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SANFORD, Fla. — With police and civic leaders urging calm, a jury began deliberating George Zimmerman's fate Friday after hearing dueling portraits of the neighborhood watch captain: a cop wannabe who took the law into his own hands or a well-meaning volunteer who shot Trayvon Martin because he feared for his life.
George Zimmerman wipes his face after arriving in the courtroom for his trial at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center, in Sanford, Fla., Friday, July 12, 2013. Zimmerman is charged in the 2012 shooting death of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin. (AP Photo/Orlando Sentinel, Joe Burbank, Pool)
Demonstrators hold banners and signs and shout outside the Seminole County Courthouse, while the jury deliberates in the trial of George Zimmerman, Friday, July 12, 2013, in Sanford, Fla. Zimmerman has been charged with second-degree murder for the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
As the jury got the murder case, police in this Orlando suburb went on national television to plead for peace in Sanford and across the country, no matter what the verdict.
"There is no party in this case who wants to see any violence," Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger said. "We have an expectation upon this announcement that our community will continue to act peacefully."
During closing arguments, Zimmerman's lawyers put a concrete slab and two life-size cardboard cutouts in front of the jury box in one last attempt to convince the panel Zimmerman shot the unarmed black 17-year-old in self-defense while his head was being slammed against the pavement.
Attorney Mark O'Mara used the slab to make the point that it could serve as a weapon. He showed the cutouts of Zimmerman and Martin to demonstrate that the teenager was considerably taller. And he displayed a computer-animated depiction of the fight based on Zimmerman's account.
He said prosecutors hadn't met their burden of proving Zimmerman's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Instead, he said, the case was built on "could've beens" and "maybes."
"If it hasn't been proven, it's just not there," O'Mara said. "You can't fill in the gaps. You can't connect the dots. You're not allowed to."
In a rebuttal, prosecutor John Guy accused Zimmerman of telling "so many lies." He said Martin's last emotion was fear as Zimmerman followed him through the gated townhouse community on the rainy night of Feb. 26, 2012.
"Isn't that every child's worst nightmare, to be followed on the way home in the dark by a stranger?" Guy said. "Isn't that every child's worst fear?"
One juror, a young woman, appeared to wipe away a tear as Guy said nothing would ever bring back Martin.
The sequestered jury of six women — all but one of them white — will have to sort through a lot of conflicting testimony from police, neighbors, friends and family members.
Jurors deliberated for three and a half hours when they decided to stop Friday evening. About two hours into their discussions, they asked for a list of the evidence. They will resume deliberations Saturday morning.
Witnesses gave differing accounts of who was on top during the struggle, and Martin's parents and Zimmerman's parents both claimed that the voice heard screaming for help in the background of a 911 call was their son's.
Zimmerman, 29, is charged with second-degree murder, but the jury will also be allowed to consider manslaughter. Under Florida's laws involving gun crimes, manslaughter could end up carrying a penalty as heavy as the one for second-degree murder: life in prison.
The judge's decision to allow the jury to consider manslaughter was a potentially heavy blow to the defense: It could give jurors who aren't convinced the shooting amounted to murder a way to hold Zimmerman responsible for the killing.
To win a manslaughter conviction, prosecutors must show only that Zimmerman killed without lawful justification.
O'Mara dismissed the prosecution's contention that Zimmerman was a "crazy guy" patrolling his townhouse complex and "looking for people to harass" when he saw Martin. O'Mara also disputed prosecutors' claim that Zimmerman snapped when he saw Martin because there had been a rash of break-ins in the neighborhood, mostly by young black men.
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George Zimmerman arrives in the courtroom for his trial at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center, in Sanford, Fla., on Friday.
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In this undated photo provided by the Martin family, Trayvon Martin holds an unidentified baby. A jury began deliberating George Zimmerman's fate Friday, July 12, 2013 after hearing dueling portraits of the neighborhood watch captain: a cop wannabe who took the law into his own hands or a well-meaning volunteer who shot Trayvon Martin because he feared for his life. (AP Photo/Martin Family, File)


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Acute Low Back Pain is one of the most common human afflictions. Approximately ten percent of the U.S. population experiences back pain each year. The lifetime incidence of low back pain has been reported at 60 percent to 80 percent, and has an equally high lifetime recurrence rate.
Disorders of the back and spine are the most frequent and most costly musculoskeletal impairments and rank third behind arthritis/rheumatism and heart disease as a cause of disability in people in their working years.
The total medical cost attributable to this condition has been estimated between $50 billion and $100 billion annually. Individuals with persistent and disabling back pain account for 85 to 90 percent of this cost.
Low back pain is associated with a wide variety of both mechanical and medical disorders. Mechanical disorders of the spine are caused by spinal arthritis, disc degeneration, overuse, trauma or physical deformity. Medical disorders that cause spine pain are associated with other illnesses, diseases in other organ systems, infections and benign or malignant tumors. Mechanical causes account for over 90 percent of low back complaints.
In the initial evaluation of patients with back pain the physician must identify those patients with mechanical disorders from those with systemic illnesses. The patient's symptoms and physical signs help differentiate mechanical from systemic causes of back pain.
The initial evaluation includes a history and physical examination. In many patients, x-rays and laboratory tests are not necessary. These tests are most helpful in patients who are 50 or older, who have a history of cancer, who have had significant trauma, or have symptoms suggesting other disease processes.
The majority of patients with spinal pain and systemic illnesses can be identified by the presence of one or more of the following fever or weight loss, pain when lying still, prolonged morning stiffness, localized bone pain, and pain originating from abdominal or pelvic organs or blood vessels.
Mechanical disorders are the most common causes of low back pain. These disorders include muscle and ligament strains and sprains, herniated discs, spinal arthritis, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis and adult scoliosis.
Back pain arising from a mechanical disorder is frequently described as deep, boring, aching, stabbing or catching. It is typically increased with bending, twisting, lifting or sitting or standing for prolonged periods of time.
This pain is often felt to travel to the hip, buttock, thigh or leg. It may be accompanied by feelings of numbness, pins and needles sensation or weakness of the back or leg. Mechanical pain may be reduced by changing position or lying down in certain positions.
Back strains or sprains are preceded by a recognizable traumatic event that can range from a cough or sneeze to lifting a heavy object.
The lumbar disc is a fibrous shock absorber between the bones of the spine. The disc can weaken from trauma, degeneration or aging. A disc herniation occurs when a portion of disc material displaces into the spinal canal. This can put pressure on the spinal nerves and in addition to back pain can also lead to sciatica, which is pain traveling down the leg, usually below the knee.
Spinal arthritis, also known as spondylosis, is a result of age-related changes that occur almost universally. Symptoms may come and go over time and are often worse at the end of the day.
Spinal stenosis can result from advanced spinal arthritis. The combination of degenerative bulging discs, bone spur formation and thickening of the ligaments decreases the space available for the spinal nerves. This can not only cause back pain, but can also produce leg symptoms, especially when walking. This pain needs to be differentiated from poor circulation, which is also seen in the same population age group.
Spondylolisthesis is slipping forward of one vertebra on another. This is usually secondary to disc degeneration but can also occur as the spine develops.
Scoliosis is an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine. This condition most commonly develops during adolescence and is more common in girls than boys. In the lumbar spine a curve greater than 40 degrees can progress at a rate of one degree per year and cause increasing back pain.
The vast majority of patients with mechanical low back pain will improve within two months. About 50 percent of patients with low back pain will improve after one week. Since the natural history is so favorable, treatment is directed at relieving symptoms.
Individual patients' response to any one particular treatment can be quite varied. This makes scientific evaluation of treatment methods difficult. Treatment starts with an adequate explanation of the diagnosis and expected outcome. Bed rest for short periods of time provides temporary relief for many patients. The use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication drugs or Tylenol may be appropriate. Muscle relaxers may help some patients. A short course of narcotic medication may be needed in more painful cases of acute low back pain.
Early movement should be encouraged for most patients. This helps to limit muscular and cardiovascular deconditioning. After acute pain has subsided further, aerobic conditioning is a good idea for most patients. Referral to a physical therapist may be appropriate to provide closer supervision and insure the patient is following the treatment plan, and to individualize an exercise program.
Some patients will benefit from spinal manipulation. Injection therapy is not typically used for acute low back pain. It would also be rare for surgery to be indicated in acute mechanical low back pain.
There is also growing evidence that general fitness measures such as weight reduction, smoking cessation, and regular aerobic exercise may reduce the frequency and severity of back problems.
Acute low back pain is a common malady experienced by most adults during their lifetime. It is usually readily diagnosed by your physician and is generally responsive to simple non-invasive treatments and time.
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Weather permitting, portions of Interstate 70 over the Missouri River will close Tuesday, Dec. 4. The closure is expected to be for one hour. Missouri Department of Transportation crews will be blasting the remaining two sections of the steel truss on the closed westbound I-70 Blanchette Bridge. Sections of the bridge were blown up earlier in November.
Road crews will close one lane of I-70 in both directions at 9 a.m. An hour later, at 10 a.m., all eastbound I-70 traffic will be detoured off the highway at Route 94 and directed to Route 364 where they can proceed eastbound on Route 364 to Interstate 270 and back north to I-70.
Westbound traffic will be detoured off the highway at Interstate 270. Drivers will be directed to Route 370 where they can head west on Route 370 to get back to I-70.
Police will block the other access points to the closed section of I-70 at the Route 94, Fifth Street and Earth City Expressway/Route 141 interchanges.
MoDOT is strongly advising motorists to avoid I-70 between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Once the area is secured after 10 a.m., MoDOT will blast and bridge and pieces will be dropped into the river below. The blast is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. After the explosion, MoDOT crews will the eastbound section of the bridge to clear any debris before the highway can be reopened.
It is expected this process will take approximately one hour.
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This blast will be visible from the St. Charles riverfront for public viewing. The blast will only lasts a moment, but it will drop more than 1,000 feet of truss, including 4.5 million pounds of steel into the Missouri River. The area immediately adjacent to the bridge including Bangert Island Conservation Area and parts of the Riverwoods Trail will be closed for safety.


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Nick Ferdinand, Delaware
Sr., OF, Bensalem, Pa./Archbishop Ryan
Ferdinand batted .417 with a double, four home runs, five runs scored and seven RBI's as Delaware won two of three over James Madison last week. The senior went deep three times and drove in five in Friday's 12-4 victory over the Dukes and was 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBI's in Thursday's 8-7 win. He leads the CAA with 14 homers.
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Wertz batted .333 with three home runs, five runs scored and eight RBI's as Towson took two of three from Northeastern last weekend. The junior went deep twice, including a grand slam, in Thursday's 14-1 win. In Friday's 7-6 triumph, his three-run homer gave the Tigers the lead and he scored the game-winning run in the 9th.
Jason Inghram, William & Mary
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Inghram allowed just one hit over 7.0 shutout innings in William & Mary's 14-0 victory over Georgia State last Friday. The sophomore left-hander retired the Panthers in order five times and surrendered only a third-inning single to improve his record to 8-5 and lower his ERA to 2.53. Inghram is second in the CAA with 94 strikeouts.
Ryan Hissey, William & Mary
Fr., C, West Chester, Pa./Unionville
Hissey batted .538 (7-13) with a double and four RBI's as William & Mary won two of three over Georgia State last week. The freshman catcher slugged .615 in the series and went 3-for-5 in both victories.
FIELD SET FOR CAA CHAMPIONSHIP: The field is set for the 2013 CAA Baseball Championship, which will be held May 22-25 at Veterans Memorial Park in Harrisonburg, Va. On Wednesday, #4 Towson faces #5 Northeastern at Noon, followed by #3 Delaware against #6 James Madison at 3:30 p.m. Top-seeded UNCW and #2 William & Mary earned first-round byes and will begin action on Thursday in the double-elimination event. All games of the CAA Championship will be broadcast live for free in high definition on CAA.TV and will be available on select CAA mobile apps.
DELAWARE (33-20, 15-12 in CAA)
The Blue Hens secured the #3 seed by winning the first two games of their series with JMU last weekend. Nick Ferdinand hit three homers and drove in five in Thursday's 12-4 win and also had a homer and two RBI's in Friday's 8-7 victory. He was chose as a Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball for his performance. Jimmy Yezzo tops the CAA in batting (.406), RBI's (63), doubles (27) and slugging (.719). Chad Kuhl improved to 10-2 by picking up the win on Thursday. He's the first UD pitcher since 2001 to record double-digit wins in a season. Adam Davis allowed four runs over 7.0 innings and fanned seven to get his fifth victory on Friday.
GEORGE MASON (18-35, 7-20 in CAA)
The Patriots lost two of three to Connecticut, but won 4-3 in Saturday's finale. Josh Leemhuis was 2-for-4 with two RBI's in the victory. Anthony Montefusco earned the win after giving up just two hits over 7.0 shutout innings and striking out eight. He retired 10 straight batters from the fourth to seventh innings and evened his record at 5-5 for the year. Tanner Love threw 4.0 shutout innings out of the bullpen in Friday's loss to UConn.
GEORGIA STATE (35-21, 14-13 in CAA)
The Panthers dropped two of three at William & Mary, posting a 12-4 victory in Game 2. Georgia State finished with 35 wins, which is the third-highest total in school history and the second-most in the regular season. Freshman Matt Rose batted .364 with a homer in the series and also got the win on the mound after allowing eight hits and four runs over 5.2 innings with five strikeouts. Chad Prain finished with 89 hits, which was two shy of the GSU season record. Josh Merrigan batted .353 with 36 RBI and 52 runs scored. He's second among all freshmen nationally in hits and runs and fourth in batting average.
HOFSTRA (26-27, 11-16 in CAA)
The Pride swept a doubleheader (1-0, 5-1) from first-place UNCW on Friday, but fell just short of a CAA Tournament berth after a 12-10, 10-inning loss to the Seahawks on Saturday. Nick Kozlowski and Brett Schreiber combined on a four-hit shutout in Friday's opener. In Game 2, Bryan Verbitsky had a no-hitter through the first five innings and gave up just a run over six frames with six strikeouts. John Tiedemann didn't allow a hit over the final three innings. Kenny Jackson batted .364 with a double, homer, four runs scored and five RBI's in the series. He scored the game's only run in the opener, drove in a run in Game 2 and was 2-for-3 with a three-run homer in the finale. HU's pitching staff set a season record with 365 strikeouts. The Pride went 23-16 after a 3-11 start.
JAMES MADISON (24-28, 11-15 in CAA)
The Dukes split four games last week and earned the #6 seed for the CAA Tournament after beating Delaware 11-6 on Saturday. Ty McFarland batted .533 (8-15) with a homer, six runs scored and four RBI's. He also drew five walks. Casey Goss hit .500 and also homered. Freshman J.T. Root scattered five hits over 5.0 shutout innings and fanned four in a 13-4 victory over Liberty last Tuesday. Freshman Mark Gunst limited UD to one hit over the final 5.2 innings on Thursday. Johnny Bladel worked a career-long 7.2 innings and fanned six in Saturday's victory at UD. Bladel also walked twice last week to raise his league-leading total to 50 for the season. JMU hit 12 homers in its final nine games.
UNCW (37-19, 18-8 in CAA)
The Seahawks went 1-3 last week, but still earned the #1 seed in the CAA Tournament for the second year in a row and the eighth time overall. UNCW homered four times in Saturday's 12-10 win over Hofstra, including a game-winning 2-run shot from Luke Dunlap. UNCW also got two homers from Tyler Molinaro and one from Ryan LaGrange. Mat Batts gave up just five hits and an unearned run in his sixth complete game of the year but suffered a 1-0 loss to HU on Friday. Batts tied a career high with 11 strikeouts and has a CAA-best 106 for the season. Justin Livengood gave up just one hit in 5.0 shutout innings of relief, while Blaze Tart allowed four hits over 4.1 frames and got the win over HU.
NORTHEASTERN (28-24, 12-15 in CAA)
The Huskies locked up the #5 seed in the CAA Tournament with a 6-3 victory at Towson on Saturday. Rob Fonseca had a homer and two RBI's in the win and he also homered in a 7-6 setback on Friday. Left-hander Kevin Ferguson scattered six hits and gave up three runs in his third complete-game effort on Saturday. He tied a career high with 11 strikeouts and upped his record to 7-4. Ferguson's 89 strikeouts for the season are the fifth-most in NU history. Michael Foster saw his his 11-game hitting streak come to an end on Saturday. NU belted six homers in the series at Towson.
OLD DOMINION (30-24, 15-12 in CAA)
The Monarchs closed the season with a 3-1 week, beating Longwood (9-8) before taking two games at Wofford (13-10, 8-1). Junior Ben Slaton batted .467 and drove in eight last week, including a career-high six RBI's in Friday's win at Wofford. Austin McGowan hit .625 over the four games with five RBI. Josh Eldridge was 4-for-6 with two homers and four runs scored in 13-10 victory at WU, while Ben Verlander smacked his 11th homer. Five ODU pitchers held the Terriers without an earned run on Saturday. ODU reached 30 wins for the first time since 2011 and had 20 victories at home.
TOWSON (25-28, 14-13 in CAA)
The Tigers earned the #4 seed in the CAA Tournament after winning two of three over Northeastern. Kurt Wertz batted .333 with three homers, five runs scored and eight RBI's. Wertz belted a grand slam in the opener, had a three-run homer that gave Towson the lead in Game 2 and then scored the winning run in the ninth on a Brendan Butler single in the ninth. The Tigers' 14-13 CAA record is their best since going 13-11 in 2005. Towson leads the nation with a school-record 74 double plays in 53 games. The Tigers, who are making their fifth CAA Tournament appearance, reached the championship game in 2005 and 2008.
WILLIAM & MARY (35-20, 17-10 in CAA)
The Tribe went 3-1 last week, including winning two of three against GSU to earn the #2 seed and a first-round bye in the CAA Tournament. Ryan Lindemuth batted .583 against GSU with three doubles, four runs and six RBI's. Freshman Ryan Hissey hit .538 and drove in four during the series and Jackson Shaver belted a grand slam in Thursday's 15-3 win. John Farrell upped his record to 10-2 with a victory on Thursday, while Jason Inghram gave up just one hit over 7.0 shutout innings and fanned 10 in Friday's 14-0 triumph. W&M's 35 wins are just two shy of the school record of 37. The 17 CAA victories are a school record and the second-place finish is the best ever for the Tribe.


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Substitute teacher Taylor Welch, 22, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of lewd acts upon a child.
A La Mirada substitute teacher, Taylor Welch, was arrested on suspicion of lewd contact with a student, said authorities.
The 22-year-old teacher and 13-year-old student allegedly met at Arlie F. Hutchinson Middle School and started a relationship via Facebook that developed into "sexting," sending graphic images, and inappropriate touching in the classroom.
The victim reportedly showed photographs on her phone to a friend, which led to a parent contacting school officials, who in turn notified the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, notes NBC LA.
Detectives from the special victims unit took Welch into custody on Tuesday on suspicion of felony lewd acts upon a child, and distributing obscene material to a minor.
He is the second substitute in the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District to be arrested this year, says the L.A. Times.


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Competent actress, granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway and younger sister of actress/model Margaux Hemingway, Mariel was almost destined to a life in the public eye. She debuted with Margaux in Lipstick (1976), then went on to a prolific (if not commercially successful) film career, including such films as Woody Allen's Manhattan (1979), Personal Best (1982), Star 80 (1983) playing Dorothy Stratton, Creator and The Mean Season (both 1985). She donned the producer's hat while appearing in The Suicide Club (1987), and increasingly turned to television in the 1990s, starring in the series Civil Wars (1991–93), Central Park West (1995), and as Maria Shriver in the TV movie, See Arnold Run (2005).
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Prosecution rests in Wacht trialCooperstown, ND (WDAY TV) - The jury in the Daniel Wacht murder trial could get the case as early as tomorrow. Today the prosecution rested six days after the trial started.
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The jury in the Daniel Wacht murder trial could get the case as early as tomorrow. Today the prosecution rested six days after the trial started. Wacht is accused of shooting and decapitating Cooperstown native and NDSU researcher Kurt Johnson on New Year's Eve 2010.
Family of Daniel Wacht's roommate Russel Chamberlin were the first witnesses that took the stand today for the prosecution. Chamberlin's mother was asked about a pair of soiled gloves she found while cleaning the house weeks after the BCI had searched it.
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With a slew of top teams it's no surprise the Big Ten is the strongest conference
The Atlantic-10 could certainly see four or five NCAA tournament bids this year
Will the Memphis Tigers claim one more league title before leaving C-USA?
S-E-C! S-E-C! Wait, that's the wrong sport. In the college game's other marquee sport, there's much more competitive balance and much more to argue when it comes to which conference is best. Does a superior conference need elite top-end quality or is it more important to have quality depth? The simple answer is "yes." Given those two dueling parameters, here is a breakdown of the 2012-13 college basketball conferences in order of overall strength, with a quick breakdown of what got them there.
You have the probable preseason No. 1 team in the nation in Indiana. You have very formidable Michigan and Michigan State teams. Ohio State, Wisconsin and Minnesota (with Trevor Mbakwe) should comfortably be NCAA teams. Iowa is going to be much improved this season and also could threaten for an NCAA bid. When you're assuming teams that could miss the NCAAs include Purdue, Illinois, Northwestern and Penn State, all of which have significant talent pieces returning, you know how difficult this league will be. (No, not to watch, to survive in.)
Louisville could be the best team in the nation. Syracuse has legitimate national title sleeper potential. Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Marquette and Georgetown all should be very solid. Pitt should be a lot better than last season with better health and 7-footer Steven Adams. UConn's guard depth should make the Huskies competitive even in a no-tournament season in Storrs. St. John's, South Florida, Rutgers and Villanova aren't bad if they're the "third quartile" of what's a 15-team league this season. Expect half the league (7-8 teams) to be dancing in March. The Big Ten pips the Beast for No. 1 because of less weakness at the bottom.
Top-end quality beyond Kansas may be a little lacking, but the quality of depth in the 10-member league makes it a tough run for almost anyone. Baylor, Kansas State, Texas, Oklahoma State and West Virginia should all be very much in the mix (at minimum) for NCAA bids, and Oklahoma and Iowa State will have chances to get there, too. With only Texas Tech and TCU to beat up on at the bottom of the league, it should be very competitive and a modest league record will likely be enough for a bid.
There's no dominant force like Kentucky 2011-12 at the top of the league, but Kentucky '12-'13 should be just fine, thanks. Throw in newcomer Missouri, which should be a top-10 team again, a Florida team that still has some weapons, a rising Tennessee squad and an Alabama club that should be better than a lot of people seem to expect, and the league should get a solid allotment of NCAA bids. Can Arkansas or Mississippi join the party? Is LSU ready to join the conversation? The bottom of the league is getting better, as well, so there are fewer gimme games than there have been the last couple of seasons.
The league is not as good at the top as it has been in previous years, and the bottom half of the league simply isn't very good by high-major standards. You have an X-factor in North Carolina, a couple of teams expected to be top-10 in caliber (NC State and Duke), a couple other teams that could be top-25 worthy (Florida State and Miami) and then a bunch of question marks and stragglers. Maryland could take another step forward, especially if Dez Wells is ruled eligible, but unless Virginia sans Mike Scott or Clemson becomes good, it's hard to see anyone below the midpoint of the league make a serious run for an NCAA tournament spot.
With the arrival of very strong VCU and Butler squads and a year before Temple departs for the Big East, this could be a watershed year for the league. Those three teams along with Saint Louis, Saint Joe's and UMass should battle it out for upper-division positioning and NCAA tournament consideration. But it's the depth of quality in the league that helps differentiate it from those below. La Salle, Dayton, Richmond and even perennial power Xavier (in a rebuilding year) won't be easy outs, and even St. Bonaventure (sans Andrew Nicholson) should be decent again. There are not a lot of soft spots, so assuming the league does credibly in nonconference play, four (or five?) NCAA bids seems possible.
UNLV and San Diego State should be excellent teams this season. New Mexico is probably being underrated (again). If Larry Eustachy can find the right tone with an experienced Colorado State core, the Rams could be a very difficult proposition again. Newcomer Nevada adds quality competitive depth. Even teams in the bottom part of the league, like Wyoming and Air Force are improved. It should be an fun season in the MWC and now more of you will actually be able to watch it with the demise of The Mtn. having pushed games onto ESPN, CBS Sports Network and NBC Sports Network.
Arizona should be very good ... if its freshmen bigs perform and Mark Lyons can hold everything together for a season at the point. UCLA could be very good ... if the NCAA allows Shabazz Muhammad and Kyle Anderson to play, Larry Drew II shows improved proficiency at the point, Josh Smith can play quality minutes without fouling and this group somehow comes together defensively. Colorado could be very good ... if their freshmen come along quickly and their inverted backcourt with a 6-5 point and a 6-foot shooting guard makes enough jumpers. Stanford could be ... eh, you get the point. The bottom of the league can't possibly be as wretched as last season, but this is still not a good league 1 through 12 yet.
Gonzaga appears to be the best team in the conference, but the Zags will have to fend off St. Mary's (again) to win the league. Don't count out BYU, either, with a lot of talent and now a year's worth of experience of trekking through the WCC. San Diego and Loyola Marymount are clearly on the rise and Santa Clara should be a ton better than last season's 0-16 injury-wracked fiasco with Marc Trasolini returning to rejoin a core that brings everyone back. The bottom third of the league won't be great, but this conference is worlds better than it was a decade ago in terms of overall quality of depth.
Everyone's giving the league to Creighton, a tip to the Bluejays excellent returning cast and stud forward Doug McDermott, but it says here that Northern Iowa will challenge the Jays for the league crown. Wichita State was hard hit by graduation, but the Shockers should still put a solid team on the floor. Illinois State and Evansville add to the quality depth in the top half of the league. Indiana State and Bradley should be improved. Drake and Missouri State may take a step back. There's really only one bad team in the league, though (Southern Illinois) and even they have Barry Hinson now at the helm, so things could get rolling in the right direction.
Memphis' swan song should bring another league title before the Tigers bounce to the Big East, although the tournament being in Tulsa may open the door to a non-Memphis, auto-bid ticket to the NCAAs. Marshall may be the biggest threat to Memphis in terms of team quality, but UTEP's scheduling advantage could propel the Miners into the mix. Central Florida, thanks to Keith Clanton's somewhat surprising return (since the Knights are banned from the postseason), also should be a factor. The lack of quality depth is an almost-annual hindrance and this one's no different. SMU and Tulsa may be bad, but at least they have interesting new coaching hires in Larry Brown and Danny Manning.
Judging by Twitter, a lot of Ohio fans think the national media is overlooking the Bobcats. There's certainly the talent there, but with a new head coach and the reality that the MAC is just really hard to navigate, we'll see if they can put together a dominant season. They were only 11-5 last season, and the East Division (again) should be far more challenging than the West. The likely challengers appear to be Akron, with Buffalo and maybe Eastern Michigan having an outside chance to surprise. Toledo, another possible contender, is an APR casualty and ineligible for postseason play.
With VCU gone to the A-10 and Old Dominion banned from the league tournament before it heads to Conference USA, the popular line of thought is the auto bid will be contested between Drexel and George Mason. That's a reasonable theory, as both teams return a lot of talent from top-tier clubs last season, but it ignores the looming threat of the Delaware Blue Hens, who with Devon Saddler and Jamelle Hagins, should challenge. Watch for the Blue Hens to make an early splash by winning the Virginia bracket of the NIT Season Tip-Off and advancing to the semifinals at MSG.
This league should be a serious battle at the top. Loyola Md. (last season's NCAA rep) and Manhattan look like very strong bets to battle for top honors. The Greyhounds, in their final season before an interesting move to the Patriot League, have a ton back as do Steve Masiello's Jaspers. Don't count out Siena (returning basically the whole rotation, including O.D. Anosike), Niagara (all five starters back) and even graduation-depleted Iona as a title threat, though. There are a lot of good players in this league, even on teams expected to finish in the second division. The MAAC semis and finals are typically one of the better small-conference shows during championship week. Expect more of the same this season.
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