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No. 94: Louisiana-Monroe
By Paul Myerberg // May 27, 2011
It's just the way things are, for better or for worse. The better: Louisiana-Monroe has a fine year in 2010, winning five games, and returns 19 of last season's starters. Like Arizona State, which does the same, these two factors combine to raise expectations to a healthy level. Or is it unhealthy? The Warhawks haven't made a bowl trip since joining the F.B.S. in 1994 – haven't won more than six games in a season – so why should we expect this season to be any different? Raised expectations are a boon to the program, on the other hand, and it's good, even if it feels strange, to think of Louisiana-Monroe as a program on the rise. Yet it never hurts to keep things in perspective, asking yourself if it's really a good idea to get behind the idea of a U.L.M. bowl run when we've seen this program enter a year with raised expectations in the past only to find itself disappointed with the end result.
Sun Belt
Monroe, La.
Returning starters
19 (11 offense, 8 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 114
2010 record
(5-7, 4-4)
Last year's
No. 87
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
at Florida St.
- Sept. 10
Grambling St.
- Sept. 17
at T.C.U.
- Sept. 24
at Iowa
- Oct. 8
Arkansas St.
- Oct. 15
at Troy
- Oct. 2
at North Texas
- Oct. 29
W. Kentucky
- Nov. 5
at La.-Lafayette
- Nov. 12
Middle Tennessee
- Nov. 19
- Dec. 3
at F.A.U.
Last year's prediction
A lot of losses here, especially on defense. There is some talent on offense, however, leading me to wonder whether U.L.M. can score enough points to perhaps surprise an additional team or two in conference play. In that case, this ranking would be off by a dozen spots or so. Yet I feel secure in penciling U.L.M. in for a rebuilding season, both because of its personnel losses and the relative inexperience of Todd Berry, who will need to re acclimate himself to running the show on the F.B.S. level. I'm not going to say that Berry cannot eventually get the Warhawks past the six-win peak that plagued Weatherbie, just that it is highly unlikely he does so in 2010.
2010 recap
In a nutshell U.L.M. came so, so close to bowl eligibility, though not to say that the Warhawks would have necessarily gone bowling with a 6-6 mark. They may have, however, taking the third Sun Belt tie-in that went to Middle Tennessee State, but that's water under the bridge. Such conversations only matter when you take care of business down the stretch, which U.L.M. most definitely did not do against rival Louisiana-Lafayette in the season finale. At 5-6, needing only a win against a two-win conference foe, the Warhawks came up short: U.L.L. 23, U.L.M. 22, another year of close-but-no-cigar for the Warhawks. But there were still several positives to take from the season, like the play of a freshman quarterback, the play of the offense as a whole and the surprising coaching acumen displayed by a maligned first-year coach – maligned for his work elsewhere – in Todd Berry, who seems to have this program aimed in the right direction.
High point Without question, the high point of last season was an impressive 14-point win over Troy. The Warhawks put the clamps down on Troy's high-powered offense, limiting the Trojans to a season-low 285 yards of offense while doing a fabulous job on third down.
Low point The loss to the Ragin' Cajuns. Losing to your prime rival always hurts; losing to your prime rival with bowl hopes on the line hurts worse than you can imagine. That result might not have mattered had U.L.M. sneaked past Florida International three weeks before, but the Warhawks came up just short in overtime.
Tidbit That non-conference schedule is pretty tough, right? At least Grambling State is there to provide a respite between three national contenders. Well, maybe: U.L.M. has had some close calls with F.C.S. foes over the last six years, a period that began with a 27-23 loss in the 2005 season opener against Northwestern State. A year later, the Warhawks needed a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to sneak past Alcorn State, 24-6. In 2008, Grambling was within a touchdown in the fourth quarter before eventually losing by 14 points. U.L.M. had its way with Alabama A&M and Texas Southern in 2008 and 2009, but barely survived Southeastern Louisiana, 21-20, last September.
Tidbit (sacks edition) For the first time since joining the Sun Belt in 2001, the Warhawks posted more than 20 sacks in back-to-back seasons. Last fall's 24 sacks was a shade less than the 27 posted in 2009, but when considering the faces U.L.M. had to replace off the 2009 defense, it was a pretty nice number. The total was good for fifth in the Sun Belt.
Former players in the N.F.L.
3 S Chris Harris (Chicago), LB Cardia Jackson (Green Bay), DE Aaron Morgan (Jacksonville).
Arbitrary top five list
American World War II flying aces
1. Richard Bong.
2. Thomas McGuire.
3. Gabby Gabreski.
4. David McCampbell.
5. Pappy Boyington.
Todd Berry (Tulsa '83), 5-7 after one season at Louisiana-Monroe. This is Berry's second stint as a head coach on the F.B.S. level, joining a disastrous four-year stint at Army, where he went 5-36 from 2000-3. His first Army team — the Cadets were a member of Conference USA at this point, not an Independent — went 1-10; he followed that season with a 3-8 mark in 2001 and a 1-11 mark in 2002. Army opted to fire Berry after the Cadets opened the 2003 season with seven straight losses, a year they finished with an F.B.S.-record 13 defeats. He spent the six years prior to being hired at U.L.M. remaking his reputation as a solid offensive coordinator; this re-branding began with a two-year stint in Monroe, when he helped the Warhawks to a shared Sun Belt championship in 2005. Berry also brings experience as a head coach on the F.C.S. level back to Monroe: he was the head coach at Illinois State from 1996-99, helping the perennial cellar-dweller land its first conference title since 1950 in his final season. As an assistant, Berry has also served as the offensive coordinator at East Carolina (1992-95) and U.N.L.V. (2007-9); the latter stop also saw him hold assistant head coach duties under Mike Sanford. Not an overwhelmingly positive resume, and that woeful record at Army — a program, like U.L.M., that needs solid coaching to compete — will continue to factor heavily on Berry's resume. Nevertheless, Berry did enough to rehabilitate his image in the eyes of U.L.M., and deserved a second shot at succeeding as a head coach on this level. Not a bad start so far with the Warhawks.
Players to watch
It takes some serious confidence to ditch a senior starter in favor of an unproven freshman at quarterback, but that's what Berry did in 2010 to wonderful results. It helped that he was a first-year coach without any ties to the roster, but nevertheless: Berry deserves our commendation. It was easy to second-guess his decision at the time, easier to get behind it now that Kolton Browning's debut season in the starting lineup went so swimmingly. It's not a stretch to say that Browning's season ranked among the best at his position in school history: 2,552 yards passing with 18 touchdowns; 2,937 yards of total offense, second-most in school history; eight straight 200-yard games, tying a school record; and a Sun Belt-best 61.9 percent completion rate. So Berry was clearly onto something.
The Warhawks have three underclassmen jostling for the top spot in the backfield, though it seems like sophomore Jyruss Edwards (375 yards, 4 scores) will have the honor of being U.L.M.'s lead back. He made four starts last fall, alternating time with the since-graduated Frank Goodin, but did well enough – third in rushing, first in yards per carry – to make him a player to watch with increased touches. Fellow sophomore Centarius Donald is in line to be the top reserve, but I'll be keeping an eye out for former Arkansas transfer Mitchell Bailey, who should be the Warhawks' big back in certain packages.
U.L.M. returns 194 of the 195 passes caught by wide receivers in 2010, so look for the passing game to continue to progress: Browning plus an experience receiver corps should keep Sun Belt defenses on their toes, perhaps opening up lanes for the running game. Browning's favorite target, as was the case a year ago, will be senior Luther Ambrose; he led the Warhawks in receptions (65), yards (752) and scores (6). Sophomore Tavarese Maye (43 grabs for 505 yards) and Anthony McCall (33 for 479) are right behind Ambrose, with McCall, a senior, one of the more experienced players on the team. Junior Brett Leonard (33 catches) rounds out the starting lineup: it's a game-tested group, and one that gives Browning much to work with.
I worry that the defensive line lacks the type of bulk needed to propel U.L.M.'s run defense where it needs to be in order to take this team seriously: the Warhawks need to do better than they did a year ago, when they allowed nearly 4.5 yards per carry and 23 scores on the ground. U.L.M. runs a 3-3-5, which does accentuate some of the speed along the back seven but makes stopping the run a chore, so a lineman like nose guard Kentarius Caldwell, a 254-pound sophomore, needs to do his best to occupy blockers and stand up at the point of attack. Caldwell's a converted end, as you'd expect at that size, and his backup, converted tight end Emanuel Jefferies, has four games of starting experience but doesn't look like the answer at this key position.
It's a good thing U.L.M. has a pair of solid ends. The pairing of Ken Dorsey and Troy Evans might be the Sun Belt's best, in fact, as both are very much in the mix for all-conference honors. Dorsey was there a year ago, when he posted 13 tackles for loss and 5 sacks; Evans has that type of potential, as he illustrated during a strong 2008 season, but lost much of last season due to injury.
Two leading tacklers are back at linebacker. Jason Edwards led the Warhawks with 75 stops (6.5 for loss, 2 sacks), with all-Sun Belt pick Cameron Blakes coming in second with 74 tackles (11.0 for loss, a team-best 6 sacks). So that pair will lead the way, with fifth-year senior Lincston Jones a slight surprise as the third starter as U.L.M. entered the summer. Jones has primarily made an impact on special teams thus far in his career.
The defense's weakness, in my mind, is along the interior of the defensive line. Coming in second is the situation at cornerback, barring a nice improvement from two young defensive backs. The first is sophomore Otis Peterson, a converted receiver who was thrown into the fire early in 2010 and went on to make nine starts. He'll be joined by another sophomore, Vincent Eddie, who steps into the starting role left vacant when would-be junior Robert Nelson was dismissed from the team. Peterson will be U.L.M.'s top cornerback, drawing the toughest assignments, and I'm not sure if he's ready to take on such a daunting task.
All three starting safeties return in U.L.M.'s five-defensive back alignment. The best of the bunch is senior Darius Prelow, who can play several spots in the secondary but will be situated primarily at the Hawk position, the requite hybrid spot in this sort of system. A 25-game starter, Prelow earned all-Sun Belt honors last fall after making 74 tackles and a pair of interceptions. Former cornerback Nate Brown trumps Prelow's experience with 26 career starts, making him the most experienced face on the defense. Joining this pair is Isaiah Newsome, a converted running back who started the final six games of 2010.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line I'm not exactly enamored with the offensive line. One caveat: the front didn't really lock down a starting five until the start of Sun Belt play, which probably set back the group's development in the early going. Nevertheless, the line was below average in protecting the quarterback, allowing 32 sacks, and never got into a rhythm in the running game, two areas where U.L.M. must improve it we're to take this team seriously as a Sun Belt and bowl contender. As is the case throughout the offense, all five starters return from a season ago. Patrick Dvoracek and Anthony Montgomery will bookend the line at left and right tackle, respectively; Dvoracek, a former Utah State transfer, needs to remain healthy. Ryan McCaull moved around a bit last fall – he played left tackle for Dvoracek for much of October – but ended 2010 at center, where he'll play this fall. The guards are Justin Roberts and Jonathan Gill, with the latter the lone lineman to start every game last fall. There is some experience along the second line, but U.L.M. will go to the mat with this starting five, so we need to see some improvement in the areas listed above: pass protection and the running game. Getting something going on the ground is particularly vital, as the Warhawks do not want to become one-dimensional.
Game(s) to watch
So you think you're a real contender? Then hang with one of three big boys on that September schedule: don't get your doors blown off by Florida State, T.C.U. and Iowa, but hang around and make things interesting. Then we can believe that the Warhawks are as good as some believe they can be. As for the Sun Belt, the title continues to go through Florida International and Troy, so it's imperative that U.L.M. win at least one of those games.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell In this corner, we find a program eyeing its finest season in a generation; we find a program long accustomed to being overlooked on a national scale, with no success in the F.B.S. upon which to hang its hat, with zero winning experience to call upon as it heads into 2011. So why the raised expectations? Try the 20 returning starters – the entire offense – and the sense that last year was only a warm-up, whether justified or not. Please remember: U.L.M. won five games last fall, one by a single point over Southeastern Louisiana, two more by a combined eight points over Florida Atlantic and Western Kentucky, one by 12 points at home against North Texas – so let's not start thinking this team is poised to take the leap, in my mind. I'm not ready to get that far behind the Warhawks, though in the hedging-my-bets category, it should be said that U.L.M. does have enough returning talent to move to the top of the line and take home the Sun Belt title. I don't see it, however. I don't even see U.L.M. topping last season's win total, in fact, thanks to issues along the offensive line and a defense that remains a question mark despite the return of eight starters. My worry with the offense is that the running game never takes off, leaving the attack too one-dimensional; even in the Sun Belt, it's very possible to become too unbalanced offensively. The concerns on defense revolve around a light line, one prone to being gashed on the ground, and a group of cornerbacks without optimal experience. Overall, however, this is a fine team, one firmly ahead of the bottom tier in the conference. But I have my concerns. Is U.L.M. ready to take the next step, or are the Warhawks still a year away?
Dream season The Warhawks live up to expectations, winning eight games for the first time on the F.B.S. level and heading to the program's first-ever F.B.S. bowl game.
Nightmare season Remember all those close wins last fall? Those turn into close losses, and combined with a 1-3 start during non-conference play sends U.L.M. to a 3-9 finish.
In case you were wondering
Where do Louisiana-Monroe fans congregate? In terms of the most active message board, check out Warhawk Nation. Another option is Warhawk Report, though it's quieter in terms of chatter. The local newspaper, the News Star, gives periodic updates of all U.L.M. sports.
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Who is No. 93? Tomorrow's program has an in-state rival, but we should use the term "rival" loosely: tomorrow's team has won only 21 of 84 games against its in-state foe.
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Tags: Darius Prelow, Jyruss Edwards, Ken Dorsey, Kolton Browning, Louisiana-Monroe, Luther Ambrose, Sun Belt, Todd Berry
It's not Utah State, Washington State, Iowa State, Duke, Virginia, Colorado State, Louisiana Tech, Florida International. I've looked at all the rivalries I can think of and can't find any 84 game series where one has won 21 times.
Neither Purdue (against Notre Dame)
Hmm… Doesn't look like Baylor is the culprit, either.
Colorado State is 21-61-2 against CU.
That would be 84 games.
Since I don't follow ULM, how did the team share a conference title in 2005, yet never went bowling since joining the FBS?
I know the Sun Belt is bad, but so bad that somehow none of the teams had a winning record in a year?
I guess other teams could've beaten out of conference foes to get to 6+ wins, yet lose a majority of the games in conference. That just must have been an interesting year for the Sun Belt.
ULM, ULL, and Arkansas State tied for the conference title. ULL and Arkansas State had a winning record at 6-5, while ULM went 5-6 (5-2 in conference). Arkansas State took the Sun Belt's only bowl tie-in, losing the New Orleans Bowl to Southern Miss.
CSU is an intriguing team. (For that matter, so it ULM, but CSU is bigger across the board, and underachieved more spectacularly last year.) Its QB is perhaps the best underhyped QB in the nation.
Hey does anyone know where I can find the Rutgers/Princeton series record? I tried finding it on the internet, but came up empty.
It was a combination of factors in 2005, it was the last year of 11 game schedules, we only had 8 conference members at the time, and ULM went 0-4 in OOC play. At the time the league only had one bowl tie, ULM, ULL and Arkansas State finished in a three way tie at 5-2 in conference play. Because the Sun Belt only had one bowl tie in 2005, the tie had to be broken, so since ULM was not bowl eligible at 5-6 they were removed from the tie and it then went to the head to head between Arkansas State and ULL which was won by ASU, so they got the league's only bowl bid. If ULM had won one of their OOC games I'm not sure how they would have broken the tie. Now with 12 total games, 8 conference games, two direct bowl ties and three secondary bowl ties, and most teams scheduling more manageable OOC schedules, it's unlikely you'll see another Sun Belt co-champion sitting at home during bowl season.
@M Meyer- Rutgers is 17-53-1 against Princeton.
Use this website for all future questions of that nature…
@Zac thanks for the link.
Wow, ya think Princeton was a little peeved at losing to Rutgers in the first intercollegiate football game ever? 33 straight wins, most completely lopsided. After a few years they stopped going to New Brunswick altogether. The scores in the late 1880′s and early 1990′s are particularly ugly.
Maybe the two schools should reprise this series. Rutgers would have the most to gain, obviously.
Sorry, meant "late 1880′s and early 1890′s" in the above comment.
How would Rutgers have the most to gain by restarting a series that has been dormant for over thirty years with a non-scholarship FCS team that averages around 7,000 in attendance?
Great shot of the P-40 Warhawk. Best photo yet.
Paul: I found tons of great shots of the Warhawk. First confirmed air victory over a German fighter in the ETO came with a P-40 Warhawk. Also used a ton by the RAF.
It can't be Colorado State. I looked at the records and they have only beaten Colorado 20 times. The series is 60-20-2 Colorado with only 82 games having been played. So it can't be them.
Should've replaced one of the zoomie aces with Butch O'Hare. Otherwise, a good cross-service representation of aviation heroes.
Go Navy!
I was thinking only of Rutgers improving their record in the series. As a practical manner, you're right, of course.
"practical matter" not "manner"…can't type in the dark.
@Eksynyt You must be looking at old info…
Paul, I cannot find it now but I wandered into some Sunbelt site last night and one of the posters was talking about what a thorough job you and your "research staff" are doing on the previews.
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As a student with Emporia State University's MLS program, I am not fully satisfied with my educational options. I want a certificate in web design, but such a program is not offered. We have excellent certificates in archives and a youth services. But in terms of emerging technologies we have just the few, basic class offerings. Before for I get ahead of myself, let me explain where this desire comes from…
…I had an a-ha moment about a year into my program. After completing the required web design program, I attended InfoCamp Seattle, a unConference where all sorts of people gather to talk about user experience (also known as UX). To be honest, I had little user experience knowledge before attending, so I had to give my self a bit of a crash course: UX is a way of looking at how patrons (or users or students or customers) interact with your systems. While not limited to technology, UX has really grown out of the studies of human-computer interaction. InfoCamp brought together people interested in marketing, design, information architecture, design, programming, everyone (or so it seemed).
And this is where I had my a-ha moment: Librarianship is transforming, and while service remains at the heart of the industry, how we provide service is changing. There is still a need for the traditional services that libraries provide, but there is just as great a need for providing innovative ways for individuals to interact with information.
And I want to provide these services. But I don't feel prepared. I want a certificate. So what's a library student to do? Start hacking.
Just this week I was accepted into Portland Community College, where I will enroll in their web design certificate program. Yes, I could have looked at a more prestigious program. For example, UW's Human-Computer Interaction & Design program. But that is a bit to expensive, and I don't want to quit my job and move to Seattle. Attending PCC will allow me to keep my current job and continue fostering the professional networks I've built here in Portland.
Granted, this is not an ideal situation. I am going to have to take out a little bit more in loans, and I'm going to be in school another year. But I am not sure if I am ready for the real world. The MLS has given me a solid foundation, but my convictions about web design is strong enough to have me perusing a formal certificate program. And this experience will help me with my eventual professional job search (and allow me to put it off just a little but longer).
My time as a library student has taught me that there aren't perfect programs out there. Not only do you have to deal with the common questions of location, cost, distance learning vs. traditional classroom learning, you also have to try to find a program that meets the goals you have set for yourself.
My time with Hack Library School has also taught me that you don't have to accept the conditions and parameters your educators have already set for you. With some creative problem solving and a little tenacity, you can create your own program and your own educational experience. And the ability to do that is probably going to take you a lot farther than just your average MLS program. So, when you find yourself unsatisfied with your program, just start hacking…
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As you probably have seen, there have been a lot of discussions recently about the real-world worth of an MLIS. In CS and IT, this is a discussion about the real-world worth of certificates. I wrote awhile back about the importance of building web design into your MLIS curriculum, but the reality is that systems/IT departments worth their salt don't care about your degree – just your certs.
The network administrator at the county where I work described to me that in networking it is important to have your CompTIA / CISCO certifications more than a degree in computer science; for the web, though, your certificates take a back seat to your online portfolio.
MLIS students are in a weird spot because in just about every non-library discipline the gradwork is worthless, and even in libraries the master's is just the basics. My reccy in hindsight to MLIS-prospects would be to do what you are doing: enroll in programs that give you the wherewithal to acquire your tech certificates on top of your degree, simply because an MLIS with an Emphasis in Technology & Networking appears to mean nothing to IT departments.
I agree with you in that MLS programs should require more web design/ technical skills in general. I'm fortunate enough to go to Michigan, which seems to revolve around HCI and UX design. Unfortunately, I feel like I don't have enough TIME to learn everything. I almost feel like Undergraduate school should be two years and grad school should be 4 years, or at least MLS/MLIS/MIS should be! I could see where that's unrealistic but there are so many skills that libraries want these days that I feel I can't acquire in two years. Or at least I won't be able to acquire ALL of them in two years.
It's not just an issue with library school or other graduate schools. It's an issue with higher education or if you're feeling bold, education in general. Technology is empowering, and formal learning systems have a lot of catching up to do. However, I do think this is all in regards to technical skills. And as @GollyDamn pointed out, there are systems in place already.
The purpose of graduate school is less about learning how to do things and more of an introduction to critical frameworks that allow us to further foundational knowledge. I would say that library school shouldn't be teaching technical skills. If you have an interest in doing these things–well, do them. If you want to do research, learn how to properly assess data, or examine the long-term impacts of decision-making–well, that's what I think should really be examined by graduate school curriculum committees.
…and, of course, technology is the tool we use to do those things. But tools have been around forever. As "digital natives," we need to live up to those expectations and feel comfortable learning on our own to a certain extent. Or examine how and what's taught in core K-12 curriculum.
Never realised that! Cheers for the info. Any chance I can post this on my new web design blog?


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Loading gray-streams lead to a vicious metacircle because effective methods of close were no longer precomputed, and close is being used somewhere inside the compiler during emf compilation. * src/pcl/gray-streams.lisp (toplevel): Call pcl-close before setting the fdefinition of close to it, analogous to what was already done for pcl-open-stream-p. * src/pcl/dfun.lisp (break-vicious-metacircle): Put the error in infinite-error-protect, just in case.
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Code cleanup. Use EXTENSIONS package to reduce clutter. * src/pcl/defsys.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/*.lisp: Remove ext: prefixes. * src/pcl/low.lisp (symbolicate*): Renamed from symbolicate. * src/pcl/std-class.lisp (shared-initialize): * src/pcl/defs.lisp (get-built-in-class-symbol) (get-built-in-wrapper-symbol): * src/pcl/braid.lisp (initial-classes-and-wrappers) (bootstrap-meta-braid): Use symbolicate*. * src/pcl/macros.lisp (dolist-carefully): Removed. (true, false, zero): Moved to defclass.lisp. (printing-random-thing-internal): Removed. (printing-random-thing): Removed. (rassq): Removed. (*keyword-package*): Removed. (make-keyword): Removed; import from cl. (memq, delq, assq): Macros removed, import from ext. (get-declaration): Moved to boot.lisp, where it's used. * src/pcl/boot.lisp (get-declaration): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (named-object-print-function, print-object): * src/pcl/low.lisp (print-std-instance): * src/pcl/dfun.lisp (print-dfun-info): * src/pcl/cache.lisp (print-cache, print-wrapper): * src/pcl/boot.lisp (make-early-gf): Use print-unreadable-object instead of printing-random-thing. * src/pcl/defclass.lisp (true, false, zero): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (legal-qualifiers-p) (legal-specializers-p): Use dolist.
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For those situations when you need some insulation during your belay shift, but not enough to haul out the full-on insulation. A combination of 80g Coreloft™ throughout the core keeps you warm; 60g in the sleeves and side panels keeps you trim and mobile.
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Hot glue or other adhesive
For Santa's suit, start by cutting a piece of red felt approximately 3" x 6" and apply it to the base of your honey bear using hot glue or other adhesive. Next, cut a piece of white felt approximately 1/2" x 6" and apply it around the waist of the honey bear. Add the vertical stripe by cutting another piece of white felt approximately 1/2" x 2" and applying it below the honey bear's mouth so it meets the white felt around the waist. Finish off the suit by wrapping a black pipe cleaner around the waist of the honey bear for the belt.
For the hat, cut a piece of white felt approximately 1/2" x 3" and wrap it around the base of the lid. Cut a piece of red felt approximately 3" x 3" and apply it to the top of the lid. Pull and secure the top ends together to create a pointed effect. Apply a white cotton ball to the tip of the hat using glue or adhesive.
For the beard, glue white cotton balls to the face of the honey bear.
Ta-da! You've got yourself a Ho-Ho-Honey Bear Bottle.