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Friday, February 17, 2012
Garlic Shrimp – Not Necessarily In That Order
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Question, is it better use groundnut oil (peanut oil) instead of olive oil as it can withstand more heat?
- February 17, 2012 at 1:32 PM
do you think my memmory is that bad?
this is just like what you did with the bay scallop dish inspired by the italian place you worked at as a dishwasher...why did i remember that?
- February 17, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Puro y Eterno Amor said...
Hummmmmmm!!!! Delicioso!!!
- February 17, 2012 at 2:04 PM
Looks awesome! Will be making this, this weekend. Thanks again Chef!
- February 17, 2012 at 2:04 PM
this looks delicious!
but where i live shrimp are very expensive and hard to find,so
do you think i can use lobster instead?
- February 17, 2012 at 2:26 PM
i HATE parsly, what other herb can i use?
- February 17, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- Teeny said...
That is some great looking shrimp, but I really think you could have put some more on top of the toast, it was what only 3 or shrimp high.
- February 17, 2012 at 3:15 PM
Chef...is that garlic not fresh? Out of a jar maybe?
- February 17, 2012 at 4:38 PM
- Chef John said...
It was freshly minced, but I did it early so mixed with some evoo to keep it from oxidizing.
- February 17, 2012 at 4:53 PM
- sandi said...
Looks so delish! Is there a place where we can get the written cooking instructions as well as the ingredients list? I love watching your videos but I'd like to have the written instructions when I actually make this dish.
- February 17, 2012 at 5:04 PM
My mouth is watering after watching this video.
- February 17, 2012 at 5:37 PM
What is the difference between this and the traditional shrimp scampi? It seems to have pretty much the same ingredients.
- February 17, 2012 at 5:44 PM
Mire lemon bread? That isn't something you made, is it? I would love to see a recipe for that.
I'm trying to picture what lemon bread would taste like. Probably good.
- February 17, 2012 at 6:49 PM
- Chef John said...
I will try and demo that.
- February 17, 2012 at 7:53 PM
- Birder said...
I'm curious about Varg's question as well... why not use an oil with a higher smoke point, or combine the olive with another oil to at least raise it?
- February 17, 2012 at 10:49 PM
- Chef John said...
you certainly could, but i like the flavor of olive oil and butter. It works fine!
- February 17, 2012 at 11:11 PM
- 1Bigg_ER said...
This would go well with the butter beans or Udon noodles. Saturday dinner!!
- February 18, 2012 at 2:21 AM
- KPeff said...
Reminds me a lot of the little shrimp toast squares I sometime get at dim sum. The only difference might be using green onions instead of parsley.
- February 18, 2012 at 4:24 AM
Chef John. I like shrimps and i like garlic, but i don't like garlic shrimp. can i use lemon and chicken?
- February 18, 2012 at 7:32 AM
- Villy said...
I use capers very often, even in omelet. But have not used the brine like that. Sounds great! Thank you Chef!
- February 18, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- JUDY PACZKOWSKI said...
Mary misses the whole point. What a goofy question. If you don't like garlic and shrimp, why look at the recipe? If you don't like parsley, use cilantro. It's MEYER lemon, which you can buy in oil form. I plan on purchasing a Meyer lemon tree to plant this spring. Chef John, you could have used a bigger piece of toast or used two slices. I'm cooking this tonight with pasta, so I will be using more lemon and caper juice, as well as more oil and butter so the shrimp AND pasta will be nicely coated. I will also take the tails off for easy eating. Thank you for sharing an easy peasy recipe. I like anything with garlic.
- February 18, 2012 at 11:59 AM
- JHReid said...
Yo Chef J, I wasn't able to use the Caper Brine tonight in this recipe, I'm not sure if I missed out on a crucial ingredient, can you tell me what flavours I didn't get?
Also could you suggest an alternative as I don't think I'll ever get round to buying a jar of capers.
Thanks again my parents loved this dish!
- February 18, 2012 at 3:50 PM
- JHReid said...
Yo Chef J, thank you for this lovely dish, my parents really enjoyed it!
Quick question, I don't think I'll ever get round to buying a jar of capers so I didn't get to add the brine while making this tonight, what flavours did I miss out on and are there alternatives?
- February 18, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Chef John said...
Just like a pickle brine. Basically salt water!
- February 18, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Lodey said...
John, just wanted to say I enjoy your videos and will be making this one in the near future.
I was wondering if you had any neato recipes for shaved pork? I'm at a loss for what I can do with it.
- February 18, 2012 at 4:56 PM
- The One Who Is Enlightened said...
Chef John, this recipe is perfect for a home sick Italiano! It made me feel as if my Nonna was right there in the kitchen! Lots of garlic and an excellent use of herbs definitely make this dish compare to my Nonnas recipes, just don't tell her that!! I do have a request for you though. Can you make something that's really Rustic Old School Italian? I want to blow their socks off with one of your amazing recipes!!
- February 18, 2012 at 8:05 PM
- 1Bigg_ER said...
Quite delicious over cream zucchini.
- February 18, 2012 at 10:01 PM
How different would it taste if we didn't use capers?
- February 18, 2012 at 10:42 PM
I review Foodwishes daily and truely appreciate you and this site! Why are the tails left on while cooking? Thanks again
- February 20, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Dr. Rice said...
I have all the ingredients ready and am going to cook this tonight for a Lent-friendly dinner. I am not a big fan of Shrimp but my wife loves it.
- February 24, 2012 at 4:28 PM
- Matt Smith said...
I made this tonight, chef, and it was fantastic. So simple and flavorful and just right for the little warm spat were having in the NE.
The videos lately have been really really good and my girlfriend and I are always trying your stuff out. Thanks for all the great content over the years!
- February 24, 2012 at 7:39 PM
- S/V Blondie-Dog said...
Made this dish and served over some thin pasta and it was superb!
I can't believe all the times I'd previously cooked shrimp without tricking it up a little bit with some additional flavors.
Even I couldn't mess up this dish.
- March 4, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- Arbo Doughty said...
Chef John rocks the house again! Hey even if you did steal it from some Hollywood chef or something or other, you'd THE MAN. Besides the video blog is priceless! I carry Chef John with me whenever I'm stumped at the grocery store for the night's meal or...some tasty treat that can't be beat. Tune in tomorrow. Same time! Same...err... shrimp channel!
- March 6, 2012 at 11:25 PM
Chef John, This recipe looks amazing! I cant wait to make it. I absolutly love all the videos i see that you make! Thanks for sharing with us!
- March 19, 2012 at 10:36 AM
- Natalie Lee said...
i tried to make this recipe. It was awesome. Thank you Chef!
- March 21, 2012 at 11:57 AM
Another winner John! Awesome! Loved it. Keep up the great job :) Joe V.
- April 6, 2012 at 8:25 PM
Your Meyer Lemon Bread did not look like a sweet bread loaf.........was it? I can only find sweet Meyer Lemon Bread recipes. Please advise.
- May 8, 2012 at 4:50 PM
- Chef John said...
Just add lots of grated lemon zest to any bread recipe. That's it!
- May 8, 2012 at 7:11 PM
Novice cook here, who stumbled upon your website. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the garlic shrimp cooking technique (and caper brine secret). So delicious!!!
- May 23, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Stephanie said...
Found this recipe via Pinterest, and it sounds delicious! I added a little caper brine to my potato salad yesterday (also delicious). I wouldn't have thought to add it to something without capers, though. Thanks for sharing your secret!
- July 5, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- cleontico said...
I found this recipe while surfing the food wishes blog and I tried it for 4th of July. Amazing!! I mixed it with some penne pasta and it was a hit! Beautiful side dish to the burgers. Thanks, Chef John!
- July 10, 2012 at 10:01 PM
is it ok if I use precooked shrimp? I'm not able to get my hands on any fresh raw shrimp at the moment.
- July 13, 2012 at 2:04 PM
- Chef John said...
Sorry, won't work here. Re-cooking pre-cooked shrimp is usually a very bad idea. They get mushy and tasteless.
- July 13, 2012 at 2:18 PM
Can't wait to try this one! Quick question -- do you suggest salted or unsalted butter?
- July 31, 2012 at 9:40 AM
- Chef V said...
This recipe was FANTASTIC! My whole family was so impressed! Looking forward to more of your ideas!!
- August 6, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- KPeff said...
Cooked a couple pounds of this stuff for my mom's birthday dinner the other day. We started with a big green salad and served the shrimp & sauce with some dirty rice. So good.
- September 3, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- The X-man said...
I just made this recipe sans parsley for me and my roommate's dinner tonight. Holy wow is this good!
Thanks Chef John!
- September 11, 2012 at 12:05 AM
- Ewan Macpherson said...
I made these for a pre-dinner snack, they were amazing. And, I've discovered a new food group, capers :) thanks Chef John!
- September 22, 2012 at 10:22 PM
- melaniaangelial said...
chef, i don't think i have italian parsley in my country, can i just change the parsley into another herb? or can i just not use the herb? tq, chef :)
- October 10, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Chef John said...
of course!
- October 10, 2012 at 1:34 PM
This turned out fabulous!! Love!
- October 18, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- Cara Saunders said...
just had this for dinner its really quick and tastes great. Will make again soon. Thanks for posting this.
- October 18, 2012 at 7:44 PM
- Cara Saunders said...
Just made this for me and my son it turned out great and tasty. will try again soon. Thanks for posting
- October 18, 2012 at 7:45 PM
- shirvan mOonan said...
2 thumbs up just for how good this looks, can't wait to try it!! Sssooo glad I came across your channel on YouTube, my favorite one since I did.. Thanks agipain chef
- October 24, 2012 at 10:40 AM
- tom.rake said...
Chef John,
My wife and I just made this dish. It was the better than any restaurant shrimp we can remember.
We voted for you!
- December 10, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- Francia Siri said...
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- Cher said...
I did exactly as the video this was a hit with my Christmas surf and turf dinner.
- May 26, 2013 at 6:44 PM
- Cher said...
I did exactly as the video. This was a hit with my Christmas surf and turf dinner.
- May 26, 2013 at 6:45 PM
- Chef John said...
- May 26, 2013 at 7:30 PM
- Joe said...
I served this on a bed of sautéed kale and it was incredible!
- May 29, 2013 at 9:42 PM
- Lysander Rahmen said...
Gambas al ajilo, the best meal ever!
- June 3, 2013 at 9:41 AM
- Marz said...
Is there anything that can substitute for caper brine? I had a jar of capers but they'd been there so long I tossed them, and I have everything else in the house for this. I have a lot of vinegars and Asian ingredients too. Fish sauce maybe?
Also do you have any idea once capers are opened how long they last? I bought that just tossed jar for the sake on one tsp then hadn't used them in ages.
- July 9, 2013 at 7:38 PM
- Chef John said...
you can pickle juice, or just an extra pinch of salt.
- July 9, 2013 at 11:19 PM
- Athya Chowdhury said...
Omg I am huge shrimp lover! I absolutely love this recipe. Thank you so much for posting this! The taste is just amazing!
- August 2, 2013 at 7:31 PM
- Labute Rabe said...
I just made this, only had pre-cooked, pre-peeled and frozen shrimp. The initial sear took five minutes while all the water cooked out, then when I heard the familiar sizzle of the oil, I began with your instructions.
It turned out good, had to add more salt, lemon and paprika to give it a boost. Then I ate everything straight out of the hot pan. Was nice.
I probably won't make this again as it's too close to chicken piccata, my most common Foodwishes dish. Look forward to your other shrimp recipes though DAMN this was quick and easy. My weakness.
- August 23, 2013 at 7:53 PM
- Rachel S. said...
yummmmm....this was the second time I've ever cooked shrimp, and this will probably be the only way I ever cook shrimp from now on. Such an amazingly flavorful dish. I thought I had capers in my fridge, but didn't, so I just omitted that part. And used a whole lemon's juice. Each shrimp was garlicy, lemony and spicy in all the right ways. Served it with spaghetti, steamed veggies and crusty french bread. Thanks Chef John!!
- January 9, 2014 at 12:08 PM
- Gloria Kelley said...
I'm making this tonight for the 10th time and it gets better every time I make it. This is one fantastic shrimp dish. And you're right John- you need a lot of garlic.
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Both justice courts and state courts decide legal questions in Marion County.
Justice courts are funded by the county. Minor traffic offenses, some misdemeanors and small civil claims are heard in these courts. In addition the justice courts hear cases relating to violations of county ordinances, such as charges of excessive noise or dogs running at large.
These courts are the county equivalent of the municipal courts which exist in larger cities such as Salem. For citizens' convenience, the two elected Justices of the Peace conduct business in three locations: east Salem, Stayton and Woodburn.
Most misdemeanors, all felonies, and civil cases are heard in state courts which are located in the Marion County Courthouse. State judges also conduct hearings at the Marion County Correctional Facility and at the Marion County Juvenile Department.
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Brand new to the field this season, the Rawlings Machine BBCOR utilizes the help of four technologies all designed with one goal in mind: to increase player swing speed with exceptional balance and feel! This starts with Precision Optimized Performance (pOp) Technology that results in championship caliber swing velocity and balance. This is accomplished through isolating the added weight to a smaller region on the barrel than any other competing bat, which translates into a lower swing weight. Then, the maximum rebound zone is surrounded by thin walls that create additional flex and a larger, more reactive sweet spot. The barrel on the Machine is made from Rawlings durable 5150 Alloy. Using their proprietary Bi-Fusion Technology, the barrel is joined to an Exogrid composite sleeve that functions as the handle as it tapers down. This creates 2x more handle flex than the traditional 5150 one-piece alloy bats. Ph.D Technology is then used inside the Exogrid handle to dampen vibration and improve the feel of the bat. If exceptional feel matters to you, get your hands on Rawlings new Machine BBCOR! Rawlings: Performance Where It Matters Most on the Field! The Machine is BBCOR Certified. It is backed by a Full Twelve (12) Month Manufacturer's Warranty. Free Shipping!
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This gracefully shaped wicker basket is designed for harvesting flowers and herbs from the garden, but the practicality extends indoors to storing table linens and other goods in the pantry, or creating beautiful seasonal table decorations. Artisans in the Philippines weave them by hand from natural arurog strands.
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You can program the Cox Digital Interactive ER1 Remote Control to control the volume through the TV, Digital Receiver from Cox, or the VCR.
Cox Digital Interactive ER1 Remote Control
To set the volume controls to control volume for a specified device regardless of the last-selected mode button, perform the following steps:
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Readers wrote in with questions, showing common myths about lactic acid.Jens wrote that his yoga teacher told him, "The reason he wakes up with stiff muscles is lactic acid build up during sleep." Reader Trish said her aerobics trainer said she mu...
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Here is Fast Friday Fitness - sixth in the series ofFunctionalFitness Training (Bookspan Basics) to teach your group, teams, classes, students, kids, battalions, or self.Today, Feb 26th, is my birthday. Celebrate with healthy movement and having s...
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Aerial skiers do acrobatic jumps from high ramps onto snow. How can you train in the summer?Aerial skiers can train using trampoline, bungee trampoline, gymnastics equipment, plastic ramps that slide like snow, diving boards, and ramps leading to ...
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The city of Tempe is holding an open house to talk with residents, neighbors and businesses about two adjacent projects to improve pedestrian, bicycle and transit facilities and enhance the streetscape on Hardy Drive between University Drive and Broadway Road and University Drive between Ash Avenue and Priest Drive. The Hardy Drive project is funded with $1.2 million in federal grant money. The University Drive project is funded with $1.1 million in federal grant money.
The open house will be held Feb. 20 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Gililland Middle School, 1025 S. Beck Ave.
Discussion at the open house will include:
• Presentation of the preferred design concepts for both projects
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• Updating the public about each project process and timeline
The projects will make the street more user-friendly, multi-modal and sustainable. Both projects will include bicycle and pedestrian enhancements, additional crosswalk opportunities, ADA improvements, public art and landscaping. These projects are intended to promote neighborhood stability, sustainable business and development efforts while continuing Tempe's commitment to alternative modes of transportation.
Beginning Feb. 12, comment online about each of the projects and view the preferred design concepts at www.tempe.gov/hardydrive and www.tempe.gov/universitydrive. Comment through Feb. 28.
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Top-25 SHSU next on gauntlet
Published: Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 19:07
There's no rest for the weary as the No. 9 Texas A&M baseball team comes off a 2-1 series win over arch-rival Texas but travels to Huntsville, Texas, to take on No. 21 Sam Houston State at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday night at Don Sanders Stadium.
Tuesday night's non-conference contest against the Bearkats will mark the Aggies' eighth top-25 game in its past nine outings — with the lone non-ranked opponent being perennial NCAA Tournament contenders, TCU.
The Aggies were one run shy in Austin this Sunday of sweeping the Longhorns in a three-game series to end a storybook rivalry that dates back 118 years, but Texas was able to muster two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to avoid the sweep.
Sophomore right-hander Rafael Piñeda had one of his best outings of the season against a touted Longhorn team in Sunday's loss, pitching 7.2 innings of shut-out baseball, with six strikeouts, before being relieved in the eighth inning with the Aggies up 1–0.
"I'm really, really proud of [Pineda]," said Texas A&M head coach Rob Childress. "It's as good of a performance as he's had here to date. He did everything he could to give us a chance to win."
The Aggies will have another tough test Tuesday at Sam Houston State. The Bearkats are 31-12 on the season under the tutelage of first-year head coach David Pierce as they enter the week holding the top spot in the Southland Conference standings with a 19-5 league mark.
The Aggies hold an 84-37-2 all-time record over SHSU — going 15-1-1 since 2001 — but last season the Bearkats beat the No. 6 Aggies 5–8 in 12 innings at Olsen Field. The Aggies won the season before that, 3–1, in Huntsville.
Freshman Daniel Mengden will get the start for the Aggies against the Bearkats. In Mengden's debut as a starting pitcher at TCU, the Houston native lead the Aggies to a much needed 4–1 victory over the Horned Frogs, pitching six innings, giving up one run on one hit and striking out two batters.
The Bearkats will bring its ace pitcher Michael Oros to the mound against the Aggies Tuesday night. The senior SHSU right-hander is 6-0 on the season with a 2.14 ERA.
SHSU is also coming off a 2-1 series win this weekend, defeating A&M-Corpus Christi 6–3 Sunday for the series win. The Bearkats are 4-2 this season against top-25 opponents as they look to knock off the No. 9 Aggies with home-field advantage.
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No. 93: Colorado State
By Paul Myerberg // May 28, 2011
Blame the rise of the Mountain West for Colorado State's fall. Back when the Rams were consistent winners – it wasn't so long ago, I swear – the program took full advantage of a pedestrian M.W.C., one that in 2002, for instance, had only two winning teams. Then came 2003, when Utah came of age; the Utes took home the conference title in their first season under Urban Meyer. T.C.U. came in 2005, the same year that B.Y.U. hired Bronco Mendenhall. Then Air Force experienced a resurgence under Troy Calhoun, beginning in 2007. Then T.C.U. and Utah took it to the next level; then San Diego State began playing up to its potential. All of a sudden, the Rams weren't quite the crop of the Mountain West. Hey, at least Utah and B.Y.U. are no longer part of the picture, and T.C.U. follows suit next fall. What's that? Boise State's coming to town? That's not good.
Mountain West
Fort Collins, Colo.
Returning starters
12 (6 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 96
2010 record
(3-9, 2-6)
Last year's
No. 110
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
at New Mexico
- Sept. 10
Northern Colorado
- Sept. 17
Colorado (in Denver)
- Sept. 24
at Utah St.
- Oct. 1
San Jose St.
- Oct. 15
Boise St.
- Oct. 22
at UTEP
- Oct. 29
at U.N.L.V.
- Nov. 12
San Diego St.
- Nov. 19
at T.C.U.
- Nov. 26
Air Force
- Dec. 3
Last year's prediction
It's simply not easy to place Colorado State anywhere but here, not when considering last season's disastrous final two months and the lost talent on both sides of the ball, especially on offense. It doesn't seem — on paper — like a recipe for success. Not to say there aren't things to like about the Rams. Take the depth at the running back, for instance. If any one thing can help speed along the development of a young quarterback, it's a successful running game; of course, if anything can take the wind out of the sails of a running game, it's a weak offensive line. The returning experience on defense, such as that star-studded linebacker corps and a deep defensive line. I know one thing about this C.S.U. team: it won't be as bad as it was a season ago. Until we know more about this muddled situation on offense, it's hard to predict much more.
2010 recap
In a nutshell At least the Rams beat New Mexico, something they failed to do in 2009. Outside of that win, the song remained the same: three wins, blowout losses, little offense, even less defense. In fact, it's safe to say that 2010 was even worse than 2009, which seems hard to believe. Colorado State scored 16.5 points per game, 116th in the land, allowed 34.7 points per game, tied for 104th, and really put up a good fight in defeat only once, losing by five points at San Diego State in November. Maybe the continued struggles were to be expected, as the Rams were woefully inexperienced at several key positions. But after hitting a home run in his debut campaign, 2008, Steve Fairchild has posted back-to-back 3-9 marks, which puts him on the hot seat heading into the fall.
High point I'm not going to get too excited about wins over the Lobos and U.N.L.V., though any win has been cause for celebration over the last two years. The best win on the season – the only win left – was a 36-34 home victory over Idaho, which featured a season-best offensive showing and a game-winning field goal as time expired.
Low point So it's not San Diego State, we know that. It could be Colorado, the Rams' in-state rival. It could be Nevada, which won by 45 points; Utah, which won by 53; or either B.Y.U. or Air Force, both of which dropped 49. There's an easy answer, however: Wyoming. In the season finale, the Cowboys mauled the Rams, 44-0, for their lone M.W.C. win on the year. For the Rams, it was a low point nearly on par with the loss to New Mexico in 2009.
Tidbit Sixty-eight teams went bowling in 2008. Colorado State, 7-6 in Fairchild's first year, was one of those teams. Of those 68, 44 have returned to bowl play in each of the last two seasons — 45 if we arbitrarily decide to count U.S.C., which has been bowl eligible both years. Of the 23 remaining teams who have not done so, not including the Trojans, 12 have gone to bowl play in one of the last two years; teams like Texas, Cincinnati, Oregon State, Maryland, Notre Dame and Houston, among others. So there are 11 teams, of which Colorado State is one, that achieved bowl eligibility in 2008 but have stayed home in the two years since: the Rams, Kansas, Memphis, Rice, Buffalo, Ball State, Western Michigan, Wake Forest, Louisiana Tech, Florida Atlantic and Vanderbilt. Of those 11, only three have lost at least nine games in each of the last two years: Vanderbilt, 2-10 and 2-10; Memphis, 2-10 and 1-11; and Colorado State, 3-9 and 3-9.
Former players in the N.F.L.
14 WR David Anderson (Houston), OG Mike Brisiel (Houston), TE Joel Dreessen (Houston), LB Clark Haggans (Arizona), QB Caleb Hanie (Chicago), DE Tommie Hill (Oakland), RB Gartrell Johnson (Atlanta), DE Jessie Nading (Houston), OT Clint Oldenburg (Washington), OT Erik Pears (Buffalo), OT Cole Pemberton (Houston), LB Joey Porter (Arizona), OG Shelley Smith (Houston), TE Kory Sperry (San Diego).
Arbitrary top five list
St. Louis Rams wide receivers
1. Torry Holt (1999-2008).
2. Isaac Bruce (1994-2007).
3. Elroy Hirsch (1949-57).
4. Henry Ellard (1983-93).
5. Jack Snow (1965-75).
Steve Fairchild (Colorado State '81), 13-24 after three seasons with the Rams. While the last two years have been disastrous, Fairchild's debut season marked a happy return to Fort Collins for the former record-breaking C.S.U. quarterback and longtime assistant under Sonny Lubick. The Rams were able to break its streak of four consecutive non-winning seasons, the program's longest stretch since 1981-84, and win its first bowl game since 2001. Fairchild's impressive offensive background served the Rams well, as the team posted the most points in a season since 2003 (its last winning season) with the help of a bruising running game reminiscent of the best Lubick-coached teams. It is not surprising, therefore, to know that Fairchild was a key member of Lubick's staff during the program's heyday. His assistant experience with Colorado State spanned from 1993-2000 and included stints as the team's quarterback coach (1994-96) and offensive coordinator (1997-2000). In 1997, his first year as coordinator, the Rams set school records for total points (442) and touchdowns (59) in a season; the offensive production helped the Rams finish the season ranked 16th in the nation. In all, Fairchild coached three M.W.C. offensive players of the year (Moses Moreno, 1997; Kevin McDougal, 1999; and Matt Newton, 2000) and helped the Rams win three conference championships. He moved up to the N.F.L. in 2001, joining the Buffalo Bills as the team's quarterbacks coach. After two seasons in Buffalo, Fairchild was hired as the offensive coordinator in St. Louis, where he served for two seasons (2004-5) before returning to the Bills as its coordinator (2006-7). Yes, his first season showed Fairchild capable of winning at his alma mater; 2009 raised a few concerns; 2010 placed Fairchild firmly on the hot seat entering this season.
Players to watch
For the first time in four years, Colorado State returns its starting quarterback. Pete Thomas was the only true freshman to start each of his team's games in 2010, and while he had his freshman moments, Thomas fared pretty well as a rookie starter. It's a tough situation to be thrust into: months removed from high school, unfamiliar with the speed of the college game and surrounded by a pretty bad team. Still, Thomas did set a new program record in completing nearly 65 percent of his attempts, throwing for 2,662 yards altogether. Interceptions were a worry: 13 of them against only 11 scores, though Thomas did attempt nearly 400 passes. His future is bright, no doubt about that, but is he ready to take the next step in 2011? Depth here is a concern, as the Rams lost one quarterback to a transfer and another to early graduation. Some folks — and I'm not naming names, or pointing fingers — choose to stay in college an extra year or two, or three, for seasoning; Klay Kubiak opted to enter the work force.
The Rams have some game-tested receivers to choose from, but bring back only one with extensive starting experience. That puts a ton of weight on Lou Greenwood's shoulders: he led the Rams in receiving yards last fall (474) and led the team's receivers in touchdowns with two, but he needs to do more now that Colorado State must replace Tyson Liggett. The team will count on a pair of converted quarterbacks, Matt Yemm (21 catches for 265 yards) and T.J. Borcky (18 for 157), and hope that junior Marquise Law plays up to his physical gifts. More than anything, seeing that Fairchild wants a passing game that spreads the ball around, Colorado State wants to go six or seven deep in the passing game. If that's the case, perhaps there's a receiver out there who will come in under the radar and provide a boost.
The line looks the strength of the offense. Four starters are back from last fall, led by rising star Weston Richburg at center. Now a sophomore, Richburg looks like nothing if not a four-year starter and perennial all-conference candidate. Left tackle Paul Madsen is the elder statesman of the bunch – he's entering his third year in the starting lineup – but he's not the only senior: also on board is left guard Jake Gdowski, though he needs to shake off the injury bug. Junior Joe Caprioglio moves out from guard to right tackle, with sophomore Jordan Gragert the leading contender to step into his former role. The line should be pretty good, and it will need to be: the running game needs to improve to take some pressure off a still-young quarterback.
There are major questions to address on defense. Last year's group was the program's worst in nearly three decades: 416 points allowed, the most the Rams had allowed since going winless in 1981. There is a tremendous amount of work to be done, and to be honest, I'm not confident that we'll see a completely different outlook in 2011. It will help, however, to see more of the 3-4: this will get more speed on the field while diminishing the impact of two senior interior linemen lost to graduation.
Colorado State won't be 3-4 based, but rather 3-4 centric – we'll still see plenty of the old 4-3, but from all accounts, the Rams will do more than just dabble in three-man front, as they did a year ago. And unlike several other 3-4 teams we've seen so far on the Countdown, the Rams actually have the size to make this work. That's thanks to a senior like Nuku Latu, a reserve in the past but someone with the size to stand up on the nose. Junior Zach Tiedgen, a former end, will see plenty of time inside, as will redshirt freshman John Froland. Three linemen with starting experience are back at end: Broderick Sargent (37 tackles, 6.5 for loss)s, C.J. James and former defensive back Davis Burl.
Senior linebacker Mychal Sisson isn't just the face of the defense: he's probably the most overlooked defender in the Mountain West, which is saying something. Sisson isn't to blame for this group's inability to get stops; he got the job done in 2010, finishing second on the team in tackles (95), leading the team in tackles for loss (15) and leading the nation with seven forced fumbles. He'll move to the weak side this fall, which will take advantage of his speed and athletic ability. Michael Kawulok steps in at middle linebacker, where he made a pair of starts last fall. The linebacker I'll be watching with extreme interest is sophomore Mike Orakpo, the younger brother of Brian, the former Texas great.
There's enough experience at cornerback that I wonder: Why not move one or two to safety? Colorado State moved Elijah-Blu Smith to cornerback, his natural position, from free safety, but that leaves his former spot vacant. Sophomore Ezra Thompson made three starts there last fall and would seem to be the best choice, but he has his hands full with redshirt freshman Austin Gray. Ivory Heard (81 tackles, 1 interception) returns at strong safety.
It will be Smith on one side, Momo Thomas on the other at cornerback, with questions only about how to work sophomore Shaq Bell into the mix. The talent and experience here is nice, lending some credence to the idea that this year's pass defense will be better than it was a year ago, when it was the worst in the Mountain West. But you don't just gain a year's experience and go from allowing opposing quarterbacks to complete nearly 70 percent of their attempts to being stingy. It's very much a work in progress.
Position battle(s) to watch
Running back It's strange, but even with the loss of three multiple-year contributors, Colorado State doesn't lack for options at running back. There's enough depth – albeit of the slightly unproven variety – to be excited about this group's potential, in fact. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Rams go with a by-committee approach to the ground game, though even that would entail trimming a list of potentially six or seven competitors down to three, four at most. We're all familiar with one of the leading contenders: Raymond Carter started at U.C.L.A. before transferring to Colorado State, where he flashed his talent at times in 2010, such as against Idaho, but did not provide the impact some expected. Carter's dual-threat ability would play well when combined with sophomore Chris Nwoke's (357 yards last fall) bruising running style. If this pair leads the way, I'd like to see Nwoke loosen up defenses early, setting up Carter in space – either as a runner or receiver – while Nwoke finishes teams late, grinding out the clock. That's if this pair ends up leading the way; Colorado State could also turn to senior Derek Good, a strong return man without a ton of backfield experience, or even freshman Dorian Brown, should he be healthy after missing last season with a knee injury. More options arrive in the fall, when the Rams add three more young options. I'm betting on Carter and Nwowke doing most of the work, but they'll have to prove themselves against a handful of other backs.
Game(s) to watch
Must-win games: Wyoming, San Jose State and Northern Colorado at home; New Mexico and U.N.L.V. on the road. If the Rams get five wins there, they may get a sixth win from a group consisting of Utah State, UTEP and Colorado. Maybe. Just know that the Rams need to win at least four from the first group, as a 3-2 mark against those weaklings will not allow this team to reach bowl eligibility.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Does Steve Fairchild have a plan? I hear about this sense of urgency that has pervaded the program: Colorado State wants to win right now, this year, and has focused very much on that goal. So does Fairchild have a plan? Were the last two seasons for naught, or will the 18 losses in 24 games lead to brighter days in 2011 and beyond? Let's save the big picture view for another day – though it remains a vital issue to address, and one whose answer we'll know once the Rams kick off in September. Focus instead on what these Rams bring to the table in 2011: more experience. Thomas is a year wiser at quarterback. The offensive line will be a strength. Colorado State's decision to play more snaps out of the 3-4 accentuates the defense's speed; there is nice experience in the secondary; and a linebacker who goes unnoticed outside the M.W.C. but ranks among the nation's most productive at his position. So there are pieces in place for a bowl run, which brings us back to square one: Does Fairchild have a plan? Has he been building to this season, willingly accepting a pair of 3-9 stumbles to get to this point? Or does he not have a grasp on the situation? I'm not willing to believe the latter, though nor am I willing to give Fairchild the benefit of the doubt. The schedule is not altogether difficult, so if the Rams have their act together this team has the talent to get to 6-6. Still, you'd really need a positive outlook to project a bowl berth in 2011. Better? Yes. Three wins better? I'd guess no, but maybe Fairchild does have a plan.
Dream season So Fairchild did have a plan after all. After two years of bottom-feeding, the Rams rebound to go 8-4, 6-2 in Mountain West play.
Nightmare season More of the same: 2-10, 1-7.
In case you were wondering
Where do Colorado State fans congregate? For solid C.S.U. chatter, check out RamNation.com, though you'll need to sign up to frequent the message board. For recruiting coverage, try Gold & Green News and RamsInsider.com. As always, please send me your favorite message boards, blogs and beat reporters for inclusion in this section.
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Minnesota is next
Another player to watch at CSU is Kevin Pierre-Louis, brother of the 2-time national champion (and kidnapper) Florida CB, Wondy Pierre-Louis
+ Crockett Gilmore, who could be the next Marecic, a versatile two-way player (TE & DE)
Yup. Minnesota. So the only BCS conferences we haven't seen a team from yet are the Big East and PAC 12.
I didn't see any of CSU's games last year, but my gut tells me Thomas' 65% completion rating might be misleading, since Fairchild's offense loves the short stuff (as a long suffering Bills fan, I call this the 'Josh Reed effect') Any truth to that, CSU fans?
It seems like just yesterday that this was one of the strongest teams in the MWC on the lines – both offensive and defensive. No, they didn't go 10-2 or 9-3, but they were competative in most games they played in, despite not really having any big name skill guys. Just goes to show you how important the lines are.
CSU 2011 looks to me like San Diego State 2010– experience at o-line, QB, youth and talent at RB, with a lot of speed on defense, especially behind the line.
This is a nice write-up of a MWC team from a national blog. Well done.
@Adam Nettina- You are correct, most of Thomas' stuff was dink-and-dunk. He definitely had the training wheels on. When he got a chance, his deep ball looked pretty pedestrian though. Fairchild's offense was actually pretty wide open when he had the talent in '08.
Excellent in-depth analysis. Some items to consider… the talent cupboards are re-stocked (Sonny's recruiting tappered off at the end), and the young talent is now fully experienced in the most critical areas for an NFL Offense — OL, QB, RB, WR.
The D should be improved everywhere, except DT may have some issues after loosing 1st team all-mwc DT (Guy Miller).
One new game-bending/play-making Talent that SF recruited, got experienced last year & is ready to shine… Crockett Gilmore 6'5″ 250lb. fast/athletic kid who showed some brilliance at DE & TE.
Big-Plays: The RAMs have lacked "big-play makers" for 2 years (since the loss of VanPelt, Sapp, Anderson, Dreesen, etc.). The confluence of highly talented athletes w/ experience like Sisson, Blu-Smith, Orakpo (on D), Thomas, Gilmore, Greenwood, Richburg (on O) should finally give the RAMs the ability to Win the close ones & compete in every single game.
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Don't buy it, does not fit the Apple Ipod touch 4th gen as advertised, it's about 3/4" shorter, not even if you attempt to stretched the rubber cover won't fit. Very disappointing as it cost me about same about in shipping to send it back as O.co wouldn't provide free return
first one had scratches , second one was great. works great for the ipod.
These are good cases and should offer good protection against many unfortunate accidents. But if you are like me and often connect your iPod to full stereo with a 3.5 mm RCA connector, you will be disappointed to know most cables will not connect fully, as the case does not allow proper clearance. Earbuds and headphones have smaller jack bodies and will fit through the ports of the case but some 3.5mm RCA connectors and other audio cable connectors have slightly bigger male end bodies and will not fully insert. Size matters
After reading some of the reviews i was pretty sceptical but wanted to try it out anyway and i loved the price! It took about a little over a week to get here. To be honest i wasnt really expecting alot and was thinking i was going to get the wrong color or it wasnt going to fit but everything was as i ordered! It fit perfectly and i got the right color! I love everything about it!
The case was missing the screen protector. I ordered two cases and one of them was missing a piece. I am not sure how to get in touch with the seller.
Worth the price. Only DRAWBACK, the shipping took FOREVER!!!! (almost 2 weeks)
I still use this item on my ipod and i love the color of it
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