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@cock du horst des is berlinerisch -.- aber die alte issn traum !
I like his balls!
Wanna lick his balls too.
Gotta love a chick who loves balls.
Sweet fuckin Fraulein
mom old play in pussy
what a horny girl. i love it.
Game over! Send this woman to me immediately... wow... what a goer!
I'm with you Fred. Let's leave Wilma and Betty at home and go have a threesome with this hot babe!
so...are they not THE most perfect tits you've ever seen? Screw DDs and E-cups...mmmmm, those Bs are so perky, they practically point at the sky!!!
Mehr von der Dame. Wer ist sie überhaupt?
This girl looks very real. Not made up like so many of these fake porn models. This girl has a great body and loves sex. You can tell she takes pride in pleasing her man. Maybe that's why I married a German girl who looks very much like her, except my wife is a true blonde.
sweet nice girl
die Tussi konnte man in Berlin mal buchen, am Tattoo erkannt
shaved twat, pretty chick and she swallowed, too!
I've watched this video many times over the years. There's just something so real about this girl - not made up or phony. I'll take her any day of the week over this made up, fake so-called porn stars.
He is a looser!
beautiful girl
Something isn't right when the dude has to hand job his cock while a ready pussy is right there and able to get that climax.
Super mooie vrouw lekker neukertje !!!!
Blöder Ossidialekt, lernt erstmal deutsch
She is called Klarissa Egor, he is called Joe... Russian teens fucking for money
Sidney Love ❤
Die Typen sind ätzend, aber das Mädchen ist super...
You so sexy
that was a good fuck.
Great video.
i could have like to make a sex with one of those girl
Ich will auch mal.bin heiss und mag paare.
I wonder what she is gonna get for dessert afterwards, huh?
Cut boy, but he needs a lot of work at fucking. She on the other hand is awesome and knows her stuff. Her moans were great .
Das its fantastiche!
Wow, sie ist echt heiß, aber der Typ ist ein Schluffi- Wie heißt sie und wo kann man mehr von ihr sehen?
jaa endlich hab das vid so lange gesucht!
This couple are soo sexy. I love how the dudes balls slap her arse he has a perfect cock and body.
Well this is great to me, very wank-worthy
What language was she sucking cock in?
Die ist heiss. Alter!
She is amazingly beautiful and deeply sexy!
cool sexy
This guy sucks and has a small dick.There was more sucking than fucking.
that guy looks like keanu reeves
I love when a guy fucks me in that position, it's the best in my opinion
Yeah, she has awesome tits! Luv those smaller tits, the best, and her's are perfect! She can really suck and fuck, too!
wieder mal ein schoenes video von zwei deutschen wir habens drauf
Die spielen doch gern immer mal irgendwo mit. In der Reality Soap "Paerchentausch" bei Beate Uhse ist er definitiv dabei. :-)
ich kleine kenne ich sogar *lach* echt der hammer
Regardless of the fact that they are professional porn actors there does seem to be a chemistry between them, the fucking looks natural
Wish I could understand the dialog. This really is a cool sex video. She is very active, attractive, athletic and sensual. Great body. The missionary is great. Makes you want to put your babies inside her and then she would be yours for life. Nice
Ja, die Kleine, die wuerde ich auch gerne einmal so richtig drannehmen. Dieses unschuldige Gesicht, der Hammerbody...grossartig!
sexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxyyyyyyyyyyyyy sex
So wurde ich auch vor einiger Zeit mal gefickt *hmm*
She's a beauty and cutie... I'd love to put my dick in her holes
her name is sidney love, she is a german porn actress
Nice smiling fraulein who enjoys fucking and knows how to suck a boy dry after he cums in her mouth. My sweetie's boobs are even smaller than these. I LOVE small, perky boobs!
ich bin auch nicht schlecht
Overall very attractive package - and seems she loves to swallow, which is really great. What is her name?
YES! Thanx to HOLY up there for loving B-sized breasts! I am 34-B and my bf LOVES my boobs. He says they are nice and perky and dont sag at all. This was a great sex video! I love guys with little or no body hair. He had a nice sized cock, very suckable. I love to watch a guys balls bounce while he is fucking me and to feel them slapping against me as he fucks me hard. Just wish this guy would have kept fucking and not stopped to cum in her face. Could have just shot his cum on her back or even on her belly and boobs. I like that better.
my dick is as hard as steel when i see this girl
der ist nicht schlecht :-)
She really seemed like she enjoyed that cum.
Wow! German twins?
omg, some kind of gorgeous pussy and tits
Obviously a real-life couple but great fucking
This girl is unbelievably fucking hot. I am in love.
Gooood girl so beutiful
wenn man so schön fickt wie die beiden is der Dialekt total egal.
oh, is die schnucklig!
Great bodies on both the man and woman.
was für ein MEGA SUPER SWEETES GIRL! da fallen einem ja die Eier ausser Hose. Ihre Stimme ist auch der Wahnsinn;)
Nevermind, the dialog is as uninspriring as any porn dialog. Otherwise, I agree - wonderful woman!
Wish I could understand the dialog. This really is a cool sex video. She is very active, attractive, athletic and sensual. Great body. The missionary is great. Makes you want to put your babies inside her and then she would be yours for life. Nice
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Where'd the rest of our tribe go? We had 17 members and now we have only 10. Tribe MembersClick on a Tribe on the leftto see the tribe members: don't see any Tribes "on the left" anywhere on this page! ( boooo cbs webmonkeys )RFF Survivor Fans:surviiivor1gavinator4rudaaayjas13579corran1327phoenix76jdgsaramctiergeo1bar2swksmasonmayamia
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Quote from: RudyRules on October 27, 2008, 04:13:42 PMBut peachy, it doesn't show you & you on the list in your screen shot above. But it tells me RFF is my current tribe. I checked both of me too.Maybe it is just a glitch?
Under my tribes, RFF is still listed but I don't see me on the tribe. I started two private tribes. It is difficult but once you get it not so bad. Let me know if you have room on private. Wonder if they are going to limit private to 10 as well. I think private is better because several people with zero scores have joined the top tribes dropping them drastically to the bottom of the leader board.Feeling lost in CBS
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I know, I know...it's been a lean week for blogging. The good news is that an interview with Jesus Manzano is in the planning stages, and Pappillon contributor Duane Corbett reports that his interview with Michael Kalinski may be ready for publication by next week. We eagerly await it. Enjoy your weekend!
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You can connect multiple USB device to the LinkStation via a USB hub. However, you must modify 2 files in order to share more than 1 USB disk. The following information details connecting 2 USB disks but can easily be modified to cover any number of disks.
1.) Open the file in a text editor and adjust it to the following:
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#!/bin/sh BOOTCHECK=0 MNT_DIR1=/mnt2/usbdisk1 MNT_DIR2=/mnt2/usbdisk2 LOCK1=/var/lock/mount_sd1 LOCK2=/var/lock/mount_sd2 MOUNT_SD1=0 MOUNT_SD2=0 ### check initial devices if [ $# -eq 2] ; then BOOTCHECK=1 fi ### parse usb device info /usr/bin/parse_usbscsi > /dev/null 2>


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Loosen that belt buckle and break out the sweater that's extra roomy because there's a lot of eatin' going on this week. Before you either jump for joy or start feeling depressed, let's kick off this week of feasting with a Thanksgiving themed weekly dose of real estate headlines:
Miles Standish wishes he had this ultimate Thanksgiving Spotify playlist to make that first Thanksgiving even more festive.
A Thanksgiving without pumpkin pie is like American Idol without Ryan Seacrest. It just isn't right. However, if you're feeling adventurous here are 5 new ways to serve pumpkin pie from your kitchen.
Eating your turkey in front of the TV? I bet you wish you were instead having dinner at one of these fictional TV homes who would offer a ridiculously entertaining Thanksgiving.
So you're the guy (or gal) who wants to deep fry that bird this holiday. In order to ensure you make it to New Year's please take a look at these tips to deep fry that turkey safely.
Heading over the river and through the woods or just around the corner? Either way many of us will be "Homeward Bound" and there's definitely a Thanksgiving-esque sentiment behind the lyrics to this classic Simon & Garfunkel tune.
Uh oh. Just found out your cousin's girlfriend is a vegetarian? Here are some tips on hosting a vegetarian for Thanksgiving. (Hint: Avoid Tofurkey.)
What's that? You're going to serve turducken at your house? John Madden has some tips for you.
Don't be the home that has a vegetable platter for appetizers. Try one of these 15 delicious appetizer ideas for Thanksgiving.
Does your dining room table need a turkey centerpiece? I'm pretty sure it does. Etsy has some options for you.
And finally, round apple pies are so 2012. Here's a recipe for the best apple pie you'll ever have come out of your kitchen…and it's square.
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It may seem a little obvious, but one way to eat less is to take smaller bites.
Researchers from the Netherlands published a study Wednesday in the journal Plos One that looked at what happened when 53 people ate soup, taking various size sips – when they were focused and when they were distracted.
People who took small sips consumed about 30% less than those who took big sips and those who decided the size of their sips. And, those who took larger sips underestimated how much they ate.
"Consuming small bites rather than large bites involves more bites for consumption of the same amount of food. Due to a relatively higher number of bites … small bites may lead to lower food intake," the researchers wrote. It's also possible, they said, that lower intake results from diners'
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If you were in Baltimore anywhere near a school on the Wednesday afternoon when schools let out early because of heat, you saw yet another example of an ineffective and incompetent segment of city government.
School age children were let out on city streets to behave rudely and inappropriately because they simply have not been taught any better. On the transit bus, as woman asked a child if he was going home to do homework. He responded, "We not goin' home." In downtown, a street corner in South Baltimore was inundated with students of the Digital Harbor High School who were so wild that the Circulator driver refused to pick them up. These out-of-control youths flooded into local stores, yelling obscenities and disturbing customers. Yet they all had just enough education to talk back to the shop owners when asked to leave.
These children are the product of a school system that has defined bad behavior as a form of cultural expression. It is a school system run by a government that rewards patronage rather then character. It is a system condemning these children to a life of poverty for the simple reason that it cannot tell these children, "Stop!"
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I really got down and dirty reading this month. There are so many good books out there and I just could not get enough. To exceed my goal of a book a week I read seven books this month, and they were all excellent!
Both excellent books and way funnier than I thought they would be. Both books had me laughing hysterically from line one. Do not miss out on these clever little gems. The last one comes out in July and I can barely contain my excitement!Seriously some of the best paranormal book I have ever read.
I've been blogging friends with Jessica for awhile now, and although I knew she was amazingly awesome, I had no idea how amazingly awesome her book would be. I love the premise of the girl who lives five times longer than your average person. Too cool!
this post. Another fantastic read by Eoin Colfer, and I loved the time travel in this one!
Last, but certainly not least, is Matched by Ally Condie. I'm halfway through the second book - Crossed. This is one of those books that you just cannot put down becasue you get so caught up in the lives of the well developed characters. One of the best reads of my year so far!
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Miranda Lambert and Chris Young Offer Super Bowl Picks
Miranda Lambert and Chris Young traffic in the same genre and are currently on tour together, but if there's one instance in which they differ, it's their Super Bowl picks this year. The New York Giants will square off against the perennial favorite New England Patriots on Sunday (Feb. 5) for Super Bowl XLVI (a rematch of Super Bowl XLII) and Young spoke like a tried and true football fan while Lambert spoke like a girl who could care less, if we didn't know any better.
Young is throwing down for the Giants, pointing out to Country Weekly that "The Giants got healthy at the right time. He also assessed their defense, saying, "That front four . . . when you can rush the passer with four players like that? They look as good as they've ever looked, and to be able to apply that pressure and drop the rest of your team into coverage? To me, that defense will make the difference, plus [quarterback] Eli Manning and those receivers? They're gonna score some points. I'm going Giants."
Young is clearly a football fan and a student of the game.
As for Lambert? She couldn't decide, so she went with the Patriots, because of dreamy quarterback Tom Brady, who's married to a supermodel. She mused, "If I have to pick, I'll choose the cutest quarterback, which is Tom Brady." Spoken like a girl who could care less about the sport?
Actually, not really. Lambert likes football; she's just a fan of the Arizona Cardinals, as is her husband Blake Shelton. Since their team didn't even make the playoffs, the outcome is less important to her. That's typical of many football fans. If your team is out, you root arbitrarily.
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Wheeler returns home, but visit is brief
ATLANTA -- When Zack Wheeler debuted last June at Turner Field, his nerves were frayed. Family drove in from across his home state of Georgia to watch Wheeler pitch. And he accomplished far more than seemed possible for a 23-year-old rookie, blanking the Braves for six innings.
"If he got through that," Mets manager Terry Collins said before Wheeler's second start of 2014, "he can get through this."View Full Game Coverage
ATLANTA -- When Zack Wheeler debuted last June at Turner Field, his nerves were frayed. Family drove in from across his home state of Georgia to watch Wheeler pitch. And he accomplished far more than seemed possible for a 23-year-old rookie, blanking the Braves for six innings.
"If he got through that," Mets manager Terry Collins said before Wheeler's second start of 2014, "he can get through this."View Full Game Coverage
He did, of course, though Wheeler is unlikely to remember this one when his playing days are through. Again pitching in front of family and friends at Turner Field, Wheeler gave up four runs in five innings Wednesday during a 4-3 loss to the Braves, who parlayed Ervin Santana's eight shutout innings in his debut into victory.
"I was feeling good there for a little bit," Wheeler said. "They just strung together a few good hits."
Wheeler's trouble began immediately, when leadoff man Jason Heyward fouled off six pitches before crushing a homer to center field, which gave the Braves a lead they would never relinquish. Though Wheeler avoided further damage in the first inning thanks to a fine catch by center fielder Juan Lagares, his night continued to devolve.
In the fifth, Wheeler gave up a leadoff double to Evan Gattis, a single to Santana, an RBI hit to Heyward and a two-run single to Freddie Freeman. The Mets removed Wheeler after that, mostly because he had thrown 96 pitches in five innings.
"I was aggressive today," Wheeler said. "That was my goal coming into this year was to be aggressive. Sometimes when you miss with your pitches, they take advantage of it. Sometimes they don't."
Compare that to Santana, who was deadly efficient over eight scoreless innings. Throwing 20 consecutive strikes to start the game, Santana gave up merely three hits -- singles by Lucas Duda and David Wright, and a double by Daniel Murphy -- needing only 88 pitches over the eight innings. Had it been later in the summer, with more work under his belt, Santana easily might have scored a complete game.
"Honestly, no," Santana said when asked if he expected such efficiency. "In the bullpen, I was all over the place. But when I stepped [between] the lines, I was focused and just threw strikes."
The Mets nearly forged a comeback against Jordan Walden and Craig Kimbrel in the ninth, drawing within one on a two-run single by Lagares and an RBI knock by Travis d'Arnaud. But Kimbrel, as three-time All-Star closers are wont to do, recovered to strike out Ruben Tejada with the tying run on third.
Afterward, the Mets more or less collectively tipped their caps. Though Wheeler certainly could have pitched better, his effort would have given the Mets a superb chance to win on most other nights. He and the Mets knew that they did not so much lose this game as the Braves won it.
Consider Heyward's at-bat in the first, for example. After falling into a 1-2 count, Heyward fouled off a pitch, took two consecutive balls -- including one that nearly grazed the outer edge of the strike zone -- and then fouled off four more pitches before connecting on his homer. Heyward saw four more pitches in that at-bat than Santana threw in the entire top of the first.
The Mets, by contrast, never really threatened until the ninth. When Eric Young drew a walk against Walden, it was the first time all game that their leadoff hitter reached base. Only twice did a Mets player reach second base against Santana, each time with two outs. And so just as Bartolo Colon dismantled the Braves in Tuesday's series opener, Santana returned the favor Wednesday. The entire game took only two hours and 40 minutes, and would have been significantly shorter had the Mets not rallied in the ninth.
Much of that was due to a Mets offense that, with a 6-for-33 performance, dropped to a .190 team batting average on the season.
"There's no easy answer," Collins said. "The issue is, no matter what the count is, we're not doing any damage with pitches. We're hitting ground balls to short. We're hitting routine fly balls to center. We've got to start getting the ball squared up on the barrel of the bat."
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church and First Methodist Church in Mancos, Bauer Avenue and Oak Street, will hold a joint Blessings of the Palms at 9 a.m. Each congregation will have separate services afterward.
St. Barnabas Church, Cortez, (at North and Elm). Palm Sunday services, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Call 970-565-7865.
April 14
The Tree of Life In Jesus Messianic Community (Etz-Chayim B'Yeshua) hosts Passover Seder 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Shiloh's Restaurant, at Main and Sligo. Adults $25, children $15. Call 562-4217.
April 17
St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Mancos): Maundy Thursday, Celebration of the Institution of The Lord's Supper and the Solemn Stripping of the Altar at 6 p.m. 970-533-9104.
St. Barnabas Church, Cortez, (at North and Elm). Maundy Thursday service at 6:30 p.m., with foot washing and stripping of the altar. Call 565-7865.
Trinity Lutheran Church, 208 N Dolores Road in Cortez, holds a Maundy Thursday Service at 7 p.m.; ; communion will be served.
April 18
First United Methodist Church of Cortez services: Good Friday, April 18 at 6 p.m.; Easter morning services: 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m., and 11 a.m.
St. Barnabas Church, Cortez, (at North and Elm). Good Friday service at noon; Tennebrae (with the Church of the Nazarene) at 6:30 p.m. Call 970-565-7865.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Mancos): Good Friday Service at noon with Meditations and Communion from the Reserved Sacrament. 533-9104.
Trinity Lutheran Church, 208 N. Dolores Road in Cortez, celebrates Good Friday with a Tennebrae Service at 7 p.m.
April 19
St. Barnabas Church, Cortez, (at North and Elm). Confessions at noon. Call 565-7865.
April 20
St. Barnabas Church, Cortez, (at North and Elm). Sunrise Service at 6 a.m.; breakfast pot luck with Easter egg hunt for kids at 8 a.m.; Sunday Eucharist at 9 a.m.
Mancos United Methodist Church, Easter Service at 10 a.m. on Sunday, April 20. Childcare provided. Potluck and Easter egg hunt after service. 970 533-9104.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Mancos): Easter Sunday celebration at 9 a.m. with the Striking and Blessing of the Easter Fire, the Blessing and Lighting of the Pascal Candle and special music. 533-9104.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' Easter Cantata, 6 p.m. at the Chapel, 26525 County Road M (about 1/2 mile west of the Dolores Highway. Refreshments provided
Trinity Lutheran Church, 208 N. Dolores Road in Cortez, begins with a Sunrise Service at 6:30 a.m. and regular service at 9 a.m. Communion served at both services, with Easter Brunch between the services. Brunch offerings will go to Ysleta Mission. Everyone is welcome.


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Great joys of doll and figure collecting are restyling, repainting and photography. But you don't have to be an expert to have fun either. We loved our collectors and fans uploading their photos on our Facebook page so much, we thought of this fun new way of celebrating their doll photography. To play Tonner Doll Duels just click on the picture you like best, and you'll get a new two, click and click again! Feel free to upload your photo of any Tonner doll or figure, from snap shot to expert shot. Sharing with others is what collecting Tonner is all about. Browse our entries by Tonner categories. See the most duel winning photos or most recent, explore the renowned Tonner variety, and the wonderful talents of our collectors and fans.
If you see a doll you are interested in when playing the duels you can see details of that doll and its uploader by clicking "view the doll" beneath it. And if you find an uploader you really like you can use the Search Box in the upper right hand of the page to find all their uploaded photos, or you can even use it to check all the photos you submitted if you lose track. The Search Box can be a great tool for getting more information and making connections, as anything from doll titles to keywords of descriptions can be found.
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Malkin You can do it. 6 is a damn good start. Now be patient...
Originally Posted by MRJLX: from the streak games I was offered.. I narrowed it down to 4 picks. LA, COL, NY Rangers.... and my current pick.... need a great 2nd half by both teams to keep the streak alive.
pullin for you
Glad you made 17.
Let me/us know how you make out with pay pal. When i won recently pay pal would not give me the money but covers came thru and we bypassed pay pal.
Originally Posted by malkin: so you would get $26000 a hoodie and a hat? if you got 22 in row right?
You think he cares about a hoodie and hat?
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Basketball reports published Jan. 4, 2013 in The Mexico Ledger
The Mexico Bulldogs were defeated last Friday by Columbia Rockbridge 74-47 in a non-conference game in the Machens Great Eight Classic in Jefferson City.
The Bulldogs came back on Saturday to beat the Jeff City Jays' junior varsity team 65-34 to claim seventh place in the classic.
Jake Willer was selected to the All-Tournament Team and Jake Anderson was selected to the All-Academic Team in the tournament.
The Bulldogs will be back in action on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. against Versailles in the first round of the California Tournament.
Jake Willer: 8P, 1RB, 1 assist.
Jake Anderson: 5P, 10RB, 4 assists, 1 block.
Cole Jaramillo: 11P, 1 assist, 1RB, 1 steal.
Jon Anderson: 5RB, 1 assist.
Matt Ridgway: 4P, 1RB, 1 steal, 1 assist.
Skylar Harrington: 5P, 1RB, 1 steal.
Jaeon Nunnelly: 5P.
James Norton: 3 P, 1RB.
Kamden Ekern: 4P, 4RB.
Tyler Bracht: 1P, 2RB.
Jake Willer: 18P, 1RB, 4 assists, 3 steals.
Cole Jaramillo: 16P, 3RB, 4 assists, 3 steals.
Jon Anderson: 15P, 3RB, 1 assist, 1 steal.
Jake Anderson: 3P, 10RB, 4 assists, 2 steals, 1 block.
Matt Ridgway: 2P, 4RB, 1 assist, 1 steal.
Skylar Harrington: 2P, 4RB, 2 steals.
Jaeon Nunnelly: 1 steal, 1RB.
Tyler Bracht: 3P, 1 assist, 1 steal.
Kamden Ekern: 4P, 2RB, 1 steal.
James Norton: 2P, 2RB, 1 block.
LADY BULLDOGS: The Mexico Lady Bulldogs played Louisville Male last Friday in the State Farm Holiday Hoops Invitational. "A very athletic team made for tough matchups in the end," stated MHS coach Ed Costley. He said the girls played well and cut the lead to 3 late in the fourth. They made free throws going 12/17 in the fourth quarter alone with their 34 attempts for the game.
Mexico had three players in double figures. Senior Brooke Costley and sophomore Karen Baker each scored 14 points, followed by senior Anne Baker with 10, and sophomore Allison Mudd with 9. Costley also led in rebounds with 8 and 4 steals. Kelli Ingrum, Remi Greenwell and Anne Baker brought down 5 rebounds each.
On Saturday, the Lady Dawgs came back to beat Jefferson City 58-46. Coach Costley said it was nice to finish off the week with a win. He said he wasn't sure what the team would have left in the tank after two physical games the first two days. "The girls executed and handled Jeff City's pressure," said the coach. Getting solid scoring from Kelli Ingrum in the paint helped relieve some pressure from the guards.
Jeff City cut the lead by 4 in the fourth but the Lady Bulldogs kept their composure and extended back to double digits.
Cassie Schmidt was selected to the All-Academic Team and Brooke Costley was selected to the All-Tournament Team.
Junior Kelli Ingrum was on fire scoring 17 points, bringing down 6 rebounds and had 3 steals. Costley scored 14 points, brought down 5 rebounds and had 4 steals, followed by Karen Baker with 10 points, 3 rebounds and 3 steals.
COMMUNITY R-6: The Cairo Lady Bearcats came out on fire Wednesday night in the first round of the Madison Tournament, hitting seven 3 pointers in the first half and taking a 26-19 lead into the locker room. The Lady Trojans however won both of the final frames by a score of 10-9 and 20-0 resulting in a 49-44 victory over the Lady Bearcats.
"I knew we would have to weather the storm and eventually their terrific perimeter shooting was going to end if we could just hand around within a few possession," said R-6 coach Bob Curtis. Cairo is having a great season and are 8-3 with a few quality wins so Curtis knew it would be a close contest throughout. Paige Curtis had a monster game inside against a smaller Lady Bearcats team, scoring 17 points and pulling down 10 rebounds on the night. Emmalee McCoskey also had a good night pitching in 9 points and pulling down 8 rebounds. Curtis said one of the keys for his team wad dept. Cairo can relly apply full court pressure that can wear a team down if they do not have a deep bench. "I thought guards Julie Hale and Danielle Brooks did a magnificent job taking care of the ball against a scrappy extremely quick basketball team," said Curtis. The two added a combined 9 points and 6 assists to help in the victory.
For Cairo Megan Bosch hit three 3-point baskets, while Caitlin Canote dropped in two 3-pointers.


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NEWTOWN, Conn.—At the very start of their lives, the schoolchildren are remembered for their love of horses, or for the games they couldn't get enough of, or for always saying grace at dinner. The adult victims found their life's work in sheltering little ones, teaching them, caring for them, treating them as their own. The gunfire Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School left a toll both unbearable and incalculable: 20 students and six adults at the school, the gunman's mother at home, and the gunman himself.
A glimpse of some of those who died:
They were supposed to be for the holidays, but finally on Friday, after hearing much begging, Charlotte Bacon's mother relented and let her wear the new pink dress and boots to school.
It was the last outfit the outgoing redhead would ever pick out. Charlotte's older brother, Guy, was also in the school but was not shot.
Her parents, JoAnn and Joel, had lived in Newtown for four or five years, JoAnn's brother John Hagen, of Nisswa, Minn., told Newsday.
"She was going to go some places in this world," Hagen told the newspaper. "This little girl could light up the room for anyone."
Daniel's family says he was "fearless in the pursuit of happiness in life."
He was the youngest of three children and in a statement to the media, his family said Daniel earned his missing two front teeth and ripped jeans.
"Words really cannot express what a special boy Daniel was. Such a light. Always smiling, unfailingly polite, incredibly affectionate, fair and so thoughtful towards others, imaginative in play, both intelligent and articulate in conversation: in all, a constant source of laughter and joy," the family said.
His father, Mark, is a local musician. The New Haven Register reported the father had been scheduled to play a show at a restaurant Friday in Danbury that was later canceled.
On the biography on his professional website, Mark Barden lists spending time with his family as his favorite activity.
Days before the Connecticut shooting rampage, Rachel D'Avino's boyfriend had asked her parents for permission to marry her.
D'Avino was a behavioral therapist who had only recently started working at the school, according to Lissa Lovetere Stone, a friend who is handling her funeral planned for Friday.
D'Avino's boyfriend, Anthony Cerritelli, planned to ask her to marry him on Christmas Eve, Lovetere Stone said.
Lovetere Stone said she met D'Avino in 2005 when D'Avino was assigned to her son, who has autism, in their town of Bethlehem, Conn. D'Avino, 29, was so dedicated she would make home visits and frequently offer guidance on handling situations such as helping her son deal with loud music at a wedding.
"Her job didn't end when the school bell rang at 3 o'clock," Lovetere Stone said.
Police told her family that she shielded one of the students during the rampage, Lovetere Stone said.
"I'm heartbroken. I'm numb," Lovetere Stone said. "I think she taught me more about how to be a good mother to a special needs child than anyone else ever had."
Images of Olivia Rose Engel show a happy child, one with a great sense of humor, as her family said in a statement. There she is, visiting with Santa Claus, or feasting on a slice of birthday cake. Or swinging a pink baseball bat, posing on a boat, or making a silly face.
Olivia loved school, did very well in math and reading, and was "insightful for her age," said the statement released by her uncle, John Engel.
She was a child who "lit up a room and the people around her." Creative with drawing and designing, she was also a tennis and soccer player and took art classes, swimming, and dance lessons in ballet and hip hop. A Daisy Girl Scout, she enjoyed musical theater.
"She was a great big sister and was always very patient with her 3 year old brother, Brayden," her family said, recalling that her favorite colors were purple and pink.
Olivia was learning the rosary and always led grace before the family dinner. "She was a grateful child who was always appreciative and never greedy," the family said.
Her father said she was a 6-year-old who had a lot to look forward to.
Dan Merton, a longtime friend of the girl's family, recalled that she loved attention, had perfect manners and was a teacher's pet.
"Her only crime," he said, "is being a wiggly, smiley 6-year-old."
Josephine Gay had turned 7 just three days before the shooting.
On Monday, purple balloons—her favorite color—sprouted from the family mailbox and those of all her neighbors.
In the back of the yellow house on a quiet cul-de-sac sat a jungle gym.
"'Joey' is a beautiful little girl, may she never be forgotten and live forever in our hearts," wrote Polly Larsen, of Sunnyvale, Calif., on Facebook. She said she was close friends with the cousin of Josephine's mother.
A person who answered the phone at Mother of God Catholic Church in Covington, Ky., said Josephine was the great-niece of the pastor, the Rev. Raymond Hartman.
DAWN HOCHSPRUNG, 47, principal
Dawn Hochsprung's pride in Sandy Hook Elementary was clear. She regularly tweeted photos from her time as principal there, giving indelible glimpses of life at a place now known for tragedy. Just this week, it was an image of fourth-graders rehearsing for their winter concert; days before that, the tiny hands of kindergartners exchanging play money at their makeshift grocery store.
She viewed her school as a model, telling The Newtown Bee in 2010 that "I don't think you could find a more positive place to bring students to every day." She had worked to make Sandy Hook a place of safety, too, and in October, the 47-year-old Hochsprung shared a picture of the school's evacuation drill with the message "safety first." When the unthinkable came, she was ready to defend.
Officials said she died while lunging at the gunman in an attempt to overtake him.
"She had an extremely likable style about her," said Gerald Stomski, first selectman of Woodbury, where Hochsprung lived and had taught. "She was an extremely charismatic principal while she was here."
The Hockley family moved to Sandy Hook two years ago from England, in love with the sense of community and the elementary school that their boys, Dylan and Jake, would attend. Dylan's mother, Nicole, is American, and his father, Ian, is British.
They moved into a house on the same street as the mother of the shooter, Adam Lanza.
In a statement, the family said their youngest boy had thrived at Sandy Hook.
"We do not and shall never regret this choice," the Hockleys said. "Our boys have flourished here, and our family's happiness has been limitless."
Dylan had a beaming smile. He played tag every morning at the bus stop with neighbors, bounced on the trampoline and played computer games. He loved purple, chocolate and seeing the moon. He was learning to read and was proud to show off his new skills to his parents. Jake was his best friend and role model.
"We love you Mister D," the Hockleys wrote in their statement.
Dylan also adored his teacher's aide, Anne Marie Murphy, and would point to her picture on the family fridge every day. They took great comfort, they said, in knowing that when Dylan died, he was wrapped in Murphy's arms. She also died.
Madeleine Hsu was shy and quiet—but she would light up around dogs.
Karen Dryer, who lived on the same street as the Hsu family, would see Madeleine's mom waiting for her at the bus stop at 3:15 every afternoon. Dryer would wait too, for her son Logan, who is in kindergarten. Dryer usually brought the family's golden retriever with her.
"She would come off the bus and her face would light up when she saw the dog," Dryer said.
Her mom would give her a big squeeze, and Madeleine would hug her little sister. "She was just an absolute doll," Dryer said. "She seemed very shy, but she was just so sweet."
Catherine's parents released a statement expressing gratitude to emergency responders and for the support of the community.
"We are greatly saddened by the loss of our beautiful daughter, Catherine Violet and our thoughts and prayers are with the other families who have been affected by this tragedy," Jennifer and Matthew Hubbard said. "We ask that you continue to pray for us and the other families who have experienced loss in this tragedy."
Chase Kowalski was always outside, playing in the backyard, riding his bicycle. Just last week, he was visiting neighbor Kevin Grimes, telling him about completing—and winning—his first mini-triathlon.
"You couldn't think of a better child," Grimes said.
Grimes' own five children all attended Sandy Hook, too. Cars lined up outside the Kowalskis' ranch home Saturday, and a state trooper's car idled in the driveway. Grimes spoke of the boy only in the present tense.
NANCY LANZA, 52, gunman's mother
She once was known simply for the game nights she hosted and the holiday decorations she put up at her house. Now Nancy Lanza is known as her son's first victim.
Authorities say her 20-year-old son Adam gunned her down before killing 26 others at Sandy Hook. The two shared a home in a well-to-do Newtown neighborhood, but details were slow to emerge of who she was and what might have led her son to carry out such horror.
Kingston, N.H., Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr. said Nancy Lanza once lived in the community and was a kind, considerate and loving person. The former stockbroker at John Hancock in Boston was well-respected, Briggs said.
Court records show Lanza and her ex-husband, Peter Lanza, filed for divorce in 2008. He lives in Stamford and is a tax director at General Electric. A neighbor, Rhonda Cullens, said she knew Nancy Lanza from get-togethers she had hosted to play Bunco, a dice game. She said her neighbor had enjoyed gardening.
"She was a very nice lady," Cullens said. "She was just like all the rest of us in the neighborhood, just a regular person."
Six-year-old Jesse Lewis had hot chocolate with his favorite breakfast sandwich—sausage, egg and cheese—at the neighborhood deli before going to school Friday morning.
Jesse and his parents were regulars at the Misty Vale Deli in Sandy Hook, Conn., owner Angel Salazar told The Wall Street Journal.
"He was always friendly; he always liked to talk," Salazar said.
Jesse's family has a collection of animals he enjoyed playing with, and he was learning to ride horseback.
Family friend Barbara McSperrin told the Journal that Jesse was "a typical 6-year-old little boy, full of life."
A year ago, 6-year-old Ana Marquez-Greene was reveling in holiday celebrations with her extended family on her first trip to Puerto Rico. This year will be heartbreakingly different.
The girl's grandmother, Elba Marquez, said the family moved to Connecticut just two months ago, drawn from Canada, in part, by Sandy Hook's sterling reputation. The grandmother's brother, Jorge Marquez, is mayor of a Puerto Rican town and said the child's 9-year-old brother also was at the school but escaped safely.
Elba Marquez had just visited the new home over Thanksgiving and is perplexed by what happened. "What happened does not match up with the place where they live," she said.
A video spreading across the Internet shows a confident Ana hitting every note as she sings "Come, Thou Almighty King." She flashes a big grin and waves to the camera when she's done.
Jorge Marquez confirmed the girl's father is saxophonist Jimmy Greene, who wrote on Facebook that he was trying to "work through this nightmare."
"As much as she's needed here and missed by her mother, brother and me, Ana beat us all to paradise," he wrote. "I love you sweetie girl."
James Mattioli especially loved recess and math, and his family described him as a "numbers guy" who came up with insights beyond his years to explain the relationship between numbers. He particularly loved the concept of googolplex, which a friend taught him.
He was born four weeks before his due date, and his family often joked that he came into the world early because he was hungry.
They wrote in his obituary that 6-year-old James, fondly called 'J,' loved hamburgers with ketchup, his Dad's omelets with bacon, and his Mom's French toast. He often asked to stop at Subway and wanted to know how old he needed to be to order a footlong sandwich.
He loved sports and wore shorts and T-shirts no matter the weather. He was a loud and enthusiastic singer and once asked, "How old do I have to be to sing on a stage?"
His family recalled that he was an early-riser who was always ready to get up and go. He and his older sister were the best of friend. He was a thoughtful and considerate child, recently choosing to forgo a gift for himself and use the money to buy his grandfather a mug for Christmas.
His funeral is Tuesday.
GRACE AUDREY McDONNELL, 7
With broken hearts, the parents of Grace Audrey McDonnell said Sunday they couldn't believe the outpouring of support they've received since the little girl who was the center of their lives died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Lynn and Chris McDonnell called their 7-year-old daughter "the love and light" of their family in a statement released by the little girl's uncle.
The family also shared a photo featuring Grace smiling into the camera, her eyes shining and a pink bow adorning her long blonde hair.
"Words cannot adequately express our sense of loss," the McDonnells said.
ANNE MARIE MURPHY, 52, teacher
A happy soul. A good mother, wife and daughter. Artistic, fun-loving, witty and hardworking.
Remembering their daughter, Anne Marie Murphy, her parents had no shortage of adjectives to offer Newsday. When news of the shooting broke, Hugh and Alice McGowan waited for word of their daughter as hours ticked by. And then it came.
Authorities told the couple their daughter was a hero who helped shield some of her students from the rain of bullets. As the grim news arrived, the victim's mother reached for her rosary.
"You don't expect your daughter to be murdered," her father told the newspaper. "It happens on TV. It happens elsewhere."
Quick to cheer up those in need of a smile, Emilie Parker never missed a chance to draw a picture or make a card.
Her father, Robbie Parker, fought back tears as he described the beautiful, blond, always-smiling girl who loved to try new things, except foods.
Parker, one of the first parents to publicly talk about his loss, expressed no animosity for the gunman, even as he struggled to explain the death to his other two children, ages 3 and 4. He's sustained by the fact that the world is better for having had Emilie in it.
"I'm so blessed to be her dad," he said.
Jack Pinto was a huge New York Giants fan. Wide receiver Victor Cruz honored Jack on Sunday on his cleats, writing on them the words "Jack Pinto, My Hero" and "R.I.P. Jack Pinto."
"I also spoke to an older brother and he was distraught as well. I told him to stay strong and I was going to do whatever I can to honor him," Cruz said after the Giant's game with the Atlanta Falcons. "He was fighting tears and could barely speak to me."
Cruz said he planned to give the gloves he wore during the game to the boy's family, and spend some time with them.
"There's no words that can describe the type of feeling that you get when a kid idolizes you so much that unfortunately they want to put him in the casket with your jersey on," he said. "I can't even explain it."
Jack's funeral and burial were Monday.
Noah was "smart as a whip," gentle but with a rambunctious streak, said his uncle, Alexis Haller of Woodinville, Wash.
He was part of a big family. His twin sister, Arielle, assigned to a different classroom, survived the shooting. He called Arielle his best friend and loved her dearly, along with big sisters Danielle and Sophia and big brother Michael.
"They were always playing together, they loved to do things together," Haller said. When his mother, a nurse, would tell him she loved him, he would answer, "Not as much as I love you, Mom.'"
Haller said Noah loved to read and liked to figure out how things worked mechanically. He was already a very good reader. He loved animals, video games and Nintendo's Mario Brothers characters. For his birthday two weeks ago, he got a new Wii.
Noah was looking forward to reading a new "Ninjago" book he'd just bought at a book fair. He was also very excited about going to a birthday party he had been invited to. It was to take place Saturday.
"He was just a really lively, smart kid," Haller said. "He would have become a great man, I think. He would have grown up to be a great dad."
A funeral was held Monday, followed by burial.
"Silly Caroline" Previdi had an infectious grin and a giving heart.
Karen Dryer, a neighbor, remembered how Caroline would ride the bus with her son, Logan, when he got scared. She'd sit with him, make sure he felt safe, and play peek-a-boo over the seat to distract him.
"My son refers to her as 'Silly Caroline,'" said Dryer, who is still wrestling with how to talk to her son about the shootings. "She's just a girl that was always smiling, always wanting others to smile."
"Caroline Phoebe Previdi was a blessing from God and brought joy to everyone she touched," her parents, Jeff and Sandy Previdi, said in a statement. "We know that she is looking down on us from Heaven."
Family friend David Sutch, who lives in Brookfield, Mo., described the Previdis as loving and compassionate, always having other children over to the house, willing to befriend anyone.
"I can't imagine a family that deserved this less," he said.
"Jessica loved everything about horses," her parents, Rich and Krista Rekos said in a statement. "She devoted her free time to watching horse movies, reading horse books, drawing horses, and writing stories about horses."
When she turned 10, they promised, she could have a horse of her own. For Christmas, she asked Santa for new cowgirl boots and hat.
The Rekoses described their daughter as "a creative, beautiful little girl who loved playing with her little brothers, Travis and Shane.
"She spent time writing in her journals, making up stories, and doing 'research' on orca whales—one of her passions after seeing the movie 'Free Willy' last year." Her dream of seeing a real orca was realized in October when she went to SeaWorld.
Jessica, first born in the family, "was our rock," the parents said. "She had an answer for everything, she didn't miss a trick, and she outsmarted us every time." A thoughtful planner, she was "our little CEO."
The curly-headed little girl known as Avie Richman loved a lot of things. Horses. Harry Potter. The color red. She tried archery after watching the Disney movie "Brave." She told her parents that her dream car was a minivan. To reward her for reading over the summer, they took her to lunch.
Avie had moved to Sandy Hook from San Diego about two years ago with her parents, Jeremy Richman and Jennifer Hensel.
"They still call Avielle their California girl," Melissa C. Stewart, a family friend, told the San Diego Union-Tribune. "When they first moved here, it was hard to keep shoes on Avielle because she was so used to running barefoot on the beach in San Diego."
In a blog called "Avielle's Adventures," Jeremy Richman would tell friends about their family life: trips to the Thanksgiving Day parade in Stamford, Arielle's 6th birthday at the horse stable, a road trip to Iowa.
In August, he wrote about the newest milestone for his "little hummingbird," who was about to start first grade.
"We can't believe it," he wrote. "Jenn and I are both very nervous and excited."
LAUREN GABRIELLE ROUSSEAU, 30, teacher
Lauren Rousseau had spent years working as a substitute teacher and doing other jobs. So she was thrilled when she finally realized her goal this fall to become a full-time teacher at Sandy Hook.
Her mother, Teresa Rousseau, a copy editor at the Danbury News-Times, released a statement Saturday that said state police told them just after midnight that she was among the victims.
"Lauren wanted to be a teacher from before she even went to kindergarten," she said. "We will miss her terribly and will take comfort knowing that she had achieved that dream."
Her mother said she was thrilled to get the job.
"It was the best year of her life," she told the newspaper.
Rousseau has been called gentle, spirited and active. She had planned to see "The Hobbit" with her boyfriend Friday and had baked cupcakes for a party they were to attend afterward. She was born in Danbury, and attended Danbury High, college at the University of Connecticut and graduate school at the University of Bridgeport.
She was a lover of music, dance and theater.
"I'm used to having people die who are older," her mother said, "not the person whose room is up over the kitchen."
MARY SHERLACH, 56, school psychologist
When the shots rang out, Mary Sherlach threw herself into the danger.
Janet Robinson, the superintendent of Newtown Public Schools, said Sherlach and the school's principal ran toward the shooter. They lost their own lives, rushing toward him.
Even as Sherlach neared retirement, her job at Sandy Hook was one she loved. Those who knew her called her a wonderful neighbor, a beautiful person, a dedicated educator.
Sherlach's son-in-law, Eric Schwartz, told the South Jersey Times that Sherlach rooted on the Miami Dolphins, enjoyed visiting the Finger Lakes, relished helping children overcome their problems. She had planned to leave work early on Friday, he said, but never had the chance. In a news conference Saturday, he told reporters the loss was devastating, but that Sherlach was doing what she loved.
"Mary felt like she was doing God's work," he said, "working with the children."
VICTORIA SOTO, 27, teacher
She beams in snapshots. Her enthusiasm and cheer was evident. She was doing, those who knew her say, what she loved.
And now, Victoria Soto is being called a hero.
Though details of the 27-year-old teacher's death remained fuzzy, her name has been invoked again and again as a portrait of selflessness and humanity among unfathomable evil. Those who knew her said they weren't surprised by reports she shielded her first-graders from danger.
"She put those children first. That's all she ever talked about," said a friend, Andrea Crowell. "She wanted to do her best for them, to teach them something new every day."
Photos of Soto show her always with a wide smile, in pictures of her at her college graduation and in mundane daily life. She looks so young, barely an adult herself. Her goal was simply to be a teacher.
"You have a teacher who cared more about her students than herself," said Mayor John Harkins of Stratford, the town Soto hailed from and where more than 300 people gathered for a memorial service Saturday night. "That speaks volumes to her character, and her commitment and dedication."
Music surrounded Benjamin Wheeler as he grew up in a household where both his mother and father were performers. They left behind stage careers in New York City when they moved to Newtown with Benjamin and his older brother, Nate.
"We knew we wanted a piece of lawn, somewhere quiet, somewhere with good schools," Francine Wheeler told the Newtown Bee in a profile.
Ben was spirited and energetic. He was taking swim lessons, and at soccer practice, he'd often be running across the field long after it was necessary. A recent accomplishment, his family said, was performing at a piano recital this month—and sitting still long enough to play one piece.
Francine, a music educator and singer-songwriter, used to make up songs for Ben when he was a baby. Some eventually found their way onto a CD, she told the local newspaper. Ben's father, David, still writes and performs, according to a profile on the website of the Flagpole Radio Cafe theater.
Before school on Friday, Ben had told his mother he wanted to be an architect—but also a paleontologist.
"That's what Nate is going to be," he told his mom. "And I want to do everything Nate does."
Allison Wyatt was a kind-hearted little girl who formed special bonds with almost everyone she met. She'd surprise her family with her random acts of kindness—once even offering her snacks to a stranger on a plane, her family recalled.
She loved her teachers and her family. Sometimes, she'd make her parents laugh so hard they cried. She wanted to be an artist, and her drawings would be taped to the walls as if the house were an art studio.
"Allison made the world a better place for six, far too short, years and we now have to figure out how to move on without her," her family said in a statement. "She was a sweet, creative, funny, intelligent little girl who had an amazing life ahead of her. Our world is a lot darker now that she's gone. We love and miss her so much."
Her grandparents' church in Dayton, Ohio, encouraged parishioners to pray for the family.
On Friday, after news of the shooting broke, one of Allison's aunts posted on Facebook that her nieces attended Sandy Hook school, and asked for prayer. "One is fine and the other is missing at this time," she wrote. "We are remaining positive at this time and counting on the power of prayer."
Later, after news of Allison's death, she asked for prayer again.
Associated Press writers Christina Rexrode, Denise Lavoie, Mark Scolforo, Allen Breed, Pat Eaton-Robb, Bridget Murphy, Christopher Sullivan and Danica Coto contributed to this report.


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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
A Few Early Offseason Thoughts
Dave Campo is out as the defensive backs coach. I have mixed emotions on this move. When Campo was the head coach in the early 2000's I attended a training camp practice in Wichita Falls. He actually took about 5 minutes of his time after practice to talk with my friend and me about the team. I'll never forget that. He is a great guy. But, as a coach, it was time for him to go. I know a big part of the problem is the players but the cornerback play has been sub-par for years. There are a lot of teams in the league doing more with less talent at cornerback.
I will be thrilled if Tony Sparano comes back to the Cowboys. He would help shore up the offensive line and, more importantly, he could be a great advisor to Jason Garrett. Garrett's best season as a play caller was in 2007 when Sparano was around helping out with the offense. I hope he is willing to come back to team up with Jason Garrett again.
Rob Ryan should be back as the defensive coordinator. I know that he should shoulder a big part of the blame for the embarrassing performances by the defense to close out the season. But, with a full offseason to teach his scheme, I think we could see big improvements in the defense. I expect a much greater understanding of the defense by all of the players after an offseason to learn the schemes and pre-play adjustments.
The Cowboys need to find another young quarterback to groom. Tony Romo will turn 32 in April. He probably has 2-4 good/great seasons left in him. After that the cupboard is pretty bare for the Cowboys. Stephen McGee has flashed potential a few times but I have no confidence that he will be able to develop into a starting caliber player. I'd like to see the Cowboys bring in another young quarterback to develop. They might even need to bring in another older veteran to serve as the backup in the short term and draft another young quarterback to develop for the future.
There has been a lot of talk that the offensive line needs a complete overhaul. I'm not sure that I agree with that. The Cowboys are set at tackle with Doug Free and Tyron Smith possibly switching sides next season. And Phil Costa and Kevin Kowalski did a pretty good job at center. Where the Cowboys are hurting is at guard. Kyle Kosier is aging and becoming injury prone. His play isn't good enough to cross your fingers and hope he stays healthy. Bill Nagy and David Arkin should battle for one starting spot next year. But I'd like to see guard addressed in either the draft or free agency.
The biggest needs for the Cowboys seem to be on defense. There is a major need for impact players. Outside of Sean Lee and Demarcus Ware there just aren't any players that make game changing plays on a regular basis.
Jerry Jones is promising changes this offseason. I hope he isn't just blowing smoke to quiet the angry fan base. There are gaping holes on the roster that need to be addressed. And there are aging veterans that need to be cut loose.
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- Vince GreyJanuary 24, 2012 at 8:23 AM
On Ryan, I don't blame him much at all. His defenses are the same as Rex's and the Jet's have never looked so confused and sad as we did a lot this year. Obviously, we have some pretty stupid defensive players.ReplyDelete
The O-line may not need an overhaul, but it definitely needs upgrading. Switching tackle sides should work but we'll see. The young guys in the middle need a lot of work and seasoning. They often looked overwhelmed last year. KK took a big step back, and while Holland played well, he's older, is coming off an injury, and has had weight issues. Not sure I trust him to come into camp in shape.
I would love to see Dallas get Nicks from New Orleans. He would be expensive, no question, and while normally I shy away big time from high dollar free agents, Nicks is only 26 and is an All-Pro. The guy should have at least 5 more years in his prime and 2-4 more after that as a quality starter, so signing him to a big long term deal doesn't worry me much. You can spread out his signing bonus enough to off set the damage.
Agree that the biggest need is on defense. While our secondary IS poor, the best medicine for that is an improved pass rush. I say go after either a JJ Watts type DE or another OLB who can rush the passer (Or both actually), and then try to upgrade the secondary with some later picks.
Doesn't matter if we have 3 Deion's back there if the QB has 4-5 seconds to sit back there and throw at his leisure.
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@Vince Grey I completely agree with your entire post. Demarcus needs some help, we all see the Giants blueprint for success. It was the same in 2007, pressure the QB. They have 4-5 beasts on that line that consistently get at the QB. I honestly think its time to switch the defense and have 4 DL and let them just pin em back and GO. I guess we will see soon enough.ReplyDelete
Too bad Sparano but I think Bill Callahan is a good hire. As I remember, the Raiders offense was prolific during his time in Oakland. I agree about the QB situation. As much as I love Tony Romo, the Cowboys ned to start thinking about the future.. if McGee aint it, then get the future into training camp.ReplyDelete
Hoping the Cowboys get an Oline man in FA and the draft as well as a CB. Shoring up those two areas would go a long way to making the Cowboys a playoff team in 2012...
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The Mets wish they were playing the Phillies today. When you're hot you don't want to stop. Instead, they are off basking in the excitement of a 9-1 homestand.
When it began they were 4-8 and staring into irrelevancy in the National League. Today they are in first place and will take a half-game lead into Philadelphia Friday evening.
A lot of good things happened over the past week-and-a-half. Here are the nine most important trends and player developments, one for each victory:
Taking advantage: The Mets ran into three opponents who weren't at the top of their games, but it would be unfair to say they beat up on bad teams. The Mets did what good teams are supposed to do, which is to pounce on the opposition when it is down. It's not the Mets' fault the Braves don't know the infield fly rule. Too often last year the Mets didn't take advantage of opportunities presented of them, but this time they went for the throat, which is the right mentality heading into Philadelphia.
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John Maine: Wherever the Mets go this season, their GPS will be their rotation. Maine had been struggling, running his pitch count into the 100s while barely lasting five innings. Removed from his last start with spasms in his left arm, Maine recovered yesterday on a chilly afternoon to pitch into the seventh and earn his first victory of the season. He was on the verge of losing his spot in the rotation, but there's now reason for optimism.
Mike Pelfrey: Pelfrey has been stellar all season, but had a rocky go of it in his last start with ten base runners through five innings. Yes, there was mumbling of this being "the same old Pelfrey,'' but instead he pitched out of trouble with no runs scored. Not pitching well but finding a way to win is taking it to the next level.
Pedro Feliciano: The season began with a myriad of questions, not the least of which was the eighth-inning set-up role. Feliciano has been nearly untouchable giving up one run all season. During the homestand he appeared in five games and gave up one hit in 4 1/3 innings.
Fernando Nieve: The man with the rubber arm, Nieve appeared in six games during the homestand and worked 5 1/3 scoreless innings. He's given up only five runs all season in 14 appearances, with three of them coming in one game at Colorado. He might get burned out, but for now he has proven to be reliable and durable.
Hisanori Takahashi: As Perez continues to frustrate, the Mets might have found a possible fill-in should they need to bump him a turn. Takahashi worked 3 1/3 innings in relief of Perez on Tuesday. He has 21 strikeouts in 14 1/3 innings on the season.
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Ike Davis: Davis' major league career consists of this homestand, and in it he hit .355 with a homer and six RBI. Four of his nine hits have been for extra-bases as he's given the Mets an offensive presence in what had been a black hole of a position.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – After winning their 13th straight New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) regular season and tournament titles, MIT had eight men's tennis players earn All-Conference nods, including Curtis Wu, who was named the Rookie of the Year and Dave Hagymas, who garnered coach of the year honors.
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Zhang, another freshman, was named to the second team all-conference at the first singles spot. The native of Falls Church, Va. took over the primary duties as the number one singles player for MIT this season and posted an impressive 3-1 conference record at the top spot, beating Coast Guard, Springfield and Babson.
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No. 2 Singles -- Austin Conti, Babson
No. 3 Singles -- Simeon Human, Babson
No. 4 Singles -- Nissim Cohen-Sabban, Babson
No. 5 Singles -- Blake Maurer, Coast Guard
No. 6 Singles -- Dennis Scarpa, Wheaton
No. 1 Doubles -- Mitchell Henry / Simeon Human, Babson
No. 2 Doubles -- Nissim Cohen-Sabban / Austin Conti, Babson
No. 3 Doubles -- Harry Altman / Ned Terrace, Wheaton