.

He is, by his own accounts, an autodidact and has learned and read a lot and also written a lot.

He's written books like Calvin's Desperation, something that Dr. Tim Stratton quotes a lot.

Machines Don't Laugh, but that's against naturalism and the denial of free will.