AM 1500, Mouton, Timmy Chang, Bess

AM 1500 recently launched their new website. I know they've been putting a lot of hard work into it and will have more and more online audio in the future. Right now there's an interview with Ryan Mouton from the Rob and Russ Show on the front page. Be there!

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Timmy Chang had a great game for the Hamilton Ticats today, leading his team to victory:

Behind Printers, Timmy Chang took the lead in the race to become his primary backup.

Chang was scintillating on Hamilton's 75-yard touchdown drive that spanned the third and fourth quarters, finished by a five-yard leap from running back Tre Smith. Chang was good on three of his four attempts, with the lone incompletion coming when return specialist Jo Jo Walker dropped a bomb that fell right into his hands.

UPDATE: Here's some video highlights from the game, but they don't show much of Timmy.

Here's what he had to say after the game:

Chang was loose and all smiles about his ability to move the ball, but he stuck to the party line.

"It feels good, but it feels better that we won," said Chang, who completed five of nine pass attempts for 59 yards.

The Cat Chat's Ken Peters liked what he saw, even if it left him discombobulated.

But I have to say there was something uncanny - even surreal - about how Tim Chang entered the game late and led the Tabbies to not just their only score but the victory.
Chang's performance came almost a year to the date that he led the Cats to their first preseason victory over the same Bombers. In that effort Chang came in completes 10 of 17 for 239 yards and two scores.
And we all know what happened after that don't we?
But again Chang comes in and shows poise and patience. The unofficial stats had him five for nine for 59 yards but I think the stats are wrong. I think he finished seven for 10 for even more yardage.
Still Chang looked great. And his best toss was a 40-yard strike to Jo-Jo Walker behind coverage. The pass hit Walker, who can ill-afford to drop these, in the facemask and bounced off.

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And Davone Bess gets more props from Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano.

I like (Davone) Bess. He's a guy that is a undrafted guy that's out here and has made a lot of plays. I know we've talked about him a little bit before. So I've been pleased with all of them right now and with how hard they've worked."