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5425 NE 30th Ave, Portland, OR | Directions 9721145.562421 -122.635001
Neighborhoods: Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods, Concordia
Not for the picky eater this meat centric prix-fixe only room is presided over by chef-owner Naomi Pomeroy. The open kitchen overlooks the dining room filled with just a couple of dozen (very lucky) diners seated at two communal tables.
The all female culinary team serves up perfect seasonal salads, crepes, mushrooms, pork belly, rabbit, bone marrow and foie--you name it--it's good! Old time classic desserts like chocolate cake and vanilla bean ice cream with salted peanuts even come off as something special. The prix-fixe brunch menu is a great value at just $35.
Naomi Pomeroy's intimate meatery is an original, a one-of-a-kind meattastic girl-powered rhapsody in meat. The Pride of Portland.
Dishing up Portland's best known prix fixe meal, you'll dine with a couple dozen strangers at this Concordia cutie's two communal tables while chef Naomi Pomeroy and team craft a steady stream of courses just steps from your seat. If dinner seems a bit spendy but you still want the experience, go for Sunday brunch. Vegetarians, keep an eye out for the occasion veggie & pescetarian suppers.
Amazing! Its been a year and I STILL think our dinner at Beast was one of the best we have ever had. Kind of hard to find at first, and maybe a special occasion sort of dinner, but once we got there it was SO worth the drive, and the extra money... We will be back again.
Middle of the Road – Just finished dining at Beast this evening and unfortunately my wife and I are fairly disappointed with the experience. Perhaps it was just an off night given the many great things we have heard from friends who have been to Beast.
The menu was middle of the road with Cornish game hen as the main followed by Spring Dandelion Aux Lardon with a poached duck egg which, disturbingly,was fairly undercooked (not a good thing when egg whites run clear on a dish).
The balance of the dishes were middle of the road as well as the wine pairing.
A couple of high notes are the atmosphere is wonderful and the service is impeccable.
So the big question, will we return for another meal? Honestly, after spending $250 (including gratuity), I would say doubtful.
As I said earlier, perhaps it was an off night as well Chef Naomi being absent, but our expectations were definitely not met.
Beast is a great foodie experience – Seeing that chef Naomi Pomeroy was to appear on Iron Chef America, I immediately booked a reservation for my next available evening. I was a solo diner, and it sounded wonderful to enjoy food at a communal table with others who appreciate fine food.
The Beast web site clearly states the policy about no substitutions, communal seating, cancellation fee, etc. I was game for all of that, just praying I didn't catch a head cold a day before dinner.
I was seated at the smaller of the 2 tables, with 6 companions (3 couples) who hailed from Hawaii, SF, and locals. The Iron Chef appearance had spurred all of them to book dinner at Beast. As I hoped, it was a lovely evening of conversation as well as food. As others have said, the chairs are very uncomfortable.
I had the wine pairing and thought it was very well done.
The first course was spinach soup with white truffle cream and shaved black truffle. The soup was only lukewarm (Chef Pomeroy had tried to keep it warmer by pre-heating the soup bowls), and I think the truffle would have been more pronounced if the soup were hotter. But it was very pleasant. The bread was the best bread I have ever eaten.
Second course was the wonderful charcuterie plate with nibbles of shredded pork, local sausage, steak tartare and quail egg, and the foie gras bon-bon. All delightful.
The third course made the whole dinner. It was a duck leg confit on a bed of summer succotash. The duck wasn't oily. The meat was moist and very flavorful, a joy with each bite, and the skin also very tasty. It was masterful.
The fourth course - the radicchio salad was a little too bitter for me, but it went very well with the wine pairing.
Cheese course was delicious.
The dessert was a perfect tartlette of honey sweetened mascarpone topped with a fig brulee. Lovely, just sweet enough. French press coffee was optional for $3.
Altogether, the evening was well worth the price. As my companions said, it is very rare to see an Iron Chef contender actually in the kitchen. Chef Pomeroy was there cooking throughout the meal. The service was very good, we never lacked for more water, wine or bread. I look forward to returning for brunch and for future dinners.
Some of the best food in Portland – Chef Pomeroy and her staff know how to cook. Bottom line the food is great. The beef tenderloin in puff pastry was like butter. Don't get me started on how good the Foie-Gras Bon-Bon with the Sauternes Gelee was, it was a bite of heaven.
WOW a nice change !!!!! – I went with friends we enjoyed the 6 course meal and the wide variety of items served. It was a great dinner to catch up with friends who were visiting from New York. Dinner took a couple of hours. Service was great, staff were friendly and informative. Ambiance with chef's plating food in front of you was cool! If you want a change and are tired of eating the same ole food at the same ole places try The Beast it is different in a new and exciting, good way. For the time and effort that goes into the food and presentation the $60 per person was worth it for us! We ate things we had never tried and they were very tasty. The sorbet to cleanse the pallet between courses was nice too! Try the Kronenberg 1664 Beer it is France's #1 selling beer and was a very nice surprise. WOW a refreshing approach to dinner we will be back!
Great food. Terrible chairs – Several outstanding dishes. Great wine pairings. Could have used one more ounce per glass. Some new flavor experiences that were amazing. But 2 hours in those chairs was cruel & unusual punishment. With the all the prep & service stagg right there in front of you a little more interaction would have added interest. The communal dining was not an issue unless you are looking for privacy. Overall it is well worth a visit. Bring a seat cushion
Great food. Terrible chairs – Several outstanding dishes. Great wine pairings. Could have used one more ounce per glass. Some new flavor experiences that were amazing. But 2 hours in those chairs was cruel & unusual punishment. With the all the prep & service stagg right there in front of you a little more interaction would have added interest. The communal dining was not an issue unless you are looking for privacy. Overall it is well worth a visit. Bring a seat cushion
Very good food ,very good service, worse chairs ever. – Very good service, very good quality ingrediants prepared by an excellent chef...a great dining experience except for the dull ache that started 20 minutes after sitting down.
By the one hour mark of our 2.5 hour meal, I was in enough discomfort that I shoved two articles of clothing between the offending chair and the offended butt. I still enjoyed the meal, and while those gathered at our table didn't discuss the discomfort, it was obvious I was not the only one affected.
no more birthdays at beast – yes, it's unique--so what? it is really expensive and a bit of a stretch--way too precious for me. i went two years in a row for my birthday with two other food snot friends who were also celebrating. i'm not doing it again. i think the truth about this place is somewhere between the worst reviews and the moderate ones. although they are seriously good cooks the concept is boring after the first try.
Great food – Beast can be slow sometimes but is usually great food and worth the wait
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1330 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, PA | Directions 1938239.903776 -75.566783
Great service. Always easy to schedule a service appt. When you arrive, the check in is quick and easy. After checking in, you wait in a clean waiting room that includes a tv, coffee, water, soda, tea and light snacks. There is also free wireless. The service is always completed sooner than promised and they are good about informing you of issues, but not pressuring you to fix them; rather, they educate you as to what may or may not be necessary at the time. I bought my car here in 2006 and have continued to service it here ever since. Car is running great 7 years later. Thank you, Piazza Acura of West Chester!
I was in and out in 45 minutes, start to finish. Very responsive team that did only what was needed and took the time to show why. I love the vehicle and the service.
We used to use another local Honda dealership for 30 years but switched to Piazza because the service department at the other Honda dealership has gone down hill. In my 4 most recent experiences, I encountered rudeness and incompetence. I sent the dealership's manager a letter detailing my concerns and received no response. I was very impressed with Piazza's professionalism and will be purchasing my new cars there in the future.
I get excellent service and wouldn't think of taking my car anywhere else.
I have been coming here for over 15 years and have never been disappointed in any aspect of the dealership!
I bought my TSX at this dealership four years ago and have had it serviced there since purchase. Service personnel are knowledgeable and attentive and the service has been excellent every time. Issues are addressed immediately and with customer satisfaction as the ultimate goal.
The Piazza Acura of West Chester dealership has always given me excellent service. I would recommend them highly. The service waiting time is always short which is important to me since I have a very tight schedule. I am in and out in no time.
I had an excellent experience with buying the ILX. My salesman, Brent, provided great service.. He walked me through all the features of the car, let me know about different packages available and was extremely knowledgeable and able to answer any question I had. When it came to the actually purchase the business manager made it a seamless process and was friendly and knowledgeable as well. Overall, my best car buying experience to date. Looking forward to continue working with Piazza Acura of West Chester in the future!
I had a wonderful experience with your staff on Nov. 21st when I brough in my car which did not responded well with the gas pedal and met a staff at your service dept, Stuart. He was not only cordial but also very knowledgeable that he could figure it out.
Carefully check your bills. When you buy a car there, you are supposed to have lifetime pa inspections for free. Not so-every other time they hit you up for it. Oh, and expect to pay $130 for an oil change and tire rotation--even when you tell them not to rotate the tires. Also, when you leave the car there for an entire day, they are supposed to hand wash it--that's part of why you pay $130 for an oil change. But 99% of the time, instead they give you a car wash coupon and tell you to go get it yourself so you end up paying in the end by tipping, etc. Another thing-expect the thing that's wrong to be the worst possible thing--not the inexpensive fix--or at least that's what they will tell you. Finally, most dealers will tell you about a coupon on their website that applies to the service--not this dealership. I had an bill for several hundred dollars today and had they mentioned the coupon, I could have saved 10%. Happy Holidays Piazza Acura of West Chester!!!!!! For seven years we have been having all of our service done here faithfully but today we are done.
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- Technology helpdesk
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Street parking (metered), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Complimentary newspaper
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Private bathroom (not in room)
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Individually furnished
- Pillowtop mattress
- Dining
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Olavs Pub and Spiseri - This brasserie specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Afternoon tea is offered. Open select days
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Dock nearby
- Swimming nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Playground nearby
- Bowling alley nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
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A reception guard is available from 11 PM to 7 AM. Room key also acts as a front door key. If you have not checked in, ring the bell, you will get in touch with the guard and check-in within 3-4 minutes.
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
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- All citizens of Norway will be charged the national value-added tax
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet fee: NOK 200 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: NOK 200 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: NOK 200 per night
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Surname Saturday – Government Approved, Part 1
As I've mentioned before, surnames for peasants came relatively recently in Latvia – the early to mid 1800s. When the provincial governments issued the decree abolishing serfdom, soon after also came the surname proclamations. After peasants started giving themselves surnames, the lords and rulers started to notice trends that could prove problematic – most prominently, patronymic-style surnames such as Pētersons, Ādamsons, etc. were becoming quite popular (it is worth noting also that patronymic-style surnames only appeared with frequency with roots in Germanic and Slavic languages – I have yet to see any Latvian-language patronymic-style surname). Since this could have the potential to create large groups of unrelated people with the same surname, the government of Vidzeme (the Latvian part of the Livland guberniya) issued a proclamation providing ideas for surnames, in the Latvian language, that people could choose from if they were looking for ideas.
How many people took suggestions from this document can't be certain. But Latvian surname frequencies do show that nature-based names are the most common.
This 1823 proclamation had four categories of surnames, and I'll profile each category over the next month of Surname Saturdays. The name in brackets is how it would be written today (or, if the name is unfamiliar to me, my best guess as to how it would be written), while the main entry is its spelling in the 1823 document. Let me know if you want to know what a name means!
This week: Professions, Stations, Jobs and Employment! Most of these are Latvian words, but I do notice some German ones in here.
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Jason Robb Ends Hunger StrikeBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 25 Jun 2012
Sunday, June 17th, 2012, Youngstown, OH- Last Friday, Jason Robb a death
sentenced prisoner at Ohio State Penitentiary (OSP) suspended his hunger
strike demanding transfer to death row at Chillicothe Correctional. Jason's
description of his meeting with Warden David Bobby is below.
"On the 15th of June I met with the Warden and Deputy Warden. During this
meeting I raised the issue that no one had been able to tell me what I
could do to move from isolation to death row at chillicothe. The Warden
explained that throughout Ohio's control units they had been setting up a
step-down program so inmates could work their way to general population. I
explained that this was not the case for death row inmates in Ohio control
The Movie J. Edgar; Just More Hollywood LiesBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 24 Jun 2012
[Photo, the bloodied bed of Fred Hampton, Chicago Black Panther Party leader murdered in his sleep in a joint operation of the Chicago Police and J. Edgar Hoover's FBI. In 1968 J. Edgar Hoover infamously declared, "The Negro youth and moderate[s] must be made to understand that if they succumb to revolutionary teachings, they will be dead revolutionaries."]
The Civil Rights Act: What if JFK had lived?By romeda on 16 Jun 2012
On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, one of the most significant pieces of domestic legislation in the United States since the New Deal of the 1930s. The Act outlawed discrimination based on race, religion or national origin in public places including hotels, restaurants and theaters. It also required equal employment opportunities to be provided by employers and laid the groundwork for passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965.
Jason Robb on Hunger Strike Demanding Transfer to Death Row.By Anonymous Indymedia User on 09 Jun 2012
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How to add a pictureBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 07 Jun 2012
I attempted to attach a picture to Tom's email on the email list that shows how I add pictures to my articles. Unfortunately, it ended up in a moderation queue. So, I'll add it here instead. Click on the picture below to see it full-size.
I don't have to change whether it's "Filtered HTML" or not to add a picture. To add some HTML features, I need to edit the full HTML directly in order to make it look decent. But, for adding pictures, all I need to do is what I've described in the attached picture.
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Chickens, cows, and pigs are part of the 99 percent, says animal rights activistBy Tomover on 06 Jun 2012
Ohio Super Max Prisoner Resumes Hunger StrikeBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 04 Jun 2012
United Steel Workers 624 On StrikeBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 03 Jun 2012
About 240 hourly workers are on strike at the Husky Energy Inc. oil refinery in Lima, OH. USW Local 624 and Husky Energy failed to reach a contract agreement. Workers took to the picket lines May 25, 2012. The union and Husky could not come to terms in regards to working conditions, safety and use of personal time. Husky maintains that the company needs to reduce a "higher-than-standard" absenteeism rate. Salaried workers are currently maintaining the 155,000-barrels-a-day output of the refinery. Despite quiet, peaceful picket lines, Husky is paying for police presence during the strike.
Imagining the Post-Occupy Social MovementBy Anonymous Indymedia User on 31 May 2012
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If one were to honestly assess Occupy's current strengths and weaknesses as a movement, confusion must be the inevitable result. This is because Occupy is not one movement, but an umbrella term that encompasses several different groups that have varied aims, organizational structures, and gaping theoretical differences.
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No. 109: Indiana
By Paul Myerberg // May 3, 2012
All that was missing was a banana peel. Or Moe, Larry and Curly — nyuk nyuk — though this team could have used the laughs. Indiana's season was like the spring training montage from "Major League," but the film stopped there: there was no magical, inspired turnaround, just loss after loss after loss. Part of me was surprised that after finally scoring a touchdown against Wisconsin, Kevin Wilson didn't imitate one of his predecessors, Lee Corso, and have the entire roster pose under the nearest scoreboard for a team photo. This was the worst B.C.S. conference team in the country, beating out strong contenders like Kansas, Mississippi, Maryland and Colorado for the crown, and this might have also been the worst team in program history. The latter designation says it all, if you're familiar with the history of Indiana football.
Big Ten, Leaders
Bloomington, Ind.
Returning starters
15 (7 offense, 8 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 103
2011 record
(1-11, 0-8)
Last year's
No. 113
2012 schedule
- Sept. 1
Indiana State
- Sept. 8
at Massachusetts
- Sept. 15
Ball St.
- Sept. 29
at Northwestern
- Oct. 6
Michigan St.
- Oct. 13
Ohio St.
- Oct. 20
at Navy
- Oct. 27
at Illinois
- Nov. 3
- Nov. 10
- Nov. 17
at Penn St.
- Nov. 24
at Purdue
Last year's prediction
There will be the inevitable transition period accompanying any coaching change, good hire or no. And the Big Ten schedule will still find I.U. an underdog nearly throughout; it's highly unlikely that the Hoosiers win a game on the road, and each of the four teams that come to Bloomington should be better than they were in 2010. So based on a handful of factors, I think those dreaming of a first-year success should temper those expectations: I imagine it will take at least a year before making those bowl plans, and Indiana might not even match last season's win total, depending on how it fares during non-conference play.
2011 recap
In a nutshell Listen: If one or two plays had gone their way, the Hoosiers could have won three games. Indiana led Ball State at halftime; see-sawed against Virginia, scoring 28 unanswered points but allowing the Cavaliers to storm back over the game's final minutes; scored 21 points in the final frame against North Texas, though it was already too late; and hung around with sleepy Penn State, coming within a last-second heave of a monumental upset. That heave, like Indiana as a whole, came up well short of its desired target. Nearly as distressing as the final record, however, was the way I.U. folded up and died over the second half of the season. You would have liked to see the Hoosiers win more games, of course, but you would have loved to see this team continue plugging away once the season spiraled out of control.
High point If the Hoosiers ever become the team Kevin Wilson wants them to be, they'll move the ball against Big Ten competition the same way they did against South Carolina State on Sept. 17. The running game found an early flow and stayed there, rushing for 257 yards. The Hoosiers threw for 300 yards, gained 29 first downs and converted on 13 of 20 third downs. The Hoosiers also committed 20 penalties for 176 yards, however.
Low point If you think close losses hurt worse than 40-point losses, then take your pick of Ball State, Virginia, North Texas, Penn State or Purdue. If you think getting your doors blown off is more painful than a close-but-no-cigar loss, then pick any one of the remaining six losses.
Tidbit Indiana finished 10th nationally in penalties in 2010, Bill Lynch's final season with the program, averaging 4.4 penalties and 40.5 penalty yards per game. Those two totals skyrocketed last fall to 6.9 penalties and 64.7 penalty yards per game, moving Indiana from 10th in the F.B.S. to 108th. Part of the blame lies with Wilson, a rookie head coach, but the increase in penalties was also due to Indiana's youth.
Tidbit (youth edition) Speaking of youth… Freshmen and sophomores accounted for 1,925 of Indiana's 1,932 yards rushing. Freshmen and sophomores accounted for all 2,393 of Indiana's passing yards and all but one of the team's 378 attempts. Indiana started 12 freshmen against Northwestern on Oct. 29, the most in the F.B.S. last fall. Eight of the 12 starters were true freshmen. Youth still rules the day: Indiana has only eight seniors on the roster.
Tidbit (in-state edition) The Hoosiers will play three teams from inside the state of Indiana this fall: Indiana State, Ball State and, as always, Purdue. This is the only second time in the modern era of college football — I say 1936 — that the Hoosiers will play three in-state rivals in the same season, joining 2007, when Indiana made its only bowl berth since 1994.
Former players in the N.F.L.
9 OT James Brewer (New York Giants), WR Tandon Doss (Baltimore), LB Jammie Kirlew (Jacksonville), S Nick Polk (San Diego), CB Tracy Porter (Denver), WR Courtney Roby (New Orleans), OT Rodger Saffold (St. Louis), RB Chris Taylor (New Orleans), RB Marcus Thigpen (Miami).
Arbitrary top five list
Writers with Indiana ties, with notable work
1. Kurt Vonnegut, "Slaughterhouse-Five."
2. Theodore Dreiser, "An American Tragedy."
3. Booth Tarkington, "The Magnificent Ambersons."
4. A.B. Guthrie, "The Way West."
5. Lew Wallace, "Ben Hur."
Kevin Wilson (North Carolina '84), 1-11 after one season. It was not a good start for Wilson, who came to Bloomington from Oklahoma, where he spent the previous nine seasons under Bob Stoops. He was Oklahoma's offensive coordinator for this entire period, first sharing those duties from 2002-5 before taking on the entire package over the next five years; over this span, Wilson tutored stars like Adrian Peterson, Trent Williams and Sam Bradford, helping the latter win the Heisman Trophy as a sophomore. Wilson also coached the Sooners' offensive linemen from 2002-5 and the tight ends and running backs from 2006-10, helping him develop an extremely thorough understanding of the various pieces behind an explosive offense. Speaking of explosive: Oklahoma had the most prolific offense in N.C.A.A. history in 2008, setting new records with five consecutive 50-point games and with 716 total points. So you can see why Indiana – and others – were so interested in Wilson, who earned this opportunity based on his many, many years of service as Oklahoma's lead offensive assistant. He also has Big Ten experience: Wilson was the offensive coordinator at Northwestern from 1999-2001, helping the Wildcats to an eight-win finish in 2000 behind a school-record 441-point outburst. Yeah, it's all about the offense; Wilson has a superb background of success as a game-planner and play-caller, which fits well into what Indiana wanted in a new coach. One thing to watch: Wilson was at Northwestern, to be fair, but the majority of his experience came at a built-in powerhouse. It won't be the same in Bloomington. Through one season, the tricks he learned at Oklahoma have yet to be repeated with the Hoosiers.
Tidbit (coaching edition) The two programs didn't work it out beforehand, but Indiana and Arizona swapped offensive coordinators after the end of last season. In early December, the Hoosiers lost Rod Smith to Arizona, where he'll be Rich Rodriguez's co-offensive coordinator. About a month later, Seth Littrell, Arizona's coordinator over the previous two seasons, joined Wilson's staff in Bloomington. Don't look for anything to change: Littrell, like Wilson, is a branch on the Mike Leach coaching tree, so the two fit together nicely. Indiana also hired one of the best positional coaches in college football in new defensive end coach Jon Fabris, who held the same position at Georgia from 2001-9. He replaces Brett Diersen, who resigned in early January. But don't worry: Diersen landed on his feet. He'll coach the defensive line for Carl Pelini at Florida Atlantic.
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Indiana has as many quarterbacks currently on the roster, two, as it had quarterbacks with starting experience leave the program since the end of last season. Not that losing Dusty Kiel and Edward Wright-Baker is going to keep Wilson awake at nights: neither factored into Indiana's future plans at the position, though the pair's decision to transfer does leave the Hoosiers with painfully little depth under center. Come the summer, I.U. will add a third option in true freshman Nathan Sudfeld; he's no Gunner Kiel, who gave a verbal commitment to Indiana before waffling once, twice and again, but the staff is high on Sudfeld's potential in this offense.
Whether he'll play or take a redshirt hinges on two factors: one, if sophomore Tre Roberson has what it takes to play at an adequate level; and two, if JUCO transfer Cameron Coffman's early arrival — he participated in spring ball — will give him enough of a foothold in Wilson's system to start from day one. For now, I'd be more confident in Coffman grasping the nuts and bolts of Indiana's system than in Roberson's game progressing to the point where he can be trusted as the leader of this offense.
But if the season started today, Roberson's getting the nod. This is largely because Coffman's playing catch-up; Roberson is a year into Wilson's offense while Coffman has 15 spring practices under his belt. While Roberson gives I.U. a different dimension at quarterback as a runner, Wilson's time at Oklahoma proves that this offense demands a quarterback able to make every throw in the playbook. Coffman, the better passer, gives I.U. the best chance at success. If Wilson wants to run a pass-happy offense, then he should forget about trotting out a dual-threat quarterback and opt for a pocket passer.
Roberson's skills as a runner may be rendered superfluous if Stephen Houston carries his strong finish to last season over to 2012. A non-factor in September, Houston moved into the starting lineup against Penn State on the first Saturday of October and stayed there, productive nearly every week, through the end of the season. Houston rushed for 802 yards on the year — all but 91 over the final eight games — and cracked the 100-yard mark three times, paced by a season-high 151 yards against Northwestern.
Isaiah Roundtree, a shifty sophomore, would present a nice change-of-pace look behind Houston. Keep an eye out for incoming freshman running back Tevin Coleman, who chose Indiana over offers from West Virginia, Iowa, Michigan State and Georgia Tech, among others.
Losing Damario Belcher midway through last season hurt, but beyond serving as a cautionary tale — you really shouldn't violate team rules — his departure gave several younger receivers the chance to earn meaningful snaps during Big Ten play. One such receiver, junior Kofi Hughes, made 19 receptions for 284 yards over the last six games of last season, a period highlighted by a 147-yard performance against Ohio State. Hughes, Jammone Chester (21 receptions for 240 yards) and Shane Wynn (19 for 197) made up Indiana's top group at receiver during the spring; Duwyce Wilson, a projected starter, was sidelined while recovering from knee surgery. Indiana also has a few sophomores ready for action — one, Jay McCants, has nice size — and another three freshmen arriving over the summer.
Indiana dove deep into the JUCO pool over this past recruiting cycle, signing eight such prospects in its 25-member class. More than half of those JUCO recruits were midterm additions, which gave the Hoosiers' roster a healthy dose of fresh blood on both sides of the ball. One spring arrival was Coffman; as noted, he could end up as Indiana's starting quarterback. Another three JUCO transfers moved into starting roles on defense during the spring, and that number might grow by the time the rest of the JUCO gang moves into Bloomington over the summer.
Two JUCO transfers ended the spring atop the depth chart at linebacker. It's here that I.U. lost a pair of starters, returning only strong side linebacker Chase Hoobler (48 tackles, 5.0 for loss), so the opportunity was clearly there for a newcomer to step right into a major role. Indiana will shuffle the rotation to adapt to the projected new starters, David Cooper and Jacarri Alexander: Hoobler will move to the weak side, with Alexander taking his old spot and Cooper stepping in for Jeff Thomas, last year's leading tackler, in the middle.
Co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Mike Ekeler is familiar with working JUCO transfers into the starting lineup, which will be a plus. While at Nebraska in 2010, Ekeler helped Lavonte David earn an immediate starting role despite his delayed arrival; unlike Alexander and Cooper, David didn't arrive in Lincoln until the summer. Sometimes, JUCO players have David-like careers. Indiana would be ecstatic if Alexander and Cooper turn into half the player David was over his two years at Nebraska.
The interior of the defensive line is strong on seniors — in fact, half of Indiana's eight seniors are defensive linemen. Two of the seniors, Larry Black, Jr. (47 tackles, 5.5 for loss) and Adam Replogle (49 tackles, 4.0 sacks), are back in starting roles at tackle. Nicholas Sliger is also back; he'll be the top interior reserve. Add in redshirt freshman Adarius Rayner and you have Indiana's top interior quartet, for better or worse. This group, with Rayner in for Mick Mentzer, was at the center of some cringe-worthy meltdowns against the run last fall: eight opponents rushed for at least 200 yards and three for at least 300, and I.U. ended the season ranked 118th nationally against the run.
In a perfect world, Indiana could stop the run and get to the quarterback. In a flawed but acceptable world, Indiana could do one or the other — stop the run but not get the quarterback, or vice versa. In the world of reality, Indiana's returning defensive linemen, which includes every starter and most reserves, have proved themselves unable to stand tall against the run or get consistent pressure in the backfield. If we return to a perfect world, Fabris would turn still-developing sophomores Bobby Richardson (27 tackles, 3.0 sacks) and Ryan Phillis (30 tackles) into disruptive pass rushers. That would be one heck of an achievement. Richardson is a promising talent, but he needs more experience to reach his full potential.
Beefing up the pass rush is Indiana's top goal heading into September. Being able to dictate the tempo on clear passing downs interrupts a quarterback's timing, throwing the opposing passing game out of sync. Doing so would help the conference's second-worst pass defense: last fall, only Minnesota was friendlier to Big Ten quarterbacks. The good news for I.U. is that three starters return, and another JUCO arrival is poised to step in for the lone starter lost to graduation.
As in 2011, juniors Greg Heban (62 tackles, team-best 2 interceptions) and Lawrence Barnett will start at cornerback. Sophomore Mark Murphy (76 tackles), Indiana's leading returning tackler, is back at strong safety. The JUCO transfer, Ryan Thompson, will step in for Donnell Jones at free safety. One thing Thompson's arrival has done is push sophomore Flo Hardin into a reserve role, increasing depth. Even with last year's experience, the secondary remains very young. You can actually say this about the entire team, outside of defensive tackle.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line Indiana lost one full-time starter and a second linemen who split time in the starting lineup at right tackle. It's finding a replacement for the former is one issue I.U. must face as it heads into the summer. Another is a concern that has plagued a number of teams seen thus far: Indiana is in trouble if one or more projected starters are lost due to injury. The Hoosiers are thin up front, with only 11 linemen currently on the roster altogether, and will as a result need to rely heavily on the miracles of modern medicine to ensure that the starting five stay healthy and upright.
Junior Charlie Chapman occupied Andrew McDonald's spot at left tackle during the spring, which wasn't surprising: Chapman played understudy to McDonald last fall, not starting any games but — hopefully — learning what it takes to start at blind side tackle in the Big Ten. The Hoosiers shouldn't have to look far to find a replacement for right tackle Justin Pagan; he and sophomore Peyton Eckert split starts right down the line a year ago. And the interior of the line remains intact: sophomore Bernard Taylor at left guard, senior Will Matte — the line's best — at center and sophomore Collin Rahrig at right guard. Again, the issue for I.U. is beyond the starting five, as Wilson and his staff can't feel secure about potentially turning the reins over to the second grouping.
Game(s) to watch
There are no clear wins here. Indiana State? The Sycamores — who get better and better every fall — beat Western Kentucky by 28 points last fall; the Hilltoppers beat North Texas by 10 points; the Mean Green beat Indiana by a field goal. Massachusetts? I suppose that's a win, but can you be sure? Ball State, another team getting better all the time, beat the Hoosiers in last year's season opener. Then you get the start of Big Ten play, and that's when the bottom should really drop out.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell There's Indiana, followed by a gap, followed by Minnesota, followed by a few miles, then there's the rest of the Big Ten. And it's lonely at the bottom, as the Hoosiers can attest. After last season, all that the program should aim for is subtle yet noticeable improvement, the sort that doesn't necessarily show itself in the win column but would remain clearly evident to those who saw I.U. fall all over itself scrambling for the exits over the second half of last season. This would be progress: two wins during non-conference play; one during Big Ten play; no more than two losses by more than four touchdowns; and no sluggish, unmotivated play over the second half of another losing season. In specific, it would be great to see the Hoosiers begin moving the ball with consistency in Wilson's offense, particularly through the air. It would also be nice to see the front seven slow down the running game on first down and get some pressure on third down — though after last season, doing one but not the other would be good enough. Baby steps. From one win to two, two wins to three and so on down the line. Don't get greedy, and if you have faith in the process, keep the faith. If you don't, then get in line. But if you do — and bless you heart — keep in mind this idea: If a program like Northwestern can do it, so can Indiana. If you take no solace in that thought, then your faith is lacking.
Dream season The offense starts clicking in September and never lets up, propelling I.U. to a perfect 4-0 mark in non-conference play and four wins during Big Ten action.
Nightmare season You wouldn't think it could get any worse, but then it does: winless.
In case you were wondering
Where do Indiana fans congregate? A few good options, though you're always bound to find more basketball chatter than football talk. If you're intrigued, try out Hoosier Nation and Inside Indiana for recruiting news. Additional solid coverage can be found at The Hoosier Scoop, a blog from The Herald Times, and The Crimson Quarry.
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