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Bridgewater is dedicated to helping our students define and develop their leadership qualities through a variety of organized programs, activities and other resources.
The Involvement Network will show you the full range of Bridgewater's student clubs and organizations and an updated listing of events around campus.
Students at Bridgewater participate in student-produced media outlets, including our weekly campus newspaper, The Comment and 180-watt radio station, WBIM-FM.
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Sugar Shout Out Feb. 5, 2013
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This time last year the winger left Loftus Road for Newcastle and helped guide the Magpies to promotion and the title. He looks eager to repeat the trick having rejoined Rangers on loan and got off to the perfect start by hitting the winner against the Sky Blues.
Adel Taarabt had earlier added another dazzling solo effort to his growing collection to cancel out a shock opener from Coventry's Marlon King. Rangers' early-season promotion charge may have slowed down to more of a canter - this was only their third win in eight outings - but they still sit a handy five points clear of the chasing pack.
Routledge set about Coventry from the off and almost set up an opening goal after 12 minutes. The winger turned Martin Cranie inside-out before crossing to Heidar Helguson, whose downward header bounced up and over the crossbar.
Yet against the run of play the visitors opened the scoring in the 25th minute with their first attack of the game.
Gary McSheffrey's ball across the face of goal was missed by Rangers defender Matt Connolly and King was left with a simple tap-in past Paddy Kenny.
The hosts could have found themselves two down when Freddy Eastwood burst into the area and got the better of Connolly, but the former Southend frontman dragged his shot wide.
Taarabt, the player who has had more shots than any other in the Championship this season, then took aim from 25 yards but his effort flashed past the post. But the Moroccan found his range in first-half stoppage time, jinking inside Richard Keogh before unleashing a stunning curler from the corner of the area beyond Westwood and into the net.
Rangers came agonisingly close to taking the lead six minutes after half-time when a free-kick from Alejandro Faurlin beat the dive of Westwood but came back off the inside of the post.
But they were not to be denied and with 11 minutes left Taarabt's lofted pass sent Routledge through and with a delightful first touch and finish he secured the three points.


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I would like to use the ignore columns functionality, however our installation has the default plugin directory locked down so we can not update it.
as such I can not rename the DLL to ignore columns. Is there a way to configure winmerge to look in multiple directories for plug-ins?
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Mar-11-08 DCA & CHPRD Award Two Grants Targeting Latino Youth
DCA & CHPRD Award Two Grants Targeting Latino Youth
Funds to Help Develop Driver Safety Programs in the Hispanic Community
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Department of Community Affairs' (DCA) Commissioner Joseph Doria today announced the award of two Center for Hispanic Policy, Research and Development Grants totaling $80,000. The grants will be used to develop driver safety programs in the Hispanic Community.
"The Puerto Rican Action Committee of Southern New Jersey and F.O.C.U.S continue to provide essential services to the state's Latino Community," said Commissioner Doria. "These funds will help continue that progress by providing vital information about driving safety to young Latino drivers."
The Puerto Rican Action Committee of Southern New Jersey, Inc., based in Penns Grove, will receive $30,000. F.O.C.U.S., Hispanic Center for Community Development, Inc., based in Newark, will receive $50,000. The funding will help to develop and deliver community outreach to New Jersey Latino drivers between the ages of 17 and 20, particularly addressing the risk of young drivers as well as drinking and driving.
Funding is provided by the Department of Law and Public Safety's Division of Highway Traffic Safety and is allocated through DCA's Center For Hispanic Policy, Research and Development (CHPRD). The CHPRD works to empower the Hispanic community in New Jersey through inclusion in policy developments by ensuring access to services and programs. CHPRD facilitates the professional and leadership development of Latinos, emphasizes the richness and diversity of Latino culture, and supports programs through funding collaborations with private and public entities.
For more information on the CHPRD, call 609-984-3223, or log on to http://www.state.nj.us/dca/chprd/.


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NEW YORK - The revised definition of a brain condition called mild cognitive impairment means that many people now considered to have mild or early Alzheimer's disease could easily be given that diagnosis instead, suggests a new study.
Mild cognitive impairment is already seen by doctors as the first hint of a future Alzheimer's diagnosis in many cases. And the new definition will blur those lines even more, the new report concludes -- begging the question of whether it should be its own diagnosis at all.
"There's been a lot of controversy... about the whole classification called mild cognitive impairment," said Dr. Peter Whitehouse, a geriatric neurologist at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, who wasn't involved in the study.
"The major issue since the beginning (has been) defining its boundaries. Inventing a label like this," he told Reuters Health, "creates confusion."
Mild cognitive impairment was originally diagnosed in people with memory problems but no other difficulties in thinking and reasoning abilities or in completing daily activities.
But that definition has morphed over time to include more people, and in recent recommendations made for the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association, now covers people with some trouble doing household chores and hobbies, according to Dr. John Morris, from Washington University in St. Louis.
Those functional problems have traditionally been part of an early Alzheimer's diagnosis.
Morris, the new study's sole author, said he thinks there's so much confusion because most cases of mild cognitive impairment really are the first signs of Alzheimer's.
Other cognitive problems could be due to a stroke, certain medications or thyroid problems, he said -- things that doctors could find explanations for if they kept looking and don't require a separate diagnosis or label, he said.
Morris examined data on more than 17,000 people evaluated for Alzheimer's disease at 33 different centers between 2005 and 2011, including about 6,000 who were originally diagnosed with full-on Alzheimer's or mild dementia related to Alzheimer's.
Those people were 75 years old when they were tested, on average, according to the report published in Archives of Neurology.
Morris determined that based on the new definition of mild cognitive impairment -- including the criterion that someone can have some difficulty with everyday activities -- almost every person with "very mild" Alzheimer's disease dementia could be diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment instead.
That was also the case for more than 90 per cent of people with "mild" Alzheimer's disease.
The overlap could lead to a lot of subjective decisions on the part of doctors, according to Morris, when it comes to who has early Alzheimer's and who has mild cognitive impairment -- or to avoiding an Alzheimer's diagnosis because it's seen as "stigmatizing," Morris told Reuters Health.
But that's not usually a good thing for patients and their families, he added.
"If we think the cause of the cognitive impairment is underlying Alzheimer's, by providing the diagnosis to the best of our accuracy, it does allow the patient and the family to start dealing with the reality of the disease at a stage when the patient still has plenty of cognitive ability to participate in those decisions," Morris said.
According to the Alzheimer's Association, 5.4 million people in the United States have the disease, including one in eight aged 65 and older.
Creighton Phelps, head of the Alzheimer's Disease Centers Program at the National Institute on Aging, said that to a certain extent, the line between mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer's is indeed "fuzzy" and depends on a doctor's individual judgment. But he added that many researchers still think there's a point in between normal thinking and functioning and Alzheimer's dementia that deserves its own category.
"What other experts say is, you should not be calling it dementia too early, until you're absolutely sure about it," Phelps told Reuters Health.
"In (mild cognitive impairment), you pick up some very early changes. They don't have to quit their job, it's not interfering with their life, but it's measureable," he said. "It's not enough to move them into the dementia category."
Whitehouse said that all of the divisions between normal and mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's miss the most important point: that everyone, as they age, should be taking steps to maintain their brain health. That includes keeping your mind and body active, eating a healthy, Mediterranean-style diet and keeping engaged socially, he added.


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Nearing return, Beckham heads for rehab assignment
Second baseman has recovered quickly from fractured bone in left hand
MINNEAPOLIS -- Gordon Beckham's goal of returning to the White Sox lineup within a week and a half is looking realistic.
Prior to the series finale with the Twins on Wednesday, Beckham departed from Minneapolis for a rehab assignment with Chicago's Triple-A affiliate, the Charlotte Knights.
Beckham, who underwent surgery on April 16 to remove a fractured hamate bone in his left hand, began taking swings off a tee late last week and has slowly increased his workload in the past few days.
Although his rehab has progressed on the fast side of his original timetable of six to eight weeks, the month-long layoff has left Beckham anxious to get back as soon as he can.
"I don't feel like I haven't played in a while," Beckham said. "I feel like my body is ready. It's just a matter of time now to get the reps to get back up."
The second baseman is set to join Charlotte on Wednesday, but he said he isn't expecting to be in the lineup until Saturday, when the Knights travel to Buffalo.
Beckham will be joined in Charlotte by infielder Angel Sanchez, who was also sent there Wednesday to complete the final stage of his rehab from a lower back strain. Sanchez's only appearance this season came on April 9 in a loss to the Nationals, the same game Beckham injured his hand.
"It's one of those things that you feel good that they're going back out and will see how it feels, just to make sure they're healthy, just to get them going again," manager Robin Ventura said. "You can kind of see the light at the end of the tunnel for a couple guys getting healthy again."


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DOOM 3: BFG Edition
Doom 3 BFG and Monaco: What's Yours is Mine now backwards compatible on Xbox One
Microsoft has added two new games to the ever-growing list of backwards compatible games.
DOOM 3: BFG Edition headlines
QuakeCon 2014 Steam bundle goes live with 19 items
The annual QuakeCon bundle has gone live on Steam, and it includes 19 items. Today, the big Bethesda deal is Dishonored, which is 75% off.
PSN horror sale begins: Dead Rising, Doom, Limbo and more discounted, full list inside
Sony has published details of its new horror sale over on PSN Europe. Dead Rising, Doom, Limbo and the Siren: Blood Curse are all on offer, among others. Get the full savings list here.
GamersGate holding big Bethesda sale, see the savings inside
GamersGate has taken a two-handed greatsword to the price of its Bethesda games, and even though many games have sold out already you can still buy them cheap for when more license keys come in. FUS-RO-SAVE!
DOOM 3 BFG Edition won't support Oculus Rift devkits at launch
Those awaiting an Oculus Rift dev kit have received notification that a promised copy of DOOM 3 BFG Edition is no longer on the cards.
Carmack believes many "Next-gen games will still target 30 FPS"
id Software co-founder John Carmack has stated that many next-gen software developers will continue to pursue 30 FPS titles, despite the additional clout of improved hardware from platform holders.
Doom 3: BFG Edition source code released alongside PC update
Doom 3: BFG Edition's source code has been released into the wild by id Software, giving gamers the chance to tinker around its innards like some unlicensed surgeon. The source code was released alongside a new PC update. Get the details below.
Doom 3 BFG Edition reviews: a loss of perspective?
Doom 3: BFG Edition launched last week, and critical reaction was mixed to poor at best. VG247's Dave Cook calls for a reality check.
Doom 3: original game pulled from Steam
Doom 3: BFG Edition is out now on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, but the original build has been pulled from sale on Steam.
Doom 3 BFG's 'Lost Mission' campaign re-hashes old content, gamer compares both in video
Doom 3: BFG Edition comes with a new 'Lost Mission' campaign that features seven levels of previously cut and new content. However, gamers have captured the campaign side-by-side with the standard Doom 3 campaign to show that much of the content has been recycled. Watch it below.
UK Charts: FIFA 13 defends top spot again, Skylanders topples Dishonored
FIFA 13 has held its reign at the top of the official UK charts for yet another week. Newcomer Skylanders Giants has stomped in at second. Get more details below.
Doom 3: BFG Edition reviews begin, get the scores here
Doom 3: BFG Edition is out today in the UK, and we've rounded up all the scores for id Software's re-vamped shooter. Has time been kind to the game? Find out below.
DOOM 3: BFG Edition not install friendly on Xbox 360
Should you be one of the half a dozen Xbox 360 users who remembers to install games to harvest a performance boost, don't bother doing so for DOOM 3: BFG Edition. Besthesda told Shack News that there's no benefit in installing, and more importantly, installing will actually lock you out of the copies of DOOM […]
DOOM 3: BFG Edition now available in US, watch the launch trailer here
DOOM 3: BFG Edition is available now in North America and will release on Friday in the UK for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. BFG Edition includes the original versions DOOM and DOOM 2, as well as the re-mastered versions of DOOM 3 and its Resurrection of Evil add-on pack. It even includes eight never-before-seen […]
Doom 3: BFG Edition achievements rise from hell, get them here
Doom 3: BFG Edition is out this week, and the full achievement list for id Software's reorked shooter has spilled online. Check it out below, and beware spoilers.
Doom 3: BFG Edition 'could have hit Wii U if there was enough time' - Carmack
Doom 3: BFG developer id Software has revealed that it would have loved to release the game on other formats – including PS Vita and Wii U – if time was on its side.
Hell on earth: id's Tim Willits on the return of Doom
Doom 3: BFG Edition is out October 19, overhauling the original in almost every department. VG247's Dave Cook speaks with id Software's Tim Willits about the Doom phenomenon.
Doom 3 BFG Edition 'not a rehash', id not a fan HD collections
Doom 3: BFG Edition developer Tim Willits has explained to VG247 why the new version of its 2004 shooter is more than just an HD re-pack. The developer has also made the distinction between his game and HD compilations.
Doom 3 BFG Edition screens escape Quakecon, look hellish
Doom 3 BFG Edition was showcased by id at Quakecon over the weekend, and to support the showing is a batch of grimy screenshots for your viewing pleasure. We also posted up a batch of Dishonored Quakecon screens earlier today.
Explore the Lost Mission in this DOOM 3 BFG Edition trailer
During QuakeCon 2012, id Software provided a look at the Lost Mission from DOOM 3 BFG Edition, which is comprised of "eight never-before-seen levels." DOOM 3 BFG Edition hits the US October 16 and Europe October 19. It containes re-mastered versions of both DOOM 3, the Resurrection of Evil add-on pack and the aforementioned Lost […]
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Doom 3 BFG and Monaco: What's Yours is Mine now backwards compatible on Xbox One
PSN horror sale begins: Dead Rising, Doom, Limbo and more discounted, full list inside
GamersGate holding big Bethesda sale, see the savings inside
DOOM 3 BFG Edition won't support Oculus Rift devkits at launch
Carmack believes many "Next-gen games will still target 30 FPS"
Doom 3: BFG Edition source code released alongside PC update
Doom 3 BFG's 'Lost Mission' campaign re-hashes old content, gamer compares both in video
UK Charts: FIFA 13 defends top spot again, Skylanders topples Dishonored
DOOM 3: BFG Edition now available in US, watch the launch trailer here
Doom 3: BFG Edition achievements rise from hell, get them here
Doom 3: BFG Edition 'could have hit Wii U if there was enough time' – Carmack
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James D. Watkins dies at 85; retired admiral led AIDS, ocean panels
Navy Adm. James D. Watkins was considered "an unlikely hero" after he was called out of retirement in 1987 to accomplish what many considered a near-impossible task — taking over the leadership of an embattled and divided presidential commission on AIDS.
A former chief of naval operations, Watkins was a deeply religious Roman Catholic father of six who had once called the military's ban on homosexuals "a sound policy." Yet he was also known as an independent and analytical thinker.
Asked by the Reagan administration to formulate a national strategy to deal with the AIDS epidemic, the commission united under Watkins' new leadership, releasing a 1988 report that was widely praised for its ambitious healthcare initiatives and its compassion.
"It was vintage Jim Watkins," Adm. William J. Crowe Jr., then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told The Times in 1988. "He learned everything he could about it, analyzed it, then divided it up into manageable areas. It's just the kind of thing he does so well."
Watkins, 85, who was secretary of Energy under President George H.W. Bush, died Thursday at his home in Alexandria, Va. He had been in declining health in recent years, said his brother, John.
After taking charge of the Energy Department in 1989, Watkins launched the first program to clean up pollution at the nation's nuclear plants and spearheaded the administration's energy legislation.
Bush acknowledged choosing Watkins in part because of a background in nuclear energy that included serving under Adm. Hyman Rickover, who guided the Navy's development of nuclear propulsion in the early 1970s. The two grew close, and when Rickover died in 1986 Watkins gave the eulogy.
"The Navy changed me," Watkins told The Times in 1988. "Rickover had an intense interest in getting involved with the best and the brightest, and he drove it very hard.... He got me to understand the importance of education and doing everything you can to measure up to your God-given potential."
At the Energy Department, Watkins also developed a 10-point plan to strengthen environmental protection and waste management activities in the agency, and instituted policy designed to decrease American dependence on foreign oil. He left the post in 1993.
During his 37-year naval career, he rose to chief naval officer and was known for developing a maritime strategy for dealing with the Soviet Union and for improving the lives of those serving in the Navy and their families, according to Jonathan Greenert, chief of naval operations.
"Watkins was an innovative thinker," Greenert said, "who pushed our Navy forward."
The sixth of seven children, James David Watkins was born March 7, 1927, at home in Alhambra.
His grandfather George Clinton Ward was president of Southern California Edison in the early 1930s, and his father, Edward Francis Watkins, owned the Southern California Winery Co. and grew grapes in what is now San Marino. After losing his ranch during Prohibition, his father went to work for Edison.
James Watkins once said his mother, Louise, was a woman 30 years ahead of her time. In 1938, she unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for Senate.
After receiving a bachelor's degree from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1949, Watkins served on submarines during the Korean and Vietnam wars. In 1958, he earned a master's degree in mechanical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey.
By the late 1970s, Watkins was commander of the 6th Fleet and in the early 1980s served as commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet.
At the Pentagon, he was known as a free, if conservative, spirit who was nicknamed "Radio Free Watkins."
"He was strong. If you told him something, you better have done your homework," said John, who is his last surviving sibling and lives in Pasadena. "He would listen, but you better know what you were talking about."
In 2001, Watkins began chairing another presidential commission, with a mandate to establish a comprehensive national ocean policy. Three years later, the grim report by the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy gave nearly 200 recommendations to President George W. Bush. They included urging the government to curtail pollution and control coastal development to nurse ailing waters back to health.
"Everyone agrees the oceans are in trouble," Watkins told The Times in 2004, referring to the 16 panel members. "We know if we don't get moving now, in 10 years we may not be able to recover."
In 1950, he married Sheila Jo McKinney, the daughter of a rear admiral. Her career, she later said, was to follow her husband around the world and raise their six children, often alone while moving 32 times during his Navy years. She died of cancer at 67 in 1996.
Watkins' survivors include his wife of 12 years, Janet; six children from his first marriage, Katherine Coopersmith, Laura Jo Kauffmann, Charles Watkins, Susan Watkins, James D. Watkins Jr. and Edward Watkins; 11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
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There are so many moments on their new album where The Sea and Cake sound exactly like they have before, but it'd almost be worrying if they'd gone done anything different. They've built a career out of making those chilled, breezy ballads for ages now. There's something tremendously comforting about their laid back style, but that's not to say it's ever tepid. Quite the opposite. Even on their eight album, somehow their chill retains a poignancy through all the aired-out strums and muted grooves.
Car Alarm is a deliberately quick follow up to last year's Everybody, with Sam Prekop and co. aiming to follow straight on and capture a sense of continuity and immediacy. It's true, they've captured their usual effervescent vibage, filling all these songs with a clean sort of life that is probably about as fresh as they've sounded, despite the other moments of déjà vu.
There is one noticeable change on Car Alarm and that's the addition of more keyboards and electronics. The short interlude track "CMS Sequence" is squelchy and spaced out but even this comes off similarly to the rest of their oeuvre like some retreat indoors from a hot summer afternoon. They've always worked on a basis of subtleties and these synths build on this, providing additional textures on top of those very much organic guitars, straddling their own balance between naturalism and sterility. "Weekend" does so perfectly, opening with layered and looped stuttered strums and then twinkling all the way through with squiggly keyboards over top. Elsewhere, washy synths drift in the background more like they have before. The newer tones come off as seamless and perfectionist as ever, it's just a wonder how their loungey, jazz-inflected styles keep their head above the lukewarm. I guess that's what they call musicianship, and maybe even enthusiasm.
Even if plenty of the songs on this record could be easily mixed up with something from their past two records ("Window Sills" and "New Schools" are straight off Everybody), their idiosyncracies never diminish any of this album's terrific songs. And when you've mastered not only the art of reducing the temperature with music by at least a couple of degrees but also making some of the lightest, crispest but still substance-filled jams in the process, it'd be a shame if they didn't just keep on playing as they have been.
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Chalk talk: Saints at Bucs: How the units stack up
Before every Saints game, I break down the contest in several categories.
In Week Two, New Orleans will travel to Tampa and take on the Bucs in Raymond James Stadium.
Kickoff is set for 3:05 p.m. Sunday.
Here's the breakdown:
Saints rushing offense versus Bucs rushing defense
New Orleans managed just 2.7 yards per carry last week. Woof. But to their credit, they stuck with it and stayed balanced. Mark Ingram had the best of the rare good games in his career versus Tampa last year with 90 yards and a score.
Statistically, Tampa Bay had the best run defense in the league last year. But stats can sometimes be misleading, and this is one of those times. The Bucs had the worst pass defense in the league. Worse than New Orleans! Why run for moderate chunks when you can throw for big chunks?
Because New Orleans showed next to nothing on the ground last week, and Tampa Bay shut down, albeit a bad, Jets offense last week, give Tampa the advantage here. Too bad it doesn't mean much compared to the next category in today's NFL.
Advantage: Bucs
Saints passing offense versus Bucs passing defense
In two games versus Tampa last year, Drew Brees completed 53-of-76 passes for 684 yards with eight touchdowns and one pick. Calling the Bucs' pass defense bad last year would be the understatement of the decade. Heck, if the numbers say they were worse than the Saints a year ago, you know that stinks.
That's why Tampa acquired all-world cornerback Darrelle Revis and free safety Dashon Goldson and drafted All-SEC cornerback Johnthan Banks in the second round this offseason. Highly touted strong safety Mark Barron (although I've never been as high on him as most) enters his second year and will certainly learn from last year's struggles.
Revis alone changes the entire dynamic of Tampa's defense, but the beauty of Drew Brees is he spreads the ball around to everybody. Seven Saints caught at least two passes last week, and at the end of the day, Revis can only guard one guy. 'Call me the Brees' this week.
Advantage: Saints
Bucs rushing offense versus Saints rushing defense
Pundits were all over the map with Doug Martin this offseason. Some said, "His numbers were inflated due to five humungous games, and his production in the others weren't that great." Others said, "Give him a full season with guards Carl Nicks and Davin Joseph healthy, and he could be even better." Through one game versus the Jets, he had a rough day with 65 yards on 24 carries despite finding pay dirt. But that might just mean that Martin is due to go off Sunday.
The Saints' run defense was deceptively bad versus Atlanta last week, surrendering a whopping 6.3 yards per carry. However, the Falcons inexplicably bailed them out by throwing it 38 times compared to just 14 rushes.
Without Brodrick Bunkley in the middle, John Jenkins better be ready to play lots of snaps, and you may even see Akiem Hicks take reps at defensive tackle. I'm going to reluctantly take the Bucs here, but again, in today's NFL the pass is king.
Advantage: Bucs
Bucs passing offense versus Saints passing defense
In his first game of the most important season of his career, Josh Freeman, up for a contract at the end of 2013, completed less than half of his passes and looked out of sync for the most part. He targeted Vincent Jackson a whopping 13 times and connected with him on seven occasions for 154 yards.
Guarding Jackson will be a big time priority a New Orleans pass defense that submitted a fantastic performance versus a team with quite possibly the most offensive weapons in the league. Except for a 50-yard pass to Harry Douglas, the passing game didn't surrender the dreaded big play that plagued the Saints oh so much last season. With an offense like New Orleans has, you can bend all you want in this league. Just don't break. And the Saints haven't yet.
You never know what you're getting out of Freeman. In one matchup versus New Orleans last year, he looked like an All-Pro. In the other, he couldn't complete a pass… to his team that is. He found Saints defenders just fine. New Orleans showed me enough last week that I've got faith in that defense again. Another round for everybody at Ms. Mae's!
Advantage: Saints
Special teams
Finding a kicker in Tampa has been a much bigger headache than any team bargains for. Conner Barth was lost for the season. Then there was the infection mess with Lawrence Tynes before the Bucs brought in 13-year pro Rian Lindell, who drilled a 37-yard would-be game-winner with seconds remaining if not for a stupid Lavonte David penalty that led to a game-winning field goal through the other uprights. Michael Koenen is a nice punter, but he's no Thomas Morstead. Get used to me saying that.
The Bucs were really good in the return game last week versus the Jets. Eric Page had a 28-yard punt return, and Martin had a 40-yard kickoff return.
Tough to pick a clear winner here, so I'm going to take the easy way out and push.
WDSU Saints on 6 analyst Scott Fujita makes no bones about the fact that he doesn't think Tampa Bay's locker room believes in Greg Schiano. And that, he thinks, will cost them a potentially successful season. He made those comments before stories circulated that Schiano rigged the team vote to make Freeman a team captain. Looks like Mr. Fujita knows his stuff.
No such problems in New Orleans where the return of Sean Payton rejuvenated life into a suddenly limping franchise after Bountygate.
Give New Orleans the huge advantage here
Advantage: Saints
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