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No. 7: Nebraska
By Paul Myerberg // Aug 27, 2011
The Big Red revival continues, but with a slight change in characters. So long, Iowa State. The Cyclones will now be played by Minnesota, which is a slight improvement. The role of Kansas will be played by Northwestern; again, a substantial improvement. Michigan State will play Kansas State, but the Spartans will never, ever match the sort of antipathy the Cornhuskers shared with the Wildcats — ever, ever. Farwell, Missouri, and best of luck; Nebraska never meant those mean things it said, and I'm sure those feeling are reciprocated. Michigan will be the new Tigers, and while that's a not an improvement today it stands to reason that Michigan will one day return to the nation's elite. The annual date with Colorado will become a heartland affair with nearby Iowa, and if recent chatter is any indication, the Hawkeyes will bring a bit more — how should I put this — interest to the rivalry. The role of Oklahoma remains undecided; Oklahoma wasn't even Nebraska's Oklahoma over the last decade, to be honest. Please consult your program and mark these important changes. And yes, things will never be the same again.
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Lincoln, Neb.
Returning starters
13 (7 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 5
2010 record
(10-4, 6-2)
Last year's
No. 19
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
- Sept. 10
Fresno St.
- Sept. 17
- Sept. 24
at Wyoming
- Oct. 1
at Wisconsin
- Oct. 8
Ohio St.
- Oct. 22
at Minnesota
- Oct. 29
Michigan St.
- Nov. 5
- Nov. 12
at Penn St..
- Nov. 19
at Michigan
- Nov. 25
Last year's prediction
Even without Suh, Nebraska has a top-tier cornerback duo — secondary in general, in fact — which will keep the pass rush running at full tilt. Don't underestimate the importance of another season in this system, even if Pelini and his staff are tweaking the scheme somewhat in 2010. All told, I'm extremely high on the Cornhuskers. If Lee earns the starting nod, the sky is the limit — I could very easily see Nebraska playing for a national championship. I hate to harp on it, but in my opinion, Pelini would be doing this team a disservice by going with untested athleticism under center rather than a steady, healthy senior. Again, if I knew that Nebraska was going with Lee, not Martinez, I'd have the Huskers higher than fifth.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Certain games came easy for Nebraska, such as a Thursday night shellacking of Kansas State or an early win at Washington. Most games, however, were like pulling teeth: fans booed the offense, bemoaning then-offensive coordinator Shawn Watson's perceived lack of imagination; became irate at the first sign that the officials — or even the entire Big 12 — were against them; and like Nebraska's head coach, screamed and gnashed their teeth when things didn't go according to plan. It was just another year for Nebraska's loyal following, even if the team retained a more calm, cool and collected viewpoint on the proceedings. The defense remained one of the best in the country, thanks to the nation's top secondary — ask Washington's Jake Locker about this secondary. The offense had phases of incompetence, but when fully healthy was vastly improved over 2009. One problem: the offense, most notably at quarterback, wasn't healthy for the last two months of the year. Hence a late slide, which Nebraska must use for motivation heading into 2011.
High point A 31-17 win over then-No. 6 Missouri on Oct. 30. That victory followed a 51-41 win at Oklahoma State, giving Nebraska its finest two-week span in the better part of a decade.
Low point Three losses, each of the painful variety. Nebraska had no business losing at home to Texas, and struggled with penalties in a 9-6 loss at Texas A&M. The Cornhuskers also held a 17-0 lead over Oklahoma in the Big 12 title game but tossed it away with a sloppy second half. Then came the worst showing of the season: after bombing Washington during the regular season, the Cornhuskers were sloppy, sluggish and downright incompetent in a Holiday Bowl defeat.
Tidbit The Cornhuskers have won at least nine games in every season since 1962 but six: 1967-68, 2002, 2004-5 and 2007. Just as a comparison, let's hold the rest of college football's historical elite to the same standard. Alabama has 19 such seasons, if you include 1993, over that same span; Georgia has 22; L.S.U. 19; Michigan 27; Notre Dame 21; Ohio State 30, if we count last fall; Oklahoma 26; Penn State 30; U.S.C. 23, if you include 2005; Tennessee 23; and Texas 28. Over the past 48 years, Nebraska's five former Big 12 North division brethren (Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri) combined to win at least nine games in a season a grand total of 29 times out of 245 potential years, with all but eight of those seasons coming from Colorado and Kansas State.
Tidbit (100-word preview edition) Today's guest writer is loyal reader Alex Payne, whose correct answer to a quiz in the Navy preview, which you can find along the right sidebar, earned him the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of his favorite team. His team? The Nebraska Cornhuskers. Take it away, Alex Payne:
Two questions will determine Nebraska's success. First, and most important, is whether the Defense can adjust from finesse spread to blunt smash mouth football. If the defensive transition is flawless, nine wins is the baseline to what Nebraska should achieve. Second, if Tim Beck can make the most of incredible speed, Nebraska will be substantially more competitive in big games. If both of these crucial transitions happen, Nebraska is a legitimate national title contender. However, I foresee a staunch defense with an above-average offense that flashes, but doesn't quite click. Prediction: 10-2, with a losing performance in the B1G championship.
Tidbit (Big Ten edition) New teams, new stadiums, new players, new coaches, new rivalries. It's all topsy-turvy for Nebraska, which knew what it would get with Missouri, Colorado and company but forges new relationships with the Big Ten in 2011. How have the Cornhuskers fared against the rest of the new conference? Here's a historical look, with a recent glance at the results:
Illinois 6-2-1, not since 1986
Indiana 7-9-3, not since 1978
Iowa 26-12-3, 2-0 from 1999-2000
Michigan 2-3-1, won 2005 Alamo Bowl
Michigan State 5-0, won 2003 Alamo Bowl
Minnesota 20-29-2, not since 1990
Northwestern 3-1, won 2000 Alamo Bowl
Ohio State 0-2, losses in 1955-56
Penn State 6-7, 1-1 from 2002-3
Purdue 0-1, lost in 1958
Wisconsin 3-2, not since 1974
Former players in the N.F.L.
41 DE Pierre Allen (Seattle), CB Prince Amukamara (New York Gianst), S Larry Asante (Tampa Bay), CB Zack Bowman (Chicago), LB Stewart Bradley (Arizona), WR Chris Brooks (Indianapolis), K Josh Brown (St. Louis), S Josh Bullocks (Oakland), DE Adam Carriker (Washington), LB Phillip Dillard (New York Giants), LB Cody Glenn (Indianapolis), S Eric Hagg (Cleveland), RB Roy Helu (Washington), K Alex Henery (Philadelphia), OG Ricky Henry (Chicago), OG Russ Hochstein (Denver), OG Richie Incognito (Miami), RB Brandon Jackson (Cleveland), OT D.J. Jones (Miami), LB Chris Kelsay (Buffalo), P Sam Koch (Baltimore), K Adi Kunalic (Carolina), TE Mike McNeill (Indianapolis), OT Lydon Murtha (Miami), OG Carl Nicks (New Orleans), LB Steve Octavien (Cleveland), WR Niles Paul (Washington), TE Zach Potter (Jacksonville), C Dominic Raiola (Detroit), LB Barrett Ruud (Tennessee), LB Scott Shanle (New Orleans), OG Matt Slauson (New York Jets), DT Ndamukong Suh (Detroit), S Rickey Thenarse (Seattle), DE Barry Turner (Detroit), DE Kyle Vanden Bosch (Detroit), CB Fabian Washington (New Orleans), CB Anthony West (San Francisco), LB Demorrio Williams (Kansas City), OG Keith Williams (Pittsburgh).
Arbitrary top five list
2011 draft picks by the Washington Redskins
1. WR Leonard Hankerson (3rd round, 79th overall).
2. RB Roy Helu (4th round, 108th overall).
3. LB Ryan Kerrigan (1st round, 16th overall).
4. S Dejon Gomes (5th round, 146th overall).
5. WR Niles Paul (5th round, 155th overall).
Bo Pelini (Ohio State '90), 30-12 after three full seasons in Lincoln. Pelini was 1-0 when he took over as the Nebraska head coach, having replaced Frank Solich for Nebraska's 17-3 Alamo Bowl victory in 2003. That game concluded a one-year stint in Lincoln for Pelini, who was hired earlier in the year as the Huskers' defensive coordinator after nine seasons coaching in the N.F.L., most recently with the Green Bay Packers. Pelini also coached with the 49ers (1994-96) and the Patriots (1997-98) — both times alongside former U.S.C. coach Pete Carroll — before taking on a job with the Packers, coaching the linebackers, from 2000-2. Pelini might not have had the same impact on the Nebraska defense in 2008 as he had as the defensive coordinator in 2003, when he helped the Huskers finally rebound from its devastating finish to the 2001 season: late-season losses to Colorado, 62-36, and to Miami, 37-14. His defense ranked second in the F.B.S. in scoring defense and 11th in total defense that fall, and made Pelini the fan's choice to replace Solich. Pelini's effect on Nebraska's defense in his second go-round has been equally impressive: the 2009 group was the most well-coached defense in the country, and last year's group again ranked among the best in the nation. Spurned by the former athletic director Steve Pederson in his search for Solich's replacement, Pelini spent the 2004 season as the defensive coordinator at Oklahoma before taking the same position at L.S.U., where he spent three seasons (2005-7). Louisiana State's defense finished among the top five in the F.B.S. in each of his three years at the helm; in 2007, the national title-winning Tigers finished third in the nation in total defense (288.8 yards a game) and takeaways (36). Now entering his fourth season as the full-time coach, Pelini still has some aspects of the assignment to work on, most notably his temper — he's more Bob Devaney than Tom Osborne, to put it mildly — and the team's recruiting, though the latter has recently picked up. Still, it's hard to imagine Nebraska doing a better job in finding Bill Callahan's replacement.
Tidbit (coaching edition) It was evident that a coaching shakeup was in the works near the end of last season, but the changes extended to the defensive side of the ball, which was a bit of a surprise. The two new additions to the defensive staff are linebackers coach Ross Els, formerly of Ohio, while secondary coach Corey Raymond comes to Lincoln via a graduate assistant stint at L.S.U. — when Pelini was running the defense — and via a few months under Kevin Wilson at Indiana; hired last December, Raymond jilted the Hoosiers in February for a second chance to work under Pelini. The new offensive additions are former high school coach Ross Fisher as receivers coach and former Nebraska offensive lineman John Garrison, who will help Barney Cotton along the line while working with the tight ends. Now, the big change: former running backs coach Tim Beck, who helped call plays under Mark Mangino at Kansas, will be Nebraska's new offensive coordinator. Goodbye, West Coast-spread hybrid. Hello, run-based spread, no hybrid.
Players to watch
When he was on, sophomore quarterback Taylor Martinez was a Heisman contender. I'm talking September and much of October, all the way through Nebraska's win over Missouri, when Martinez suffered the first of several lower-body injuries that derailed his freshman campaign. Through Oklahoma State — Nebraska was 6-1 at this point — Martinez had thrown for 1,046 yards, 9 touchdowns and 3 picks while adding 870 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground. After the Holiday Bowl loss to Washington, Martinez had 1,631 yards passing, 10 touchdowns and 7 picks with 965 yards and 12 scores on the ground. So what happened?
Injuries, first and foremost, but a lack of confidence also played a role in his late-season slide. Martinez's confidence was sapped by his inability to perform on the same level as he did through the first of the year; it was also sapped, in my opinion, by the coaching staff's poor handling of their freshman starter. Well, Martinez needs to toughen up — mentally, then physically. Being the starting quarterback at Nebraska has always demanded a tough psyche, as recent starters like Eric Crouch, Jamaal Lord and Joe Dailey can attest, and Martinez needs to get to the point where he's immune to the slings and arrows tossed in his direction.
If Martinez can take the physical pounding associated with being a quarterback in this spread-based attack, he can put up some rather lofty totals. Speed? He has that in spades, perhaps even more so than Michigan's Denard Robinson, largely considered to be the nation's fastest at the position. Martinez needs to improve in two meaningful areas: one, he needs to become better at the read play, doing a better job reading defenses on this key part of Nebraska's offense; and two, he needs to hone his passing mechanics. Martinez will never be a prolific passer, but he showed what he's capable of in last year's win over Oklahoma State. If he can develop his confidence, become a better leader in the huddle and be more consistent as a passer, Martinez is a Heisman contender. If he fails to improve, Nebraska will turn the keys over to redshirt freshman Brion Carnes, who had a very strong spring.
It's junior Rex Burkhead and a bunch of freshmen at running back. After serving behind Roy Helu for the last two years, Burkhead (951 yards and 7 scores) will take center stage for an offense that wants to pound away on the ground during Big Ten play. Injuries were an issue in 2009, when the then-freshman broke his foot, but Burkhead has proven himself to be a capable, consistent, sometimes big-play back with the strength and mentality to carry the offense. He and Martinez make a nice pair. The Cornhuskers moved wide receiver Curenski Gilleylen into the backfield in an effort to provide depth, and former walk-on Austin Jones is there in reserve. But the carries that don't go to Burkhead may very well go to a batch of heralded freshmen, led by top recruit Aaron Green. He, Braylon Heard and Ameer Abdullah are in line for significant snaps.
Nebraska had five player post double-digit receptions in 2011: Burkhead, Brandon Kinnie, Niles Paul, Mike McNeill and Kyler Reed. Paul and McNeill have since gone, leaving Kinnie, a senior receiver, and Reed, a junior tight end, as the undisputed leaders in the passing game. Kinnie (44 catches for 494 yards) is the lone experienced hand on a receiver corps still looking for complimentary targets. Here's a name to remember: true freshman Jamal Turner was recruited as a quarterback but quickly acclimated himself to receiver, and is a favorite to join Kinnie in the starting lineup. Another freshman, Kenny Bell, will factor into the mix. Nebraska also likes Quincy Enunwa, a big-bodied sophomore who played sparingly last fall but should be in the rotation in 2011. That's probably your top four, though junior Tim Marlowe could branch off of his work on special teams to earn some snaps. Reed (22 for 395, team-best 8 scores) is one part of a very strong tight end combination; he's the flash to junior Ben Cotton's smash, taking advantage of the open field when the opposition squeezes up to play the run.
Over the last two years, Nebraska has held opponents to 20 passing touchdowns against 39 picks, which is amazing; allowed opponents to complete 48.2 percent of their attempts, which is also amazing; and allowed only 166.2 passing yards per game, which is, yes, amazing. Where does it start? Is it because the secondary has been chock-full of stoppers? Is it because the defensive line has ranked among the top three in the country? Is it because the front seven as a whole punches you in the mouth for 60 minutes? Try a combination of all three, which is why Nebraska continues to put forth as good a defense that can be found anywhere in the country. And that's why Nebraska's a national title contender, in short.
The defensive line chews up ball-carriers, foams at the mouth at the idea of getting to the quarterback, plugs up holes and begs for more. It's a group paced by one of the best defensive players in the country in senior tackle Jared Crick (70 tackles, 17.5 for loss, 9.5 sacks), who continued playing at a very high level last fall despite the loss of Ndamukong Suh — some predicted he'd take a step back, but that wasn't the case. Crick is the sort of defender any great unit demands: strong enough to hold up blockers against the run and quick enough to put pressure in the backfield, he's the driving force behind all Nebraska does on the defensive side of the ball. Joining Crick in the middle of the line is junior Baker Steinkuhler (46 tackles, 4 for loss), an honorable mention all-Big 12 pick last fall. Depth comes from sophomore Thaddeus Randle and senior Terrence Moore (16 tackles, 3 for loss).
Nebraska brings back another good one in junior end Cameron Meredith (64 tackles) but is still looking for his running mate on the opposite side. In terms of a starter, I'd think the Cornhuskers would look towards junior Josh Williams or sophomore Jason Ankrah, two extremely talented reserves who added the requisite size for the position. But converted linebacker Eric Martin, a special teams menace, seems like a lineman who could make an impact on passing downs. And JUCO transfer Joseph Carter, who already looks the part, may take over once he learns the defense. As a whole, the line is loaded.
But there are a few questions to address along the back seven. There are two at linebacker: one, whether would-be starters Will Compton and Sean Fisher can stay healthy; and two, whether the Cornhuskers have adequate depth. Compton and Fisher have started in the past, but Fisher missed all of last season with a broken leg. Compton has battled injuries in each of the last two years, though he returned to action down the stretch in 2010. If both can remain active, Nebraska can put together a starting trio of Compton, Fisher and senior Lavonte David. The questions end when getting to David, as Nebraska — and the rest of the country — know what it'll get from the former JUCO transfer. All he did during his first year on campus was set a new program record for tackles with 152, flying from sideline to sideline to make play after play, and if Pelini is to be believed, David is still getting a firm grasp on the system. David can do it all, as he showed last fall, but he need some help. If healthy, Compton and Fisher will lend a hand.
One all-American cornerback departs, another steps up. After serving in the shadows behind former teammate Prince Amukamara in 2010, senior Alfonzo Dennard (30 tackles, 4 picks) is ready to stand front-and-center in the Nebraska secondary. Like Amukamara before him, don't be surprised if Dennard follows suit and lands all-America honors in his final season — and it was a bit of a surprise to see he returned, though Dennard could parlay a strong final campaign into a major paycheck. Sophomore Ciante Evans will get the nod on the opposite side after playing well over a short starting stint a year ago. The team's nickel back should be junior Justin Blatchford, who's made his impact on special teams thus far. Depth is there, what with Andrew Green and Anthony Blue lying in reserve.
But the secondary does lose a quartet of valuable contributors, with three of those losses taking place at safety. It not just replacing the production players like Eric Hagg and Dejon Gomes, most notably, brought to the table; it's about finding such versatility, which is primarily what made both so important. The starters come September should be a pair of holdovers, senior Austin Cassidy (48 tackles) and Courtney Osborne (41 tackles, 5 for loss). The pair combined to start 11 games last fall, and that experience will come in handy. But Cassidy is going to have a hard time maintaining his starting role with JUCO transfer Daimion Stafford and redshirt freshman Corey Cooper breathing down his neck. Likewise for Osborne, who will be pushed by junior P.J. Smith, who also has starting experience.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line Stop me if this sounds familiar: Nebraska's offense, once again, may hinge on the play of an often underachieving offensive line. It's become far too common, far too repetitious an occurrence, and Nebraska's chances at altering its course up front has taken a fairly substantial hit this month with several concerning injuries. That's created an unsettled logjam along the two-deep; the Cornhuskers have a starting lineup in mind but haven't been able to get the five on the field at the same time, by and large. Instead, you've seen pretty consistent shuffling with the first-team group, perhaps delaying the offense's ability to land a firm grasp on the new system. Injuries to tackles Jeremiah Sirles, Marcel Jones and Brent Qvale have given ballyhooed true freshman Tyler Moore a chance to earn first-team snaps at right tackle; Moore's going to play, it seems. In a perfect world, however, the Cornhuskers would bookend the line with Sirles on the right side and former JUCO transfer Yoshi Hardrick on the left. Jones is in the mix, should he prove himself healthy, as is Qvale, who must do the same. But I have a feeling Moore is going to push his way into the lineup on the strong side, which could push Sirles back to the blind side — where he started every game last fall — and put him in competition with Hardrick. Things seem more settled inside, especially at center. Though wildly undersized, former walk-on Mike Caputo has honed his technique to the point where he's an all-conference candidate heading into 2011. He'll be flanked by sophomore left guard Andrew Rodriguez, which is not a surprise, and for now, redshirt freshman Jake Cotton, Barney Cotton's son, which is a surprise. Things are unsettled, it's safe to say, and no national title contender has more question marks to address up front. Here's my guess for the lineup come the heart of Big Ten play, from left to right: Hardrick, Rodriguez, Caputo, Cotton, Moore.
Game(s) to watch
Every Saturday provides reason for intrigue. Minnesota? Not a good team, but the Golden Gophers are new, at least. Likewise with Northwestern, for example, though the Wildcats are going to surprise some people. The real meaningful games, in order of importance: Wisconsin, Iowa, Penn State, Michigan and Ohio State. Perhaps the morning festivities prior to the Penn State could feature an alumni game between both schools' 1994 teams; likewise with Michigan, but from 1997. Are you ready for another Nebraska and Washington game? Yawn.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell The Big Ten's not entirely prepared for what Nebraska brings to the table. The conference knows all about the Cornhuskers, mind you — the history, the prestige, the weight room, the titles — but it doesn't know about this specific team, which is unlike any other you'll find in the conference. What Nebraska has, unlike most of the Big Ten, is this tremendous balance of speed and power, especially the speed. Nebraska is quick, athletic and explosive, three adjectives rarely seen when discussing the Big Ten. Michigan can match Nebraska's athleticism at quarterback and Wisconsin has similar weapons in the backfield; I don't think any other team in the Big Ten has that complete package offensively — basically, the ability to crack a long score one any given play. Of course, much of this is pure supposition, based on my confidence that the offense will take to this new system, the run-based spread. I think we may see some early scuffles, but the Cornhuskers will be hitting their stride when it counts. And there are zero questions at all on defense: you can set your clock to Nebraska's consistency on this side of the ball, in all facets and in every way possible. It's the defense that will lift Nebraska to a Big Ten crown, in my opinion. But a national title? That depends on the offense, and Martinez in particular. He needs to get this team behind his starting status, on the field and off, as the offense won't run at its full potential unless he takes the wheel. And the offensive line, once again, is a work in progress. Those are concerns, and they're really the reasons why Nebraska's not among the top five teams in the country. But I'm confident — perhaps dangerously confident — in this team's ability to hit the ground running in the Big Ten. I'm thinking one, at most two regular season losses, but that's all.
Dream season The Cornhuskers take to the Big Ten like a fish to the water, turning back the clock with the program's first national title since 1997.
Nightmare season Quarterback concerns limit the entire offense, and while the defense is up to the challenge Nebraska drops three games in the regular season.
In case you were wondering
Where do Nebraska fans congregate? An overwhelming number of options. Independent message boards can be found at Husker Board, Husker Max and HuskerPedia. To catch up on Nebraska recruiting, check out Huskers Illustrated and Big Red Report. You can find additional coverage at CornNation.com and the Web sites of the Lincoln Journal Star and the Omaha World-Herald. For an overview of everything to be found at each of these sites, check out Huskers Gameday.
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Tags: Aaron Green, Alfonzo Dennard, Big Ten, Bo Pelini, Brandon Kinnie, Cameron Meredith, Daimion Stafford, Jared Crick, Kyler Reed, Lavonte David, Mike Caputo, Nebraska, Rex Burkhead, Taylor Martinez, Tyler Moore
It is Florida State next, with Hernando de Soto being the founder of Tallahassee, though I don't know of a 39 part show about his life.
I think more of LSU with the founder of the city being Pierre de Moyne.
May I suggest a pic of dave cowens if it is FSU. Also how in good name can you have the top burt reynolds movies being in anything but the fsu preview? The top 5 list better be good after that mishap.
Mario Batali founded the University of Pork's city housing in 2004. In 1968 the BBC ran a cross-promotional Dr. Who/A&E Biography series and covered Batali's legacy using a functional TARDIS.
The UPork Porks are next. Go Porks!
korsokoff is right. "D'Iberville" was a dramatic series, so think Patrick Swayze and "North and South" rather than Ken Burns and "The Civil War".
But Go Porks! anyway. Oink 'em!
Just a first-rate review of the Huskers — so impressed that you are covering all these teams and you manage to cover Nebraska as well (if not better) as anyone that lives and breathes the Big Red daily (i.e. all Nebraska fans). Only thought is that the loss of Alex Henry (and Kunalic) — the field goal/punter — and kickoff specialist who were both outstanding may be a factor — while they will be succeeded by good talent hard to imagine they can be wholly replaced. Thanks!
I'm a die-hard Huskers fan and regular reader of your team previews, Paul. You're spot on with your review of the Huskers. I agree with Dean, your coverage of Nebraska is about as good as any fan! I'm really looking forward to the Nebraska-Wisconsin game, and I hope they play again in the conference title game (although I think it would be really difficult for either team to win that game twice). I expect Pelini will continue to grow into his job (i.e. be more disciplined), and when this happens, I think the Huskers will be perennial BCS contenders. I think they'll get over the conference title hump this year.
"Nightmare season: Quarterback concerns limit the entire offense, and while the defense is up to the challenge Nebraska drops three games in the regular season."
A nightmarish regular season would start at about five losses. I don't think a prediction of three losses in the regular season would be all that far-fetched; the expectations of this Nebraska team are unrealistically high. A 9-3 regular season wouldn't trigger unrestrained joy in Huskerland, but I don't think it would be a "nightmare" by any means.
I agree …..why the same excuses about injuries on the offensive line? I guess thats just a way to either A: give Barney and excuse to come back or B: an excuse to fire him this year if the offense sputters.. thats my take on things and Im outta here!
It has to be LSU. Paul has to rewrite the article in light of the suspensions, which is why it's so late in the day Monday without a new article.
Paul: No, entirely Irene-related. Powerless since early Sunday morning. But wrapping it up now, will be done by 8 p.m. Eastern time.
As an Iowa fan I can attest to how much we've been looking forward to annually justifying our latent hate for Nebraska. It more than makes up for the loss of Wisconsin.
Sorry, my bad. Hope everything's ok.
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That's the challenge the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission faces as its leaders make their way through the beginning stages of their Clear Plan 2030 project. Launched in September, the initiative, which uses grant money from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is aimed at making more sustainable and living communities by listening to what residents throughout the 10 counties covered by the commission say they want for the future.
The commission originally anticipated an initial survey phase to end in November after collecting 5,000 responses. They ended up with fewer than 300.
"It was long and cumbersome," said Ashley Myers, a commission planner, on the lackluster response to the project's first survey. "We changed our approach because this project is really about the people and what they want for the future of their region."
It's not exactly starting over, Myers said, but strategies involving collecting resident feedback have been expanded and given more time to develop. A new survey launched on Nov. 7 has collected 300 responses of its own. Myers said as leadership roles develop, teams will actively go into different communities in January to talk to officials and residents about what they see as the challenges they need to overcome to strengthen and unify the region.
Jennifer Maddox, president of the Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama and chairwoman for the Community Engagement Livability Resource Team of Clear Plan 2013, said the biggest snag in the process hasn't been just the low participation rate, but also the concentration of the participation. Leadership for the project, as well as residents providing feedback, has largely centered in Calhoun County.
"The current challenge we have is getting additional representatives from other counties," Maddox said. "We need to be able to engage individuals from all 10 counties, and be able to really make this a regional effort."
Ideally, Maddox said they'd like 1 percent of the population of each county to represent their total input from surveys, meaning 1,200 of the goal of 5,000 collected surveys would come from Calhoun County, which has a population of around 120,000.
Washington D.C.-based group Partners for Livable Communities is helping East Alabama with the project through Tuscaloosa resident Johnnie Aycock, who launched a similar initiative five years ago in west Alabama focused on improving economic conditions through emphasis on culture. While Tuscaloosa County dominated the region targeted by Aycock's efforts, it actually ended up being a stronger link for the area, he said.
"It was a little better connected because the rural counties poured into Tuscaloosa," Aycock said. "Tuscaloosa is a little more of a centerpiece than you got in east Alabama."
The metropolitan statistical areas of Gadsden and Anniston, as well as smaller urbanized areas such as Roanoke means the population doesn't have a central hub like Tuscaloosa that dominates the economic outlook for the area, Aycock said.
The solution is "basic," Aycock said, and involves going into the communities and identifying the people who have a stake in the future of what happens to the region.
"You really want the plan to be written by the citizens," Aycock said. "You don't want it be the vision of a bunch of planners."
And that's why the beginning stages will take more time to develop, Myers said.
"This really is about what people want for their future," she said. "It's very important for us that we get that."
Residents can participate in the project by going to the website clearplan230.org and filling out the survey or finding out when project leaders will be in their communities.
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Installing Java
What is Java? What purpose does it serve?
"Java is a programming language and computing platform first released by Sun Microsystems in 1995. There are lots of applications and websites that will not work unless you have Java installed, and more are created every day. Java is fast, secure, and reliable. From laptops to datacenters, game consoles to scientific supercomputers, cell phones to the Internet, Java is everywhere!" (ttp://www.java.com/en/download/faq/whatis_java.xml Oracle page on Java])
Installing java
Editing your make.conf
To tell portage that we would like it to pull java in the next time it is updated, we need to do the following:
# nano /etc/portage/make.conf
Running that command should present you with a file containing something similar to this:
In the file, if it does not exist, create a line like the following:
Press Ctrl+X , then y, then enter to write the changes to the file.
Emerging java
To install java, run the following command:
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Testing to see if it emerged
To check that java installed on your system, run the following command:
java -version
If you get something like this, you are ready to use java!:
java version "1.7.0_21"OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.9) (Gentoo build 1.7.0_21-b02)OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)
Using the java command
Overview of the command
The java command can be run like so:
- java [options] class [argument ...]
- java [options] -jar file.jar [argument ...]
List of [options]
- -client : Select the Java HotSpot Client VM. A 64-bit capable jdk currently ignores this option and instead uses the Java Hotspot Server VM.
- -server : Select the Java HotSpot Server VM. On a 64-bit capable jdk only the Java Hotspot Server VM is supported so the -server option is implicit.
- -agentlib:libname[=options] : Load a native agent library libname, e.g. -agentlib:hprof
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Also available for : PCUpdate: The Baldur's Gate website has been updated with a countdown clock, which completes its cycle at 12 p.m. PST tomorrow. Will this be the official announcement of a new game in the series? Stay tuned to IGN to find out.

Original Story follows.

Savvy Internet users picked up on a new Baldur's Gate website sometime in the last 24 hours. For now the website just has an image, a quote and some rocking fantasy movie-esque tunes.

However, even more clever sleuths jumped into the website's source code, revealing these details:

<-- February 28, 2012 -->

<-- Shadowy Figure- Raise Dead : Infinity Engine -->

<-- For years, I clung to the memory of it. Then the memory of the memory. -->

<-- And then... it returned. Better than it was before. -->

Is this the first hints at a new game? The engine the last games used was named Infinity, and there are multiple allusions to resurrection and returning. Could 2012 be the year we see Baldur's Gate return "Better than it was before"?

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There's never a dull week along the Peninsula, but even some of these stories had us saying, "Huh?!"
Tom Ricks commented, "I was thinking it gives credence to the phrase "money coming out the ka-zoo" --I can only hope the stolen cash was in dollar bills......."
Former 49er Charged With Assaulting Ex-Boyfriend Over Soy Sauce
Michael Stogner wrote, "This is consistent behavior for our District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe
Look to race and not being a member of the Blue Team, if this was a white 47 year old CHP officer causing head injury to his wife in front of the children, he would dismiss the case.
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Food Trucks Rolling Into Belmont
Jay Hartman commented, "This is great! There isn't enough variety in Belmont when it comes to food, so this is going to be a VERY welcome addition!"
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The New Morty's: It's All Hapenning on SOLA (South Laurel)
Ross Tassan commented, "So happy to see this article. I love the SOLA reference. I totally LOVE Morty's. The food has always been extremely tasty. I mostly dine there for dinner, but I tried the weekend brunch and was happily impressed."
Bag Ban Battle Rises to State Level
"Sister Madly," wrote, "this bag ban is in a word: stupid.
10cents a bag in some cities should just be considered the cost of doing business.
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Ok, so twins run in my family, and I am next in line to have them, I also took clomid, albeit only one month but I heard that can still up your chances for pregnancy. So I know that obviously you would sart showing sooner than with a single baby, but how much sooner? When did you first start noticing a bump? I am only 8 weeks, anad while I have gained some weight from the food I have been eating, right above my pubic bone has the slightest roundnest to it. I just want to show!! LOL
I'm a little larger framed so I can't really pinpoint when I first started to show. I'm 15 weeks now and my boyfriend denies seeing a bump at all, but I think he's lying at this point. I can tell you that sometime between 2 and 3 months my pants started becoming a lot tighter. Anyway, why don't you tell your doctor about the twins in your family? Maybe he/she will do an ultrasound a little earlier on to confirm one way or the other.
You sound just like an excited first-time mom! I think you know the answer to this already. It really depends on the woman. I showed very early with both my kids, but that is likely because I have PCOS and carry most of my weight in my abdominal area. My very thin SIL didn't show until she was five months or so, but had a basketball-like belly, while mine was more evenly distributed.
As for the whole twins thing on Clomid, I'll tell you what an IVF nurse told me. I was seeing a reproductive endocrinologist for my PCOS and they prescribed metformin to get my insulin resistance under control and Clomid to jump start my periods. When I asked about the chances of having multiple babies on Clomid, the nurse told me in her 10 years as an IVF nurse, she'd never seen it. Whether or not this is accurate for conceptions across the board, I have no idea. I got pregnant more than a year later accidentally and not on fertility meds. LOL
Just from personal experiance... My hubby and I tried getting pregant for two years. My doctor put me on Clomid, One month later I was prego :) I am a very small person I really didn't start showing till like 4 months. Seemed pretty normal to me. Then once I did start showing it didn't stop I got really big! Then to find out at about five months I was prego with twins! (and twins don't run in my family...) So I guess it just really depends on the person and your body type...
I dont know about twins... my wife's family twins are everywhere on both sides and yet we only had one child so you can never tell. As for showing, she was tiny the entire time (by 9 months she was just showing slightly). Do you have an early ultrasound (ours was called a 4D ultrasound) scheduled?
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|The Creation Resonation
Creation Technologies is building a stellar contract assembly model, one acquisition at a time.
Over the course of my 20 years in the industry, I've visited well over a hundred electronics assembly plants, and when it comes to today's SMT operations, the variances are usually subtle – if they exist at all.
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Parity emerges among EMS Factories from Asia, Mexico and the US.
For the first time in years we see parity in the Eastern US among EMS factories from Asia, Mexico and the US. This EMS market condition will permit American OEMs (the EMS industry refers to OEMs as customers) to have more EMS pathways to choose from. Now more than ever, such EMS assignments will require deeper investigation relating to the OEMs' evaluation of manufacturing strategies.
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For those who count on the electronics industry for big feats, it's been a remarkable couple of years.
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Yelp's fake review problemSeptember 26, 2013: 11:05 AM ET
A New York sting operation caught businesses paying for positive ratings on recommendation websites. What's Yelp's response?
By Daniel Roberts, writer-reporter
FORTUNE -- On Monday, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced the conclusion of "Operation Clean Turf," a yearlong sting that caught 19 different companies, most of them SEO (search engine optimization) or reputation management firms for hire, that were writing fake reviews for small businesses that paid them. The NYAG fined the businesses in varying amounts that total $350,000. (As part of the operation, people from the NYAG's office even posed as owners of a Brooklyn yogurt shop.) In the press release, Schneiderman says that the investigation "tells us that we should approach online reviews with caution" and calls the process of posting fake reviews online, "the 21st century's version of false advertising."
Yelp's VP of corporate communications Vince Sollitto tells Fortune that Yelp (YELP) has known about the investigation for over a year and cooperated, helping to identify for the NYAG's office specific businesses it should target. Yelp's line on the case is that this is great news, and indeed, it is -- the operation is a warning to companies that write fake reviews, and the businesses that hire them to do so, that law enforcement is cracking down. "What we believe this particular announcement does, more than anything," Sollitto says, "is put those businesses on notice that this is not a harmless little exercise designed to boost your ratings. It's a deliberate attempt to mislead consumers, it violates our guidelines, but more importantly it violates the law."
There's a second lesson from this investigation: that the writing of fake reviews (the NYAG's office calls the practice "astroturfing") is getting worse, and those doing it are becoming more advanced in their attempts to circumvent Yelp's review filter.
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The NYAG's press release points out that many review sites have filters, and calls Yelp's "the most aggressive." For Sollitto, that's an implied win; he believes the NYAG is noting that Yelp's filter is "presumably the most progressive and successful." But one criticism of Yelp over time has been a lack of transparency about the filter. "I think Yelpers understand Yelp's review filter better than the business owners do," says David Mihm, director of local search strategy at software company Moz. "Yelp's literal fortunes are tied to how many business owners will pay them for advertising, but they don't seem to have much empathy with the set of customers that they need money from." Mihm (as well as other critics) says there is still, "this issue of education and confusion on the part of business owners as to the steps a customer has to go through to get a review posted."
While Yelp's most avid users love the convenience of the service, the same cannot always be said for some on the other side of the equation. One restaurant owner in New York, for example, tells Fortune, "Imagine someone reviewing all your articles who doesn't know anything about writing." Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman acknowledges, "There is this idea that, 'we're the chefs, and they're the Yelpers.' An 'us vs. them' mentality." But, he retorts, the power is in the aggregate -- a restaurant may get a few unfairly harsh marks, but with enough reviews, the score should be reliable. (Negative reviews are in the minority; 79% of reviews are three stars and up.) If a restaurant has a lot of reviews on Yelp, and the average is less than three stars, well, it probably isn't very good.
What isn't fair, for businesses or customers, are fake reviews. It's a problem Yelp has sought to combat since its inception in 2004, and one that every review site with user-generated content has had to consider. Yelp has had a "review filter" since two weeks after its launch, when Stoppelman and colleagues saw the first obviously fake reviews. He says the filter is an "essential part" of the site.
So, how exactly does the filter work? "Obviously I can't answer that question," says Sollitto, "because there are a lot of people, as evidenced by this new investigation, who want to know exactly that so they can avoid it. What we've said from day one is that we take extraordinary measures to protect consumers from fake reviews. And what the media likes to talk about is businesses that aren't happy with that. Well, we like to talk about how consumers are being protected and should be happy about it." Talking about the technical aspects of how the filter works, Sollitto says, wouldn't do anything to strengthen the message the company has made clear since day one: that the filter exists and is central to Yelp's service.
Still, Mihm mentions a friend of his in Portland who owns a framing shop, J Rollins Art of Framing. She has three reviews on Yelp, plus 13 filtered reviews (it is possible to view the filtered reviews; they are not deleted entirely) and she does not understand why that's the case. Mihm, like the NYAG's office, believes Yelp's filter is indeed the "more aggressive" among filters (Google and TripAdvisor, too, have review filters) but doesn't necessarily interpret that word the same way that Sollitto does. "I think they probably do have the cleanest reviews outside of Google (GOOG), but I think a huge number of their filtered-out reviews are genuine," says Mihm. "It seems to me that many more false positives get caught in their filter."
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Some in the industry feel that Yelp has done its policing right. Allyson Downey, cofounder and CEO of weeSpring, a baby products review site, says that Yelp influenced her own user-review company ("We describe ourselves as 'Yelp for baby products' because it's the quickest way to explain what we do," she says). WeeSpring, a TechStars company, particularly admires, "what [Yelp has] done to maintain the authenticity of their reviews, especially their consumer alerts tool, where they red-flag businesses that are caught buying reviews." (Yelp places a consumer alert banner on pages of businesses it believes have paid for reviews, though takes it down after 90 days if the business has cleaned up its act.)
Sollitto does share that the filter weeds out 25% of reviews posted. That does not mean that 25% of reviews are fake, but that 25% of reviews are either suspect or simply less helpful. Still, it is a surprisingly large portion. And a study conducted in April by Maritz Research found that, of 3,400 people (an admittedly small sample size) who use review sites like Yelp, in most cases only half of them trust the reviews they're seeing (59% on TripAdvisor and Zagat, 53% on Yelp). The study's results suggest that consumer trust in user-generated reviews is eroding.
If the fake review problem persists, one potential solution would be for Yelp to tighten its requirements for posting a review. Google is moving away from anonymous reviews; you must now be logged in to Google Plus to write one. Yelp could require Facebook (FB) login to guarantee your identity, or require customers to check in to a place before they can review it. It could have the restaurant or store provide some evidence to Yelp that proves the reviewer was there. It could require you to upload a photo of yourself at the business. But of course, all of these options would run the risk of annoying, and scaring off, would-be reviewers. So much for the power of the aggregate.


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The Fern Creek Cottage is located just 1/2 block from one of South Haven's nicest small beach at First Street. Please note during the months of July and August the Cottage rents by the week only from Saturday P.M. to the folowing Saturday A.M. After Labor Day it rents by the day with a 2 day minimum
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Half of the NFL's 32 teams have reached the midway pole of the 2013 regular season, and the other half will hit that mark this weekend. With that being the case, here are 10 stats we find interesting thus far... 1. The single-season completion percentage record is still on track to be broken, but no longer by Peyton Manning. Believe it or not, Philip Rivers leads the league with a completion percentage of 73.9, which is nearly three points up on Manning. Rivers threw 48 interceptions the last three seasons but has only five this year and might record the most accurate campaign in NFL history. Mike McCoy is a genius. 2. Five quarterbacks are on pace to pass for more than 5,000 yards, which is something only six quarterbacks have accomplished in NFL history prior to this season. 3. Jake Locker and Andrew Luck might have only 39 career starts combined under their belt, but those two young quarterbacks have thrown just four interceptions on a combined 376 passes. They're r...
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