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Funeral for Geraldine "Jerry" Reinhart, 85-year-old Enid resident, will be 4 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2012, at Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Enid Cemetery.
Geraldine was born May 9, 1927, in Enid, to Arthur Clark and Juanita (Pope) Clark and died Saturday, Jan.12, 2013, in St. Mary's Regional Medical Center.
She is survived by her husband Louis, of the home; son Dr. Steven Reinhart and wife Betsy; brother Danny Clark; granddaughter Maddie; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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Funeral for Geraldine "Jerry" Reinhart, 85-year-old Enid resident, will be 4 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2012, at Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Enid Cemetery.
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Funeral service for Janice Le Alcorn Carter, 63, of Enid, Okla., will be 10 a.m. Thursday, April 24, 2014, at Brown-Cummings Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Johnny Lambert officiating. Burial will follow in Pond Creek Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6-7:30 p.m. tonight at Brown-Cummings Funeral Home.
She was born July 17, 1950, in El Reno, Okla., to Alfred L. and Grace C. (Whitaker) Acree and passed away Saturday, April 19, 2014, in Enid.
She moved to Enid with her family and attended Enid schools. She worked in home health care and was a cancer survivor.
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Ruth was born Sept. 11, 1931, in Le Sueur County, Minn., and passed away Sunday, March 30, 2014, at Golden Oaks Retirement Community, with her husband Jack at her side.
Ruth married John "Jack" Weston on Aug. 26, 1976.
They resided in Falls Church, Va., and then Lake Pomme de Terre, Mo. The couple moved to Enid in November 2009, where Rev. Weston had graduated from Phillips University in 1955. They were both active members of Central Christian Church.
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Donald Arthur Black, son of Arthur and Sylvia Venn Black, was born Sept. 4, 1933, in Jet, Okla., and passed away Monday, April 21, 2014, in Enid, at the age of 80 years. He suffered from a long illness of Parkinson's disease and heart disease.
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She married her high school sweetheart, Oral Fuller, in 1949. They were married for eight years and had two sons, Alan and Mark.
After Oral passed away suddenly in 1957, she renewed her friendship with Gene Baker. They were married in 1959 and had two daughters, Kim and Karen. Gene and Barbara were married for 42 years. Gene passed away after a lengthy illness in 2002.
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Vivian Alieen Ankle
Rosary for Vivian Alieen Ankle, 77, of Perry, Okla., will be 7 p.m. Friday, April 25, 2014, and the funeral service is 10 a.m. Saturday, April 26, both at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Perry. Arrangements by Brown-Dugger Funeral Home, Perry.
Melba Jo Spillman
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Floyd 'Ed' Dunn
Floyd "Ed" Dunn passed away on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2014, at his home where he wanted to be, after a lengthy illness, with his family at his side. We mourn his passing and celebrate his life. He touched all our lives in so many ways, as husband, daddy, papa, pepaw and friend.
He was born in Enid, Okla., on July 11, 1933, to Floyd and Flora Dunn.
He was married to his loving wife of 62 years, Lily Dunn.
He retired from Texas Electric after 35 years of faithful service.
Deborah Joy Stewart
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Deborah was born Oct. 23, 1951, to Thomas E. and Lillian Jean McCleery Shaffer in Martinez, Calif., and died Saturday, April 19, 2014, in Enid, Okla.
She was raised in Concord, Calif., and moved to Pond Creek with her son Delaire in 1976. She remained in Pond Creek, raising all three of her children here. She also worked for StarTek in Enid. She was family-oriented, and her best memories were spent with her children and grandchildren.
Deborah was a great friend to all and will be loved and missed by so many.
Ronal 'Wayne' McAbee
Graveside service for Ronal "Wayne" McAbee, 74, of Deer Creek, Okla., will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 23, 2014, in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Nardin, Okla., with Pastor Lanny Jobe officiating. A fellowship and meal will follow at Blackwell Museum. Arrangements are by Stittsworth Funeral Service, Medford, Okla.
Wayne was born Dec. 21, 1939, in Cordell, Okla., the son of Chauncey Elbert and Mona Jessie Myrtle Kight McAbee and passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 19, 2014, in Enid, Okla.
He was raised in Blackwell, but lived in various cities in Oklahoma, California, as well as Colorado.
He loved working with wood, making full-sized as well as minature furniture.
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As she had intimated at Kremlin Cup, Pervak appears to have taken the contract:
The official website of WTA now lists the 20-year-old Russian woman Ksenia Pervak as the representative of Kazakhstan. In addition to this change, the tennis player decided to change the spelling of her name in English - Xeniya instead of Ksenia. Pervak was born May 27, 1991 in Chelyabinsk, and has won a WTA trophy . At the moment, tennis player lives in Moscow and Berlin. December 23, 2011, Friday. 0:56
Xeniya Pervak -- all grown up now.
It is a good news!!!
- What the doctors say, when we see you in the game?
- Earlier in May will not be able to start training. Accordingly, the play will begin as dial shape.
- A year ago you had a stress fracture, now what?
- The "Kremlin Cup" slipped and fell on his knee, damaged meniscus, cruciate ligament and lateral.
- Complete.
- If you would be just the meniscus, it would be just fine. Again, I miss Australia - at the end of the year always something happening.
- How to spend your time on the sidelines?
- I'll be watching the Australian Open. And every day I spend six hours on the procedure, a fitness room. I do not watch movies, do not read the book - all the time spent on rehabilitation. Plus, always ride with my brother, he engaged in hockey.
- In the middle of last year, you changed the coach, an injury will affect your relationship?
- No, it does not affect. This trainer I really like. If you tell the difference with the Russian masters, it is simply colossal.While I was working with good professionals. With Gary Kahallom I train between tournaments, plus it will go with me to the "Grand Slam".
"Day and night Do not confuse"
- In some unusual places you have already recorded the tennis career? What most horrified? Was this, I wanted to collect bags and leave?
- Probably, this is my first trip abroad in 12 years - in South Africa, the city of Sun City. Apart from Australia, this is a long flight. Surprised that there was very beautiful. Do not expect that to be so good. Lunch with the monkeys and peacocks, it was great. When on safari, rode beside the lions walked, but was not scared.
- Sometimes, when you come to the tournament, and no organization, and one desire - to leave quickly?
- This, to collect things - was not. But sometimes, when the play is unpleasant. But it was mainly in tournaments ITF, the WTA is a good organization. In England, this often happens with transport problems, with courts, with the hotel - had to move directly to the tournament. The game had to go with things after it - move. But it depends on the level of competition.
- How do you pass the process of acclimatization? With such hops day and night begin to confuse?
- I was not like this. But the difference in time and the weather really affect. If you fly from Moscow to Australia one day come to be. For a full week of acclimatization is necessary or even two. Last year I went to Australia for the first time, there were problems - came a few days due to the fact that the treated leg. And as a result of the rain is almost trained - only room for one hour a day. Entered the match - wild hot.
Most important is sleep, sleep for 9-10 hours. The main thing is to go on time, not whenever you want. And having arrived at a different time zone, one must live according to local time.
- Enough time to see a country town?
- There is not enough, especially in tournaments, which last week. Turns to look, only if the plane the next day after the tournament. Here at the "Grand Slam" it turns out, there are a lot of time. But I have no special plan to visit some places not only wish to go somewhere - to go to an amusement park.
- It is necessary to watch the tournament, if it ends prematurely?
- I want to leave immediately - or train, or home. I do not want to stay there. I am leaving the next day.
"NOT going to fly AWAY FOR ONE TOURNAMENT"
- Who sets the task for the season - you yourself, coach, sponsors?
- I am a coach, with his parents. I have no sponsors, my sponsors - they are my parents.
- The second round, "Roland Garros" 2009 - the highest point of your career so far?
- Not the highest, of course. A pleasant memory. It was my first tournament "Grand Slam", turned like normal. After this had been some injuries.
- How has your life after him?
- I realized what actually level, what we should strive. And like nothing has changed. Just want to play better and better.
- The most serious rival, who beat you in your career?
- Maybe Petkovic two years ago.
- Worst mistake?
- Wimbledon 2011 first-round match with Gantuhovoy when I stayed a couple of points from victory. Game was good, but I did not have quite a bit.
- Can we call your traumatic consequence of the transition to adult tennis?
- No, rather it is a consequence of inattention to the body, did not listen in time, when something began to hurt and bother.At the "Kremlin Cup" I've had problems with his feet in the first match and then got worse and worse. Were thought to withdraw from the tournament, but did not dare.
- Last year you won in Astana. When tennis players give up their tournaments ITF?
- I have a feeling that every year more and more tennis players go to the ITF. In that year, I've seen on these tournaments tennis players of the thirty, many of those included in the Top 50. And those who took place from 50 th to 100 th, in general, always playing. But there are those who have health permits, or who need to correct the rating.
- And it can be costly in financial terms?
- Of course, if you go to a tournament where you do not pay for room and board, it can be costly. But many have sponsors who are tennis players can afford to go to Australia, then to America. I do not use this schedule, I prefer to play, which is closer and more convenient.
- In your case, it is also associated with attention to health.
- Of course, I do not consider it necessary to fly somewhere far away in a tournament. Unless he's one of the most serious.
"Serena - my idol"
- You said you would like to meet with Ovechkin or Malkin - how such a desire?
- I'm a fan of hockey. Now, for example, do not miss a single match of his brother, who plays for the "Rus" and listed in a national team of the year, very interesting.
- After Kirilenko did not try to go to Alexander?
- I hope that when my brother is older and will be playing in adult team ...
- ... Already Kirilenko will ask you to acquaint with my brother?
- Да-да ( смеется ).
- By the way, why are you so formspring often asked, do you know Sergei Demekhin ( ex-mentor, Vera Zvonareva . - Note. Eurosport . RU )?
- I do not know. Naturally, we know, were in a club, the tournaments are often encountered. Apparently, it is interesting to people.
- Sharapova recently said that despite the Kvitovoy feels his grandmother in tennis. Who are you feel?
- Junior, who can not deal with their trauma.
- You do set itself the task of, say, to win the tournament, "BS" up to 25 years?
- As regards the "Grand Slam" was not intended. There were problems with respect to rating - enter a specific top up to 20 years. But because of some injury problems are removed, others appear. And in 2011, were the goals go in a hundred, then the Top 80, so this year is to play everywhere. But once again have to postpone.
- Who is your tennis idol?
- Serena Williams . Like her style of play.
- I would like to "steal" her bekhend?
- I'd rather my improved. I do not want to copy anything, besides, everyone has their own technique. I play with two hands is absolutely no way she did.
"In other federations pay more attention to tennis players"
- Who is your tennis friend?
- Friends in tennis a little. I communicate very well with our Russian girls, Lena and Vesnina.
- Discuss tennis, or, conversely, do not talk about it a word?
- With someone talking. The more experienced tennis player tells me when I first meet with a rival, against whom they have played.
- And there is the envy of women's tennis? The bases are then?
- No, never heard of the bases. At the Junior level, maybe someone can and do something. Cut the string, for example.But it is 5-6 years.
- Ksenia Pervak recently changed its citizenship. The leaders of our tennis spoke very earnestly. As tennis players react to this?
- They must be all the same. Is not it? Do not they also go. This person must decide for himself that faces such a choice.But if he is paid the money, providing good conditions, and why not? Many would have moved if they would offer good conditions.
- And you would have passed?
- I would think about it. Once would have cast such an option. If it was really good offer, why not.
- It turns out that the concept of citizenship in tennis is not so strong.
- It's in Russia can be so easily change citizenship. Other federations more attentive to their athletes. If we were offered good conditions in Russia, who would have passed?
- What circumstance would cause you to change the tennis citizenship?
- If I was given a coach who went to be with me, have organized a training process and funding - could be safely crossed.
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Miami: Xeniya Pervak (KAZ) d. (11) Francesca Schiavone (ITA) 64 46 75
'Slava is such a beautiful, graceful woman.
> A chat with Y. Schvedova
'Slava defs Sara Errani 60 64 to go to the fourth round of Wimbledon. The first was a "Golden Set"--Shvedova won 100% of her serve points. Errani won none.
Again, the crowd loves her--to the consternation of trash-mouth Doug Adler, who then brought on an Italian side-kick to commentate the precidted turnaround that didn't happen. At one point, the director rushed into the booth to tune up their "spin" for them. lol These fools are ABSURD.
MOLODYETS, 'Slava!
Shvedova's historic Golden Set helps sink Errani
LONDON — Yaroslava Shvedova completed the first Golden Set in Grand Slam history as the Kazakh wildcard won all 24 points and conceded none in a 6-0 first set whitewash en route to defeating French Open runner-up Sara Errani in the Wimbledon third round on Saturday.
Shvedova, the world number 65, hit 14 winners and took just 15 minutes to demolish Italian 10th seed Errani in an incredible first set on Court Three.
The 24-year-old, the Wimbledon doubles champion in 2010 and twice a French Open quarter-finalist, couldn't dominate quite so emphatically in the second set.
But she still landed the decisive break to secure a 6-0, 6-4 victory in 57 minutes.
Shvedova became the first qualifier to defeat a Grand Slam defending champion when she shocked China's Li Na at the recent French Open.
Now she has made another piece of history and will face four-time Wimbledon champion Serena Williams for a place in the last eight.
Galina won a doubles.
Julia Goerges and Yaroslava Shvedova were victorious as doubles play got underway on Wednesday at the BNP Paribas Open.
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INDIAN WELLS, CA, USA - Julia Goerges and Yaroslava Shvedova were one of two winning duos on a light day of first round doubles action Wednesday at the BNP Paribas Open.
In Goerges and Shvedova's only previous outing, they were runners-up in Auckland. They launched their Indian Wells campaign with a 62 76(1) defeat of Natalie Grandin and Vladimira Uhlirova.
Goerges has four WTA doubles titles to her name, and Shvedova has seven, one of which came just last week in Florianopolis alongside Anabel Medina Garrigues. Shvedova's greatest success has come with Vania King, with whom she has four titles, including Wimbledon and the US Open in 2012.
Interestingly enough, Shvedova could play King and Monica Niculescu in the second round here if the American-Romanian duo gets past fourth-seeded Russians Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina in their opener.
Unless the USO are just pulling some real shit, (always possible), the kontrakt need no longer be for fully three years. Ksenia Pervak represented KAZ since Dec 2011 (32 months ago), but is wearing Russian colors at the USO & is shown as again representing Russia.
Ksenia Pervak Residence: Moscow, Russia Date of Birth: 27 May 1991 Birthplace: Chelyabinsk, Russia Height: 5' 7" (1.70 m) Weight: 132 lbs. (60 kg)
Top seed Bojana Jovanovski claimed the second WTA Tour title of her career with a three-set win over Olga Govortsova of Belarus in the Tashkent Open in Uzbekistan.The 21-year-old Serbian, who was forced to come through qualifying after missing the tournament's entry date, triumphed 4-6 7-5 7-6 (7/3).Both players finished with five breaks of serve each in a match that lasted four minutes short of three hours.Jovanovski took advantage of five of her 19 break-point opportunities to claw back into the match and win her first title since last year's Baku Open in Azerbaijan.
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By Paul Myerberg // May 5, 2011
Fine. It's Louisiana — the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns. No Louisiana-Lafayette, and definitely no Lafayette, as the university lets you know in big, bold font: We are not Lafayette College in Easton, Pa.! It just feels weird, is all. There are five F.B.S. programs in the State of Louisiana, including one, L.S.U., which is more than deserving of being called Louisiana, don't you think? What's next, you'll want folks to call your stadium the Swamp? Well, about that: Louisiana's home stadium does go by that title, and the moniker was bestowed in 1988, three years before Steve Spurrier gave Ben Hill Griffin Stadium the same name.
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Lafayette, La.
Ragin' Cajuns
Returning starters
12 (5 offense, 7 defense)
Last year's ranking
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2010 record
(3-9, 3-5)
Last year's
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2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
at Oklahoma St.
- Sept. 10
at Kent St.
- Sept. 17
Nicholls St.
- Sept. 24
at F.I.U.
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
- Oct. 15
North Texas
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at W.K.U.
- Oct. 29
at Middle Tenn.
- Nov. 5
- Nov. 12
at Arkansas St.
- Nov. 26
at Arizona
Last year's prediction
The defense — as a whole — does not look to have made any improvement, trouble for a team that will face an even more difficult schedule than in a year ago. Talking about that schedule, take a look at Louisiana's non-conference slate: Georgia, Oklahoma State, Ohio and Mississippi. What needs to go right for Louisiana to challenge for a Sun Belt championship? Everything. Not to say that Louisiana is not ahead of the bottom four in the Sun Belt; the Ragin' Cajuns should win at least three games in the Sun Belt. Yet the team trails by a sizable margin behind the top third of the conference.
2010 recap
In a nutshell The Cajuns did win at least three games in the Sun Belt, but that was all. Rickey Bustle needed to break through the six-win mark to enhance his job security; three wins wasn't going to cut it. His Cajuns were somewhat competitive in conference play, however, which does indicate that the team really wasn't that far away from again hovering around 6-6: there were three losses by seven points or less, though two of the three wins came by a single point. So out with the old, in with the new. Bustle for Mark Hudspeth, formerly of Mississippi State, which seems like a pretty good trade for the Cajuns.
High point A 2-2 start. Both of those victories came in Sun Belt play: 31-24 over Arkansas State, 28-27 over North Texas, the latter on the road.
Low point The Cajuns wouldn't win again until the season finale. Included in the seven-game losing streak were the three narrow losses and four losses by at least 21 points. The worst? Try a 54-21 home loss to Western Kentucky, one of the Hilltoppers' two wins on the year.
Tidbit A close exploration of Hudspeth's Twitter feed a few months back found 44 messages between the dates of Dec. 18 — when the account was first created — and Jan. 28; 44 total messages, 41 of which contain at least one, sometimes as many as 10 exclamation points. To whit:
"Happy New Year to all Ragin' Cajun Fans!!! Hears to a Great 2011!!! Geaux Cajuns!!!!"
That's on New Year's Eve, and that's 10 exclamation points, or one per every word and a half, give or take.
Tidbit (Deep South first edition) We are all familiar with the scars associated with educational integration in the Deep South following the Supreme Court's 1954 decision in Brown v. Board of Education. If you're not, email me for book suggestions. No school was perfect, but here's a tidbit worth mentioning. Back in 1954, just months after the ruling and eight years before James Meredith enrolled at the University of Mississippi, Louisiana — then known as Southwest Louisiana Institute — admitted 80 black students, which in the words of one history professor at the school "marked the earliest large-scale desegregation of a previously all-white, public institution of higher education in the Deep South." I didn't know that.
Former players in the N.F.L.
8 CB Michael Adams (Arizona), OT D'Anthony Batiste (Arizona), S C.C. Brown (Detroit), DE Hall Davis (Tennessee), QB Jake Delhomme (Cleveland), WR Brandon Stokley (Seattle), CB Ike Taylor (Pittsburgh), CB Charles Tillman (Chicago).
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Jean-Claude Van Damme films from 1993-96
1. "Timecop," 1994.
2. "Hard Target," 1993.
3. "The Quest," 1996.
4. "Maximum Risk," 1996.
5. "Sudden Death," 1995.
Mark Hudspeth (Delta State '92), entering his first season with the Cajuns. Hudspeth comes to Lafayette — the city, not the school — from Mississippi State, where he spent the last two seasons as a lead assistant under Dan Mullen. As Mullen and Mississippi State's fortunes rose, so did Hudspeth's. His duties with the Bulldogs included work as the wide receivers coach and as the team's passing game coordinator, which might mean not mean much, considering M.S.U.'s penchant for running the football, but there's no discounting Hudspeth's role in helping Mullen rapidly rebuild a down program in a deep SEC. Hudspeth is not merely known for his work under Mullen: he's an accomplished head coach in his own right, albeit on the Division-II level. He spent seven seasons as the head coach at North Alabama, posting a 66-21 mark that included a pair of conference titles and five N.C.A.A. tournament appearances. Hudspeth performed a slight rebuilding job at U.N.A., which bodes well for his future with the Cajuns: the Lions went 4-7 in his first season but 13-1 in his second, beginning a six-year run among the best Division-II teams in the nation. Hudspeth's F.B.S. experience also includes a two-year stint at Navy as offensive coordinator, though the Midshipmen combined to go 6-17 over that span. Despite that hiccup, Hudspeth has tasted near universal success, which along with his offensive background and strength on the recruiting trail makes him a great fit as Bustle's replacement.
Players to watch
Any offense, whether pro-style, spread or option, would be wise to get the ball towards senior tight end Ladarius Green. He doesn't just stand as perhaps the best tight end in the country; he might be the most overlooked player in the country, thanks to his spending his playing days in sleepy Lafayette — the city, not the school. How good was Green in 2010? He led all F.B.S. tight ends in receiving yards (794), receiving yards per game (79.4), yards per catch (18.0) and receiving touchdowns (seven). That stands up, regardless of the level of competition. Here's a scary thought: Green ended the 2010 season playing the best football of his career, with three 100-yard showings over his last four games. He's a serious all-American contender.
The running game was awful in 2010, but it wasn't necessarily due to a lack of effort. Louisiana ran the ball at least 30 times in seven games but cracked the 100-yard mark as a team only four times; surprisingly, two of its four worst rushing performances came in wins over North Texas and Louisiana-Monroe. Hudspeth will continue to stress the running game, but there's an issue: the offensive line is extremely young and inexperienced. It's the same story to a season, when the Cajuns had to replace three senior starters.
There is some returning experience in left guard Kyle Plouhar, right tackle Jaron Odom and left tackle Leonard Bates, but little depth. That's a primary concern, but so is locating two more starters to join the above trio: as of now, you'll see Andre Huval at center and Daniel Quave at right guard, but neither has the type of game experience a coach desires along the interior of his offensive line. Both have earned some praise, however. Huval earned time in nine games as a freshman last fall and Quave came on in the spring as a redshirt freshman, but both will need to thrust into action at least a year ahead of schedule.
Hudspeth has three backs to work with, though the success of the running game will again hinge on the play of the offensive front. As of today, the threesome share top billing on the depth chart. Sophomore Aaron Spikes led the Cajuns in carries (103) and yards (339) last fall, though as those totals suggest, it wasn't the most productive 103-carry season on record. Also in the mix: senior Yobes Walker, who led the team in rushing in 2009, and sophomore Rob Walker, who rushed for 162 yards last fall.
You've never heard of new defensive coordinator Greg Stewart, but you know his work. He was Jacksonville State's coordinator — had been for 11 years — when the Gamecocks knocked off Ole Miss last fall, and he piloted defenses that kept J.S.U. in games against Georgia Tech and Florida State the year before. Hudspeth worked with Stewart at Delta State from 1998-99, when Hudspeth led the offense, making his hiring a good one on paper — Stewart was due for a promotion — and in terms of the prior relationship the head coach will have with the chief of his defense.
Stewart's defense puts pressure on quarterbacks, which will play to Louisiana's strength along the defensive line but potentially hamper a secondary plagued by question marks. It's not really the starting lineup that's a worry; Louisiana returns experience at cornerback as well as starting strong safety Lionel Stokes (59 tackles, a team-best three interceptions in 2010). The bigger issue is depth — this is becoming a trend. Dwight Bentley's the most experienced player in the secondary, a veteran of 32 career starts who brings four career picks into his final season. He'll team with Melvin White, who has been a fixture on the depth chart even if he holds only a pair of starts in his career. Here's the problem: Trevence Pratt, a redshirt freshman, was the only other scholarship cornerback during the spring.
The strength of the defense is along the line. This is particularly the case at end, where the Cajuns could interchange five or six linemen depending on Stewart's mood, I assume. Chris Tucker and Bernard Smith might start, but that doesn't mean we won't see plenty of Emeka Onyenekwu, who led the team in sacks a year ago. The same could be said of Justin Anderson, who sits behind Tucker at the other end spot. The senior leader is Derreck Dean, who will team with former L.S.U. transfer Cordian Hagans along the interior of the line.
Look for a rotation at linebacker as well. Devon Lewis-Buchanan (63 tackles, 2.5 sacks, an interception) is on the strong side, where he spent last season. Converted strong safety Lance Kelley moves down on the weak side, giving the Cajuns some speed on the second level, but he'll need to stay healthy. Two players, Richard Brooks and Brandon Johnson, are battling it out in the middle.
Position battle(s) to watch
Quarterback Hudspeth is saying the position is open, but here's what senior Chris Masson brings to the table: two years of starting experience. If that's all, that's enough, in my mind. He's also the best passer of the three quarterbacks vying for the starting role, even if he's on-again, off-again in his consistency. If Masson's the best passer, junior Blaine Gautier's the biggest dual-threat — and considering what Hudspeth would like to do offensively, Gautier might be the best fit. The third option is Brad McGuire, who played well when called upon against Ohio last fall, but he's trailing the above pair after suffering minor injuries during the spring. The position battle will recommence in the fall, with Masson and Gautier each making their claim to the starting role, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Hudspeth split time between the pair. It would make sense, since each quarterback brings a little something different to the table.
Game(s) to watch
The four Sun Belt home games. One is against Louisiana-Monroe, which will be interesting, with the other three coming in successive weeks to open October: Florida Atlantic, Troy and North Texas. Hudspeth should also focus on beating Western Kentucky; last season's loss was embarrassing.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Good news first: Mark Hudspeth has already rejuvenated the program on and off the field, beginning with the new philosophies he's installed on both sides of the ball and extending to the success he has had thus far on the recruiting trail. I do think that he'll eventually lead Louisiana past the five-win mark that plagued Bustle throughout his tenure; I just don't think that's going to happen in 2011. In fact, thanks to depth issues nearly across the board and the inevitable struggles that accompany philosophical changes — though they'll be good in the long run — I think we'll again find the Cajuns among the bottom tier in the Sun Belt. What is there to like with this year's team? Begin with Ladarius Green, one of the nation's best at his position. Continue with two options at quarterback — while neither is a tremendous choice, Masson and Gautier might compliment each other well in this offensive system. The defensive line is deep, particularly at end. But the running game is a serious issue; the offensive line is extremely thin and inexperienced; there is a dearth of play-making ability at linebacker; and there are holes in the secondary. So this year might not go so well for Hudspeth and the Cajuns, though he does grant the program some much-needed star power.
Dream season A winner on the recruiting trail, Hudspeth is also an immediate winner on the field: 7-5, 6-2 in the Sun Belt.
Nightmare season It takes Hudspeth at least one year to get things in order, as the Cajuns struggle adapting to new schemes in a 1-11 finish.
In case you were wondering
Where do Louisiana-Lafayette fans congregate? Ragin Pagin is the premier fan-run place for Louisiana sports chatter, football or otherwise. You can also check out The Daily Advertiser's Joshua Parrot, who also has a very useful Twitter feed.
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Update Folks, I've changed my mind. Actually, I mistakenly used a cut-and-pasted ranking from last year's Countdown worksheet. Very sorry to mislead you; Western Kentucky won't be popping up for a little while, in fact. So here's the correct hint for tomorrow — and I'll make sure to carefully proofread so this doesn't happen again. Tomorrow's real university recently hired a program legend as an assistant men's basketball coach; his number was hung up in the rafters in 1995.
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Western Kentucky is next.
Villanova is the other one…I think it was the 1971 Final Four
Joel nailed it, and Jim McDaniels was the "ineligible player" for Western Kentucky for having contact with an agent.
It is Western Kentucky but I think St. Bonaventure was the other vacated school.
Wrong again- the second school was Nova. I am losing it.
Definitely W. Kentucky.
Oh and for the record, Tulane was the original U of Louisiana before becoming private (the only school in the country to do so). ULL used to be SLU before LSU made them change the name because they were too similar. Regardless, ULL will always be ULL and LSU will remain that school upriver (at least to me, a Tulane fan).
UNLV, Stacey Augmon.
Yup, it's the University of Nevada at Las Vegas up next.
Navy Midshipmen, not Cadets.
And, if Charlie Weathebie had let Hudspeth actually run the offense, then maybe Navy would have won a few more games….
Paul: Inexcusable on my part. I don't think we can blame Hudspeth one iota for what happened at Navy a decade ago.
the cajuns used to be SLI, then USL, never was it SLU and WAS actually Louisiana for something like a week before LSU tossed a nice fit about the whole thing and circled the legislative wagons in 1984. After seeing it here…ugh, i assume nothing is safe. Just win and i don't care what they call the school
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GEP will like this-as I did a year-end number crunch of 2011credit card fees with my processor-merchant warehouse-the total fees charged. That'severything monthly statement wireless fees statement fees per swipe charges andall the rest etc (minus the cost of the original terminal), which I have hadfor over 6 years.
I have done this every few years as its good to know what'sup.
It worked out to 3.8%
Last Show I used the square up with my I-phone
We always thought it was about 1% less and that's about right.
I ordered some paper receipt books with my logo and name onthem for Future Square up sales-I'm doing both for a while to see if this newway is any easier-the receipt writing will not be.
The receipt is easier for both parties with the old school machine
Keep you posted after my next show in Washington State.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 09:30 AM
My charges from galleries were about 30% of all of my charges. Those were keyed in rather than swiped, which means Square would have cost me 3.5% of those sales. So when I factor that in, the bottom line is the Square would have saved me $2 in 2011. Yes, that's $2. I can't believe it was that close!
Before I had my Nurit, I used a telephone based service called CellCharge, which cost me 4% of each sale + $10/mo fee. So for anyone looking to start taking credit cards, don't accept these numbers anymore, you can do much better these days!
It will be interesting to see what my percentage is for 2012, because I am doing a lot less selling to galleries this year, and only to existing accounts. Existing accounts are far more inclined to pay by check instead of charge (so far this year only one has paid me by charge). When galleries use credit cards, they are typically "corporate" credit cards, which get processed at a higher percentage than a personal credit card. So with fewer corporate credit cards I'm hoping my percentage will go down.
For me, there's also the smartphone factor, i.e. I don't have one. So in order to use a Square I'd have to buy an iPhone and sign up for a $60/month data plan, which would make the Square far more expensive for me.
Here's how I see it ... if you already have a Nurit or similar terminal (that hasn't broken down like Mark's) there's no reason to switch. If you are looking to start taking credit cards, a terminal and a Square are pretty much the same. If you already use a smartphone, the Square is a lot easier.
Mark I'd be really interested to hear how you like the Square after using it extensively. I guess I'm still skeptical about having a startup company handling my money. Lots of people love the Square and will defend it passionately, but also I've noticed when someone mentions "I'm having such-and-such problem with my Square" then a parade of complaints will follow. You would probably give an honest and unvarnished opinion, so could you let us know?
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The thing I did not say was that the difference in actual cost if I had used the square (I would only use it when I had card in hand and could swipe it) which is 2.75% flat rate compared to My merchant warehouse account . The square up would have been a 400$ saving. My total credit card gross for 2011 was a tad over 40 K which I know as merchant service companies now give you a 1099 at year end with the totals.
I ordered some customized receipt books with my name and logo on them so I can write them fast.
On a big show I have up to 600-700 customers and about almost 1/3 of them do credit cards so Thats about 300+ receipts to write up.This could be a time issue for sure.
I will let you know if this works-I really like my nurit 8000 as it spits out receipts like like rain drops falling from the sky.
One issue right off with the square was if my phone service does not work at a show which can happen you have a $1,200 non swipe limit per week-they upped mine to 3,000 per week but this is to low for a big show without phone service. They will up this again once I run some dollars thru the system I'm sure. So on that point alone the square does not work well.
I'll give a honest (real) opinion by late fall. As I plan on using both for awhile.
The smart phone costs as mentioned where not factored in as I use it for real time weather at a show-its a business tool for me and the credit card capture was very much secondary use. As it turned out last show I was glad to have the option when my nurit 8000 died.
Things I did not mention where the square up has two rates
3.75% for non swiped cards-limit applies per week
2.75 for swiped cards no limits
I have had at least 5 merchant services over the years and square up already has been a little slow with communicating on issues that are not on their FYI site.
Human contact is not in the mix with them.
so far if I feel if you have a smart phone and do a few visa sales the square is perfect for you-Thats not my situation so we shall see.
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any info would help!
this would be just for my brick and mortar store, nothing online.
Posted 24 July 2012 - 02:32 PM
hi, am looking for CC info. Do not have a smart phone as of yet, but have been getting these pop ups from the Paypal card reader where you just plug in their free device, and the fees are just 2.7%, no monthly fees, just the sales fee. Anyone got or used this? I have seen the Square info, but they have a monthly fee if i am not mistaken.
any info would help!
this would be just for my brick and mortar store, nothing online.
The square has no monthly fee at all-I suggest calling Merchant warehouse and talking about all your options until you get a smart phone.
Posted 25 July 2012 - 03:05 PM
Like Mark C. , I do think it is weak on the communications side; if something comes up they FAQ suggest you email them (or Tweet if you use Twitter; I don't, so do not know if that is faster), I have emailed several times with questions about their new product "Register" a point-of-sale application for the Ipad. They have answered each time, but there is typically a few hours, to a full day lag, in the answer. You can imagine that crafting the question properly will help a LOT if you have that much of a lag between question and response. This could be a big problem if they issue an update with a bug. Or a bigger problem if there is a issue with a transaction.
I like the Register application, although I don't think I am taking full advantage due to its poor instructions (brevity/lack of instructions) and the difficulty of getting answers promptly. I keep my inventory, with pricing and pictures stored, so when I make a sale it is easy to see that I am selling / charging for the right piece at the right price. It also can send an email receipt with the purchased item's picture included, location of the sale and my shop's logo.
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I have never done credit card sales at my shows, and want to know how to get started. I have a smart phone, but need some detailed instructions. I have a show coming up on next weekend that I would like to be able to take cc payments.
If you only have one week, then your only option is to get a Square. Go to http://squareup.com to get the details. You can buy the swiper device at several retail stores, such as Best Buy and the Apple store, which will save time compared to ordering the swiper online.
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You can use printed receipts with Square as well. You need to use the iPad version of the square app and get a LAN printer, they have a few suggestions on their site. They even has a cash drawer function if you wanted to go that route. The cool thing is that the ipad version of square has a better cash register touch function. Check it out.
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