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I thought I'd start this string on Ron Lipton where questions and answers regarding Ron Lipton, his training methods and so forth could be discussed.
Juan C. Ayllon
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I thought I'd start this string on Ron Lipton where questions and answers regarding Ron Lipton, his training methods and so forth could be discussed.
Juan C. Ayllon
By the way, a number of months back, I received a video from Ron Lipton. It's clear from the footage, as well as the praise of his contemporaries, that Ron really knows his stuff when it comes to boxing, training, punching and refereeing. Amazing stuff!
This man has truly dedicated himself to his craft and the results are truly amazing.
It is an honor and privilege to know Ron as my friend.
Juan C. Ayllon
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Q&A With Former Referee Ron Lipton: Logic Doesnt Exist Anymore!
Feb 22, 2004
Ron Lipton is a man with an axe to grind. Lipton, a former homeless person, turned boxer, turned cop, turned referee, and current boxing instructor at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, feels that he has been ostracized from the sport of boxing, and as such has not refereed in quite some time. Add to that the story of his friendship with Rubin Hurricane Carter, and youve got yourself one hell of a life story. If you didnt know who Ron Lipton was before now, you will certainly know who he is after reading what he has to say.
DB: Tell us how you met Rubin Hurricane Carter.
I had been homeless for a little while, and my parents had divorced. I was staying at a boxing gym in Newark. I saw a picture of Carter on the wall, and he had a picture of a black panther on his robe. On all my robes and trunks, I had a picture of a black leopard and it had always been a good luck sign for me. I said, Wow, this guy likes panthers too. I asked my trainer, who knew Carter, about him and he said thats one guy you dont wanna meet, he is a very hateful guy. I said that doesnt bother me.
I had seen a couple of his fights and our styles were similar. I was very muscular like him, but a bit lighter than Carter. I weighed about 147 and he weighed about 157. I felt that I could deal with him because I was dealing with some of the heavier fighters, pros, in the gym. I said set up a meeting, and my trainer George Branch set up the meeting. I walked up to Carter and I said I understand youre looking for another white boy to beat up. How about giving me a chance? He just busted up laughing. Everyone in the gym couldnt believe it, they thought he was going to sucker punch me. He was laughing, and it busted me up too. We just hit it off and I went up to his training camp and thats how we met. I was a sparring partner for most of his fights.
DB: Talk about your involvement in setting Carter free from prison and the effect your role had on your personal life.
It was devastating because I had become a police officer in Essex County, New Jersey in Verona. I would visit him in prison, and I had been a very active, competitive shooter. Throughout my police career I was a police Firearm Instructor. I was very successful in combat shooting, and I would go to the various dinners they would hold for the competitive shooters. At one of them, some of the guys from Paterson, New Jersey bragged about how they had framed him. Thats how it started. I knew from speaking to Rubin and from I saw with my own eyes how he was treated over there, it wasnt too good. At the time there was a survey done by a commission appointed by the Governor which said the Paterson Police Department was the most racist in the United States. Not in New Jersey, but in the United States. So there was validity to it. I reported it and it fell on deaf ears. I later became a Criminal Investigator with the Hudson County Prosecutors Office, which was the number one crime county. I stayed there for five years, I was the S.W.A.T. Team Commander, I worked on the Narcotic Strike Force and I worked in the Special Investigations Unit. Carter had made an application for a retrial, circa 1976, and the Paterson prosecutors office came down and some of the key players made some very deleterious comments about how he was framed and how they would keep him there no matter what, that they knew their witnesses were lying.
I immediately went to my chief and the prosecutor and I told him as a detective what I heard and I wanted to expose this. I went into the Daily News and there was a very brave reporter by the name of David Hardy who did an article in January 1974 when I got Muhammad Ali to help me. It went into the paper as white detective in Hudson County prosecutors office says Carter was framed. That started the ball rolling, got him a lot of help and attention. The backlash from the case was horrific because careers were built on his conviction. The then Governor Brendon Byrne had been an assistant prosecutor in Essex County and had prosecuted Bellone and Bradley the two thieves who had robbed the dead bodies in the bar and who had been uncovered as the Motel Bandits. Byrne got them leniency and some people claim that leniency was given for the testimony against Carter to inculpate him as the shooter.
Here Im writing the Governor not knowing that he was involved in getting leniency for the very people who put Carter in jail. The resurrection of the Carter case and throwing it into the light of public scrutiny was going to hurt a lot of careers. I lost my job, I lost my home because I couldnt make the payments. I applied to many other prosecutors offices who would not accept my employment even though I had an exemplary record.
Finally, I had a cross burned on my lawn and got into an embroilment with about thirty guys who were friends and relatives of the state police. So it was a long, horrible saga. Those things never die, and only someone thats involved in law enforcement from the inside would know how seriously people take these things and how you can be prevented from working if you break the blue wall of silence. The scars are still there.
DB: What has your relationship been with Carter for the past few years?
He always acknowledged what I did for him. He even admitted on a television show that he probably wouldnt be sitting there if it werent for Ron Lipton. There was an incident in 1997 where three men who had hunted me down, including the ex-boyfriend of the girl I was seeing. They attacked me, and I hit one of them with a right hand. I was in the gym all the time, and I have an ability to punch very hard and fast. Ive been doing it since I was twelve, and I never miss a day punching the bag. I hit this guy with a right hand and it hurt him really bad. I couldnt walk away, they grabbed me, I didnt know who they were. So I hit the guy a right hand and it crushed his face. His friend was the police officer who came on the scene and they tacked on a whole bunch of charges. Those charges were dismissed all except that one misdemeanor assault. I called Carter and asked him to write a letter for me. I guess I caught him when he wasnt feeling too good and he said Ill have to think about it. Here I had contacted the Governor for him and believed him on a triple murder case and I throw one punch against three guys and the guy says I gotta think about it. I said, I never want to speak to you as long as I live. I got a hold of Joe Frazier, and he wrote a letter to the judge instead. But what Carter did just hurt my feelings. I was also supposed to do the choreography for the movie Hurricane, and they wanted to make Rubins fight with Joey Giardello look like a racial robbery. I was at the fight, and I know Joey Giardello, and a lot of people think that Giardello outpointed Rubin fair and square. I didnt want to do it, they wanted me to make Giardello look like a bum. I needed the money, but I told them I didnt want to do it like that. I told them I would make it as historically accurate as possible, but they wanted me to do it their way. So I lost that job, and then Giardello sued them. They subpoenaed me, and I testified for Giardello, and he eventually won the case.
DB: As a former amateur boxer yourself, what were some of the highlights of your career?
I had about 145 fights, but a lot were exhibitions. The actual number of AAU fights that I had was 42, and I won 39 of those, 38 by knockout. I had 23 knockouts in the first round, two of which were back to back 16 second knockouts. I was a lightweight novice champ, and 147 open champion twice. I fought a couple of guys Roberto Duran fought, another that Bob Foster fought. I used to fight for the guy who owned G & S Sporting Goods, which the fighters in the old fights used to wear on their trunks. I fought all of the New York champs, New Jersey champs, Pennsylvania champs.
DB: Why didnt you ever turn professional?
I had gone on to the police department in Verona, and there was almost no time to train. During that time, though, if I got a call from Dick Tiger or Muhammad Ali, I was up at their camp as a sparring partner, for the Earnie Shavers fight. It was good money on the side.
DB: Who are some of the best fighters youve sparred with?
Joe Frazier, Muhammad Ali, Dick Tiger, Carter, Carlos Ortiz. Ortiz was devastating in his time, and he used me for the rematch against Flash Elorde and his left hook was amazing to the body. Carter had fast hands, he could paralyze you with a punch. Tiger could crush your skull. He looked like about 175 when he came to camp, and trimmed down to 160 and had a heavy skeletal frame. Carter was a natural 158 pounder.
DB: What got you into law enforcement?
I felt that it was the most useful thing I could do at the time. I had admired police officers and I had a young wife and daughter. I needed work and it was the best thing I could do at the time.
DB: Who are your favorite fighters of all time and why?
Bob Satterfield. He was the type of guy who would throw caution to the wind and just go out and bomb away. I loved Joe Louis for his dignity and consistency of excellence. I admired Dick Tiger for his conduct in and out of the ring, his sportsmanship and decency, his kindness as a human being and his durability. Carter I admired for his punching power and his dedication to physical fitness. I enjoyed the stories of guys who could take you out with one punch, they werent the best fighters, but they could take you out with one punch. Rocky Marciano and Carmen Basilio, I admired their tenacity.
DB: How did you become a referee?
I had been in boxing for a long time, and applied to the New York State Athletic Commission and started out reffing fights.
DB: What is the process that a referee must go through to graduate from the local club fight level to the big time fights that involve fighters like De La Hoya, Tyson and Roy Jones?
Thats one of the most horrific things wrong with boxing today. The guys they are putting in there have no real underpinnings. You have to break away from the type of commissioner thats giving the fights like that to his friends, or the sons of people that make great political contributions to the Governors Office. You have to have some real underpinnings, you cant just say hey, I boxed in the service or say I had five or six fights in the sub novice division and then become a referee in a championship fight.
You see guys in there with pot bellies who are slow, and theyve never put on a pair of gloves in their life. Im not saying that all fighters make good referees, but its just crazy. Its like taking a brain surgery course on a matchbook cover. As long as youre friends with them, they put you in. Logic doesnt exist anymore. You got a guy in charge of the NYSAC right now who is a promoter. How can he be the chairman if hes a promoter? You cant, its a conflict of interest.
DB: What are some of the best fights you have officiated and why?
Prince Charles Williams and Merqui Sosa, which was a double TKO, there was hardly a clinch in the fight. I loved the Morrison-Ruddock fight. Holyfield-Mercer, where Holyfield knocked Mercer down for the first time in Mercers career. The first fight between Steve Collins and Chris Eubank, the atmosphere was the most intense you can imagine, even more intense than Ali-Frazier.
DB: Speaking of Williams-Sosa, that was a fight where both fighters were ruled unable to continue in a rare double knockout, which was officially ruled a technical draw. What are your recollections of that fight?
They were old school pros. I remember when I brought them to the center of the ring, Sosa said to Williams in Spanish, Aqui jungle. Aqui means here, and he was saying here, its going to be a jungle right now. I knew it was going to be a war. The shots to the body and head were hellacious, just incredible.
DB: Do you have any behind the scenes stories from fights youve worked that you would like to share?
In Collins-Eubank, the promoter was the manager of both fighters. On the way to the ring, he told me watch out for Collins, hes a dirty fighter. Watch out for the use of his head. Can you imagine a promoter telling the referee that about his own fighter? Eubank knocked Collins down and stood over Collins, and I had to pull Eubanks off him. If he had gone to the corner, he might have had an extra second to finish, but Collins got up and went on to win the fight. As for Morrison-Ruddock, I went into the dressing room of Razor Ruddock. The room was flooded and he was up to his ankles in ice cold water. He said, hey ref, do you think its right that I get a room like this?
What kind of s**t is this? I said, I got nothing to do with that, but I do think you need a proper room to get ready in. He was a gentleman though, and both of them, Morrison and Ruddock had the power to put someone in serious jeopardy. The left hook that Morrison turned over, a short hook, was beautiful. When Ruddock went down, I saw Ruddocks legs go limp and he looked like he was concussed. I looked into his eyes and one was constricted and one looked dilated. I remember that I just couldnt believe he got up.
DB: Can you tell us why you aren't an active referee anymore?
Well, let's just say that I was aware of some illegal activity that was going on, and I refused to play ball with certain people. So my license was pulled.
DB: What do you feel should be done to clean up the sport of boxing?
One, have the Ring Magazine champion recognized, and none of the alphabet groups. Two, take a look at the real boxing background of the referees. If theyve refereed fifty title fights, it doesnt mean s**t to me. I want to know how they got those fifty title fights, and what really are their underpinnings in boxing. Put some people in there who know what they are doing. Clean house of the dynasty of these horrible referees and their political connections, and get rid of them. Same thing with the judges, and get people in the athletic commissions who are not tied to the promoters. Get people in there who have a heart and wont use their good friends.
DB: Is there anything you would like to add in closing?
I train hard, and Im always practicing boxing. I just wish someone would give me my license back because I havent done anything wrong. I have a better record as a referee than most of them. I just think it is one of the worst injustices that has ever been done to me and I dont think I deserve it.

If he would just get in some kind of shape physically!
I heard that red glint in his eye isn't actually flashback from the camera! Holy intensity Batman!
For what's it's worth, I've managed to salvage the first three pages of the pre ezboard wipeout thread about Ron Lipton, plus one other:
I've spent a good three hours trying to squeeze more out of Google's caches, but I think this is all I'm going to get.
Bravo Gallicrow,
well done and much thanks for the effort.
your friend,
Ron---When did you start lifting weights...what age?
I started training with hand held springs- cables, chinups, dips and pushups at 12. When I took Judo lessons there was a boy named Billy Billiard whose father owned the (Golden Plated) Billiard weight company in my class in NY. I dabbled in it a bit when I was a kid but I was too sick to benefit from it.
I only started getting better at about 13-14 or so and then started training harder then, if I can remember anymore. Never stayed with weights as much as the Jack LaLane type of stuff, climbing rope a lot in gym class, and as I said a variety of chinups, pushups on my knuckles etc.
Hey Ron,
You look terrific for any age man, period.
Your approach to staying active and climbing ropes specifically reminds me of a wrestling coach at the high school I teach at. He's got to be in his late 50's or, perhaps in his 60's, based on his white hair and his facial aging. However, his lithe and muscular build has got to be the envy of most men of any age.
When I asked him what his secret was, he said something like you did a while back: "Stay active!"
What's the status of your lawsuit regarding refereeing?
Are you doing okay? I know you mentioned not working and being broke.
Best regards,
thank you Juan,
very rough right now taking care of my family who is pretty sick, but we struggle like everyone else day to day.
I am heartbroken about not being given any chance to referee. In NY MIke DeLisa is waiting with me for a chance to go to court.
In NJ I called Larry Hazzard's Office every week for two months since April asking for a referee application. His secretary Kathy said it was mailed each time I call, but the postmaster and delivery man here, say it never came and was never mailed.
I wrote the Atty Gen in NJ to tell them, and ask for their help. They wrote back and said there is nothing they can do, that they use the best referees in NJ, they are very proud of them, and they can deny anyone a license without giving them a hearing, that Hazzard is suing their Attorney General Peter Harvey and in the meantime, they never heard of or care about any scandals because all their people are the best ad infinitum.
They ignored the Eugene Williams scandal, the Steve Smoger scandal as a judge (he is still licensed) how Eddie Cotton as a prison referee got the Tyson V Lewis fight through Hazzard pushing Cotton for it in Tennessee, and the endless films of the fights handled by out of shape, old or negligent officials.
Every mistake is overlooked, no one cares, and the fights done by Neuman in MSG and all the mistakes in the Ruiz fight mean nothing to them. William Brown who wrote me, obviously doesn't know anything about boxing and Hazzard runs them.
They know I have proof of me being told as early as 1997 they weren't going to use me anymore in NJ because the NY guys didn't want me anymore because they were making deals and got caught. Russo fired for the Gamache fisasco later, and paid trips to Poland, faking weigh ins, and much worse.
NJ does whatever NY wants but this guy who wrote me is a politician and they are protecting the other guy in NJ Gerald Gormley whose brother is a Senator I believe and he got caught accepting complimentary tickets to fights etc they wrote about in the newspaper.
They want no one there but their friends, and are not an equal opportunity employer. They blackball people and it will be addressed in a lawsuit with films of the fights to be used in comparison as to who they use and who they deny.
The most interesting thing is the use of Smoger who the NJ Judicial Conduct Commission said, "Does not have the integrity to be a Judge in NJ anymore."
Him they license, me they will not mail an application to.
I have them on tape promising me, never mailing it, and now I'm told they can deny it and never give you a hearing.
It is like a bunch of Nazis.
Here are some pics Ron sent me to put up on another string in Fantasy Fights:
From left to right: Emile Griffith, Ruben "Hurricane" Carter, and Ron Lipton
Left to right: Joes Napoles, Ron and Emile
Jose Napoles (left) and Emile Griffith
Ron Lipton (left) and Marvelous Marvin Hagler
You'vew got character, heart, and above all persistance, and I know you can weather this storm.
I agree, it's such a load of bullshit that these people can deny someone a license without even giving them a hearing to prove their case. This is one of the many, many things that can make a guy sick of the sport. People like you, who can give the sport a shot of what it desperately needs- credibility and integrity, are locked out while insiders with the boxing IQs of retards have their hands in everything.
Boxing needs to undergo a metamorphosis, a revolution from the ground up. With the current guys in power, it's never going to get better.
But I am pulling for you every step of the way, and I hope to see you on TV soon. I know I speak for the whole of this forum when I request that you keep me informed of how everything is going, both with the refereeing license and life in general.
Thank you so much, Kid Achilles, may you be as invulnerable to harm as the warrior Achilles save for the one spot on his heel.
Your supportive and thoughtful comments give me hope.
The Commissions are run so unfairly, and I have been dealt such a vicious and unfair treatment, setting such a bizzare precedent that it can only be addressed in two kinds of cases. One an article 78 Petition which can go either way with the bullshit they could put forth.
Two a complete and total expose in a 1983 Federal Civil rights suit V NJ and NY Commissions seperately with everything I know coming in, and it will survive any lawyers summary judgment motion.
If I were them, to use the expression bring it on, will be the worst thing they can do. Unless they fix the Judge which is very hard to contemplate, their position is indefensible in a jury trial.
The AG's office in both states knows NOTHING about boxing, and their bland assertions of official rectitude will never fly before a jury which is what I will ask for.
The punitive and compensatory damages for a State Agency not only refusing to answer my mail for 8 years, but the record of films of the ring deaths, mistakes, ridiculous performances, are a matter of record.
The refusal to renew my license prior to any false charges which were dealt with succesfully are a matter of record. When Mike DeLisa is done representing me on this Petition I will see what happens.
NY used Mercante Jr after he contributed greatly to the death of a fighter. Nothing is worse than his history up to that point. Smoger was used in the Garden often as a NJ referee while he was denied a license in both states after being kicked off the bench as a local judge.
I am force to show the newspaper articles, films, tapes, and background of the people who are involved and place it all in the press and before a jury.
All they had to do was license me, be fair, and give me my share of fights like anyone else. Too pompous, too stupid, too crooked and they will be sued individually.
Any of their lawyers who ignore what they did and advocate illegally for them I will go to the ethics committe on. Enough is enough.
You guys beat me to the punch about the kid in the Shannon Briggs fight. That fight was over, I cant' beleive that ref let the corner run the show and take over the fight like that. It seems to me-and I know officiating is an extrememly difficult job as these guys are under a microscope for all the world to see-these referees should be more enforcive about adherence to the rules.
Hey Ron,
I thought you might find this new guy rather interesting, in terms of what he has to say about training and so forth:
Aaron Williams Piece
Aaron Williams was an amateur standout and looks like he might have the goods as a pro at cruiser and, later, at pro.
Gues we'll see!
Thanks Juan,
I can always rely on you for the most interesting things in boxing.
I will check it out. I can't wait one day to go to one of those famous parties of yours.
Hi Ron,
I would be honored to have you at one of my parties.
Hope you have a good evening,
Here is the thread once again that rightleft suggested I put up to be marooned to for my comments.
For Kiki and rightleft who like to investigate me here you are and here I am.
Now rightleft, lets see your background, picture and who you really are. Don't be afraid!
You know Ron, Ironbar decided to finally do some reading up on your past and present (not that I needed reassurances) and this ole' cynic was very impressed... I know you don't need any pats on the back from a stranger, but all that malicious shit written on the Langford-Carter thread made me feel terrible... I deliberately stayed out of that thread because you more than adequately took care of yourself... but still... had to say a few words of support here...
Anyways, enough of the touchy-feely -- keep the great posts coming...
Now, perhaps a simple solution to some of this antagonism... completed profiles for all members? May as well complete mine first... less easy to throw stones when we can all see one another's houses...
I'm not investiging you ,i could care less what your boxing past is ,but you know you keep going on this pictures thing , pictures don't prove anything
Frank B.
Yeah Frank they do, they really do.
They show along with articles that I did what I said, and work very hard to stay in shape, so that when I tell a fighter how to get into fighting trim to compete with today's athletes, he knows his coach knows what he is talking about because he walks the walk.
At 59 it ain't easy and I have been doing it for years.
I don't want to appear as a pot bellied trainer, who just got old and knows but one way to teach with no knowledge of more advanced methods. I had a lot of fights Frank and I learned from them all.
The pictures and fight articles which are also on the web give one's claims validity so that when someone says I doubt you, then you show them.
You did say you look up some stuff and could not find it.
Now you can't say that anymore because I told you where to look.
Lets stay friends as I enjoy your knowledge and opinions on some of the old fights, but respect is a two way street.
I repect your opinions , but if you would say i fought this guy and that guy even if they were not pro fights that would say more then pictures, i can not be impress with pictures
Frank B.
Mr. Baltazar not to flame in here as I have asked two of my friends former West Coast Feature Writer for Boxing Illustrated Bill O'Neill and former Lightweight King Mando Ramos about you and they had some nice things to say about you: but if I may ask: what is your boxing background, sir?
I been seeing fights since i was 9 years old i'm now 70 i boxed in the amateurs i had 17 fights won some lost some , boxed in the G.G ,in 1973-74 i took the G.G team to the national's i was the head coach, work the corner of one of Michael Nunn's fight, an i work some of Mando Muniz's fights ,i was the amateur matchmaker at the Olympic Aud. in L.A ,i managed some fighter here in L.A ,i also managed my 3 sons that fought pro,
Frankie had 44 pro fights, Tony 46, Bobby had 6
o.k Karl how about you ?
Frank B.
Mr. Baltazar:
thanks for that.
I had 98 amateur fights-winning 75.
You can ask Mando about my credentials.
I'm 44; and last year I held my own with Juan Diaz and told him to let rip with all he had.
Thanks for the reply
Did you go to the nat's and did you win any nat. titles? Karl amateur boxing is nothing like the pro's
Frank B.
Mr Baltazar:
Yes; I went to the Nationals a couple of times.
First time was in Biloxi 1978, and then in 1984 when I was the USAF Champion.
I also sparred with Andy Ganigan and Donald Curry.
I don't mean to be mean to you, but I don't really care what you are or aren't imprerssed with.
Most guys who are out of shape aren't impressed with anything. I listed the fighters maybe 10 times for you, is your memory ok amigo?
NJ and NY boxing back in the mid 60's was when I competed
One last time for you Frank:
Besides the champs and contendes I was with, Ortiz, Laguna,
Tiger, Griffith, Ali, Frazier, Mims, Jose Monon Gonzalez, Dupree,
Lloyd Marshall, Freddie Martinovich, and others, I competed and fought 5 time NJ Champ Richie Gonazlez, Wesley Phipps,
Billy Beam, Steven Quinn, Felix Ortega, NY GG Champ Juan Ruiz and all the rest.
Who did you fight Frank, and do you have a picture of you in your prime? Not that I would be impressed by a picture.
I do admire your son Tony though.
Adios, Amigo mio.
I do sincerely admire your background Frank and at 70 I wish you nothing but respect.
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The vents can rest on the framing.
Never had to combine vents in attic before. Always went straight out roof with one stack. Now i have 3 vents going up 3 walls i need to combine in attic. Any tricks to this? Is it as straight forward as it seems? Flip a sanitee over, make sure there's 1/4" pitch on the horizontal? Since i have 2 lines that need to come to the third one that goes out roof, how high above the joists would you put the first horizontal? A couple inches or a foot? I've never seen this done in person, just in books, that's why i'm asking. Anything i need to watch out for?
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The vents can rest on the framing.
Yea, they need to pitch back towards the drain(s) but not necessarily a quarter inch per foot. Just enough to make them drain. Most guys use upside down plastic J hangers. I like to use strips of 3/4 plywood with holes drilled in them.
[B]No, plumbing ain't rocket science. Unlike rocket science, plumbing requires a license[B]
Also, the three vents do not need to connect at the same location.
Use lots of supports as the pipe can sag from the heat. I watched an episode of "Ask This Old House" recently where Richard had to redo a horizontal vent in an attic that had a sag which completely filled with water.
It is pretty much, "do it however it works best for you". There are few "regulations" regarding vents as long as they do NOT turn downward before connection together.
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Getting rid of Lovie Smith does not make the Bears a better team.
Only replacing him with a better coach would.
Jon Gruden? Hearing he's not coming down from the press box.
Bill Cowher has gotten too comfortable wearing makeup.
Mike Holmgren? He probably would want a little more juice than he could get in Chicago.
Andy Reid, now he would be worth a look.
But mostly what the Bears are staring at is the pool of great unknowns — coaches who never have done it before, at least not at this level.
Some of their resumes are impressive. But every one of them is a gamble.
Go ahead and roll those dice, Phil Emery.
Smith was the opposite of a gamble. A sure thing if ever there was one. Consistent as a healthy heartbeat, steady as the terrain on a Midwestern drive. You even knew what he would say at the podium.
Many Bears fans would like to dance on the U-Haul truck that takes Smith and his belongings to his next city. But Smith was a solid head coach for the Bears. He wasn't Vince Lombardi or Bill Walsh, but he got his team to compete hard every season.
This franchise has had 47 cracks at making it to a Super Bowl and made it there twice, once under Mike Ditka, once under Smith.
Smith managed to go where Jim Dooley, Abe Gibron, Jack Pardee, Neill Armstrong, Dave Wannstedt and Dick Jauron could not.
Since Smith became head coach of the Bears in 2004, 81 others have led NFL teams. And his winning percentage was better than that of 83 percent of them over that time period.
Among the coaches whose records between 2004 and 2012 were not as good as Smith's were Gruden, Holmgren, Reid, Jeff Fisher, Joe Gibbs, Gary Kubiak, Bill Parcells, Nick Saban and Dick Vermeil.
But in a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately world, missing the playoffs five of six years did in Smith. It's not like the Bears completely fell apart over that time period, though. They still won 54 percent of their games since the 2006 Super Bowl season.
Even in Smith's final season, he won 10 games. Winning 10 games was enough to get four coaches a postseason appearance. But it wasn't enough to prevent Smith from getting fired.
He had been in his chair for a long time, nine years. They talk about a "10-year rule" for head coaches. After 10 years, a coach's message gets old. He wears out his welcome — if not with his players, at least with his public.
That clearly happened to Smith.
It happened mostly because he never could straighten out his offense. There were maddening constants on offense throughout his tenure despite dozens of changes — lack of player development, time-management issues and poor utilization of personnel.


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Judicial Ruling Disastrous for Americans
A federal judge made a serious error recently in throwing out an important case about whether the U.S. government can kill U.S. citizens abroad without due process.
Three U.S. citizens (Anwar al-Awlaki, Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, and Samir Khan) were executed in U.S. drone strikes in Yemen in 2011. Their families brought a lawsuit to obtain justice.
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Court Vision: Kevin Durant addresses Twitter tough guys
By Ben Golliver
• Royce Young of DailyThunder.com asks a number of Thunder players, including Kevin Durant, about the vicious personal insults they sometimes receive on Twitter.
Said KD: "I've had some bad tweets as well, hoping I tear my ACL, my mom this, your dad that. It's a bunch of BS and I think sometimes people don't really know what they're saying. But what can you do?"
"I think as NBA players sometimes people look at us, I don't know a good way to say this, but as animals sometimes," Durant said. "Like, 'just go out there and entertain and don't say nothing back, we can say what we want to, we can do what we want to and you can do nothing to us.' So I mean, sometimes you just want to let people know you hear it. We're human. It hurts. We go through emotions and feelings."
• Zach Lowe + The Basketball Jones = Must-listen.
• Mike Prada of SB Nation with a convincing case for Marc Gasol as Defensive Player of the Year.
The best defensive player in the NBA is not in the top 10 in total blocked shots or blocks per game, grabs fewer than eight rebounds a contest and finished 37th in an analysis by Harvard professor Kirk Goldsberry on the percentage his opponents shoot when he is contesting a shot at the rim.
To understand why Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol is the league's best defensive player, you need to watch him very closely. Spend a game ignoring the ball and just focus on what he does on the defensive end of the court. Do that enough times, and you too will see why he's a basketball savant.
• Dave McKenna of Deadspin.com with a fascinating story about former NBA player and assistant coach Adrian Dantley, who is now working as a school crossing guard in Maryland.
The greatest 6-foot-5 post player in the history of the NBA now pulls morning and afternoon shifts at a busy intersection outside Eastern Middle School in Silver Spring, Md. The job, which he took at the beginning of this school year, earns him $14,685.50 a year, according to Montgomery County civil service records.
"He doesn't need the money," a Dantley associate tells me. The guard-forward was legendarily cheap during his long and fruitful NBA career, and he still lives nearby in a home he purchased in 1990 for $1.1 million, one that a former agent said "was virtually free and clear" of debt back in 1996.
• Eric Freeman of Ball Don't Lie with a most interesting find: a J.R. Smith dedication song.
• Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel with a look at the friendship between Magic GM Rob Hennigan and Thunder GM Sam Presti, his former boss.
Hennigan, 30, and Presti, 36, still talk and text all the time, more about life in general than their jobs. After seven years working together, Hennigan already has learned lessons from him.
"I think the most important thing I learned from Sam is to always put the best interests of the organization above everything else," Hennigan says. "It takes great discipline, conviction and patience to do that, but Sam has showcased an ability to do that as well as anyone."
• Kurt Helin of ProBasketballTalk reacts to a report that the Bucks are considering a five-year, $40 million offer to J.J. Redick, who they acquired from the Magic in a trade deadline move. The numbers seem huge, but Helin doesn't mind them.
I think that is a fair offer for Redick, although in a soft free agent market could he see a bigger one from a more desperate team? Also, how much does he like Milwaukee? Still, good move by the Bucks to be proactive. I think the Bucks plan to match just about any deal Jennings gets and pair him with Redick — that's a combo that can be very good if Jennings can take another step forward with his game.
• Brett Koremenos of Grantland.com with a look at Wilson Chandler's importance to the Nuggets.
Wilson Chandler is Denver's Shane Battier. While physically and stylistically dissimilar, the two players share one very important trait: They are the keys that unlock two of the most versatile rosters in the NBA. For the Heat, that means freeing LeBron James and Dwyane Wade from expending too much energy on defense. Chandler's flexibility, meanwhile, allows the Nuggets to field a multitude of lineups that accomplish their sole purpose of playing at a breakneck pace for a full 48 minutes.
• Jason Lloyd of the Akron Beacon Journal reports that Boobie Gibson wasn't a fan of Dahntay Jones' non-foul on Kobe Bryant.
"I think that was a dirty play," Gibson said. "He's been known to be a guy to do that."
Gibson admitted this is a sore subject for him because his season was cut short last year when he injured his ankle on a similar play. Gibson landed on the Indiana Pacers' Paul George following a shot and tore a tendon in his foot. He needed surgery to repair the tear and said Friday his foot still isn't right.
"When I saw (Bryant's injury), it (ticked) me off because (Jones) was on the team with Paul George last year," Gibson said. "Rumor has it, he taught (George) a few tricks."
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The MSU men's hockey team has been gaining some steam over the past month.
The Mavericks are riding a four game winning streak heading into this weekend when they will host the Seawolves from Alaska Anchorage.
The Mavs have seen their confidence grow since splitting with the Gophers in early November.
MSU followed that by losing a pair of one goal games at home to Denver. Despite being swept, the team was pleased with the effort level in the losses to the Pioneers.
MSU carried it over to use the brooms at Wisconsin and Bemidji State when they returned home last weekend.
The Mavericks will have a tougher time making it three straight sweeps this week.
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Dissecting college hoops' most maligned metric, more thoughts
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The RPI is misunderstood and isn't best metric, but it does have some value
William Buford's shooting slump (36.4 three-point percentage) is hurting Ohio St.
Karl Hess should be suspended for his ejection of two former N.C. State players
Looks like we're getting started early this year.
Last week, the NCAA conducted its annual mock selection seminar in Indianapolis for members of the media. The goal was to educate participants on the process, but what ensued was yet another round of criticism aimed at the committee's methods. Not surprisingly, since there is no bracket to slice and dice as of yet, the bulk of the ire is being directed at those three polarizing letters: R-P-I.
I don't know of another metric in sports that is more maligned or more misunderstood. Put simply, a team's RPI is calculated on three pieces of information: its record (25 percent), its opponents' record (50 percent), and its opponents' opponents' record (25 percent). Since homecourt advantage is so pronounced in college basketball, road games count a little more, win or lose.
Most of the discussion leading up to selection weekend centers on the overall RPI rankings. If you want to assess a team's position, that is a quick and easy way to do it. It's also the laziest. A team's overall RPI rank is a virtual non-factor to the people who actually have to make these decisions.
The RPI was never meant to be a hard-and-fast listing of how good teams are, though it essentially accomplishes that. Rather, its primary purpose is to serve as an organizing tool that allows the committee to compare teams with different schedules. We all know that all 25-4 records are not alike. When the committee looks at results -- i.e. the "team sheets," which are being made public this year for the first time -- the games are arranged so people can see how a team did against teams ranked in the top 25 of the RPI, the top 50, the top 100, etc.
The RPI is also used to calculate a team's strength of schedule, which is especially relevant in the nonconference. The committee favors teams that played other good teams outside the league, even if they lost to some of them. The NCAA wants to incentivize coaches to play good teams away from home in the nonconference. That's good for the game.
If people can tweak or improve upon this formula, I encourage them to have at it. But if we're going to crunch numbers, we need to make sure we're doing it for the right reasons. I would argue that the basic metric for evaluating teams for the tournament should incorporate three factors and three factors only:
1. How often did they win?
2. Whom did they beat?
3. Where did they play?
That's it.
For many RPI critics, this does not go far enough. They want to bring anything and everything into the formula, for all the wrong reasons. I'm not saying the RPI is without flaws, but I am saying it's the best metric that anyone has come up with so far. Here's why:
It does not include scoring margin.
This seems to be the chief complaint of RPI critics. It is also the number one reason people cite for replacing the RPI with the ratings put together by Jeff Sagarin of USA Today.
Reasonable people can disagree, but I'm going to be honest. I find nothing reasonable about the idea to integrate scoring margin into the formula that the NCAA uses to bracket the tournament. The reason is simple: It would give coaches the incentive to run up scores. It's hard for me to believe that serious people would make this argument, yet I'm seeing it everywhere.
But wait: Isn't beating a good team by 20 points more impressive than beating a bad team by one? Of course. That's why the members of the committee are free to take that into account when they burrow into the details. In fact, the committee members are free to take any factor into account. And they do. But to replace the RPI with a formula that explicitly incorporates scoring margin? There are some pretty bad ideas about how to improve this process, but this one is by far the worst.
It doesn't try to quantify missing or injured players.
This is the sexy wrinkle in ESPN's newly unveiled College Basketball Power Index (BPI). If a team is missing key players (as determined by their average minutes per game), the BPI de-weights its impact compared to games where both teams are at full strength.
This is a novel idea, but it's also a misguided one. In the first place, this dynamic is already an important part of the process. Members of the committee are assigned specific conferences that they monitor throughout the season. In addition, the committee and the NCAA's staff are bombarded with information provided by the teams and conferences themselves. Not only will everyone be fully aware that Pittsburgh played 11 games without Tray Woodall, that fact will be specifically brought into the discussion. This will be true for every team that comes under consideration.
Besides, who is to say that a team automatically gets worse because a starter is hurt? Two years ago, Notre Dame was floundering in mid-February when its leading scorer and rebounder, Luke Harangody, went out with a bone bruise in his knee. In his absence, the Irish came together and won six straight games. Those wins wouldn't count as much in the BPI as the RPI. Is that fair?
It doesn't account for efficiency.
If you're a true, hardcore college basketball fan, you know all about efficiency rankings, also known as tempo-free stats. They sprang from the brilliant mind of Ken Pomeroy. His site, KenPom.com, is a bountiful source of useful information. I check it almost every day, and I use Ken's nuggets frequently in my columns and television analysis.
However, these numbers have no place in the bracketing process. None. They tell us a great deal about why a team wins, but that is far less important than knowing whether it wins. Believe it or not, sometimes the less efficient team still ends up with more points.
When I gave voice to this opinion on Twitter last week, it prompted an industrious RPI critic, Jason Lisk of The Big Lead, to write a blog countering my position. Lisk wrote that "Davis' statement would imply that the Pomeroy rankings feature a bunch of teams that lose a lot more games but look really good when they do, while the RPI rewards winners."
My statement implied no such thing. We all understand that the more efficient a team is, the more likely it is to win. By setting up this standard, Lisk undercuts his own position. If the efficiency ratings basically tell who is winning, then using them in the selection process is redundant. If they don't tell us who is winning, then they're irrelevant. The bottom line is, I would rather be inefficient and win than efficient and lose.
It doesn't attempt to predict anything.
People who offer up alternatives to the RPI often rely on the argument that their method is a better indicator of success in the tournament. Pomeroy himself made this argument on Slate.com when he wrote that "a ranking system that doesn't account for margin of victory isn't particularly useful as a predictor of future results." Similarly, last year an engineering professor at Georgia Tech named Joel Sokol argued in The New York Times that the ranking system he devised was better at predicting NCAA tournament outcomes than any other, and was thus far superior to the RPI.
First of all, I am highly skeptical of these claims. If Sokol's formula is that good, he should head out to Vegas for those three weeks. But even if that were true, it would be irrelevant. Selecting and seeding should be about one thing: Rewarding or punishing teams for what they did during the regular season.
It does not rely on the eye test.
We hear all the time that a team needs to pass the "eye test" to get a bid. Well, whose eye are we talking about? And what exactly is the test? A team with lots of speed and athleticism may be pleasing to the eye, but that doesn't mean its players know how to win. Again, I get back to basics: Would you rather pass the eye test and lose, or fail the eye test and win?
I'm not saying members of the committee shouldn't watch games. They actually watch a ton of them during the season. To the extent that it leavens their understanding of what's going on, that's a good thing. But I hope they watch these games with a good dose of humility. Just because they think a team "looks" better than another one under consideration doesn't mean it really is. I want to know whether a team won, whom it beat, and where it played. I'm a lot less interested in knowing how it looked.
It doesn't require "basketball people" to tell us what happened.
This is the standard fallback position to critics of this process. If there were real "basketball people" on the committee -- e.g., former coaches -- they would make much better decisions.
This argument ignores the possibility that "basketball people" can be just as wrong as the rest of us. Ex-coaches are also just as prone to have personal agendas, if not more so. What happens if a coach on the committee is assessing a team coached by the son of his former assistant? What if that coach played nothing but man-to-man and believes a zone is a weak strategy? Or what if the coach believes that because he knows the game so well that all he has to do is watch the teams play, and therefore he doesn't have to waste time burrowing into all the other information. Anyone seen a coaches' poll lately?
I'm not saying the RPI can't be improved, tweaked or perfected, but can someone tell me exactly what is so broken about the NCAA tournament? The intensity of all this criticism reminds me of the reaction to the committee's decision last year to give an at-large bid to VCU. I was one of those critics. I said on the CBS Selection Show that I thought the committee made a mistake, and I still don't believe VCU's remarkable run to the Final Four validated its inclusion. Still, VCU's success was a stark reminder to all of us professional bloviators that just because we disagree with the committee doesn't mean we're right. We would all do well to remember how that humble pie tasted these next few weeks.
So let me conclude by issuing a challenge to all those folks who voice such righteous indignation toward the RPI, all those computer geeks and tempo-free adherents and "basketball people" who believe they know better: I want to see your brackets. Take your Sagarin ratings, your BPI, your KenPom numbers, your eye tests, and any other information your heart desires, and show us exactly how you would select and seed the 2012 NCAA tournament. Let's see how superior your brackets are to the official version that comes out of that conference room in Indianapolis.
My guess is, yours won't be that much different from theirs. Or mine. Maybe yours will be a little better, maybe it will be a little worse, but really, how will we know? Because in the final analysis, our opinions don't matter. Two days after the bracket gets revealed, the games will tip off, and all the mystery will be washed away. There is only one place in basketball where numbers reveal the ultimate truth, and the one thing we know for certain is that the scoreboard never lies.


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