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No. 29: Michigan
By Paul Myerberg // Aug 5, 2011
Arrogance is unhealthy, but there's nothing wrong with confidence. It was the latter, not the former, that sparked Brady Hoke's incredulous response to a question about rebuilding during the recent Big Ten media days: "I don't think we're rebuilding. Period. I mean, we're Michigan." We're Michigan — not "I truly want to be a Michigan man," but we're Michigan. We. Are. Michigan. Three words that say much about Hoke, and his disbelief about even being posed such a ridiculous question about rebuilding speaks volumes about where this program stands today and where Hoke believes this program should stand today, yesterday, every day. Because Michigan is Michigan, and say what you will, but the Wolverines should never be rebuilding. Hoke gets it, which is a good start.
Big Ten, Legends
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Returning starters
18 (9 offense, 9 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 37
2010 record
(7-6, 3-5)
Last year's
No. 53
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
W. Michigan
- Sept. 10
Notre Dame
- Sept. 17
- Sept. 24
San Diego St.
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
at Northwestern
- Oct. 15
at Michigan St.
- Oct. 29
- Nov. 5
at Iowa
- Nov. 12
at Illinois
- Nov. 19
- Nov. 26
Ohio St.
Last year's prediction
This is by far the deepest team of the Rodriguez era, the first that nears the 85-scholarship limit. Team speed is improved. Altogether, the defense should be improved; still, we've entered a phase where the defense must prove itself on the field before earning our trust. It will all come down to consistency for these Wolverines. Put together extended periods of stellar play, as it did last September, and this is an eight-win team. Don't, and U.M. is staring at another difficult season. When all is said and done, I'm intrigued by this team's potential, confident in its ability to turn things around, and excited — yes, still excited — about what the program is capable of achieving when Rodriguez has the tools to run this ship at full bore.
2010 recap
In a nutshell I suppose everything that follows the above paragraph projecting Michigan in 2010 should be taken with a grain of salt, as I did think the Wolverines would hit their stride in Rodriguez's third season. My only solace comes from the fact that I wasn't alone, that countless others joined me in professing the belief that two years of buffoonery would lead U.M. into the hunt for a national ranking. I'm not getting much solace from that fact, I have to admit. Where few erred was in projecting firepower from the Wolverines: the offense didn't fail in this regard, scoring 426 points — the ninth-most in program history and the third-most since 1977. Scoring points matter little when your defense can't do the little things, like tackle, for instance. Constantly out of position, consistently humiliating, the defense was Rodriguez's downfall. Onwards and upwards go the Wolverines. You can't erase three years from the record books — though U.S.C., and perhaps Ohio State, gave it a good shot — but you can turn the page and look ahead, which is what U.M. is doing with Hoke and the new staff.
High point A 5-0 start, highlighted by a 28-24 win at Notre Dame. That game probably would not have gone Michigan's way in November. But it was Michigan's finest win on the year, ahead of a 30-10 win over Connecticut to open the season and the overtime after overtime after overtime affair with Illinois. I don't want to continue to rain on Rodriguez, particularly after I showed myself full onboard heading into 2010, but the day he was relieved of his duties is probably the high point of the year.
Low point Back-to-back home losses to Michigan State and Iowa. Giving up 41 points to offensively-challenged Penn State. Giving up 52 points in an embarrassing bowl loss to Mississippi State, sealing Rodriguez's fate. And another loss to Ohio State, this one by 30 points. More on that in a moment.
Tidbit It has been 2,813 days since Michigan last beat Ohio State. That's seven years, eight months and 14 days. If a child was born on Nov. 23, 2003, the day after the Wolverines beat the Buckeyes in Ann Arbor, he or she would have learned how to walk, talk and tie his or her shoes; would have taken his or her first communion; would have graduated from kindergarten and the first grade; would have basic addition and subtraction skills; would be able to identify the difference between left and right fairly consistently; would have a vocabulary of several thousand words; and would know nothing but Ohio State dominance in one of the great rivalries in college sports.
Tidbit (defense edition) Last fall, Michigan gained at least 342 yards in all 13 games, at least 423 yards nine times, at least 522 yards six times and at least 676 yards twice. Defensively, the Wolverines allowed at least 343 yards in 11 games, at least 435 yards nine times, at least 485 yards six times and at least 535 yards five times. Defense wins football games.
Former players in the N.F.L.
36 S Jamar Adams (Philadelphia), WR Adrian Arrington (New Orleans), WR Jason Avant (Philadelphia), OG David Baas (New York Giants), OT Jeff Backus (Detroit), QB Tom Brady (New England), DT Alan Branch (Seattle), WR Steve Breaston (Kansas City), S Stevie Brown (Oakland), LB Prescott Burgess (Baltimore), TE Carson Butler (New England), LB Obi Ezeh (Washington), K Jay Feely (Arizona), LB Larry Foote (Pittsburgh), DE Brandon Graham (Philadelphia), DE James Hall (St. Louis), CB Leon Hall (Cincinnati), LB David Harris (New York Jets), QB Chad Henne (Miami), OG Steve Hutchinson (Minnesota), S Marlin Jackson (Philadelphia), DE Tim Jamison (Houston), OT Jake Long (Miami), WR Mario Manningham (New York Giants), WR Greg Matthews (St. Louis), P Zoltan Mesko (New England), RB Brandon Minor (Denver), LB Jonas Mouton (San Diego), OG Stephen Schilling (San Diego), CB Morgan Trent (Cincinnati), CB Donovan Warren (Pittsburgh), DT Gabe Watson (New York Giants), TE Martell Webb (Philadelphia), LB LaMarr Woodley (Pittsburgh), LB Pierre Wood (Buffalo), CB Charles Woodson (Green Bay).
Arbitrary top five list
Realistic landing spots for Rich Rodriguez in 2012
2. Clemson.
4. Florida Atlantic.
5. Memphis.
Brady Hoke (Ball State '82), entering his first season. Hoke won 13 games over two years at San Diego State, leading the Aztecs from Chuck Long to nine wins, a bowl berth and the outskirts of a national ranking a season ago. Hoke arrived in San Diego after a six-year stint at his alma mater (2003-8), where he increased his win total in each of his last five seasons. This rebuilding job culminated in Ball State's tremendous 12-win regular season in 2008 – they had won 12 in the previous two seasons combined – one soured only by a loss to Buffalo in the MAC title game. Prior to that defeat, Ball State joined Utah and Boise State as the only undefeated non-B.C.S. conference teams in the country. It was somewhat surprising, therefore, to see Hoke leave Muncie for the West Coast and yet another rebuilding project, though everything came up roses in the end. Hoke's ties to Michigan are what first connected his name to the opening: Hoke spent eight years as the defensive line coach under Lloyd Carr at Michigan (1995-2002), adding the title of associate head coach for his final season in Ann Arbor. Hoke was even mentioned in connection with the open Michigan job after the end of 2007 season, but the involvement between Hoke and the university never moved beyond a preliminary phase — if it even got that far. When the job became available again earlier this year, Michigan went through the usual suspects — Les Miles, again — before focusing on Hoke, who was more than ready to return to Ann Arbor. That this represents a homecoming for Hoke underlines his knowledge of the program, the university, the fan base and all that winning at Michigan entails. Flashy? No. A big name? Not really. Ready for the opportunity? I think so. It's an exciting move.
Tidbit (coaching edition) Fred Jackson is the lone holdover from last year's staff, which is no surprise. Jackson's been coaching at Michigan since 1992, spanning three different coaches, and knows a thing or two about running backs. Hoke took five of his San Diego State assistants along for the ride: offensive coordinator Al Borges, special teams coach Dan Ferrigno, offensive line coach Darrell Funk, linebackers coach Mark Smith and wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator Jeff Hecklinski. I'm sure we all remember Borges for his additional work at U.C.L.A., California and Auburn. The new faces: defensive coordinator Greg Mattison comes over from the Baltimore Ravens, defensive backs coach Curt Mallory from Akron and defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery from Wyoming. Is this a staff full of stars? Not exactly. But there's built-in familiarity, which is good, and a proven pair of coordinators.
Players to watch
No, Denard Robinson isn't going to spend all his time in the pocket in this new offense; the rest of the Big Ten, Notre Dame and the non-conference slate might wish this would be the case, but don't hold your breath. Yes, there will be a learning curve for Robinson in this pro-style system, from the basic, like taking snaps under center, to the more advanced aspects of the position expected from the starter in this pro-style system. And yes, lost at times in his breathtakingly athletic showing last fall were some head-scratching moments as a passer. So that part of his game needs work, and Robinson will need to do the work needed to become a more complete quarterback. He has the tutor he needs in Borges, whose track record of work with quarterbacks leaves little doubt as whether Robinson will develop into the player U.M. needs him to be.
Robinson's transition from athlete to quarterback is one of the most intriguing storylines of the 2011 season. We know that there isn't a better athlete playing the position in college football: last fall, Robinson set a new F.B.S. quarterback record by rushing for 1,702 yards, shattering the previous mark, and became the first quarterback in history to rush for 1,500 yards and pass for another 2,500. Dynamic, explosive, dangerous, one of the nation's true threats to score every time he touches the ball; imagine if Robinson could avoid the nicks and bruises that cost him a series or two every game.
What about as a passer? Again, it's a part of his game that's under a microscope in the new offense. One could even say that sophomore Devin Gardner is a better fit for what Borges wants to achieve, but I digress. Robinson really needs a complete overhaul as a passer, not merely physically but most of all mentally, cleaning up his pre-snap and in-play decision making. He has several factors in his favor: experience, Borges and a smooth start to the schedule, not to mention his overall ability. Regardless of the learning curve, Robinson's one of the nation's best, a Heisman contender and the player who dictates Michigan's tempo. Gardner's a nice reserve and the future at the position — a future that might commence in 2012.
There is some doubt as to whether Darryl Stonum (49 catches for 633 yards) will be reinstated to the program prior to the start of the season. Some doubt: I can't imagine Hoke won't reinstate the senior receiver should he fulfill the steps placed before him following the second alcohol-related transgression of his college career. A starter last fall, Stonum would again serve as one of Michigan's leading receivers should he regain his eligibility. The receiver corps seems deeper than any other grouping on the team, with Stonum, Junior Hemingway (32 for 593), Roy Roundtree (72 for 935, 7 scores), Martavious Odoms and Kelvin Grady all back in the fold. Roundtree quietly put together a strong 2010 season, developing a rapport with Robinson and taking advantage of the mismatches lent his way in the slot. Hemingway has big-play ability but must stay healthy; the same could be said for Odoms. Keep an eye out for the unproven members of the receiver corps, like Drew Dileo — the new staff has singled out his strong play — Je'Ron Stokes and Jerald Robinson. After taking a step forward last fall, the receiver corps has the weapons, depth and experience to have success in this offense.
Four starters return up front, led by all-American candidate David Molk at center. Molk stayed healthy last fall, starting all 13 games after injuries defined his 2009 season; the result was a first-team all-conference selection and heavy consideration for the Rimington Trophy. Some things change, others don't: there's a new system, but Molk remains as vital as ever. Junior right guard Patrick Omameh has the strength and physicality to be a huge factor in Michigan's running game. Taylor Lewen, a sophomore, and Michael Huyge will bookend the line. Lewen's a rising star, one who did a fine job on the blind side as a freshman and should develop into a multiple-year all-conference selection with added experience. The lone position breaking in a new face is left guard, though junior Ricky Barnum has enough experience to prevent any major decline following Stephen Schilling's departure.
The defensive line has the talent to make a drastic improvement against the run. You know what will help? Making senior Ryan Van Bergen (37 tackles, 8.5 for loss, 4 sacks) a true end, not some sort of end-playing-tackle in the old 3-3-5 system. Putting Craig Roh (43 tackles, 5.5 for loss) at end after standing him up at outside linebacker a year ago. Having talented sophomore William Campbell focus on playing defensive tackle, not moving him around from tackle to the offensive line, back to tackle and so forth. Just doing those three simple steps, along with returning all-American candidate Mike Martin (37 tackles, 6 for loss) at nose tackle, will find U.M. greatly improved against the run.
Martin's numbers don't stand out, but that he produced at all when hobbled by lower-body injuries while facing consistent double-teams speaks to his mental and physical fortitude. You can't avoid injuries, but perhaps Campbell can draw blockers away from Martin. That depends on Campbell's conditioning, which has been an issue. There isn't much proven depth behind the starting quartet, but there is plenty of highly-regarded talent. Quinton Washington will be key as Martin's backup, and look for sophomore Jibreel Black to be the first end off the bench. If the youngsters provide depth, we may see a night-and-day improvement.
Two starters are gone at linebacker, but I don't think Michigan is losing sleep over the holes on the outside. Kenny Demens (82 tackles) is back in the middle, and he was the defense's most consistent linebacker a year ago. So who joins him in the starting lineup? Cameron Gordon's bounced around quite a bit — offense, defense, safety, receiver — but is penciled in on the strong side. His lack of prototypical weight for that spot is a big troubling, raising concerns over his ability to take on blocks. But he has speed, which may offset his lack of size. If he recovers from last season's leg injury, sophomore Mike Jones will get the call on the weak side.
The big story in the secondary is the return of Troy Woolfolk, who missed all of last season with an ankle injury. With his injury went any chance of Michigan putting together a competent pass defense: the Wolverines ranked 112th nationally against the pass last fall, allowing quarterbacks to complete nearly 64 percent of their attempts. If he can make a full recovery, Woolfolk will step in as Michigan's top cornerback; even if he is 100 percent recovered, however, it should take Woolfolk some time to regain the form that made him Michigan's most vital defensive back in 2009.
With Woolfolk back in the fold, junior J.T. Floyd (66 tackles, 1 interception) and sophomore Courtney Avery (36 tackles) will fight it out to start on the opposite side. Floyd started a year ago while Avery earned valuable snaps as one of the first cornerbacks off the bench. The Wolverines also return another sophomore in Terry Talbott, a senior in Tony Anderson and a handful of true and redshirt freshmen. Is the cornerback position where U.M. needs it to be? Not really. But just having a healthy Woolfolk back in action should yield an improvement against the pass.
In a perfect world, junior safety Jordan Kovacs would make a few less tackles. Not to say that Kovacs (116 tackles, 2 interceptions) can't stick his nose in the mix — and then some — when needed; just that it would be better if he didn't have to stick his nose into the mix so often, with the onus falling on the front seven to stand taller against the run. But U.M. can feel comfortable in his ability to lend support when needed. As the last line of defense against the pass? The Wolverines could do better in this regard at free safety, but Kovacs, a former walk-on, is the choice for now. Sophomore safeties Thomas Gordon and Carvin Johnson are the favorites to join him in the starting lineup.
Position battle(s) to watch
Running back Borges wants to run downhill, which does lead one to think that the smaller backs, like Vincent Smith (601 yards), might not be a great fit for this offense. Smith will still have a role, as will Michael Shaw (402 yards, 9 touchdowns), but the future at the position lies in the Michigan backs of old: 6'0, 220 pounds, between the tackles, and no, I won't… say… it.. three yards and a cloud of dust. Sorry. Again, Shaw and Smith will play, especially Shaw; he was very good when healthy last fall, leading the team in scores and averaging 5.4 yards per carry. But if you're looking for a lead back — and Michigan's still looking — you should consider sophomore Stephen Hopkins, Michigan's best short-yardage option a year ago. A lack of big-play burst and some fumbling issues may hold Hopkins back, but if Borges and Hoke want to turn back the clock in the running game, Hopkins' size and strength give him an edge. He's one of a few bigger backs on the depth chart, joining junior Michael Cox, sophomore Fitzgerald Toussaint and incoming freshman Thomas Rawls, a local product. Here's the long and short of it: Michigan has spread-style backs and bigger backs, and look for the Wolverines to balance the two while locating an identity on the ground. Well, U.M. already has an identity: Borges just doesn't know if he has any backs who can get it done. If I had to guess, I'd say that Hopkins starts, with Shaw and Cox right on his heels; I think Smith will continue to do his thing, just in smaller doses; and Rawls, according to some, could push for major carries as he grows more familiar with the offense. If nothing else, it'll be nice to see Michigan running a more traditional ground attack.
Game(s) to watch
Notre Dame is going to be pretty good, so that's a big early test for Hoke and the Wolverines. There's also a game with his old Aztecs; I'd say a trip to San Diego would provide a better storyline, but I can't see U.M. ever playing at San Diego State. The Wolverines play only four road games all year and not one until the second Saturday of October. Nebraska comes to Ann Arbor, as does Ohio State.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Here we go. No more Rodriguez, Greg Robinson and company; Hoke, Borges, Mattison and company provide a spark, a new set of standards and a breath of fresh air for the Michigan program. It's fine to be excited. There are issues to address on both sides of the ball, but we are going to see a vastly improved on-field product from the Wolverines in 2011. Offensively: the transition from pro-style to spread is far more difficult than the move back. Most of the attention has been paid to Robinson's transition, but whether he'll produce shouldn't even be a question. If U.M. can find an answer at running back the offense should remain productive enough to lead the Wolverines back to bowl play on its own, as it did a year ago. Defensively: the slight personnel changes should yield immediate dividends. The reworked defensive line will be better against the run and in getting to the quarterback, which will have a domino-like effect for the defense at large. Will Michigan make a drastic leap in the national defensive rankings? The Wolverines won't turn in a top 25 effort, but I think the defense will move from abysmal to the middle of the pack. For now, the secondary will continue be the defense's Achilles heel. What about the schedule? U.M. gets eight games at home, including Notre Dame, Nebraska and Ohio State. You really couldn't ask for anything better than that in Hoke's first season. So, the bottom line: eight wins, if not nine, a far better product, impassioned play, hope for the future.
Dream season Michigan beats Notre Dame, Michigan State, Nebraska and yes, Ohio State, to finish the regular season 11-1 and atop the Legends division.
Nightmare season There's a step back offensively and the same story defensively. That spells trouble, not to mention 4-8.
In case you were wondering
Where do Michigan fans congregate? Michigan fans talk all Wolverine sports at UMGoBlue.com, The Wolverine and Go Blue Wolverine. The top site for Michigan coverage, of course, is MGoBlog, with Maize 'n Brew another great option. A new additions: Touch the Banner, UMGoBlue and MVictors. As always, if you feel there's another site warranting mention, let me know below.
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Missouri is next – this one was too easy
Michigan's defense last year was all-American compared to its kicking. Oh my god may I never see that abomination again. I have never seen a team kick field goals so poorly, and I swear that Michigan's cheerleaders could probably kick better than the duffers competing for the job last year.
I'd be happy with 8-4 for now and less turnovers per game. The kicking will be done by Matt Wille the incoming freshman. Things are gonna calm down this year and there be ALOT more optimism in the following years. The way Hoke is recruiting, UM will be back to being UM shortly.
You could probably compress the dream/nightmare spread: 9-3 and Hoke will have a sandwich named for him at Zingermans; 6-6 and the Rich Rod apologists — in retreat whilst Hoke spent the offseason not only out-recruiting Sparty in-state, but doing the same to "that school in Ohio" (as Hoke calls it) in Ohio — set the blogosphere on fire.
A humble request though: could someone explain how Michigan fits the clues offered at the end of yesterday's profile? For one, Hole never assisted at an FCS school. — but maybe I've read it incorrectly.
The word "boycott" was invented in Mayo, Ireland, county code MO. Tigers are next.
"Offensively: the transition from pro-style to spread is far more difficult than the move back."
Not sure that is true. Look at Texas and Florida (two schools with a lot of talent) last year and their attempts to go from the spread to a pro-style attack.
The B1G. Its hubris is only exceeded by its chutzpah.
Legends division. What a dumb name.
Missouri before Texas? Hmmmm….
Wow, okay. This'll be interesting.
"I don't think we're rebuilding. Period. I mean, we're Michigan."
Pride comes before the fall, Brady.
@Patrick: the fall's already happened, Dantonio was right about that. You should be worried about recruiting (which isn't going so well for you coming off a split of the Big Ten amazingly), and the play on the field. It is the rise from the ashes you should ponder, before trotting out that ridiculous quote.
3 years of improved football does not, in fact, equal 35 of excellence. Remember that.
Great tidbit on the time between wins over OSU — pretty much the timeline of my 8-year-old.
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- Go with a brand you trust and that's trusted by others. Weber and Char-Broil have been great choices for generations.
- Pick a budget. You don't need a lot of grill to grill a lot of food. Smaller grills are efficient and will heat better with fewer BTUs. Larger grills need more.
- Natural gas and propane gas are not interchangeable.
- If you go with propane, be sure to budget for the propane tank (and the propane) if it's not included.
- A natural gas grill is more involved to set up (you need to run a gas line to the grill), but cheaper in the long run (and no tank refills).
- But of course, propane gas grills can be moved, while natural gas grills can't.
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Since it's creation in 1966, Thalgo has become a worldwide-recognized brand. Thalgo treatments draw their richness and efficiency from the marine universe. Their scientific team has developed a unique know-how in harnessing the powerful riches of the sea for aesthetic use. The sea is the cradle of life on earth and constitutes an immense reservoir of substances that are only just beginning to be exploited scientifically. For instance, one alga contains a thousand times more iodine, one hundred times more calcium and ten times more magnesium and copper than a plant on the ground.
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Lorenzo Petrantoni explains his design inspirations: "The old and the new come together. Past and present, united in a unique project. This collection of five watches is the offspring of this perfect union. They were designed with decorations, characters and letters and symbols that date back to the 19th century. For me it has been a fascinating, surprising and original project. The idea was to give life to characters and objects from our past once more, while they are often forgotten in dusty bookshops, and to make them modern and aesthetically beautiful by using them for a young and stylish brand. Truly, there was nothing like a Swatch to welcome them into our times."
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With over 2,200 lawyers based across Europe, Asia, the Americas and the Middle East, Linklaters is a global powerhouse. The firm recently opened an office in Washington, DC, and now boasts three offices in the US, to complement its further 25 offices worldwide. The firm is especially renowned for its impressive capital markets practice and for the eighth consecutive year it receives the accolade of capital markets firm of the year. Overall the firm achieves 140 listings across 22 practice areas, representing 21 of the firm's offices.
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The firm has a "world-class" corporate tax practice with lawyers possessing strong analytical and deal-structuring abilities. The firm advises on all aspects of cross-border advisory and transactional tax matters, as well as tax disputes. Seventeen individuals from the firm stand out for their expertise, including five from the London office. Global head of tax Yash Rupal is considered a "major player". He specialises in structured finance transactions and the development of new financial products and structures. The "superb" Michael Hardwick is the "go-to-guy" for advice on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions and takeovers. Dominic Winter has been involved in many "high-profile" transactions, including most recently the nuclear electricity joint venture between Centrica and EDF. Mark Kingstone and Martin Lynchehan are also singled out for their expertise. In Frankfurt, Jens Blumenberg is an "absolutely first-class" tax consultant focusing on tax treaties, M&A, transfer pricing and EC tax law. His partner Florian Lechner is a "tax-oriented restructuring genius" while in Düsseldorf, Oliver Rosenberg is the "go-to guy" for cross-border tax structuring and planning. Munich-based Andreas Schaflitzl is a "must for inclusion in this chapter" according to peers.
In Brussels, Henk Vanhulle heads the office's tax practice and is "simply brilliant" at international tax planning, corporate finance, capital market transactions and M&A. Guido De Wit boasts a "deep understanding" of VAT, customs, registration duties and real estate taxation and Ivo Onkelinx is active on transactional matters as well as in litigation. New York-based Gordon Warnke is head of the firm's US tax practice and an "expert" at federal income taxation of domestic and international mergers, acquisitions, spin-offs and other divestitures. In DC, Joseph Pari is noted for his "thoughtful and considered" advice. Based in Paris, Édouard Chapellier is "highly recommended" for the tax structuring of complex cross-border transactions.
Linklaters' global capital markets team is widely acknowledged as "world leading" and covers debt and equity issues to derivatives and structured finance. Once again, the firm achieves more listings in the chapter than any other law firm in the research, with a total of 15 inclusions. The London office is a "hub of talent" fielding five lawyers to this section. Keith Thomson is "highly acclaimed" for his expertise in this field, particularly in debt, equity and equity-linked transactions in the euro markets. Carson Welsh heads the firm's debt and equity market group and is a "prominent figure" in the sector. The "excellent" Jim Rice specialises in structure finance and securitisation and receives praise for his "business nous".
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Chris Stewart led a balanced attack with two goals, and Chris Porter's first of the season on a rebound restored a two-goal cushion in the closing seconds of the second.Brent Burns scored his first in his season debut at forward and Dan Boyle had a late power-play goal for the Sharks, who have lost four in a row and have dropped 10 of 12 to the Blues.San Jose, which entered next-to-last in the NHL with 56 goals, has all of two regulation victories in 20 games.The Blues overcame a two-goal deficit in San Jose and clinched this one on Stewart's empty-netter with 1:16 to go, four seconds after goalie Antti Niemi was pulled.Burns returned from a leg injury that landed him on the injured list with his first point of the season in seven games.


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Color Splash Amber Nights Necklace
Material List
- Iris Rondelles, 6x8mm – Bronze (66)
- Glass Faceted Drops, 12x1mm – Champagne (24)
- Iris Shiny Faceted Rounds, 7mm – Bronze (2)
- Lined E-beads – Copper (1 Tube)
- 11/0 Seed Beads – Bronze (1 Tube) and Champagne (1 Tube)
- 49-strand Flexible Beading Wire, .018" – Satin Gold (43")
- Filigree Cones – Antique Copper (2)
- Crimp Tubes, #3 – Gold (2)
- Eye Pins, 2" – Copper (2)
- Jump Ring, 6mm – Copper
- Jump Ring, 8mm – Copper
- Lobster Clasp – Copper
- Crimping Pliers
- Wire Cutters
- Round Nose Pliers
- Chain Nose Pliers
Project Instructions
Step 1 Cut the flexible beading wire into the following lengths: 21", and 24".
Step 2 Holding both lengths of flexible beading wire as one, string one 7mm bronze iris shiny faceted round and a crimp tube.
Step 3 Pass the wires through the eye of one eye pin and back through the crimp tube. Crimp the tube and trim excess wires.
Step 4 Onto the 24" piece of beading wire, string three 11/0 bronze seed beads and one copper lined E-bead. Repeat six more times.
Step 5 String three 11/0 bronze seed beads, one 12x13mm champagne glass faceted drop, three 11/0 bronze seed beads and one copper lined E-bead. Repeat this Step 2 three more times.
Step 6 String three 11/0 bronze seed beads and one copper lined E-bead. Repeat six more times. Use a bead stopper to hold the beads on the flexible beading wire.
Step 7 Onto the 21" piece of flexible beading wire, string three champagne 11/0 seed beads.
Step 8 String one 6x8mm faceted rondelle and one champagne 11/0 seed bead. Repeat Step 6 five more times.
Step 9 String two champagne 11/0 seed beads and place this wire in the bead stopper as well.
Step 10 String three champagne 11/0 seed beads and place in the bead stopper with the two other wires.
Step 11 Remove the bead stopper and hold both wires as one. String a 7mm bronze iris shiny faceted round and a crimp tube.
Step 12 Pass the wire through the loop of the second eye pin and back through the crimp tube.
Step 13 Make sure the slack is taken up in both strands of wire and then crimp the tube.
Step 14 Slide an antique copper filigree cone over one of the eye pins so that the 7mm bronze iris shiny faceted round is nestled within the large end of the cone. Make a wrapped loop with the end of the eye pin that emerges from the tapered end of the cone.
Step 15 Repeat Step 14 on the other end of the necklace.
Step 16 Open the 6mm copper jump ring and slide onto it one of the wrapped loops and one lobster clasp. Close the jump ring.
Step 17 Open the 8mm copper jump ring and attach it to the other wrapped loop. Close the jump ring.


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6 Sports
- Allie homers again as Curve sweeps Senators
- 6 Sports Local Scoreboard
- Somerset powers past McCort for LHAC lead
- Guilfoyle's Burke beats Richland's Lushko in D6 tennis semis
- Carroll's Gomish signs with Lock Haven volleyball
- Pens lose 4-3 in OT at Columbus; Series tied 2-2
- Allie "Grand", Curve rally for 10-9 walk-off
- Chase for the Cup: Game 4 recaps
- Steelers Release Schedule for 2014 Season
- Curve, Sampson squash Sens, 7-0
- Chase for the Cup: Game 3 recaps
- Fleury, 3-goal flurry lead Pens past Jackets 4-3
- Garcia, Diaz pound Curve past Senators, 10-1
- Punxsy 5-run inning rallies past Hollidaysburg
- Nearly 50 local runners in Boston Marathon
- Gomez, Snider Ejected in 3-2 Brewers Win
- PSU Comeback Falls Short in 7-6 Illinois Loss
- Blue Jackets Blaze Back for 4-3 2 OT Win
- Steelers Heyward Throws First Pitch at 7-3 Curve Loss
- Braun Powers Brewers Passed Pirates 8-7
- Chase for the Cup: Game 2 recaps
- Chase for the Cup: Game 1 recaps
- Brewers outduel Pirates 5-3
- Curve Squeeze past Squirrels
- Pens prep for game two
- Red Flash duo prepare for NFL Draft
- 9 Pennsylvania colleges target of gender complaint
- Jennerstown Speedway set for May 10 re-opening
- Errors doom Curve in 2-1 loss to Richmond
- Shade, Claysburg impress in softball wins
- Pens Comeback to win 4-3 on 3rd Period Sutter Goal
- Lady Lions Move Into New Era
- Chase for the Cup: Round One preview and predictions
- Curve top Senators 5-2
- Pirates & Reds Suspended after 10 HR in 6 Innings
- Penguins Put Regular Season in Past, Ready for Columbus
- Lucas Selected 21st in WNBA Draft by Mercury
- Central Takes Curve Classic With 6-1 Win
- Curve Drop 3 out of 4 to Richmond
- Pirates Swept By Red Hot Brewers
- Pens Fall 3-2 to Ottawa in Regular Season Finale
- PSU Blue-White Coverage: Chiappialle emerges from Spring
- Former PSU Stars Enjoy "Family Reunion" at Spring Game
- Bishop McCort takes Gene Schultz Memorial Title
- 5 UPJ Greats Enter Schools' Hall of Fame
- RAW Video: 10-year old Brent Zierer breaks TD run at SFU Spring Game
- Red Flash Spring Game: Returning lettermen take charge at SFU
- Tomahawks lose 4-3, swept by Port Huron
- Kingham shines, Curve stunned by Squirrels
- Penn State Blue-White Preview: Players ready to show off new look
- Fees' complete game leads UPJ over IUP
- Curve squash Squirrels in Richmond, 6-1
- Valley blasts, Portage pitches way to WestPAC softball wins
- Furman CG gives Valley 2-0 win over Township
- Blue-White-Grey Game? PSU positions protected at Spring Game
- Tomahawks Confident Despite Trailing Series 0-2
- Centre Co. athletic director theft investigation deepens
- Letang returns as Pens top Wings in shootout
- Dodson disappoints; Curve comeback falls short
- McCort's monster inning blasts Carroll baseball
- Mazey talks with 6 Sports on WVU and returning home
- McCort hires Davitch as football head coach
- Portage walks off North Star, 4-3 in baseball
- PSU Pro Day: Nittany Lions react to NFL workout
- Mazey returns home as WVU falls to PSU
- Bombs Away: Garcia Walk-Off Highlights Curve Four Homers
- Mid-State Mustangs celebrate national hockey title
- Who's Next? Pirates pitching depth needed after Taillon injury
- Enter the Lions Den: PSU Spring Practice gets intense
- Pirates Prospect Taillon to undergo Tommy John surgery
- The North Sweeps the South in Trib-Dem All-Star Games
- Crosbyless Pens Top Avalanche in 3-2 Shootout
- Sanchez Comes Through Again in 2-1 Pirates Win
- Wild Blank Penguins 4-0
- Pirates Fall Short 6-1 to Cardinals
- Pitt's Render Replaces Donald
- Curve Drop Two in Doubleheader with Seawolves
- No. 1 Juniata volleyball loses to Stevenson 3-1
- Alvarez, Cole power Pirates past Cardinals
- Ex-NBA players spread message in Cambria All-Star Game
- Local basketball players make All-State teams
- Curve opener rained out
- Pitt's Voytik "inconsistent" at QB, says Chryst
- Depth continues to plague Penn State in Spring
- Area gymnasts excited for regional meet
- Pitt Spring Football: Voytik takes charge at QB
- Let's Get Physical: Tomahawks plan to bring intensity to playoffs
- Pitt Spring Football: Chemistry key for young Panthers
- Bellwood's Luensmann stars in baseball win over Williamsburg
- PIAA plan would limit athletics at charter schools
- Curve keep it loose for 2014 season
- Curve Media Day: Top prospects headline roster
- RAW: Curve pitcher Jhonathan Ramos sings and dances with team
- Bellefonte blasts P-O with 8-run inning
- Walker's blast gives Pirates Opening Day win over Cubs
- Bonds, Leyland reunite for Pirates award ceremony
- Pens Down Blackhawks 4-1, Toews Injures Upper Body
- PSU: Dieffenbach Suffers Knee Injury
- Stanford Too Much for Lady Lions
- Somerset Overtakes Bishop McCort in Extras
- PSU Lax Suffers Another Close loss, 9-7 to Nova
- Depth, Offensive Line concerns continue to plague Penn State football
- Penguins Clinch Playoff Spot with 2-1 Win
- Central PA Sweeps Altoona Mirror Classic
- PSU Beats Northwestern 7-3, Will Hold Thon Sluggers day
- UPJ Sweeps Clarion in Doubleheader
- Pens go down 3-2 to Kings in 3rd Straight Loss
- Late Runs Push McCort Passed Richland
- Taillon Seeks 2nd Opinion, Marte Signs Extension
- Seton Hill Sweeps IUP in Afternoon Doubleheader
- Cambria County Sports HOF to induct five
- Tomahawks near playoffs after losing scare
- Labor board rules college players can unionize
- Seniors lead Lady Lions into NCAA Sweet 16
- Pirates blast 22 runs, 29 hits in Spring Training win
- East stepping up for Lady Lions
- "Johnstown Jet" Larod rehabs, waits on NFL visits
- Welcome to "Coopers"ville: Penn State baseball back home
- PSU wrestlers return home to heroes welcome
- A 17-0 2nd Half Run Pushes PSU Past Wichita State
- Stephens-Howling Talks Sled Hockey & Free Agency
- Penguins & Tomahawks both Fall at Home
- Ruth & Taylor Cap Careers, PSU Wins 4th Straight
- Tomahawks Beat Soo in 4-3 Shootout
- Mt. Aloysius drop two to Gettysburg
- Ruth & Taylor Head to Finals for PSU
- Zanna & Young to "Battle" in Pitt vs. Florida Matchup
- UPJ Splits Doubleheader with Seton Hill
- Saar's 2OT Goal Gets PSU Passed Michigan
- Pitt Explodes for Record Win over Colorado
- Somerset Hockey Wins LMHL Championship
- PSU Leads after Day 1 of NCAA Championships
- 6 Sports "Experts" Make Bracket Picks
- Nittany Lions survive Hampton in CBI
- Carroll boys, BG girls lose in PIAA hoops semis
- Johnstown's "Hawk" signs $13.6M with Browns
- Pitt leaves for Orlando, NCAA Tournament
- Early-enrollee Thompkins impresses at PSU
- Lady Lions earn NCAA 3-seed, game with Wichita St.
- Franklin hits ground running at PSU Spring practice
- Carroll gets Lincoln Park rematch in PIAA semis
- SFU's Run Ends in NEC Title Game
- 9 Pitt to Play 8 Colorado in 12th Tourney in 13 Years
- Pitt Comes Up Short Vs Virginia
- Bishop Guilfoyle Girls Down Clarion, On to Semis
- UPJ's McKillop is D-II National Runner-Up
- PIAA Quarters: Bishop Carroll survives North Catholic in OT, 63-59
- Pitt beats No. 15 UNC 80-75 in ACC quarters
- UPJ puts two in NCAA wrestling semis
- Ohio State outpaces Penn State hockey, 4-2
- State champ Johnsonburg rebuilding title baseball team
- PIAA Class A: Guilfoyle girls survive; Berlin, Claysburg fall
- Pitt wins ACC tourney debut, 84-55 over Wake
- Penn State battles but falls to Minnesota 63-55
- SFU women beats Mount St. Mary's 68-63 for NEC finals berth
- Shade girls fall short in PIAA "A" 2nd round
- Hollidaysburg, Somerset win LMHL semifinal thrillers
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: PIAA State Basketball Schedule
- PIAA Second Round: Bishop Carroll streaks past Monessen; Ridgway falls to North Catholic
- PIAA Second Round Girls: Bellwood, Tussey, State High fall short
- Red Flash open spring practice under AM lights
- PSU-Altoona softball freshman pitches Perfect Game
- UPJ wrestlers ready to rock Cleveland at nationals
- Red Flash Outlast Pioneers in 2OT Classic
- PSU Wrestling Wins 4th Straight B1G Title
- 6 Sports On The Mat: PIAA Wrestling Championship Saturday
- PIAA Boys & Girls Basketball Playoffs
- PSU Leads After Day 1 of B1G Championships
- PIAA Boys Basketball Playoffs: A & AAA
- PIAA Girls Basketball Playoffs: AA & AAAA
- PSU Wrestling Seeks 4th Straight Conference Title
- 6 Sports On The Mat: PIAA Wrestling Championships - Day Two Results
- 6 Sports On The Mat: PIAA Wrestling Championships - Day One Results
- Red Flash beat Bryant for historic NEC win
- Portage record season led by secret sideline weapon
- Richland's Wingard stands tall in 3-1 win over Johnstown
- Pens make deadline move, acquire forward for draft picks
- Cobaugh resigns as Johnstown basketball coach
- Williams Drops SFU Record 47 in Win Over Wagner
- Local Dogsledders Mush through Mountains
- PSU Seeks 4th Consecutive B1G Title
- Inside PSU Football Winter Workouts
- Penn State's upset bid falls short against No. 14 Wisconsin
- Three UPJ Wrestlers Earn Regional Championships
- Back Court Brothers: Somerset's Heiple & Barnes Combine for 55 pts
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Richland (6-AA), Ridgway (9-A) win boys championships
- 6 Sports On The Mat: Southwest, Northwest Regional Champions
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Somerset, Huntingdon win historic District titles
- Seniors lead Lady Lions to 3rd straight Big Ten title
- Williams, Heyward shine in SFU upset of Robert Morris
- UPJ puts seven wrestlers in NCAA Regional Semis
- District 6 Swimming Championships: Day Two
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A championships decided at buzzer
- Southwest, Northwest Regional Wrestling Quarterfinals
- Third Time's A Charm: Punxsy finally wins 9-AAA boys crown
- Lady Lions seniors writing winning legacy
- District 6 Swimming Championships: Day One
- Penn State beats No. 22 Ohio State for historic sweep
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: State High, Altoona split 6-AAAA championships
- Homer-Center boys, Claysburg girls win 6-A third place
- UPJ hosting NCAA Regionals over weekend
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Ridgway, ECC win D9-A Semis
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Conemaugh Twp. wins thriller, Shade's Spinelli sets milestone
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA, 6-AAA Boys Semifinals Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA, 6-AAA girls semifinal highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Berlin, Tussey wins District 5 titles
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A Sets Friday Championships
- Girls District 6 AAA Basketball Playoffs
- District Basketball Playoffs: Week Two Schedules
- Losing in Pitt's Head
- (16)Nebraska Overwhelms (8)PSU Women 94-74
- Ruth and Taylor pins send seniors out in style
- Shade's Spinelli Approaches 1000 Points
- D-5 Wrestling Championships: Bedford's Easter makes history; Ridge wins title
- District 6-AAA Wrestling Championships
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Saturday District 5 & 6 Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Friday District 6-AA Quarterfinal Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Friday District 5 Semifinal Highlights
- Watt nets hat-trick on memorable Tomahawks night
- District 5 wrestling tournament underway
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A Quarterfinals Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 5 Girls - Berlin, North Star Advance
- PSU women's hockey team cheers USA, Canada to Gold
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA 1st Round Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 5-AA Boys Quarterfinals Highlights
- No. 15 UPJ wrestlers lose PSAC Championship to No. 8 Mercyhurst
- Liriano named Pirates Opening Day starter
- Franco staying as Altoona football coach
- Friends & Foes: Penn State, Michigan State goalies share lifelong bond
- SFU's Williams ties career high, Red Flash Beat CCSU
- Hoops Hysteria: D-6 Playoffs Boys & Girls Basketball
- McCutchen's Brand of Leadership
- Nittany Lions rally for Top Five dual victory
- PSU Women shine in Pink Zone game
- LHAC & WPAC Basketball Championships
- Huntingdon wins District 6-AA wrestling tournament
- St. Francis Women and UPJ Men Come Up Short
- District 9 Allegheny Mountain League basketball semifinals
- District 6-AA Wrestling Quarterfinals
- Tomahawks cool red hot Michigan, 5-0
- Guilfoyle girls' marathon day ends as LHAC section champs
- Red Flash nearly pull upset on NEC leader Robert Morris
- Tomahawks hosting Michigan in important weekend series
- Syracuse's Ennis stuns Pitt with 40-foot buzzer beater
- Frazier's shot leads PSU in historic Indiana win
- HS Hoops 2/12: State High Dominates Hollidaysburg, Penn Cambria upends Forest Hills, BEA shares Mountain title
- HS Hoops 2/11: Portage, BG Girls Get Big Wins
- VIDEO: Portage girls coach Lance Hudak gets intense on sidelines
- Local Minor Leaguers Urban, Roberts Chasing Major Dreams
- Bishop Carroll 20-0, beating BG; Berlin rallies past Portage
- Red Flash win streak halted by Terriers
- H.S. Basketball Conference Championship Preview
- PSU Wrestling Perfect Season Ends With 18-17 Minn Loss
- PSU Goes Cold, Fall to Illinois
- Battista beaming after PSU's first Big Ten win
- PSU women's hockey rallies, falls in overtime
- Skoff's goaltending fuels PSU's Michigan upset
- Penn State earns first Big Ten win with upset of Michigan
- Pitt Avoids OT Upset, Beats VT 62-57
- McCort dominates Guilfoyle & Conemaugh TWP Wins WestPAC North
- St. Francis Women Get 6th Straight
- 6 Sportscast: Friday, February 7
- HS Hoops Round-Up: Friday, February 7
- Penn State falls to No. 10 Michigan
- Richland's Shaffer, Flick Sign College Letters
- Westmont swimmers sweep Huntingdon
- Penguins Letang out indefinitely after suffering stroke
- Hawkeyes Upset Lady Lions
- HS Hoops 2/6: Carroll Stays Unbeaten, Johnstown Rallies Past Somerset
- Athletes from Chestnut Ridge, State College, Philipsburg, North Star sign collegiate letters
- Somerset hockey defeats Richland, 4-1
- 6 Sports Previews Sochi Olympics: Night One
- National Signing Day: Local athletes sign, talk college choices
- PSU wraps Signing Day with "Signature Event"
- Penn State football welcomes 2014 recruiting class
- Pitt stays local for 2014 recruiting class
- HS Hoops 2/4: WestPAC Title Game Picture Clears
- Revered Johnstown baseball figure Altimore passes away at 66
- St. Francis' Williams Writing Historic Legacy
- Unbeaten underclassmen lead Huntingdon wrestlers into Hershey
- 6Sports "Super 6" HS Basketball Rankings: Week 10 (February 10)
- Jerome Rifle Team Features Top Shooters
- PSU Men Win 3rd Straight, PITT Loses at Buzzer
- PSU Wrestling Stays Undefeated at Michigan
- Five area wrestling teams headed to State
- Huntingdon wins D6 Title, headed to Hershey
- Chestnut Ridge Wrestling Defeats Berlin for District 5 Title
- Bishop McCort & Blairsville Boys; Altoona Girls basketball Win Saturday
- Penn State hockey teams fall; Women's game raises $5000 for THON, Pink Zone
- Conemaugh Township, Tyrone Boys & Hollidaysburg Girls Grab Friday Night Wins
- Former PSU Players Suit up for Seattle in Super Bowl
- UPJ and PSU Wrestling Dominate Way to Lopsided Wins
- PSU Hockey Can't Keep up with OSU, Fall 5-1.
- 7 Springs Hosts Burton US Open Qualifiers
- McCort's Trexler Scores 36 in OT thriller over Richland
- HS Wrestling 1/30: District 5 & District 6 Postseason
- Lucas' 23 leads Lady Lions past Purdue 75-72
- Carroll's Martinazzi Hits 1,000, Lee Up Next
- Newbill's Heroics Lift Nittany Lions Over No. 24 Ohio State
- Fairman, IUP comeback to beat UPJ in OT
- HS Wrestling Recap 1/29: P-O tops State High
- Penn State hockey's Glen gives ultimate assist
- H.S. Wrestling District Duals Schedule
- PSU Coach Franklin to be Rep. Thompson's SOTU guest
- Red Flash "Golden Girls" Ready For Showtime
- Duke Drains 13 3's, Beats Pitt 80-65
- Penguins Take Care of Business 3-0 Over Buffalo
- Leech Propels Westmont to Tomahawk Cup Title
- PSU Lands 4 Star Receiver Commit
- Penguins Top Power Play Loses Charge
- Greg Page & Bob Landis Named Coaches of the Year at SAFCA Banquet
- Westmont & Johnstown to Play for Tomahawk Cup Final
- 13th ranked Lady Lions run past Minnesota
- Pitt Avoids Terp Trap, Improves to 6-1 in ACC
- Berlin claims their first Thomas tournament title
- Tomahawks Swept by Division Foe Michigan
- Elk County Catholic tops rival Johnsonburg in a thriller
- Portage, Westmont Girls Stay Atop Divisions
- Megaludis, #1 PSU wrestlers roll past #11 Illinois
- Elk County's Straub Celebrates 700th Win
- Meet Penn State's New Assistant Coaches
- Penn State men net first Big Ten win
- HS Hoops 1/24: Shanksville, Berlin net rivalry wins
- Huntingdon rolls Bellefonte, 48-15 in D-6 Dual
- Mounties send St. Francis to 15th loss
- Tomahawks Prepare For "Biggest" Weekend
- McCort, Tyrone Looking For Head Coaches
- Lucas, Edwards lead Lady Lions to Third Straight Win
- HS Hoops 1/22: BG, Tussey girls, Richland boys win
- Pitt, Zanna dominate Clemson 76-43
- Pens' Orpik Uneasy On Sochi Games
- Red Flash ladies run past Mount St. Mary's, 81-66
- Hollidaysburg swimmers remain unbeaten in Westmont sweep
- HS Hoops 1/20: Straub wins 700th, McCort rallies, Punxsy rolls
- Shot Putter Whiting uses PSU pulpit to prepare
- Penn State Wrestling dominates Northwestern
- Franklin Reportedly Adds PA Legend
- Captain Crosby: Sid will lead Team Canada
- Red Flash in the Pan
- Orange Leave Pitt Blue
- Red Raider Rumble
- Boys HS Hoops 1/17: Bishop Carroll, Johnsonburg, Altoona, and Johnstown notch wins
- Girls HS Hoops 1/17: Bellwood, BG meet while ECC tops Brookville
- PSU's Franklin Begins Recruiting "Sprint"
- Portage & Forest Hills Girls Get it Done
- PSU Women take down OSU
- Bedford & Conemaugh Twp Wrestling Wins
- Franklin Assistants Jumping Ship
- Maata Goal Gives Penguins Record Win
- PSU Players Talk Franklin's First Days
- Westmont nets 11 goals in PIHL win
- Portage boys defeat Conemaugh Valley 50-45
- Huntingdon tops Mt. Union In Major D6 Dual
- Lions still winless after 80-67 loss at Michigan
- HS Hoops 1/14: Homer shines; CT, Commission girls survive
- Report: Larry Johnson Leaving Penn State
- HS Hoops 1/13 - Overtime & Comebacks Showcase Highlights
- Saint Francis stunned 88-86 by Bryant buzzer-beater
- No. 1 Gophers top Lions at Pegula
- "Franklin's Funnies" press conference humor
- Pitt's Durand Johnson out for the season
- Penn State wrestling crushes Purdue
- Boilermakers too strong for Lady Lions
- Franklin a "man about town" during Sunday games
- Franklin introduced as Penn State Coach
- PSU football coach could be named Saturday
- Friday Hoops and Hockey
- Ridge's Buttry wrestles past expectations
- PSU Coaching Update: Conflicting reports on Vanderbilt's Franklin
- HS Wrestling Round-Up: Bellefonte routs BEA; Somerset pushes past Penn Cambria
- Conemaugh Twp. boys take WestPAC North control
- Penn State Plane Watch: No Coach Named Tonight
- HS Basketball 1/8: Thrilling finishes highlight Wednesday games
- Penn State men close, lose again to Minnesota
- No. 10 East Stroudsburg stays unbeaten at UPJ
- Bennett Back In Action At UPJ
- PSU: Next football coach to be in place within days
- Butler, Fitzgerald amongst PSU coach resignations
- Pitt pulls past Maryland 79-59
- Golden will stay at Miami
- Pens win wild one over Winnipeg
- Bedford's Thomas wrestles for 100th win
- Ridge dominates Berlin in top wrestling dual meet
- PSU Interim Larry Johnson eyes full-time job
- H.S. Hoops Round-Up: Friday, January 3
- No. 6 IUP escapes Mansfield with win
- O'Brien Introduced, Talks Penn State
- O'Brien leaves Penn State for Houston Texans
- Bill O'Brien: A Penn State Retrospective
- Taranto Steps Down At Northern Cambria
- Breneman speaks out on O'Brien's departure
- O'Brien leaving Lions to become Texans Head Coach
- WJAC-TV Top Local Sports Story of 2013 - #1 Clingan's Miracle Buzzer Beater
- Tomahawks Survive Michigan Rally, Wins 3-2 In Shootout
- Report: O'Brien to Texans "Imminent"
- WJAC-TV Top Local Sports Stories of 2013 #2 - Pirates Magical Playoff Run
- Steelers win; miss playoffs with Chargers OT victory
- Former Pitt star McCoy wins rushing title as Eagles clinch NFC East
- Neal notches hat trick in Pens win
- WJAC-TV Top Local Sports Stories of 2013 #3
- REPORT: O'Brien and Texans working towards deal
- Saturday Hoops: Windber wins Rotary tourney for first time in 11 years
- WJAC-TV Top Local Sports Stories of 2013 #4
- WJAC-TV Top Local Sports Stories of 2013 #5
- Friday HS Hoops: Richland, Central boys win; Guilfoyle, Tussey girls win, United's Bloom reaches 1,000
- Neal sends Pens past Canes in OT
- Penguins Dupuis to have ACL surgery; May miss rest of season
- REPORT: O'Brien agrees to interview with Houston Texans
- Conner leads Pitt to victory in Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl
- HS Hoops Highlights: Monday, December 23 (Festivus)
- Steelers stay alive with win over Packers
- McCoy leads Eagles in rout of Chicago
- Johnson's impressive debut powers Penn State win
- Lady Lions return as champions
- NATIONAL CHAMPS: PSU volleyball ties record 6th title
- #1 Penn State wrestlers dominate #3 Iowa
- Chestnut Ridge powers past Bedford in wrestling rivalry
- Barbin leads McCort ladies past Punxsy
- High School Hoops Round-Up: Friday, December 20
- Westmont hockey coach McQuillan earns 500th win
- Northern Cambria coach Hogan inducted into Hall of Fame
- Steelers Taylor Debuts Christmas Cowboy Hat
- Penn State dominates Washington in Volleyball Final Four
- Smith Tricks In Johnstown Hockey Win
- HS Hoops Thursday: Shanksville boys, Westmont girls win
- Somerset tops Forest Hills in thrilling wrestling meet
- VOTE For WJAC-TV Local Sports Stories of the Year
- Berlin pins past Meyersdale 53-14
- Richland, Carroll, C. Cambria Impressive In LHAC Hoops Wins
- Snyder Resigns As Bishop Carroll Coach
- Simon Says: Welcome Back To Johnstown
- UPJ Hoops splits doubleheader with Shippensburg
- Red Flash Rally Short vs. Duquesne
- Donald, Robinson, Urschel Named All-Americans
- Conemaugh Twp. tops Windber, Tomlinson sets record
- Steelers hot start against Bengals keeps slim playoff hopes alive
- #1 Penn State wrestling takes down Buckeyes
- Malkin injured, suspension coming for Engelland
- Lions blow 20-point lead to lose Return to Rec in OT
- Pitt racks up 91-73 win over YSU
- Huntingdon, Berlin wrestling finish 1-2 at Sheetz Classic
- Friday HS Hoops: Bishop Carroll and McCort spilt, Berlin and Blairsville boys win
- Fleury saves Pens' in 3-2 win
- Pitt's Donald sweeps defensive awards
- Penn Cambria outduels Rangers, Heights tops Richland
- Westmont Hockey heads to Canada
- Pirates visit Johnstown for Project Bundle Up
- Pirates' Watson, Sanchez, talk about Morton's extension
- Richland Boys, Hollidaysburg Girls net hoops wins
- HS Wrestling Round-Up: Bedford rallies past North Star; Somerset dominates Red Devils
- North Star football coach Schmitt retires
- HS Hoops Tuesday: Altoona downs rival Hollidaysburg; North Star girls sneak past CT
- Cameron County Senior Makes Miracle Buzzer-Beater
- Monday HS Basketball Round-Up: December 9
- Pitt's Donald Wins Nagurski
- #1 Penn State beats #23 Pitt In Record-Setting Dual Meet
- Pitt to play Bowling Green in Little Caesar's Bowl
- Late goal lifts Bruins past Pens; Orpik leaves on stretcher
- Saturday High School Hoops
- UPJ splits with Slippery Rock
- Carroll Boys, Forest Hills Girls Open Seasons Winners
- Wisconsin Rolls PSU Hockey In 7-1 Win
- Pitt Hoops 9-0 After Loyola Marymount Win
Richland Boys, Hollidaysburg Girls net hoops wins
Updated: Thursday, December 12 2013, 11:58 PM EST
Boys Basketball
Richland defeats Central Cambria 63-44.
Girls Basketball
Hollidaysburg defeats Altoona 55-48. Courtney Storm had 31 points for Hollidaysburg.
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