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I would love to order more Crocs in black for myself, but I must have a roomy fit. It isn't roomy on me, by the way, a roomy width is tight but wearable. Those of us with very wide feet would like to have more fashionable shoes available to us too. My size is a Junior 1 or 2, roomy width.
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Rather than just spew out a bunch of talk about how tough this one was to settle on, I'll just say I absolutely loved making this short. Because I did. Finally getting to make the short everyone has been begging for was a joy as well as a wonderful stress filled fearful challenge. We wanted to make the Batman short several things. We wanted it to be good (duh) We wanted it to fit in with our other super hero style shorts, and mostly we wanted the cafe to be Superman and Batman only. The first time we did the cafe scene was with our Superman short, and I wanted Batman to have his own spotlight in return. So if you are wondering why Ironman or Spiderman aren't around, it's because we didn't want it to be about them. (but that doesn't mean they are gone forever ;)As for the story, since The Dark Knight is one of if not the most perfect super hero script ever written (if you don't take into account how convenient it is that nobody ever shoots batman in the face) and since we weren't going to have our story end with batman getting shot in the face, there is very little that could be done differently (without force feeding it to you) in terms of plot that wouldn't just cause a chain reaction of explination. If you catch the joker at the party before Rachel is tossed out the window, then nobody dies, two face never happens, everyone's happy, and Bruce, Harvey, and Rachel have some weird love triangle battle... but that's not funny or satisfying to watch. If you Don't change any of that and try to change something else later in the film it's just not that relevant because the joker's already in full swing and you can't stop his plan of chaos... So we took a poll, asked around, looked at the forum discussions, and the reoccurring topic was the bat pod. So therefore, Whamo, Batman hits the Joker.Batman maybe can't kill someone, but he sure doesn't mind beating the snot out of evil doers, so why wouldn't severely hospitalizing someone along the way fall into that category? Absolutely, Batman would say "I'll give you something think about, while you are trying to regain the use of your arms and legs in Gotham General" I mean, HE TOSSED A DUDE OFF A ROOF just to break his legs! Batman totally pushes his rule boundary when he wants to. "I wont kill you, but I don't have to save you." are you kidding? I wont kill you, i'll just NOT help you live as this train does the killing for me... dirty pool batman.Anyway! So that's how it came to be. Hope you enjoy it. This one was a personal important short to complete. --Credits--Written By: Tina Alexander and Daniel BaxterVoices By: Daniel Baxter and Stephanie Fisher (Rachel)Music By: Bryan English
Kiddo cab!The short is too awesome for words, I'll just say I'm still laughing at the "It makes no sense, I should be like igalaphasasanthathaaaaa"!
I totally know that bugged everyone. It works in a comic book but on film? not so much.
Yes, it is unrealistic - but of it's necessary. TwoFace looks more or less like that in the comics, and it was either go for a less faithful-to-comics but more realistic mouth or having a major character deliver memorable lines in an incomprehensible way. Lesser of two evils, I say...
if you listen closely to what he says, you hear " i only got half a faaaaaace."
Dude. I've been following your site for long time, almost since its inception. ha. You've had awesome and good but never terrible videos. But dude....this is the BEST one I've have seen. I laughed so hard that I stopped making any sounds when Batman just hit the joker and said of course I hit him but I didn't kill him. I love The Dark Knight and yet you did a fantastic job touching on its flaws. Brilliant. SImply brilliant.
Oh and by the way I shamelessly promote you site to all my friends. Particularly, Inception, Terminator, Twilight, A New Hope and Predator.
We can haz zombie comic naow??Pleaze? Think about childrenz!
Zombie comic! been waiting so long for a new one!Yez, teh childrenz!
please please more zombie comic. also more coffee breaks with Superman and Batman, they're my fav!
Funniest hishe yet! This was really hilarious you guys. Totally lived up to expectations, 3 thumbs up :)
I know I've not been around much (So much in fact I'm still trying to get used to this new format, hehehe) but this short was awesome!!!! So awesome I could see me and Daniel arguing on who's better. Me for Batman and Daniel for Superman. I'ma wear my batman cape I got in Six Flags! :D
one of the best!!! I was cracking up from beginning to end. I love it!!!!.
Crazy squirrel in the "wood"Totally awesome! Couldn't stop laughing or watching it. My friends got really bored of me quoting it all the time that they finally just stopped listening to me. It's amazing! (favorite part was the "are you gargling marbles because I can barely understand what your saying - asodifusodalsdkj!!!!" lol great job!) True Grit was amazing! Dear Easter Bunny, I want you to put that movie in my Easter Basket! lol
I know people have said it before, but I would watch an entire television series of nothing but your Batman and Superman in the cafe chatting scenes.Awesome as usual. Twitter
My absolute favourite so far cuz of,welll..... EVERYTHING!'it makes no sense! I should be like ujsnfkownufrwonfwa!' XDThank You sooooooooooo much!!!!!!Roses are red,Violets are blue, Optimus Prime is awesome,this poem doesn't rhyme, NOW GIVE ME YOUR FACE!
This short Kicks Ass! I especially loved how you drew all the old batman villains. That short was just plain awesome.
Dude, this was hilarious, how it just cuts from batman hitting the joker to "whamo". This is easily one of your best shorts ever!
Your takin it easy on the movie how bout when he uses rope to get a diesel to do a front flip? An awesome movie to be sure but cmon.
I'm pretty sure it wasn't just rope..it looked like military grade zip line. Which..while i still wish the Mythbusters would test this scene...i believe to be pretty possible.
Daniel, you lived up to my many, many expectations! Again, you went back to the "old" HISHE style (which I am a fan of) and made a short with plenty of memorable lines and an alternative ending. Great job all around!
I've heard some people saying that District 9 is next... is this true?? I really hope it is because District 9 was a fantastic movie and I'd really love you see your take on it.Please lemme know!!<3
Finally! I've been waiting for batman, I liked this one, made me laugh more than spiderman and superman lolthe beggining cracked me up alot lol
Great stuff... i agree batman should have hit joker. and two face should have gotten bigger part.I loved the ending of this video.... it is the best part.but what do you have against the penguin? he was a great villain. devito is born for that role!did you not like batman returns?? I liked batman returns ALOT better then Batman (1989). jack N is good joker but kim basinger destroies the whole move for me. she seem like a character out of the world of DICK TRACY. batman 1 and 2 are better then Joel Schumackers movies of course; those two movies are more for kids.Micheal Keaton is bad ass as batman. to bad he quit. Why did you not have poison ivy INSTEAD of penguin? it had been a better fit!My point: i loved this video, just a little disapointed that penguin was one of the villains at the table next to bats and superman.Does this mean, you guys did not like batman returns?? thanks again for great video! i love this "superman/batman at a cafe talking"more of this please
Have I ever mentioned how awesome you guys are? Well I'm going to again anyway...I love the cafe as usual, but It's so much greater because anyone whos watched you guys since the Starz partnership won't understand just how awesome it is from the very first Superman HISHE all the way to this one, and you're super lucky to have a recurring joke like that, it now defines HISHE, and not in the way it's the only you thing you'd be remembered as, but now if you ever see a coffee shop in any movie or TV show the first thing your going to think is How it Should Have Ended!Also I liked this one way better than the Top Gun and Aliens (Both good) but this one is the original HISHE to me, since the first time I saw the Spiderman 3 one and on to Transformers, I think it's the best theme for any of the videos.The best word to define this short = CLASSIC!
Hilarious. The part I liked the most was at the cafee at the end when Batman interrupts Superman. Pure gold.
The Dark Knight HISHE is arguably the BEST short to date. It is an instant classic. I loved every part of it and it had such great animation that has come a long way since the original Superman short. Keep up the incredible work Daniel."BECAUSE I'M BATMAN!"Pure gold!
HISHE Maker, You have gotten your groove back!!!
This was probally one of the funniest HISHE videos I've seen in a long time! Keep up the good work! My favorite part was when Batman hit the Joker! I just burst out laughing!
I just wanna say I'm a huge fan of all of your guys videos, especially any of the superhero ones. Having various superheroes just hangin out over a cup of coffee. I just want to say how much I enjoy all the work you guys do. And say that I'd love to see more with the superhero cafe. Thanks again for all the enjoyment.
Well friends, you've done it again. FAN-tastic job on this one. I laughed all the way through. You captured aspects of the film and characters perfectly, and the editing and voices were spot on. I agree with Ronin and Animal - the cafe scene is defining for HISHE, and I would gladly watch an entire series of that story swapping style.This was such a strong short - what a pleasure to come back for it. Keep up the good work, Team HISHE!P.S. Great to see Babbz, Ronin, Animal (Ness, you also seem like a veteran to me at this point!) still kicking around...


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No. 44: San Diego State
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 20, 2011
Year one: lay the groundwork, increase depth, show progression on both sides of the ball. Year two: make a substantial improvement in the win column, leading your team into bowl play and, for a time, right on the verge of a national ranking. Year three: cash in. This was Brady Hoke's blueprint, one he ran to the letter over his short stint with San Diego State, which ended in January when he assumed the mantle at his dream stop, Michigan. How in the world will poor, little, overlooked San Diego State ever survive without the architect of last year's nine-win finish? It's all over, right? Let's just write off the Aztecs, return them to the bottom of the Mountain West and move on… right? Nope, not exactly. While the program lost its face, the Aztecs aren't going anywhere in 2011. What about 2012? I have faith, but ask again in 12 months, just to be safe.
Mountain West
San Diego
Returning starters
12 (7 offense, 5 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 87
2010 record
(9-4, 5-3)
Last year's
No. 28
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
Cal Poly
- Sept. 10
at Army
- Sept. 17
Washington St.
- Sept. 24
at Michigan
- Oct. 8
- Oct. 13
at Air Force
- Oct. 29
- Nov. 5
New Mexico
- Nov. 12
at Colorado St.
- Nov. 19
Boise St.
- Nov. 26
at U.N.L.V.
- Dec. 3
Fresno St.
Last year's prediction
Everything is on schedule. As I wrote in last year's preview, this coming season will represent another step forward for a program eying a bowl berth in 2011. It doesn't look like San Diego State will leapfrog step two and land a bowl berth in 2010, for a handful of reasons. On offense, the running game must improve; on defense, the Aztecs must get more from their pass rush. Yes, this team will progress in both facets in 2010, as one would expect in the second year in the same system. Yet I expect continued growing pains. There are things to like from the Aztecs — beginning with the potential of the passing game — and I do expect at least a one-win improvement. These Aztecs are beginning to understand what it takes to be a solid bowl team. They're just a year away.
2010 recap
In a nutshell A year to remember for San Diego State. Nine wins, a program-high since 1977. An offense that scored 455 points, third-most in school history. A defense that came together in short order, allowing 22.1 points per game only two years after bottoming out, giving up 37.2 points per game, in Chuck Long's final season. It was a year to remember and relish, though some of the goodwill did dissipate once Hoke left the program in early January. What he leaves in place, however, will last long after his departure: the roster seems rebuilt, full of young talent, and S.D.S.U. does have a very nice replacement in Rocky Long. His job heading into 2011 is not just to maintain last year's success for one season but to keep things going, keeping the Aztecs in the Mountain West hunt for the foreseeable future. The pieces are place for continued success in 2011, at least.
High point A 27-25 win over then-No. 23 Air Force on Oct. 16. While the Aztecs had lost by only a combined total of eight points to Missouri — on the road — and B.Y.U. at that point, the win validated S.D.S.U.'s growth in Hoke's season season.
Low point Back-to-back narrow losses to T.C.U. and Utah. On the bright side, however, that S.D.S.U. hung with two such talented teams made the rest of the M.W.C., if not the nation, stand up and take notice.
Tidbit I think it's safe to say that Rocky Long wasn't beloved in San Diego prior to his arrival as Hoke's defensive coordinator in 2009. His New Mexico teams went 9-2 against the Aztecs over his 11 years in charge, losing two of three from 1998-2000 but taking eight straight from 2001-8. It got uglier and uglier as the years went on: U.N.M. won by a touchdown or less in 2001-2 but averaged 46 points in Long's last four wins over San Diego State. It came to a head in 2008, when the Lobos took care of business — and then some — in a 70-7 win. After that loss, it was pretty much guaranteed that Chuck Long was not going to come back in 2009.
Tidbit (geography edition) I don't think it's surprising to see that San Diego State doesn't need to stray far from its own backyard to land the wide majority of its roster. The San Diego area — Southern California in general — ranks among the most fertile recruiting ground in the country, after all. The Aztecs have never taken full advantage of this location; most of the top talent in the region goes elsewhere, to U.S.C., U.C.L.A. and elsewhere. But in all, 91 players on San Diego State's roster comes from California, with the remaining 14 players coming from Hawaii, Nevada, California, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and… Mexico. Yes, Mexico: that's where the Aztecs went and got kicker Abel Perez, who hit on 17 of his 20 field goal attempts in 2010.
Former players in the N.F.L.
17 LB Russell Allen (Jacksonville), LB Antwan Applewhite (San Diego), WR Vincent Brown (San Diego), OT Brandyn Dombrowski (San Diego), LB Heath Farwell (Minnesota), RB Lynell Hamilton (New Orleans), OG Lance Louis (Chicago), LB Matt McCoy (Seattle), LB Kirk Morrison (Jacksonville), QB Kevin O'Connell (New York Jets), WR Kassim Osgood (Jacksonville), OT Chester Pitts (Seattle), OT Will Robinson (Seattle), WR DeMarco Sampson (Arizona), WR Chaz Schilens (Oakland), WR Brett Swain (Green Bay), WR Roberto Wallace (Miami).
Arbitrary top five list
Strangest tumbles in 2011 N.B.A. Draft
1. SF Kahwi Leonard (Indiana, 15th overall).
2. SF Jordan Hamilton (Dallas, 26th).
3. PG Darius Morris (Los Angeles, 41st).
4. SG Marshon Brooks (Boston, 25th).
5. PG Josh Selby (Memphis, 49th).
Rocky Long (New Mexico '74), entering his first season in charge. Long spent the last two years as Hoke's defensive coordinator with the Aztecs, leading the defense to a huge improvement between 2009 and 2010. His experience with the Aztecs was enough to make him the clear pick to replace Hoke; his experience as a head coach made his selection extremely easy. Long is the finest coach in New Mexico history: he went 65-69 from 1999-2008, leading the Lobos to five bowl berths and setting a program record for wins. The first former player to lead the Lobos, Long took New Mexico to unparalleled heights after taking over for Dennis Franchione in 1998. He led the Lobos to five bowl games over a span of six years from 2002-7; the program made six bowl appearances from 1938-1997. His 49 wins from 2001-7 – an average of seven a season – marked the best stretch of play in program history. New Mexico was the only team in the country to increase its win total every season from 1998-2003, starting with a 3-8 mark in Long's first season and culminating in an 8-5 2003 season, complete with a trip to the Las Vegas Bowl. New Mexico's nine victories in 2007 were the most since Franchione won nine in 1997 and the second-most in program history, behind a 10-win 1982 season under Joe Morrison. Long has coached at two other Mountain West schools, Wyoming from 1981-85 and T.C.U. from 1988-90, and two Pac-12 stops, Oregon State from 1991-95 and U.C.L.A. from 1996-97. After the work he did as a San Diego State assistant and his work at New Mexico, Long was more than deserving of another opportunity. Here's guessing he makes it count.
Tidbit (coaching edition) There are a few new faces on the coaching staff, as there was a bit of shakeup following Hoke's move to Michigan. One addition is offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig, a former Broyles Award finalist with a very impressive resume: since 1998, Ludwig has been the coordinator at Fresno State, Oregon, Utah and California, spending several years alongside Jeff Tedford. Then there's running backs coach Jeff Horton, who did a fine job last fall as Minnesota's interim coach following Tim Brewster's dismissal, and Dan Finn, formerly of Idaho, who will be the offensive line coach. Not surprisingly, Long also hired a few of his former New Mexico assistants to round out the defensive staff: Osia Lewis will coach the line and Daniel Gonzalez the safeties. Brian Sipe, the quarterbacks coach, is one holdover from Hoke's offensive staff.
Players to watch
If there was one issue facing this team heading into 2010 it was a paltry ground game, one that ranked near the bottom of the F.B.S. in most major categories in 2009. There was this name, however, that I kept hearing in regards to the running game: I heard about this freshman, Ronnie Hillman, a major piece of Hoke's first recruiting class who moved to the top of the depth chart with a terrific spring. You know all that hype? Well, Hillman lived up to every expectation placed upon him, rushing for 1,532 yards and 17 scores en route to first-team all-Mountain West honors.
Talk about a program-changing performer: a player like Hillman had been missing in the S.D.S.U. backfield for a generation, and his speedy development into the Mountain West's most productive back — by leaps and bounds — was the most integral factor behind this offense's development in 2010. Now a sophomore, Hillman is a borderline all-American candidate and the face of this offense. Junior Walter Kazee (324 yards) is again the top reserve.
Hillman was so good last fall that it took the spotlight away from quarterback Ryan Lindley: and all Lindley did was continue to rank among the most overlooked quarterbacks in the nation, throwing for 3,830 yards and 28 scores and fulfilling the promise he flashed as a freshman and sophomore. It's not a stretch to say that Lindley can carry this offense by himself; he did so in 2008 and 2009, though the unbalanced offense needed a healthy running game to reach its full potential. Hillman's ascension took pressure off of Lindley, both in terms of the incoming pass rush and all the heavy lifting he had to do with this offense.
It's amazing to think that Lindley's now a senior — he's grown before our very eyes — but now, entering his final season, he's one of the best quarterbacks in the country. And, somehow, he remains one of the most overlooked skill players in the country. With Hillman and this running game in place, look for S.D.S.U. to again go with the pass and run in equal measure: last fall, the Aztecs ran the ball 439 times, passed 426 times, scoring 29 touchdowns on the ground and 28 through the air.
The offensive line always gets lost in the shuffle, doesn't it? Hillman was the big story, followed closely by Lindley's continued growth, but the line's improvement was, behind the scenes, one of the most surprising non-B.C.S. conference stories of the season. We know about how this line led the way on the ground, but the offensive front also allowed only nine sacks on the year, the fifth-lowest total in the country. Four of last season's starters are back, though the Aztecs must replace four-year starting center Trask Iosefa. The team will do that by transitioning junior Alex Johnson over from left guard to center, with senior Emilio Rivera, a past starter, shifting into the lineup at Johnson's old spot. It's the same old story elsewhere: senior Tommie Draheim at left tackle, junior Nik Embernate at right guard and senior Kurtis Gunther at right tackle. The line should continue to be a strength if Johnson can fare well in Iosefa's shoes.
If San Diego State makes a similar improvement from 2010 to 2011 as it made from 2009 to last fall, this defense might be the Mountain West's best. Look for Long to continue playing a role in the game-planning and play-calling, which is good news for the Aztecs. There are some holes to fill, however, especially along the defensive line: only one starter is back, and only two linemen with solid playing experience are available as we head into September.
The returning starter is senior Jerome Long (30 tackles, 6 for loss), the anchor of the line — and the defense as a whole, perhaps — at tackle in this 3-3-5 look. Long is one of three seniors in the starting lineup, joining ends J.J. Autele and Larry Gibbs: this is a pretty good, experienced starting trio. If the Aztecs hope to continue rotating bodies up front, S.D.S.U. will need help from a group of freshmen and sophomores. One is tackle Kenny Galea'i, who rides right behind Long on the depth chart. Sophomore Jordan Thomas and redshirt freshmen Dontrell Onuoha and Everett Beed are in the mix at end, as is junior Frederick Trujillo.
You have to like what S.D.S.U. has at linebacker. This would be a strength merely based on senior Miles Burris (90 tackles, 2o for loss, 9.5 sacks), the all-American and national award candidate on the strong side. The Aztecs have had a number of very, very good linebackers come through town over the last decade; add Burris to that list, if you please. He's joined at outside linebacker by senior Logan Ketchum (52 tackles), who was able to stay healthy a year ago. You'll also see plenty of sophomore Nick Tenhaeff (30 tackles, 2 sacks). The Aztecs could call on experienced junior Rob Andrews in the middle, but redshirt freshman Jake Fely, who has lived up his billing as a top recruit, took home the starting role during the spring.
The secondary faces a bit of a rebuilding job without three of last season's starters. Most of the experienced depth comes at cornerback, where the Aztecs bring back starter Leon McFadden (55 tackles) and key reserve Josh Wade, both juniors. McFadden doesn't have overwhelming size, but he's one of the most physical cornerbacks in the Mountain West. Seniors Larry Parker and Romeo Horn will also play, especially if Horn can stay healthy, and the Aztecs like a pair of redshirt freshmen, Mahbu Keels and King Holder.
S.D.S.U. returns one starting safety in senior Brandon Davis, but he's not assured of retaining his role in a secondary that features a pair of more tradtional safety-like defenders and one hybrid safety-linebacker. It seems as if Davis will cede his spot to sophomore Marcus Andrews (33 tackles), with another sophomore, Nate Berhe, joining Andrews in the starting lineup. Senior Dey Juan Hemmings is right alongside Berhe on the depth chart, but he must show he's healthy after being stymied last fall by an ankle injury. Hemmings started in 2009. Junior Khalid Stevens (37 tackles, 3.5 for loss) will assume the hybrid safety role.
Position battle(s) to watch
Wide receivers No position was dinged more by graduation than wide receiver, where the Aztecs must replace a pair of all-conference picks — and next-level talents — in Vincent Brown and DeMarco Sampson. Each were Countdown regulars: big-time contributors for each of their final three seasons, among the Mountain West's most productive targets throughout Hoke's short stay. How will S.D.S.U. replace this pair? It won't be easy, but step one is finding a new lead target for Lindley to work with. That will likely be junior Dominique Sandifer (23 receptions for 263 yards), last year's fifth-leading receiver. The Aztecs are also high on sophomore Dylan Denso, who played in spurts as a rookie but moved to the top of the depth chart with a strong series of spring practices. Even if we say Denso is ready to step into a major role, there's really very little proven depth. But don't question the talent brewing in a batch of redshirt freshmen, such as Ezell Ruffin, a very strong recruit for this program, or Jay Waddell and David Lamar. The Aztecs could also call on sophomore Osmond Nicholas and junior Robert Gregorio. At least one will make an impact as this team's second and third receiver, and several new faces will play when S.D.S.U. goes four-wide. One position with tremendous depth is tight end: sophomore Gavin Escobar (29 for 323, 4 scores) will be a fixture on the all-Mountain West team, and targets like Bryce Quigley and Aston Umuolo — while technically receivers, not tight ends — can also be used as intermediate options over the middle of the field. The losses are daunting, but San Diego State needs to move ahead with Lindley under center and several young, talented — but unproven — targets coming up the pipeline. Unfortunately, if the offense does struggle, it will because of this receiver corps.
Game(s) to watch
I see two games with some intriguing back stories. One is Michigan… you know, Hoke and all. Another is New Mexico, as I do imagine Long is looking forward to facing the Lobos. How successful this year ends up being depends on how the Aztecs fare against the meat of this schedule: Michigan, T.C.U., Air Force and Boise State.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Those expecting — or hoping for — San Diego State to take a slide in year one post-Hoke are going to be very, very disappointed. I could have maybe seen this point of view had the program gone outside the program for his replacement instead of promoting Long. That S.D.S.U. named Long, an experienced head coach who knows the university, this team's system and the roster, only leads me to believe that the Aztecs will continue to be an eight-win squad in 2011. Can they be better than that — nine, 10 wins, perhaps? I really don't think so, for a few reasons. One is the question marks at receiver. After being so balanced offensively last fall, can S.D.S.U. continue to excel through the air without any experienced options at the position? We know the Aztecs can run the ball, and we know Lindley is one of the better quarterbacks in the country; still, Lindley needs some help, and he'll miss having Brown and Sampson to work with. Defensively, you wonder a bit about depth along each level, especially up front. For this defense to continue making strides forward, the Aztecs will need a bunch of redshirt freshmen and sophomores to occupy meaningful roles. But the defense as a whole looks good, and the team as a whole looks very good, to be honest. As stated above, whether this season is a success hinges on games against the meat of the schedule. San Diego State could roll out a 6-6 or 7-5 season by feasting on the weaklings on the schedule: New Mexico, U.N.L.V., Wyoming and the like. But this team should aim for more, and doing more would entail taking a least two from games against Michigan, T.C.U., Air Force, Boise State and Fresno State. Not easy, but doable. What about in 2012 and beyond? Can Long keep this train rolling along? I believe he can. In the here and now, everything is just fine and dandy.
Dream season The Aztecs take three of five from Air Force, T.C.U., Michigan, Boise State and Fresno State, pushing the program to 10 wins for the first time in more than 30 years.
Nightmare season I guess Hoke did mean that much for San Diego State: 4-8, 3-5 in the Mountain West. There's a very slim chance that this happens, which is why it would be a nightmare.
In case you were wondering
Where do San Diego State fans congregate? Start with the independent site, Aztec Mesa, before moving on to San Diego State's top recruiting site, Aztec Sports Report. Further coverage can be found at the Web site of The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Tags: Brady Hoke, Dominique Sandifer, Gavin Escobar, Jake Fely, Jerome Long, Leon McFadden, Miles Burris, Mountain West, Rocky Long, Ronnie Hillman, Ryan Lindley, San Diego State
Looks like 43 will be my alma mater, Georgia Tech.
lol. You are probably going to over rank the weasels again. SDSU beats scum (state school university michigan, as stated in their charter papers) and sets the tone for both teams seasons.
erm, that is "state college university michigan" but, whatever.
a really big component of SDSU's success on the ground last season was use of a fullback. SDSU hadn't done that before (at least not in many years) and Brandon Sullivan played the role to perfection.
If Ludwig doesn't continue to use the fullback in '11, we'll see how much of the improvement in the running game is due to the experienced o-line.
news yesterday– Dominique Sandifer out for the year, as is Jay Waddell. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jul/20/sdsu-receiving-corps-loses-two-more/
SDSU has the greenest WR corps in the conference– if not the country.
Paul:Saw that. Hurts. Losing Sandifer is tough, but the S.D.S.U. receiver corps is going to live or die with the redshirt freshmen and sophomores either way.
Ezra – By the final two games, and notably the bowl game, Young (a big old school 240lb'er) took over fb from sullivan; so FB will likely be a very prominent part of the offense.
The WRs are going to have step up in a big way, including the true frosh that seems promising.
Note to Ezra:
As inexperienced as the Aztecs are at WR, they are more than experienced and talented and dangerous throwing the ball to TEs Alston Umuolo and Gavin Escobar. Not a problem. And, young WRs like Ezell Ruffin will develop.
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What is Nutrigenomics?
April 07, 2014
The future of feeding horses is here: Learn how diet can impact your horse right down to his genetic core. Read More
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November 11, 2013
This Veteran's Day, consider honoring the war horses that sacrificed it all for us by helping horses in need. Read More
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November 04, 2013
Each of your horse's hairs speaks volumes about his overall health, nutrition status, and genetic makeup. Read More
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May 27, 2013
Subsequent to the nocardioform placentitis surge in 2011, research in this field has progressed. Read More
Study: Not All Biosecurity Protocols Effective
May 16, 2013
Researchers say not all biosecurity protocols owners use will protect horses from infectious diseases. Read More
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May 14, 2013
One veterinarian offers some tips on an often overlooked but extremely important task: sheath cleaning. Read More
First Clone-to-Clone Foal Produced
May 13, 2013
Cloning science advanced when the world's first filly produced by a clone and out of a clone was born. Read More
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May 06, 2013
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May 05, 2013
In an attempt to abrogate castration-related complications, veterinarians developed a laparoscopic procedure. Read More
Shock Wave Therapy for Lower Leg Wounds on Horses
May 01, 2013
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy could be a promising tool for treating equine lower limb wounds. Read More
Drug Peramivir Could Help Horses Suffering from Flu
April 28, 2013
Researchers found a flu inhibitor that could help horses with influenza recover more quickly. Read More
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April 25, 2013
Researchers recently tested a weight loss plan designed for horses with EMS and had positive results. Read More
Therapeutic Ultrasound Settings for Horses Identified
April 23, 2013
Researchers identified what ultrasound settings achieve adequate temperature increases to be therapeutic. Read More
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April 22, 2013
One vet said multiple abnormalities could contribute to hoof lameness, rather than just one problem. Read More
Canadian Researchers Battling Drug-Resistant Bacteria
April 18, 2013
Researchers are recognizing a growing number of disease-causing organisms resistant to common antibiotics. Read More
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April 18, 2013
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April 14, 2013
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April 08, 2013
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Tweaking Stem Cell Therapy Use in Horses (AAEP 2012)
April 07, 2013
Stem cell therapy has evolved rapidly as a treatment approach in equine veterinary medicine. Read More
Subfertile Mares Need Conscientious Monitoring (AAEP 2012)
April 06, 2013
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April 03, 2013
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The Rochester chapter of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) honored Unity Health System's Community Diabetes Collaborative (CDC) with the 2013 ADA Community Partnership Award.
The CDC was honored for its work with Rochester-area patients to improve blood glucose levels by 14 percent in its first 18 months.The group was recognized at the ADA's annual Mission Recognition reception at Mario's Restaurant in Pittsford on December 11.
The Community Diabetes Collaborative was established by Unity Health System in 2011. The program introduced innovative clinical approaches and systems to improve outcomes for patients with diabetes in collaboration with primary care physicians, specialists, and support staff within Unity and the Greater Rochester community. The Rochester RHIO provided assistance and information exchange services that helped physicians and staff access relevant clinical information among participating community providers.
"We're so proud of the success that we've had with our patients and our colleagues who have been involved in this collaborative effort," said Joyce Zimowski, Senior Vice President of Unity Medical Group. "What an honor it is to be recognized by our peers. We look forward to the continued success of this program."


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COURTESY PHOTO The Springtown Porcupines' 7-on-7 football team (pictured) earned a slot at the 2013 state tournament, played this year in Leander.
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