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No. 108: Eastern Michigan
By Paul Myerberg // May 14, 2011
The losses continued to mount: 10 of them. And the losses were again routinely ugly: most by significant margins, including some so large they force you to double-check with another source to test their veracity. And the defense was even worse than it was a year ago: 527 points allowed, the second-highest total in school history. And the offense remained in neutral: 228 points scored, a touch more than in 2009 but still a total ranked among the bottom 13 teams in the country. And the program is still mired in less than neutral, though not quite reverse: E.M.U. can only go forward, making it hard to go in reverse. But who cares? Two wins! Strike up the band!
MAC, West
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Returning starters
14 (7 offense, 7 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 119
2010 record
(2-10, 2-6)
Last year's
No. 112
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
- Sept. 10
Alabama St.
- Sept. 17
at Michigan
- Sept. 24
at Penn St.
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
at Toledo
- Oct. 15
at C. Michigan
- Oct. 22
W. Michigan
- Nov. 5
Ball St.
- Nov. 12
- Nov. 19
at Kent St.
- Nov. 25
at N.I.U.
Last year's prediction
No one said it would be easy. And no one expects any miracles from English and the Eagles, even if many would be disappointed if E.M.U. does not at least put forth a more competitive effort against MAC competition. If we remove the specter of the 0-12 start from above English's head, it may be somewhat liberating to enter a season without major expectations, when all is asked of you is to show progress, any semblance of progress. Having said that, I don't expect to see too much improvement when it comes to wins and losses. Not to say the Eagles are going 0-12 again; I'd be more shocked by an 0-12 finish than a 6-6 finish. But Eastern Michigan still lacks the horses, and even if English can get this team to exceed its potential I doubt the Eagles are better than a four-win team. I do think this team can win two games, however, and even challenge for three or four with some luck.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Bad. Terrible, even. Just not as terrible as 2009, when the Eagles finished winless in Ron English's debut season. In comparison, two wins is cause for celebration. And celebrate the Eagles did, and deservedly so. An October win snapped a long, long losing streak, one that dated back prior to English's arrival – all the way back to the final game of 2008. Eighteen losses followed, though some could have gone Eastern Michigan's way. Those losing days are somewhat behind the Eagles, who got the monkey of their backs with those two wins, but there remains an enormous amount of work to be done. Beginning with the defense, which has been abysmal. The offense racked up the yards – the ninth-most in program history – but failed to score points, which was often frustrating. Happiness was a first win for English and Eastern Michigan, but let's not quite forget that the Eagles were still pretty bad in 2010.
High point So the two wins came against some pretty inferior competition. Eastern Michigan didn't care who it beat on Oct. 16, when the Eagles sneaked past Ball State in overtime, 41-38, to snap that long losing streak. The celebration that ensued was one of the best moments of the entire college football season – it's a pity few people paid attention.
Low point Among the uglier losses: by 38 points to Central Michigan, 53 to Ohio State, 46 to Vanderbilt, 35 to Toledo and, in the season finale, by 68 points to Northern Illinois. Again, when Eastern Michigan was bad, it was really, really bad. Again.
Tidbit Yes, Eastern Michigan's periodic slaughters at the hands of Michigan has a title: locals call it the Battle of Washtenaw County, in honor of the region where both universities reside, though I'm of mind to rename the one-sided series the Massacre of Washtenaw County, seeing that the Wolverines hold a 9-0 edge over the Eagles. I'm very clever, you see. Citing Washtenaw as the battleground for these two schools makes sense, however, seeing that Ann Arbor is the county's current seat and Ypsilanti the present site of its first settlement in 1809.
Tidbit (anniversary edition) This fall marks Eastern Michigan's 120th year of football existence: the program was founded in 1891 and has fielded a team in every year since minus one, when World War II caused a cancellation of the 1944 season. The Eagles are the second-oldest program in the MAC, along with Akron, trailing only Miami (Ohio), which was established in 1888.
Former players in the N.F.L.
4 QB Charlie Batch (Pittsburgh), DT Jason Jones (Tennessee), OG T.J. Lang (Green Bay), WR Kevin Walter (Houston).
Arbitrary top five list
Athletic members of the Fraternal Organization of Eagles
1. Arnold Palmer.
2. Gordie Howe.
3. Stan Musial.
4. Warren Spahn.
5. Red Schoendienst.
Ron English (California '90), 0222 after two seasons with the Eagles. The jury is not out – not by a long shot – but it's never good to go winless in your first season nor win a total of two games over two years. Of course, it's not as if English inherited a juggernaut; rather, he inherited one of the worst program in college football. Even after two years, English has an enormous amount of work ahead of him to merely bring this program to respectability, let alone to bowl play or into the conference championship conversation. On paper, he seems like a good fit for Eastern Michigan. English is most well-known for his five-year stint under Lloyd Carr at Michigan, first as the secondary coach (2003-5) before being promoted to defensive coordinator (2006-7). His two seasons as coordinator saw the Wolverines rank among the best in the F.B.S. at stopping the run, but he drew criticism for his unit's struggles against the less-prototypical offenses, such as the spread. Fired as coordinator after the university hired Rich Rodriguez to replace Carr, English interviewed for the head coach spot at Louisville – a position that went to Tulsa's Steve Kragthorpe – before eventually accepting the defensive coordinator position under Kragthorpe with the Cardinals. His other college coaching experience includes two separate stints at Arizona State (1994-95, 1998-2002) and two seasons at San Diego State (1996-97). This extensive defensive background, combined with his familiarity with the state, made English the obvious choice to take over the E.M.U. program. It's been a poor start, but we expected nothing less.
Players to watch
Like the team as a whole, Alex Gillett was better in 2010. He still wasn't great, and still not good enough to rank among the top of the MAC, but better. As a passer, Gillette still has a ways to go; as a runner, he's already dangerous. Gillett led the Eagles in rushing last fall with 766 yards, topping the 100-yard mark three times with a season-best of 189 yards in the win over Ball State. To become a more complete quarterback – and to make this offense more complete – Gillett needs to become a better passer, and there are signs that he's moving in that direction. Tell you what: if he makes a similar improvement from 2010 to 2011 than he made from 2009 to 2010, Gillett might end up being an all-conference quarterback. That's if he continues to cut down on his interceptions and continues to become more accurate – hitting on 60 percent of his attempts, for example. The Eagles might also have found a nice backup in redshirt freshman Tyler Benz, who looks like a more prototypical passing quarterback.
Here's guessing that Gillett's favorite option in the passing game will be tight end Garrett Hoskins, who might not be a blocker but will be a weapon on the intermediate level. Gillett looked short often last fall, which is why departed starting tight end Ben Thayer led the team with 30 receptions. Hoskins has the athleticism to put up even better numbers. All he did as a sophomore was make 8 grabs for 217 yards, an average of 27.1 yards per grab, with a long of 73 yards. The top receiver is junior Kinsman Thomas, who made the most of his limited touches: only 26 receptions, but he parlayed those catches into a team-leading 473 yards – 18.2 yards per catch – and four scores.
Gillett might be forced to carry a heavier load on the ground without Dwayne Priest, who finished second on the team in yards (716) and led the way in touchdowns (8). Priest was steady, but what does sophomore Javonti Green bring to the table in his place? A test of the big play, as evidenced by his team-leading 5.5 yards per carry as a rookie. Green rushed for 277 yards over 9 games, averaging about six carries a game, so he might burst onto the scene if given more touches. As of now, however, he's sharing time – if not riding behind – junior Dominique Sherrer, who rushed for47 yards in limited duty in 2010.
Say one thing about the offensive line: it's bigger. The group is just heftier, which plays into what E.M.U. wants to do in the running game – grind out yards and wear teams down, keeping the defense off the field. The Eagles will call on junior Andrew Sorgatz, last year's starting left guard, to move inside to center, where he'll replace Eric Davis. More moves up front, at least as of today: left tackle Bridger Buche moves to right guard, Korey Neal from right to left tackle and Corey Watman, a seven-game starter at guard, to center as Sorgatz's backup. That's a mouthful. And that means two redshirt freshmen, Josh Woods and Campbell Allison, will start at left guard and right tackle, respectively.
Let's be honest: the defense won't be good in 2011. Even if it the defense knocks off a touchdown per game off its scoring average, for example – and that's a huge decline – the Eagles would still finish 111th in scoring, if last season's national results held. So there's room for improvement but only so far forward this group can go, year three under English or otherwise.
So it's all about limiting the bloodshed, which starts by getting after it against the run. There are issues at linebacker – more on that below – so the line must step up. Not holding my breath that this will happen. There is some returning experience, however. Brandon Slater and Kaloni Kashama return at tackle, and Jaber Westerman can provide some depth. So can senior Jasper Grimes, who got his first taste of meaningful action in 2010. Westerman can double at end, further increasing his value, though he's taken a back seat to junior Devon Davis (14 tackles in 2010). Davis, if the current lineup stands, will team with junior Andy Mulumba at end. I mentioned stopping the run, but this group was equally poor at getting to the quarterback last fall. The Eagles need improvement in both categories, and I'm not altogether confident we'll see that this fall.
Two starters must be replaced off a secondary that – believe it or not – was just bad defending the pass as the front seven was stopping the run. The ugliest number? The Eagles allowed 32 passing touchdowns and made only a pair of interceptions. Abysmal. Perhaps a slight changing of the guard will help matters. Ryan Dowand left his free safety spot as the team's active leader with nine interceptions; the Eagles have two options, seniors Latarrius Thomas and Willie Williams, to step into the starting lineup. Williams was a bigger piece of the puzzle last fall, but Thomas played with the first-team defense for much of the spring. Martavius Caldwell (45 tackles, 4 for loss) is back at strong safety and Marcell Rose (one of those two interceptions) is back at cornerback, with sophomore Marlon Pollard currently ahead of Ja' Ron Gillespie in the race to replace Arrington Hicks opposite Rose.
Don't expect any miracles on defense. Don't expect anything more than just a slight improvement, which doesn't bode well for Eastern Michigan's chances overall. But you can't overestimate the importance of another year in this defensive system.
Position battle(s) to watch
Linebacker Eastern Michigan lost leading tacklers Neal Howey and Tim Fort, who finished one-two on the team in stops – in Fort's case, despite missing the four games on the year. That leaves senior Marcus English (37 tackles) as the lone holdover, increasing the importance of him remaining healthy and on the field. English could also start on the strong side, as he has on occasion in the past, but putting junior Matt Boyd in that spot would allow E.M.U. to get their two best, most experienced linebackers on the field at the same time. There is no real answer on the weak side. Nate Paopoa? He has the name of a linebacker, but Paopao, a senior, hasn't played much at all in each of the last two seasons. Another option is junior Justin Cudworth, but he's even less experienced. This lack of depth is an issue across the board, in fact, though slightly less so in the middle: Colin Weingrad earned some snaps last fall, and should be the starter next season. Why not give Weingrad a shot at outside linebacker?
Game(s) to watch
I see two clear wins to start the year, followed by two clear losses. But the potential is there for a nice start, with two F.C.S. teams to start the year and Akron opening up MAC play. I also see a winnable November, so there's plenty to like about the schedule overall.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Hey, the Eagles are getting better. Not by leaps and bounds, mind you, but a little better each day – not much better each day, just a little better. And that's music to our ears: Eastern Michigan has been bad for far too long, an inexcusable length of awfulness, really, that defies any attempts at explanation. All that matters now is that this team looks not terrible – not great, not very good, not even just plain old good, but not terrible – and thanks to an easier schedule should have no problem exceeding last season's win total. I even think E.M.U. can get to four wins, which would represent another step forward for the program. Forget that two of those wins, if four is the final total, will come against a pair of F.C.S. opponents. About the schedule: it's far from imposing, the two Big Ten teams notwithstanding. Well, it's not imposing on paper; it's still very hard to project just how good – or how bad, depending on your viewpoint – the Eagles will be in 2011. Is it ridiculous to get behind a team that has won two games in two years? Yeah, probably. The schedule still looks smooth, however, and the offense has the pieces to make a nice improvement over the last two seasons. The defense remains the biggest issue, and will keep this team from doing anything more than just make a game or two improvement in the win column, but I do see signs of life in Ypsilanti.
Dream season For the first time since 1995, Eastern Michigan wins six games in a season.
Nightmare season If a lack of any improvement would be disheartening, a return to 0-12 — though very hard to believe — would be an absolute nightmare.
In case you were wondering
Where do Eastern Michigan fans congregate? Not a lot to share here. Do check out the Eagles Nest, and the message boards at MLive.com and ScoutEasternMichigan.com.
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No issues with the rankings until the past two days.
Western Kentucky has a running game, much more highly regarded recruiting class, and they were within a touchdown of winning 4 more conference games last year. I also think they have a solid coach. They ended the season against a conference power and were tied headed into the fourth quarter.
EMU has an offensive line in disarray, questionable coaching and they ended their season against a conference power and were blown out 71-3. They did have the foresight to schedule Howard and Alabama St.
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- Unfortunately we are unable to ship the LifeStraw outside of Canada and the United States at this time. However, they are very lightweight and if you are interested in purchasing one, it should not be too difficult to ship them to Rwanda.
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By 4/20/14on
I watched the video on lnternet and like what I saw . Definetly put in my pack soon.
Great Product and Great Price!
By 4/10/14on
This filter is a must have. Works great and I have used mine several times during our annual survival camping trip. I have only bought three items I would say are 100% five star all the way. One being this filter, Two being my Survival Seed Bank, Third would be my SOG machete!
One of the best products used and owned
By 3/12/14on
Great product small and light great for camping and hiking with the family we all have one and go out hiking and don't have to carry so much water and that is great cause water is the heaviest thing a hiker has to carry and one of the most important
By 11/29/13on
Wish everyone I know would order this item; not just for themselves but for others as you so generously state.
Wish I had a supply on hand to sell during this holiday season> this item is a life saver< and people need to consider this before purchasing that tie for Dad.
This item could be the last line of defense for good water when times get awful.
I would like to buy it
By 11/21/13on
I just see LifeStraw coincidentally from local online store. The first impression, LifeStraw is a must have tool for my hiking activity. Read all the review in this site, I feel it's an imperative to buy this one.
Reliable device in times of great need
By 11/12/13on
I have used the LifeStraw in my camping trips and bought several boxes to give away to those affected by Super Typhoons in Asia. This device is easy to carry, very durable, has no shelf life and provides users with clean, drinking water anytime they need it, no matter the situation. I love this product!
Is there a way you can subsidize the cost so I can buy in bulk to give away to Haiyan survivors in the Philippines? They have no access to clean water now as the devastation on the land was total. I hope we can help them.
Gamechanger lifesaving product - care to ship a whole bunch to Tacloban, Philippines (decimated after Category 6 SuperTyphoon Haiyan)?
By 11/11/13on
I would be happy to help coordinate.
I am a Filipino-American public health physician in San Francisco. I had heard about your brilliant product from the 'Fixes' column in the NYT. You richly deserve all the recognition!
The Philippines' lead climate negotiator in Warsaw today announced that he will fast, starting today, in solidarity with the thousands of people from Tacloban who are unable to find food and water.
Let's bring LifeStraw to where it's needed and actualize why you made this product in the first place. Let's actually make it count.
Thank you.
Hannah de los Santos, MD
Cell 510-432-5296
San Mateo Medical Center/SAn Mateo Health System Family Health Services
Editor's Note: Thank you for your suggestion and your offer to help. We are working with Rotary International to provide safe drinking water to survivors, and a coordinator for LifeStraw is already on the ground in the Philippines. We are also providing one-to-one matching donations of LifeStraws independently.
I love this product
By 11/2/13on
I got this product for my daughter for her trip to afganastian and she says it's a life saver thanks lifestraw
Bought for missionary friend
By 10/13/13on
I bought one for me and one for a missionary friend in Uganda. The villagers walk 4 miles a day for water from Lake Victoria. Until a well is dug for them some day, it will be a useful tool. Planning on buying several more for them as I can afford it;
By 6/5/13on
I think you should have a giveaway on Facebook. People should know about this~~
By 6/1/13on
Why not give a million to those poor kids in Africa who drink dirty water without a choice??? We in England have never got far to go for a clean drink ffs!!!!!!!
By 4/25/13on
Picked up one several months ago from local gun shop (Kelowna, BC). Always with me on the quad or in the boat. Have recommended to friends. Get two, they are not expensive (less than $20.00).
By 4/14/13on
I love it
Ship it to the rest of the world!!
By 12/30/12on
Why is it only shipped to the US? most of the people who could use these aren't actually living in the US..u should expand your company or ship these to the rest of the world!!
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
By 12/19/12on
I would tell people 2 buy it
Best feature is size
By 11/19/12on
I really like this filter. Easy to use--whether from a puddle or a cup. My only, and it's picky, complaint is that there is no way to filter water for cooking. I suppose you could suck and spit, but...
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Likely
Fantastic idea...just having a current problem in getting any.
By 11/6/12on All my reviews (1)
Go on different adventures for charities and personally think this would be a great product to be able to donate to those in much need,just back from Cambodia and wish i had a supply of these to hand out as we do charity nights to help out in such cases...hope to be able to have a charity night so we can purchase many lifestraws for when we head on our next adventure.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Very Good
By 10/30/12on
It works great. When my 5 year old son used it accidently in the toilet water, he said it tasted just like normal water! 5/5
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
From mom
By 10/30/12on
my son uses this!
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
By 7/13/12on
My daughter dropped her LifeStrraw from the trail and it tumbled down the rocky hillside about 60 '. I was sure it was broken, but it survived with only scratches. What a tough little filter! Thought you'd want to know.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
By 4/20/12on
it was great
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Not sure
Recommend it!
By 3/6/12on All my reviews (2)
I got this from an Elk's fundraiser that Eartheasy donated the LifeStraws to, and looked it up for more information. I've had a chance to use it a few times and am quite impressed! I can't believe how much water it's rated to filter, compared to other water filters on the market. I'm going to use it for hunting this fall, and expect to be able to travel lighter. I wish it came in camo color though, but it's not a big deal.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Happy with it
By 2/27/12on All my reviews (2)
No complaints! Fits in my pocket, I drank from some mud puddles and still feel fine! Joking aside, I'm really concerned about preparedness, and this product is ESSENTIAL in my mind. What good is stored food, guns, and survival stfuff if you don't have reliable water?
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Follow-up review
By 2/23/12on All my reviews (4)
Just wanted to leave feedback because I've been using the LifeStraw for a while. When you first use it, it'll take a few strong sucks to get the water flowing. Then once the filter membrane is damp, it's easy to sip through. If the filter dries out again, perhaps over a few days of not using it, it takes another few strong sucks to get the water going.
On a hiking trip it was easy to use for every day. Just be sure to blow back into it if the flow stops or when you're finished sipping, that clears the dirty particles out of the pores of the filter.
When I got home, I rinsed it out and let it dry for a day or so before capping the ends and putting it back in my camping gear.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Really recommend it
By 12/13/11on All my reviews (4)
To me, this is the best inexpensive filter on the market. It filters many more gallons than the nearest competitor, and it filters down to a much finer micron size.
It's also made by a company with an incredibly reliable track record. I like the fact that my purchase of this helps support aid work overseas too.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
If you like the outdoors you shouldn't be without it.
By 10/3/11on All my reviews (1)
You can read my review on the LifeStraw by going to the link below:
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
excellent product, worth the wait
By 9/29/11on
Our business provides items for emergency stay bags, and we have been following the Life Straw development for some time, and waiting for it to be available to US markets.The samples we received live up to expectations - this is just what we are looking for.
We are surprised that the distribution is narrow for this product, and only available from a couple suppliers at retail. I am emailing your office to inquire about quantity distribution and pricing, thank you.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Highly recommend. Everyone should have one
By 9/28/11on All my reviews (1)
Got my shipment of LifeStraws from Eartheasy (thanks it was quick shipping!). Tried one out right away, and the murkey water tasted just fine. The others go in my survival kits.
The comment about not filtering out viruses - well that might be an issue in Africa, but water-borne viruses in America are rare. If you want viruses gone, you have to treat the water with chemicals, which you then drink.
Compared to filters in general, this is one of the very best, at 0.2 microns! I did my research!
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes
Great product but not best on the market
By 9/27/11on All my reviews (1)
This little straw is quite the little filter. It is great for hiking because is is so light.
But beware, it will not filter anything below .2 microns, which includes viruses.
It is false that is will purify the most contaminated water. It will take most things out of the water but not everything.
The first gen lifestraw had iodine beads which killed any viruses, but this was discontinued and the second gen lifestraw does not have it.
The lifestraw family on the other hand will filter out viruses because it filters down to 20 nano meters.
Great filter, just do your research.
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Likely
Great little filter
By 9/26/11on
Just got my new LifeStraw a couple days ago and took it out for a test drive yesterday. I found a pretty muddy, stagnant pool that's near my house, got down on my belly and drank right from it with the straw!
I thought it would taste bad but it was alright. It took a few strong sucks through the lifestraw to actually get the water to flow through, but once the water was flowing it was really easy to drink from.
I'm a believer!
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Definitely yes


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No. 96: Wake Forest
By Paul Myerberg // May 25, 2011
The good news is that I rarely know what I'm talking about, and I really seem to not know what I'm talking about what it comes to Wake Forest. I'm usually a year off: I predicted the Demon Deacons to scuffle in 2008, when they surprised most — again — with an 8-5 finish; I thought the team would do well in 2009, when they disappointed in finishing below .500 despite having several talented players; and I thought Wake would do well last fall despite its youth, when it slid all the way down to 3-9, the program's worst finish yet under Jim Grobe. Wrong so many times. I just want to make sure that's clear before I attempt to predict Wake Forest's 2011 season: I'll probably be well off once again.
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Returning starters
16 (7 offense, 9 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 71
2010 record
(3-9, 1-7)
Last year's
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2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
at Syracuse
- Sept. 10
N.C. St.
- Sept. 17
Gardner Webb
- Oct. 1
at Boston College
- Oct. 8
Florida St.
- Oct. 15
Virginia Tech
- Oct. 22
at Duke
- Oct. 29
at U.N.C.
- Nov. 5
Notre Dame
- Nov. 12
at Clemson
- Nov. 19
- Nov. 26
Last year's prediction
Wake Forest is always capable of exceeding expectations. In fact, it is surprising to see these Grobe-led Demon Deacons not surpass their projected finish, as the program has shown a number of times over the last half-decade. Having said that, I feel this is the right spot for this team, which must address a few issues before being considered a viable A.C.C. contender. Here's the good news: Grobe always — well, nearly always — delivers. He's perhaps the best coach in the country at making something out of nothing; this team is far from nothing, for lack of a better word, yet Grobe will have his hands full. I'm giving the Demon Deacons some credit — most are predicting less, I've noticed. I think this a borderline bowl team — perhaps six wins, though it won't be pretty.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Three wins sandwiched nine losses: two to start the year, one to end it, misery in between. It seemed like Wake's morale was sapped after two narrow losses to open October, which followed back-to-back losses against two of the nation's best — Stanford and Florida State — by the combined score of 99-24. The two close setbacks, at home to Georgia Tech and Navy, came by a combined five points. From there, it was an ugly combination of an ineffective offense and a porous defense — that's a combination for misery, as we saw in lopsided defeats to Virginia Tech, Maryland, N.C. State and Clemson. You had to take these results with a grain of salt, however, as few teams in the nation were forced to put youngsters into key roles quite like Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons will be more experienced in 2011, but youth will still rule the day: of the 57 returning lettermen, only 13 are seniors.
High point One win over F.C.S. competition, two wins over F.B.S. foes who combined for five wins. So it wasn't the most impressive season. Still, a high-scoring win over Duke on the second Saturday of September left Wake 2-0 and with none of the offensive question marks that would define most of the remainder of the season.
Low point Hold on for cleverness: It's fitting that a typo in the Wake Forest media supplement has the letter K, not an L, alongside a 38-3 loss to N.C. State, as the game was a clear knockout for the Wolfpack. Get it? It's not clever, I know. You can really pick any loss, minus those to Georgia Tech and Navy. Stanford was hideous, and has the added bonus of being nationally televised. Clemson couldn't to seem to score points on anyone but the Deacons. Maryland did whatever it wanted in a 62-14 win.
Tidbit Wake Forest set home scoring records in back-to-back weeks to open 2010. First, the Demon Deacons scored 53 points against overmanned Presbyterian on Sept. 2 to set a new BB&T Field record; the stadium was built in 1968. A week later, Wake outscored Duke, 54-48, in the second-highest scoring game in A.C.C. history. The following Sunday, Wake gave up 68 points at Stanford, a program-most since allowing 72 points against Florida State in 1995.
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15 LB Stanley Arnoux (New Orleans), OT Tyson Clabo (Atlanta), TE Desmond Clark (Chicago), LB Aaron Curry (Seattle), OG Chris DeGeare (Seattle), CB Brandon Ghee (Cincinnati), CB Eric King (Detroit), FB Ovie Mughelli (Atlanta), LB Calvin Pace (New York Jets), DT Fred Robbins (St. Louis), CB Alphonso Smith (Detroit), LB Jyles Tucker (San Diego), OT Steve Vallos (Cleveland), S Chip Vaughn (Indianapolis), LS Joe Zelenka (Atlanta).
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Jim Grobe (Virginia '75), 62-60 over 10 seasons. He is the first Wake Forest coach in more than 50 years to have a career mark over .500, joining Peahead Walker, who went 77-55-6 from 1937-50. Prior to taking the job, Grobe spent six years at Ohio University, compiling a 33-33-1 record from 1995-2000. While that record might not knock your socks off, consider this: in the six years prior to his arrival, the Bobcats won a total of nine games. After going 2-8-1 in 1995, Grobe never again slipped below five wins, including an 8-3 finish in 1997 and a 7-4 mark in his final season. His job with the Demon Deacons has been equally commendable, if not more so. Wake has finished over .500 five times, including a memorable run to the A.C.C. title in 2006 and a combined 28 victories from 2006-8. The 2006 squad, picked to finish last in the conference in the preseason media poll, made an F.B.S.-best seven-game improvement over its 4-7 season in 2005. The 11-3 finish marked the program's first season with double-digit victories and its second A.C.C. championship (1970), earning the Demon Deacons a B.C.S. trip to the Orange Bowl. What most fans will recall from 2006, beyond the A.C.C. title, was a 30-0 whitewashing of Florida State in Tallahassee, the Deacons' first road win in the series since 1959. For the season, Grobe was named both the A.C.C. and national coach of the year. Wake followed that up with a 9-4 finish in 2007, giving the program — when combined with eight wins in 2008 — 28 victories from 2006-8; the next most successful three-year period outside the Grobe era was a 19-win stretch from 1944-46.
Tidbit (coaching edition) Grobe lost one of his original Wake Forest staffers when defensive coordinator Brad Lambert left to take over the fledging U.N.C.-Charlotte football program, poised to make its debut in 2013. While last season's results were atypical of Lambert's tenure, Wake's transition from a 4-3 look to the 3-4 was the primary reason behind the statistical slide. He'll be replaced by a pair of incumbent assistants, as expected: Brian Knorr and Tom Billings, both of whom have coordinator experience, will share the honors.
Players to watch
There's been some competition at quarterback, but I can't imagine anyone other than Tanner Price being the starter in 2011. Why else would Grobe have thrown him into the fire a year ago if it wasn't to speed up his development for this fall and beyond? And don't say that he didn't have other options: if Ted Stachitas wasn't good enough to unseat Price lat fall — when he made nine starts — he shouldn't have what it takes to do so in 2011, barring a regression from the sophomore or a nice progression from the junior, though he did play well during the spring. You don't suffer through an uneven true freshman season and not get the eventual payoff, right? Price still needs more snaps, not to mention more confidence, but he has a fine blend of ability as a passer and a runner. This probably won't be the year the light turns on, but Wake should be patient.
Four starters return up front, and I believe I'm obligated to state the following cliché: I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing. Like most clichés, it's pretty misguided. There's never something wrong with returning the wide majority of the previous season's contributors, especially on a group as vital as the offensive line. The lone loss is that of center Russell Nenon, probably the line's best performer, but Wake will have four experienced seniors to help fill that void: Dennis Godfrey and Joe Looney on the left side, Michael Hoag and Doug Weaver on the right side. Nenon's spot will be filled by junior Garrick Williams, a two-game starter in 2010. Now, there's no escaping the fact that the line must improve; the offense as a whole might hinge on its development. But it's a veteran group, so perhaps it's not too far away from gelling.
One of the few bright spots on last season's offense was the play of then-freshman running back Josh Harris, who led the team in carries (126), yards (720) and touchdowns (7). He'll see increased touches in 2011 — he had 18 or more carries only three times last fall — now that Josh Adams has moved on. Senior Brandon Pendergrass is a nice compliment as a bruiser and will see a good amount of action.
The receivers get in on the action on the ground as well, where the Demon Deacons will miss would-be senior Devon Brown's production. He opted to transfer after last season, when he led the team in receptions (39) while adding 134 yards rushing. Sophomore Michael Campanaro (129 yards rushing, 10 receptions) might step into Brown's former role as a dual-threat receiver. The team's best receiving target is junior Chris Givens (team-leading 514 yards and 4 scores), but he needs some help. Maybe Campanaro is that guy, though he's still unproven in the passing game.
The only area on the defense hurt by graduation was the linebacker corps, which must replace a pair of leading tacklers in Hunter Haynes and Matt Woodlief. Their departure makes Kyle Wilber the clear leader of the group — he was already, probably. Wilber is one linebacker who fits the 3-4 system perfectly: it played to his strength as a pass rusher, allowing Wilber to lead the team in tackles for loss (14.5) and sacks (6). He'll line up outside and earn the wide majority of attention from opposing offensive lines, so getting him so help is key. He'll be joined outside by Joey Ehrmann, a 10-game starter last season.
It will be one Haynes to another in the middle: Hunter will be replaced by his younger brother, Riley, who made 14 tackles in a reserve role in 2010. His likely running mate inside, Scott Betros, made a few more plays (30 tackles, 3 for loss) despite making only one start; Haynes made three.
Nearly every significant piece returns in a secondary that took a major step back in 2010. As with the offensive line, expect an improvement. But how much better a showing will we see? The improvement really hinges on two factors: one, the front seven's ability to get pressure on the quarterback, which they did on only a pedestrian level last fall; and two, whether the secondary can remain injury-free. How about a third factor: whether Josh Bush, a converted cornerback, can control the middle of the field at free safety. And a fourth: if sophomore cornerback Kevin Johnson is ready to be a full-time starter. The other two pieces are solid, with corner Kenny Okoro carrying 16 career starts and senior strong safety Cyhl Quarles (71 tackles, 1 interception) the secondary's best player.
Position battle(s) to watch
Defensive line Playing nose guard is a nasty endeavor, and a lineman needs — how should I put this — a certain amount of girth to be the type of run-stopping, blocker-gathering figure a 3-4 defense needs to run at full capacity. Nikita Whitlock is not that guy: the spirit's willing but the flesh is weak, and Whitlock needs to move outside to end where his lack of size — 260 on the roster, but that's with a weight belt on — would not be such an impediment. It was thought that junior Ramon Booi, who carries about 300 pounds on his 6'6 frame, would have taken Whitlock's place last fall. He didn't, playing in only eight games thanks to durability issues. It's not a stretch to say that Booi's development is the key to Wake's success on defense: it wouldn't only give the team a real interior lineman but would increase depth both on the nose and at end. Could Whitlock unseat Zach Thompson, Kevin Smith or Tristan Dorty at end if he was moved outside? Without question: Whitlock has shown an ability to get into the backfield despite his size, which would actually be a positive at end, not an impediment. But it all starts with a lineman like Booi; if he doesn't take over at nose guard, this defense will continue to be pushed around inside and out of A.C.C. play.
Game(s) to watch
It would be nice to get off to a good start, so a win at Syracuse to start the year, with an F.C.S. foe following, would be great for Wake's spirits. The schedule looks intimidating outside of that date with Gardner Webb.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell We know at least one A.C.C. team is going to be the conference's whipping boy. I don't necessarily think Wake Forest will be alone in this regard, but I do think the Demon Deacons are in for another year defined by youth, inexperience and the resulting struggles that accompany such a combination. Perhaps inexperience is the wrong word: the team is far more unproven than it is inexperienced, and still has much to prove in and out of conference play before earning the benefit of the doubt. The schedule also won't do Wake any favors, pitting it against nine 2010 bowl teams and three teams — you guess which ones — with very real B.C.S. aspirations. In terms of the schedule overall, only one other F.B.S. opponent, Vanderbilt, enters 2011 with similar question marks; Wake could be the underdog in each of the remaining games, barring an unexpected one-year leap forward. We won't know about that type of progression until this team steps on the field. For now, there are concerns about the quarterback position, where Price might be better but is still green; the offensive line and the secondary has returning talent but needs to come together; and the defensive line, particularly on the nose, needs to be retooled. It doesn't smell like a positive season. But as noted in the opening, I've been wrong many times before when it comes to the Demon Deacons.
Dream season As has occurred so many times in the past, Wake Forest exceeds all expectations — yes, including mine — in finishing 8-4, 7-1 in the A.C.C.
Nightmare season Youth continues to be served. For the second straight year, a 3-9 finish.
In case you were wondering
Where do Wake Forest fans congregate? You can find in-depth football and basketball recruiting coverage at Deacons Illustrated and Deacon Sports. For a blog's take, take a trip to Blogger So Dear and My Take on Wake, the latter a blog from the Winston-Salem Journal's Dan Collins.
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This is about the right spot for Idaho but Wyoming, Washington State and many other teams would qualify as having stadiums with less capacity than tne Big Ten Sec, Big 12 and most of the Pac10 teams andthere are plenty of other teams with large seating capacities. Might as well throw a dart.I think Washington State will be "ranked" higher but it shouldn't be. This is a bad team ana terrible program-how that Coach survived to "live another year" is amazing.
WSU has to be coming up soon but I think Idaho is next.
It's pretty clear that Iowa State is next. I refuse to believe that any school has a smaller stadium than Jack Tryce. Facts be damned.
The Kibbie Dome – home of the Idaho Vandals.
People say that the Kibbie Dome has fewer seats than Jack Tryce. I say they are mistaken. The apparent seating disparity is an optical illusion.
My streak is over now :(
by the way, Chris DeGeare is a Vikings OLineman
Washington State will be very much improved this year. Granted, they will still be bad but I wouldn't be surprised if they managed to finish 4-8 or even 5-7 next year with at least 2 pac 12 wins. Doubt they go bowling though.
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Healthy Communities Data Summit's date has changed! In order to include more partnerships, speaking opportunities, and audience participation we have moved the date of Healthy Communities Data Summit to June 11th at the Grand Horizons Ballroom on the UCLA campus. … Continued
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Smyrna Town Council members made another decision regarding the police station expansion at Monday's town council meeting.
A five-vehicle accident Friday in Smyrna led to the arrest of a 39-year-old Middletown man on charges of drunk driving and vehicular assault.
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Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons, and Representative John Carney (All D-Del.) announced an award from the Emergency Management Performance Grant Program (EMPG) by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) today.
Gov. Jack Markell has issued a proclamation declaring March 10 as Harriet Tubman Day in Delaware in commemoration of the 101st anniversary of the death of the Underground Railroad conductor.
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