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Knutson, a sophomore goalkeeper, tallied 118 saves with a save percentage average of .849 during her two year stint with the Golden Gophers. The Eagan, Minn. native appeared in five games for a total of 335 minutes of play, posting a 1-0-0 record during the 2013 season.
The 2012 Eagan High School graduate broke numerous state goalkeeping records, including totaling 43 shutouts in her high school career. Knutson was voted team captain and MVP in 2011 when she was named First Team All-Metro by the Minneapolis Star Tribune and the St. Paul Pioneer Press, a Minnesota All-State selection, an NSCAA All-Region V team member and recognized on ESPN's Top 20 National Goalkeeper list.
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Taking part in the Pennsylvania spring gobbler youth hunt last Saturday, the 11-year-old, father Mike DeHaven Sr., and family friend Joel Kercher had their ground blind set up and were in it during the pre-dawn hours.
Finally, two gobblers came into view and Kercher made use of his decoy with excellent calling, luring in both gobblers within 10 yards of the blind. Young Mike calmly harvested his first gobbler shortly after 7 a.m.
Not far away, still in Lehigh County, 15-year-old David Richards had similar success, scoring a 22.5-pound gobbler with an 8-inch beard and 1-inch spurs.
The two youngsters were among many in the region who found success during the annual spring gobbler youth hunt, which is held the Saturday before the regular-season opener.
Spring gobbler season opens in Pennsylvania on Saturday, and that means that until it closes on May 31, a lot of lawns in the area won't be mowed and other chores will be put on hold.
According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, spring gobbler hunting has become more popular than fall turkey hunting, even though both sexes of turkey are legal game in the fall. According to the agency's surveys, about 230,000 hunters take part in spring gobbler season while 163,000 take part in fall turkey season. Spring harvests average between 38,000 and 45,000 bearded turkeys. Only 16,000-25,000 total turkeys are harvested in the fall.
While both DeHaven and Richards were successful on opening day, it wasn't by dumb luck, and hunters getting ready for Saturday's statewide opener should take note. Both young hunters did extensive scouting for a few weeks before the opener, constantly checking for roosting and feeding activity.
"Scouting can improve hunters' chances, especially if they line up multiple locations for the spring season," explained Mary Jo Casalena, a PGC wild turkey biologist. "Prior to the season, however, hunters should consider not using turkey calls to locate gobblers because it will educate birds and cause them to be less inclined to respond to the early morning calls of in-season hunters."
While spring gobbler hunters are not require to wear fluorescent orange, game commission officials suggest it's a good idea to wear it at least while moving because some people may also be out hunting woodchucks.
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The warm winter we experienced is both good and bad for hunters, according to Carl G. Roe, executive director of the game commission.
"On the positive side, a higher proportion of hens likely will be incubating nests by opening day thanks to the unusually early spring, making gobblers more vocal in search of hens," Roe said. "Also, gobblers are in good condition this spring because of the very mild winter, which means those healthy males may just continue gobbling and looking for mates throughout the hunting season.
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Last year, for the first time, the second half of the season added afternoon hours to the hunting mix. Hunting for spring gobblers previously ended at noon. This year again, hunting begins one-half hour before sunrise until noon through May 12, and then from one-half hour before sunrise until one-half hour after sunset May 14-31.
Whether it was hunter participation times or bird biology, hunters had significantly more success during the morning hours last year. Afternoon harvests made up just 22 percent of the total harvest during the all-day season last year.
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The NCAA did not cite Pryor for any violations for cars (all were legally registered and purchased) or "signing autographs for thousands of dollars." They had access to his bank accounts and found no such entries. George Dhormann's SI story was more fiction, even fantasy, than fact. You do your publication a disservice by perpetuating the lies about Pryor. He did trade personal property for discounted tattoos and money. He admitted that. That's all he was cited for. In fact, 4 yrs earlier, what Pryor did was not even an NCAA violation.
Removed from the NCAA's drama, Terrelle Pryor tries to earn a starting job in Oakland
SEATTLE — Terrelle Pryor has to wonder what might have been, in many different ways.
Had he been nailed for bartering merchandise for tattoos (and autographs for thousands of dollars, and accepting cars, and heavens knows what else!) a few years later, when the NCAA had a miniature pony to ride as opposed to its previous high horse, he might not have been suspended for five games by the NCAA, chosen to leave the Ohio State program, and subsequently suspended for five games by the NFL in an interesting disciplinary cross-promotion. If he was Johnny Manziel in 2013 and not Terrell Pryor in 2010, he might have ended his escapades (whatever they had been) with a few months of bad press, a half-day of meetings with a couple NCAA bag men, and a half-game suspension for his trouble.
Then again, maybe not. The NCAA found far more on Pryor than it did on Manziel, but it could be argued that the NCAA was far more inclined to look back then.
Had Pryor been selected in the 2011 supplemental draft by an NFL team other than the Oakland Raiders — a franchise that has seen more than its fair share of organizational and personnel upheaval in the last three seasons — he might be on a faster track to NFL success at his position.
Then again, maybe not. Many NFL teams saw Pryor as a potential receiver or H-back when he came out of college the hard way. A high percentage of scouts thought him a limited passer who would be confounded by NFL defenses, and no amount of recent option success in the NFL was going to change the minds of certain people. At this level, you either get it, or you don't.
"I was at an Ohio State practice a couple years ago," one scout told TheMMQB.com Editor-in-Chief Peter King of Pryor in June, 2011, "and he was so wild that they had to scale back what they were doing so his confidence wouldn't be ruined. His accuracy is going to be a real problem."
Over two years removed from that, Pryor has a legitimate shot at the Raiders' starting job. Veteran Matt Flynn was acquired in an offseason trade with the same Seattle Seahawks team that beat these Raiders, 22-6 on Thursday night at Seattle's CenturyLink Field, but he has struggled with injuries and inconsistent performance. The Raiders have a woeful offensive line, rookie quarterbacks Tyler Wilson and Matt McGloin clearly aren't ready for prime time, and Pryor has at least proven that he can make plays out of structure, which is pretty much the only one can make plays in this particular offense. It's tough sledding for your team when the guy who completes three of eight passes for 31 yards and an interception is your best possible quarterback given the circumstances, but things are what they are.
After the game, head coach Dennis Allen said that he knew who his Week 1 starter would be, but refused to disclose the answer for competitive reasons. That said, he was impressed with Pryor when he ran three times for 48 yards.
"This guy is a good athlete who can create and make some plays with his feet. I think with him managing the huddle, there is more meat on the bone there we've got to try and improve on. In a loud stadium, I don't think we had a lot of execution errors as far as snap count and cadence and that type of stuff. In that regard, I was pleased."
For his part, Pryor was most unhappy about the pick he threw to Seahawks cornerback Walter Thurmond with 10:07 left in the first half. He heaved up a long ball down the left sideline in the general direction of receiver Jacoby Ford, and Thurmond basically caught a pop fly. That was a regression Pryor couldn't afford with so much on the line.
In the Raiders' locker room after the game, the subject turned to the Terrelle Pryor of today, and the Terrelle Pryor who played at Ohio State — on and off the field. I wanted to know how this quarterback is different from that one — what he has learned.
"Accuracy, and timing with receivers," he said. "I think I've definitely gotten better with that. Making strides. Today, I threw one to Rod [Streater], and he wasn't even out of his break yet. That's just throwing with timing and understanding where he's going to be. What I did badly today? Throwing that pick. I was late [on the throw], and that's something that can't happen. We were moving the ball, and got three points two times, and I believe we could have kept it moving on the first drive. We've just got to make that play."
Then, I wanted to know how he felt about the NCAA with the benefit of hindsight, and how that process had marked him and those around him.
"At the end of the day, it's their world," he said. "They get to choose and set the rules. All I can do is speak for myself. I broke rules, and I paid for it. I don't know if Manziel did or not — that's not my business. But at the end of the day, I broke a rule, I learned from it, and I now understand that I can't do that type of stuff.
"When I was young … I made those mistakes when I was 18. I took it as a man, and I'm moving on."
What did he learn from it? "Just being responsible. Understanding … I was greedy, taking money. I learned quite a bit about not being selfish in those terms. I was young when I made that mistake, and if I could have it back, I'd go a different route and make better decisions. It was a poor choice when I made it, but all I can speak on is myself. It was just setting forth that in terms of the NCAA, you have to do everything right."
Many have opined in recent months that the NCAA's system is unfair at best and slightly criminal at worst. Pryor, for all his misdeeds, was also a pawn in a system run by people who could sell his jersey and insisted that he could not. The Manziel issue brought that point to a sharper focus than we saw back then, and I thought it was a good time to ask Pryor — does he think that system is fair?
"Well, I can talk about that," he said with a wry smile. "I've heard a number of people say that it's almost like, um…"
His voice trailed off, and he looked to one of the Raiders' PR people.
"I don't know — I can't really say. I don't agree with it, and I do believe it's using. Should I give my opinion on that?"
The answer was a silent "no" — a simple shake of the head — and that was that.
Then again, maybe not.
"I wish I could, man — I'd have something to tell you."
Perhaps another time. For now, Terrelle Pryor has an NFL career to try and construct under some very interesting circumstances. At the very least, he's used to that.
It is just inexcusable to open the season without a competent QB. This is what scouting college players, the draft and FA is all about. QB's & receivers work together in the off season on timing routes, among other things. The Raiders wanted to get rid of Palmer to save money, yet retained no pre-existing back up options of any value in house. This is simply irresponsible management of the highest order, usually associated with higher draft picks in following years.....good luck.....
Al Davis, RIP you genius
Flynn is not injury prone. He does have a suspect elbow at (in)convenient times.
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Hello Rnp'ers!! ,I Hope Everyone had a Great Thanksgiving!!I was in Dallas for the Raiders vs Cowboys game.Gary(sidewinder raider) got into Dallas on Wednesday-He met the Legendary Tim Brown at a Chraity Fundraiser event/Tv segment with Former Dallas Cowboys player Drew Pearson.I was unable to attend. As you Know Jerry Jones HOSES anyone attending events at Cowboys Stadium.At one time he didn't think his Cowboys should share with the other 31 NFL teams money generated from NFL merchandise...didn't want to share with Green Bay, Buffalo etc...These smaller markets needs money generated from Nfl merchandise sales to Survive financially.. Jerry Jones Collects ALot of money from parking-VERY expensive to park near Cowboys Stadium!!! You can park in a Commercial lot and not have to pay that much-if you don't mind the walk-which is what I did.To be able to sit in Cowboys Stadium you have to pay over 95 dollars(face Value) to sit in the rafters(400 sections).I did this in 2009(Raiders vs Cowboys Thanksgiving game) and ended up watching the game on the Huge Jumbotron!!I swore not to do this again.The Cowboys do sell a SRO Party Pass-25 bucks...again you end up watching the game on the JUMBOTRON-east or west end concourse level.If you don't get their at Least a 1.5 hours before kickoff you wont stand behind the Cowboys season ticket holders.Again for me it was Jumbotron viewing-what I ended up doing till the end of the game-was standing at the rail.I didn't want to buy ANY concessions because I didn't want to give Jerry Jones ANYMORE of my hard earned Money-he's a JERKWAD!!!-lmao...well he is...proof is in the pudding as they say:O) I had my pic taken with the Bud light dancers...highlight of my trip.:O) Mostly Cowboy fans tailgating with some small Groups of Raider fans here and there. Like Kev stated we did Great in the first half(21-7) lead.The second half was a disaster....Cowboys running backs Dunbar and Murray had a field day running wild through our "D".Dez Bryant had a Great TD catch.Then I took some razzing from Cowboys fans-very little...I was quiet most of the game-I was outnumbered 5-1.It was a TOUGH LOSS.... There is a Great Raiders/Cowboys bar nearby across from Six Flags Amusement park.It's Called Humperdink's...I talked to a lovely young woman who works there and she told me that Raiders fans go there EVERY weekend to watch our Raiders!!!There was a Good sized Raiders banner hanging up and a smaller Raiders banner hanging as well.I met Raider Ron and we talked a lil bit and we had our pic taken together..Great man..This is a Great sportbar-Raiders bar a BONUS!!! I drove home and got in at 1am...Glad I Represented the Raiders and RNP...Raider fan for LIFE-like we All are!!:O)


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The 2012 Signs USA Duke Club Scholarship Auction will be held Friday, October 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Bridgeforth Stadium Club in Harrisonburg. This signature event of the JMU Duke Club will include both silent and live auction items, hors d'oeuvres, cash bar, and appearances by JMU coaches and student-athletes. Last year, the Scholarship Auction raised $45,000.
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Only Lovers Left Alive
Tilda Swinton, Tom Hiddleston
Directed by: Jim Jarmusch
How does this strike you? Hang out with a pair of centuries-old vampires in a digital-free apartment in depressed, depopulated Detroit while they listen to vinyl records on a turntable. Before you stop reading, let me point out that this movie, Only Lovers Left Alive, flows from the mind and bruised heart of Jim Jarmusch, the indie pioneer of laidback lyricism. Jarmusch movie titles sound like an incantation when you say them aloud: Stranger Than Paradise, Mystery Train, Night On Earth, Dead ... | More »
Nicolas Cage, Tye Sheridan
Directed by: David Gordon Green
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Directed by: Joe Russo and Anthony Russo
Summer popcorn movies are hereby put on notice to get cracking. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is every rousing, whup-ass thing you want in an escapist adventure. And did I detect a hint of depth under the dazzle? A little bit. So why kick a gift horse? To play catch-up in the Marvel Comics universe: Captain America is really Steve Rogers, a scrawny Brooklyn kid transformed into a supersoldier to fight the Nazis. In 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, a more-than-decent peri... | More »
Nymphomaniac, Volume II
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Directed by: Lars Von Trier
With raw shock and a riveting Uma Thurman absent this time, Nymphomaniac: Volume II is a metaphoric limp dick. As in Volume I, filmmaker Lars Von Trier keeps the same themes at play about female sexual power and male attempts to tame and abuse it. But repetition dulls the edge of insights that are meant to be, um, penetrating. Joe (Charlotte Gainsbourg, a true fascinator) is still telling her tales of wonder and woe to Seligman (Stellan Skarsgård), the older man who gives her shelter an... | More »
Under the Skin
Scarlett Johansson
Directed by: Jonathan Glazer
Visionary inventiveness is such a lost art in contemporary cinema that impatient audiences may bolt for the exits at Under the Skin. Those who stick it out and let Jonathan Glazer's film flood their senses are in for something extraordinary. Plot? Here's what you need to know: An unnamed woman, played by Scarlett Johansson with unshakably alluring menace, cruises the streets of Scotland in a cargo van looking for men. She's not the usual femme fatale. She's an alien, and ... | More »
Russell Crowe
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The floods is threat'ning My very life today Gimme, gimme shelter Or I'm gonna fade away —The Rolling Stones Pick your gospel: the Scriptures or rock & roll. Both figure into director Darren Aronofsky's Noah, a biblical epic that follows no rules except its creator's teeming imagination. The damn nerve! Yeah, like you'd expect Aronofsky the firebrand to trot out a gentle story of Noah escorting animals two-by-two into his ark while God destroys the world b... | More »
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Iko Uwais, Arifin Putra
Directed by: Gareth Evans
It is possible that you saw 2012's The Raid: Redemption and were left feeling meh by this Indonesian explosion of martial-arts mayhem. Of course, if you don't get jazzed by The Raid and its sequel, The Raid 2, we are no longer talking. I mean, people, the visceral fighting heat that Welsh-born, Jakarta-based director Gareth Evans packs into these films singes the screen. Here's a taste of the plot: Pencak silat master Iko Uwais is back as police officer Rama, now going underco... | More »
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At the risk of alienating young-adult hearts, the faithful but dramatically flat film version of Divergent, from Veronica Roth's 2011 bestseller, couldn't stir palpitations in shut-ins. It's that bland and lifeless. Odd for a story about rebellious youth in a dystopian future Chicago. Roth, just 22 when Divergent was published, rushed out two follow-up novels, Insurgent and Allegiant. A baldfaced attempt to cash in on the success of Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games trilogy? Y... | More »
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Ricky Gervais, Tina Fey
Directed by: James Bobin
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Author Notes: Freddy and I live on the top of a mountain in the middle of a vineyard, so we don't see little trick or treaters. We get the older variety who like their treat with a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon. I have adapted this recipe from one that my mother used to make back in the day when little children ran around neighborhoods not necessarily their own, begging for candy. This is also a decadent gift for occasions when you want to be remembered sweetly, like Holidays, birthdays, hostess gifts and any time you just need a great chocolate fix. - dymnyno
Makes 2 1/2 pounds
- 2 1/2 cups white sugar
- 1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup butter
- 12 ounces semi sweet chocolate pieces or chips (I used Guittard)
- 6 ounces mini marshmallows
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cup roughly chopped walnuts
- In a large pot add the sugar, sweetened condensed milk, water and butter. Stir until the mixture boils and makes a soft ball when dropped in a glass of water.(this happens rather quickly)
- Remove from the heat and add the vanilla.
- Quickly beat the chocolate and the marshmallows into the mixture until they have dissolved completely. Then add the walnuts and mix thoroughly.
- Spread the mixture on a slab of marble or a baking sheet and let it cool.
- After the fudge is completely cooled, cut it into whatever size pieces that you want.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Holiday Confection
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Thanks for such nice comments!
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This is such a beautiful picture. It really conveys the richness of the fudge. Definitely a treat not a trick!
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About 8 cups vegetable oil, divided
1 1/2 cups cornmeal
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon sugar
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1/8 teaspoon cayenne 2 large eggs
1 1/4 cups well-shaken buttermilk
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Oil grill pan, then grill hot dogs over medium-high heat, turning occasionally, until lightly charred on all sides, about 5 minutes total. Transfer to a plate and cool slightly, then insert a wooden stick into each hot dog. Put 3 Tbsp flour on another plate and roll hot dogs in flour to coat, shaking off excess. Heat 3 inches oil to 350°F in a deep 3-qt heavy pot over medium-high heat.
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LSU was a young team in 2011 and the Tigers will have a lot of talent returning for their 2012 campaign. But not everyone's coming back.
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