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NBC-affiliate WYFF has been serving the North and South Carolina regions for nearly 60 years. It has numerous Southeast Regional Emmy awards and a National Peabody award to its credit and was named Television Station of the Year by the South Carolina Broadcasters Association.
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M's in the minors: A weekly look around the Seattle organization
Top 10 prospects
Minor-league players, ranked by expected major-league contribution: | |||||
# | Pos | Player | Age | Tm | Update |
1. | RHP | Felix Hernandez | 19 | Tac | Is 6-3 (2.72 ERA) after up-and-down week |
2. | OF | Shin-Soo Choo | 22 | Tac | An on-base machine with seven BB, six H |
3. | SS | Matt Tuiasosopo | 19 | Wis | AVG (.293) in unfamiliar, sub-.300 territory |
4. | OF | Wladimir Balentien | 20 | Inl | Back to bashing (.573 SLG), plus nine RBI |
5. | LHP | Bobby Livingston | 22 | San | Dominant: eight-inning, three-hit effort |
6. | OF | Chris Snelling | 23 | Tac | Second in the PCL with his .388 average |
7. | SS | Adam Jones | 19 | Inl | On a 17-for-35 (.486) tear; AVG at .306 |
8. | LHP | Cesar Jimenez | 20 | San | Hasn't allowed earned run since May 13 |
9. | 2B | Asdrubal Cabrera | 19 | Wis | Fourth in MWL in AVG (.333); just one E |
10. | 3B | Jesus Guzman | 20 | San | Consistently cranks out the hits (.279 AVG) |
Stats through Sunday. Out: Jose Lopez (injured). In: Jesus Guzman. |
Around the organization
Last week: The Rainiers went 4-3 to land at 24-25, tied for second place 3 ½ games back in the Pacific Northern Division of the Pacific Coast League (AAA).
Moving: LHP George Sherrill is on the disabled list with a strained muscle in his side. 2B Jose Lopez, who earlier broke the hamate bone in his left hand, is back on the DL with another hand injury. RHPs Jeff Harris and Oliver Arias and IF Eric Blakeley joined Tacoma.
Digits: 7. Shutouts by the pitching staff, tops in the PCL.
Misc.: RHP Jorge Campillo gave up two runs in seven innings after return from Seattle.
Three to watch:
Player, statistics and comments |
RHP Cha Seung Baek (25) 4-1, 3.31 ERA
Big ERA drop with seven shutout IP |
OF Jamal Strong (26) .291, 13 SB
14 for 39 (.359) in nine-game hit streak |
SS Mike Morse (23) .253, 12 doubles
Average sinks for third week in a row |
San Antonio
Last week: The Missions had a down week at 2-5, but remained in second place at 26-24, six games back in the Texas League (AA) West Division.
Moving: OF Jon Nelson was put on the disabled list with a broken hand, and OF Casey Craig joined the Missions from Peoria. LHP Tim Rall rejoined the team.
Digits: 12. Stolen bases by OF T.J. Bohn, good for fourth place in the Texas League.
Misc.: LHP Bobby Livingston is eighth in the league with a 3.08 earned-run average. He is tied for fourth place with five wins, and is fifth in innings pitched with 61-1/3.
Three to watch:
Player, statistics and comments |
SS Yuniesky Betancourt (23) .262, 10 SB
First fire (8 for 15), then ice (0 for 12) |
LHP Thomas Oldham (23) 2-4, 3.79 ERA
Six earned runs in past 10 innings |
OF Casey Craig (20) .333 AVG
Likely slated for Missions backup duty |
Inland Empire
Last week: The 66ers went 4-2 to climb from fifth place to fourth at 22-27, five games back in the California League (High A) South Division.
Moving: 2B Michael Garciaparra and 3B Erick Monzon returned from the disabled list and played Friday. Garciaparra went 2 for 9 in his first two games back.
Digits: 2.91. RHP Jason Mackintosh's ERA, good for fifth place in the league. He has the sixth-most strikeouts with 53.
Misc.: OF Carlos Arroyo had an 11-game hit streak end Friday. He went 19 for 45 for a .422 average during that time.
Three to watch:
Player, statistics and comments |
LHP Ryan Feierabend (19) 1-3, 5.91 ERA
Had six strikeouts in 5-2/3-inning outing |
1B Bryan Lahair (22) .291, 37 RBI
Hit .336, going 36 for 107, in May |
3B Erick Monzon (23) .315, .350 OBP
A 6-for-9 return from hamstring injury |
Last week: The Timber Rattlers went 6-1 to take over first place at 29-21, one-half game ahead in the Midwest League (Low A) Western Division.
Moving: RHP Ivan Blanco joined the team Tuesday and threw two shutout innings shortly after his arrival. RHP Roman Martinez went on the disabled list with a fractured wrist.
Digits: 7. Career-high strikeout total for RHP Mark Lowe during six shutout innings Wednesday.
Misc.: The Timber Rattlers' offense has been in high gear, ranking second in the league in batting average (.270) and runs scored (268).
Three to watch:
Player, statistics and comments |
IF Yung Chi Chen (21) .266, 30 RBI
Heated back up with a 6-for-12 string |
IF Oswaldo Navarro (22) .289, 11 doubles
Three of 10 hits went for two bases |
RHP Jason Snyder (22) 5-4, 3.60 ERA
Has allowed just three HR in 60 IP |
Q&A: On the farm
Q: What ever happened to Evel Bastida-Martinez?
A: Bastida-Martinez was released by the Mariners last summer, then was picked up by Baltimore. He played 38 games in the minors for the Orioles, who cut the infielder this spring.
While playing for Inland Empire in 2003, Bastida-Martinez was suspended after he hit an opposing pitcher with his bat in an ugly on-field incident. He was given a second chance before his release in 2004.
Bastida-Martinez has a career minor-league batting average of .250, mostly in Class A. He was a seventh-round draft pick of Seattle in 2002 and is now 26 years old.
Q: What is the status of Justin Leone?
A: The Tacoma third baseman was placed on the disabled list nearly a month ago when he bruised a bone in his right hand.
Leone will return to the lineup whenever he is comfortable swinging the bat, possibly early this week.
Leone has hit .270 with three homers and five doubles in 17 games for the Rainiers this season. He has played 31 games in the majors during his career, with a .216 batting average and six home runs.
The Rainiers have quite a bit of talent — all players who could be considered among Seattle's top 10 prospects — on the disabled list: LHP Travis Blackley, RHP Clint Nageotte and 2B Jose Lopez.
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Born: May 18, 1982, in Fremont, Neb.
Vitals: 6 feet 2, 215 pounds. Throws: L.
Acquired: Drafted by Seattle in the eighth round of the 2003 draft.
Highlights: Named Wisconsin's co-MVP by the organization in 2004. ... First-team all-Missouri Valley Conference pick in 2002 for Creighton.
Plus: With a career mark of 3.84 strikeouts per walk, command is Oldham's forte. Not blessed with plus power, he relies on his changeup. "I don't like to complicate things," he said.
Minus: This year, Oldham has not equaled the dominance of his first two seasons (4.7 strikeouts per nine innings compared with 10.2).
Future: Oldham is working to rein himself in on the field: "I'm a pretty high energy guy. I need to keep my emotions in check." His approach to pitching and his off-speed stuff will help him climb the organizational ladder.
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Representatives from the Cavs surprised Gopp and his class Jan. 30 at the school. He is shown above accepting his award from representatives from the Cleveland Cavaliers.
"Head of the Class" recognizes teachers in Northeast Ohio for making a difference in the lives of their students both inside and outside the classroom. The Cavaliers select one teacher each month of the season (November through April).
Cavaliers' mascots Moondog and Sir C.C. and Cavaliers "Hype Man" Ahmaad presented Gopp with a super-sized ticket to the Feb. 5 home game vs. the Los Angeles Lakers and a $500 donation to use toward his classroom. In addition to receiving two tickets to the game, Gopp also received two complimentary passes to the Court Club and will be recognized on-court prior to the game. As an added bonus, the Cavaliers gave Gopp enough tickets to the Feb. 5 game to invite the entire eighth-grade class and a guest.
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NBCUniversal is going all out for coverage of Super Bowl XLVI, planning more than 18 hours of coverage and a postgame Late Night With Jimmy Fallon for after the Feb. 5 game.
For the first time in the show's history, Late Night will hit the road and broadcast four shows live from Indianapolis -- the site of the matchup between the New England Patriots and New York Giants -- with one set for Super Bowl Sunday.
The group's recently rebranded NBC Sports Network has more than 18 hours of live coverage planned, including the first Costas Tonight: Live From the Super Bowl as well as daily editions of NBC SportsTalk: LIVE From the Super Bowl.
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NBC is using the Super Bowl, which rotates among the Big 4 broadcast networks, to launch the second season of singing competition The Voice, which was a breakout hit for the struggling network last season. In addition, the net will go heavily promote musical drama Smash, what many in the industry have dubbed a make-or-break show for new entertainment topper Robert Greenblatt.
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DETROIT — Small cars sold big in February.
With gasoline prices spiking 30 cents last month, demand soared for compact cars like the Focus and Civic. That lifted U.S. sales for Ford, Honda and other major automakers that reported February sales on Thursday.
Gasoline — which now average $3.74 per gallon — has sent more buyers looking for fuel-efficient vehicles.
Erich Merkle, Ford's top U.S. sales analyst, says small cars made up around 19 percent of industry sales in December. That rose to 21 percent in January and could go as high as 24 percent in February, once final sales are tallied.
Other trends are also helping sales. The average car on U.S. roads is now a record 10.8 years, so there is an increasing need to replace older vehicles. Credit availability is improving, bringing more people back into the market. Japanese automakers have largely recovered from last year's earthquake and now have more cars to sell. And consumer confidence rose dramatically in February, making people more likely to consider a big-ticket purchase.
That could add up to a third straight year of improving sales for the industry. Sales bottomed in 2009 during the financial crisis, but rose the next two years.
January started strong as sales hit an annual rate of 14.2 million. That pace could accelerate in February. Toyota's U.S. sales chief projected that it could hit 15 million, the best in almost four years. Last year's sales reached 12.8 million.
Big winners last month were Volkswagen and Chrysler.
Volkswagen sales rose 42 percent, led by the redesigned Passat midsize sedan. Chrysler sales jumped 40 percent. The tiny Fiat 500 had its best month ever, but sales were strong across the company's lineup. Ram pickup sales climbed 21 percent. And sales of the Chrysler 200 midsize sedan more than quadrupled from a year earlier.
Ford sales rose 14 percent, mostly on demand for the Focus. Its sales more than doubled to 23,350, making it the best February for the car in 12 years.
Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. each showed further signs of recovering from last year's model shortages caused by the March earthquake in Japan. Toyota sales rose 12.4 percent, while Honda was up 12.3 percent. Honda's Civic compact was up almost 42 percent to more than 27,000 vehicles. It likely was the top-selling compact last month.
At GM, sales of the Chevrolet Cruze compact rose 10 percent to top 20,000 for the month, while the new Chevy Sonic subcompact saw its best sales month ever at almost 8,000. The strength of those sales helped General Motors, which was expected to see sales drop. Instead, it eked out a 1 percent increase.
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Nissan Motor Co. and Hyundai each reported record February sales. Nissan was up 15.5 percent, while Hyundai rose 17.5 percent.
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Duke Street has become the first private equity company to buy a legal practice after acquiring "a significant stake" in the Parabis Group, whose law firm Cogent Law sits behind both the AA and Saga's legal services websites.
Duke Street, which says it always takes a majority stake in its investments, aims to transform Parabis into a business process outsourcer and indicated that further acquisitions were likely as part of a 'buy and build' strategy.
The deal values Parabis, the insurance services group of which claimant law firm Cogent and defendant practice Plexus Law are part, at between £150m and £200m. In the year to March 2012, the Parabis Group is expected to generate revenues of around £160m.
Completion of the transaction is subject to receiving an alternative business structure (ABS) licence, which Duke Street said it expected this quarter.
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Biagini finished the night with eight hits, five runs, three walks and three strikeouts in his four innings of work to bring his ERA up to 4.46.
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Today was our last free day in Dublin. When I was doing research before the trip I found a ship that I really wanted to do. It was called the Jeanie Johnston. The original ship was a ship that took Irishman to the U.S. and Canada in the 19th century. An interesting fact about this ship is that it is the only one during its time to not suffer from any ...
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... unplanned and unexpected we entered the Library and saw a very interesting exhibition on WB Yeates, the poet. I learned a lot about him, his writing, and the 1916 Easter Revolt. We then went to the National Museum of Ireland. We saw many beautiful things such as jewelry created in BC, which was very interesting. Then we had lunch at one of the top ten caf�'s in Dublin. I had mushroom and leak soup, and flat bread with ...
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Coarse basal foliage in combination with striking flower spikes add an intriguing element to the landscape. Spiky bicolor white and purple blooms typically appear in mid-summer, from June to August.
Plant type: Herbaceous perennial
Hardiness: USDA Zones (6)7 to 10
Plant size ranges from three to four feet tall and as wide.
How to use it: In masses or as a specimen plant. Use in the middle to the back of a mixed perennial border. Combine in contrast with fine-textured perennials, like ferns, that would benefit from the backdrop of this plant's foliage. Or pair with other bold foliage plants, like gunnera. Although they may not bloom at the same time, bear's breeches' flowers complement purple pineapple lily (Eucomis 'Sparkling Burgundy', USDA Zones 6 to 9), combining dramatic purple foliage with the spiky bloom that resembles a pineapple. Can be used as a fresh or dried cutflower.
Culture: Prefers a well-drained site; suffers in poorly draining soils. Plant in full sun (in cooler climates) to partial shade. In northern climates, heavily mulch plants to protect against winter injury. Deadhead flowers once it has finished blooming to keep foliage looking good. Propagated through seed, root cuttings or division. Benefits by division every three to five years in spring. When being divided, fleshy root fragments may be left behind and will grow into new plants. No serious pest or disease problems, but may have slug and snail problems.
Special notes: Valued for its bold foliage and impressive flower spikes. Bear's breeches is aptly named for certain species' large and hairy leaves. The leaves inspired the designs for the head (or capital) of Greek Corinthian columns. Warning: Due to its spreading underground root system, this plant can become invasive, especially in the West.
Selected Species and Cultivars
- Common bear's breeches (A. mollis). Foliage is broader and more rounded than A. spinosus.
- Spiny bear's breeches (A. spinosus). Produces more blooms and has a distinctly more dissected, thistle-like foliage than A. mollis. Leaves may look sharp but are, indeed, not.
- A. spinosus 'Spinosissimus'. Considerably more spiny and vicious than its counterparts. May want to keep pets and small children away from this plant.
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HARRISBURG -- The Beaver Initiative for Growth was so entwined with former House Democratic Whip Mike Veon's legislative operations that a former executive director of the nonprofit said he also was Veon's legislative aide, and taxpayers paid a portion of his salary.
Thomas A. Woodske testified Tuesday that two other employees had salaries split between the state and the nonprofit known as BIG, which was the landlord for two of Veon's district legislative offices. They physically shared office space in Beaver Falls, witnesses said, and BIG paid for Veon's Midland office.
Woodske was the second executive director of BIG to testify at Veon's trial, which will enter its third day today in Dauphin County Court. Veon, who is accused of misusing BIG funds, faces 19 criminal charges, including conflict of interest and theft.
Veon, 55, the former No. 2 leader in the House Democratic Caucus, is serving a six- to 14-year sentence. In March 2010, a jury convicted him of 13 felonies and a misdemeanor for using public resources for campaigns and having a conflict of interest as a legislator.
Woodske testified he found out after the fact that BIG paid a $4,000 legal retainer to Jeffrey Foreman, Veon's chief of staff in Harrisburg who had a private law practice. Foreman could testify today.
In many cases, Woodske was told to sign contracts but knew nothing about them. He said he signed a contract for a BIG office on the South Side, even though the nonprofit created to stimulate economic development in Beaver County had no Pittsburgh projects, Woodske said.
He testified BIG hired his son Dan as marketing director at his recommendation.
Woodske said he still knows of nothing inappropriate about being a dual nonprofit, state employee.
Woodske said Veon; his co-defendant, Annamarie Perretta-Rosepink; and Foreman asked him to sign many contracts but that he played no role in negotiating them.
One of those contracts was with Delta Development of Mechanicsburg, which he said had a good reputation in economic development circles. Delta got more than $1 million from BIG, prosecutors say.
Woodske testified he learned from another BIG employee that Mike Veon's brother, Mark, worked for Delta in its Cranberry office. Woodske said he ran into Mark Veon there one day but couldn't remember the date.
Delta paid Mark Veon $160,000 a year, prosecutors say.
Mark Veon typically didn't work on BIG projects, Woodske added. His name turned up on one invoice, and BIG Finance Director Cindy Vannoy withheld payment, Woodske said.
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In an effort to eliminate highway fatalities, the UHP announced Tuesday it will be joining nine other state police and highway patrol agencies as part of a cross-country crackdown along I-80 from July 24 through July 31.
Law enforcement agencies from California to New Jersey will participate in the "More Cops, More Stops" program. Troopers say their goal is to "ramp up" education and enforcement along the freeway.
In Utah, an additional 125 troopers will be patrolling I-80 over the next eight days.
"We believe that the more visible presence that we have on the interstates, the less crime, less crashes, fatalities we're going to have," said UHP Superintendent Danny Fuhr.
Even though Fuhr said citations will be handed out when appropriate, the goal of the campaign isn't to ticket every car that's pulled over.
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I hope you all are doing well and enjoying the start of our long winter… at least up here in the U.P. it's pretty long. I had an invite to ice-fish for walleye this week in Mn… Red Lake and Lake of the Woods, but couldn't find any willing and able partners from our locale [...]
We're quite a catch!
– 3-time client, MikeThanks for the great charter. Will try to do again next year. Thanks to (deckhand) Doug as well.
– JimBrian – most appreciation from our entire family of fishers for the fine service and great experience. Max's 8 pounder was exciting, but so was every smaller fish! You are a quality guy. Jack ain't bad, either! Best regards to you and family
– DaneThank you! We loved our trip – more importantly, the groom loved the trip!
Back in the heat of Texas now, though Missing that cool breeze off the top of Lake Superior.
– BobThanks so much for your time on Friday with my family giving them a great fishing experience. In my job role I work very closely with our safety department so I was very impressed with your safety orientation and explanation of all the safety features on the boat.
– ScottJanice, Kathryn, and I truly enjoyed our fishing experience aboard the "Fishin Mission". Definitely one of the highlights of our vacation. The salmon were great on the grill that evening.
– TimHi Brian! We had such a great time fishing last summer! Tim and I are looking ahead at our schedule and hoping to be able to book another trip with you! Sharon and I had one of the best times we have had for awhile. I shipped 30lbs of lake trout home and though they were frozen everyone had enjoyed some fantastic lake Superior lake trout. We have recommended your service to anyone who has been interested.
– RobJust wanted to let you know I drove back a day early to use my day off to smoke the fish. I used a pickling spice brine overnight, let dry, and smoked at 180 deg. for 7 hours. An old captain in Grand Haven suggested a light brush of maple syrup just before done. The fish was fantastic! I can't wait to share at work.
– CindyWe all enjoyed the time we spent out on the water. The fish tasted great and your son and you both were very enjoyable to be with. We will surely see you again next time we are up that way.
– Susan and MartinGreat trip, hope to get back one of these years!
– Dan Langford (and his wife Ann who planned the surprise) - Pinckney, MichiganWow! What a way to celebrate my birthday! Couldn't ask for better weather or a better fishing experience out at Stannard Rock. Not only did I catch the fish of a lifetime with that thirty-pound Laker, but diving off the boat at the lighthouse was the icing on the cake. Your pleasant personality, knowledge of the sport and the surrounding area, and many fish stories all helped to make the trip enjoyable – oh and I don't want to forget the delicious smoked Lake Trout snack.
"Thanks Brian – for a great day of late September lake trout fishing. If you ordered the weather it could not have been better. Sunny skies and calm winds made for some comfortable time on the water. The Fishin' Mission is a great boat to get out on Superior in and the lake trout were biting pretty good with several over 6 pounds. Mike was delighted with the catch – for him a first!
If you want an enjoyable fishing trip with a great guy, give Sand Point Charters a call and schedule some time with Captain Brian! Thanks again from both of us!"
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Taking the Long Way to Charter Boaters Meeting
Tuesday, Oct 21st (see more pictures on my personal FB page and at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sand-Point-Charters-LLC/117105408355629?ref=hl My brother, Captain Mitch, his boy, Darren and I set out early, before the birds got up, on Sunday morning from the Houghton County Marina for a long boat trip. He's piloting his 35 foot trawler all the way to Tampa, [...]
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Sonar – The word comes from SOund NAvigation & Ranging. Some call them fish-finders and some just call them depth-finders. Call them what you may, but here I'll clarify a common misunderstanding about what you see on the screen. What's the difference between distance and depth when referring to sonar? There is a huge difference, [...]
Skunks? No, but Learning How to Troll With Down-Riggers
Author of university improvement books, Bill, contacted me recently about trolling for Lake Trout. He had never fished on Lake Superior before, so he and his life-long buddy, Phil made the drive from Rhinelander, WI (after flying from Massachusetts) and got dropped off at the Lac la Belle marina for a day on the water. [...]
Expecting a Slow Day
Surprise, surprise, surprise! Yesterday, I was running late for my 2 pm charter on Lake Superior with an Amish furniture store owner and his wife from Minoqua, WI. I couldn't find a deck-hand anywhere in the Keweenaw area… I thought my 12 year old son Andy was coming, but at the last minute he bailed [...]
Salmon, Trout and Weather – Lately
"What's the weather going to be like next Thursday?" Food Photographer Andy asked me as he called to check on his Lake Superior fishing charter which was 5 days away. In my effort not to be rude or a smart-Alec about it, I used a thoughtful tone of voice and said "Well, It's hard to [...]
Stannard Rock again Plus a Variety
Well, we are almost through August and this last 1/2 of the month in the Keweenaw has been a little rough on Lake Superior, which is usual for this time of year. We have averaged 7 fish per trip in the last 2 weeks, which is about 1.5 fish per hour… not great, but still [...]
King Salmon and Bobbing in the Waves
"There's something going on with that planer board on the port side," my sea sick, Aerospace Researcher, chumming the fish, dad of two 20-some-year-old boys shouts. His son, Electrical Engineer, Mike, also looking a little green around the gills… I mean pale in the face, grabs the rod and starts to crank viciously on the [...]
Summertime fun on Lac La Belle and Lake Superior
Almost a month has gone by since my last post because it's been a whirlwind of (mostly) fishing (for lake trout), (some) sightseeing (Gull rock and Manitou Lighthouse) and general summer activities. Times fun when you're having flies… I mean times fun when you're having fish… I mean… oh, forget it. Suffice it to say [...]
Fishing and Sightseeing Charter Fun and Challenges
Here is a brief summary (see photos below) of the life of a charter boat captain when he brings a mish-mash of people from different parts of the globe trolling for trout and salmon. Had a busy week and a half with many outings, some great and some just ok, as we averaged 8 fish [...]


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BYU football gets early commits from QB Billy Green, receiver Hayden Weichers
PROVO — BYU received two commitments Monday to bring its total up to 14 for the 2013 signing class. Billy Green, a quarterback prospect from King's Christian High School in Seattle committed along with Hayden Weichers, who plays wide receiver for Bingham High School.
The two became acquainted during BYU's junior day earlier this month before committing on the same day.
Green, who isn't LDS, became impressed with BYU's rich quarterback tradition through the recruiting process and soon found out how big the news is of any quarterback commitment in Provo.
"My phone has been ringing off the hook since I committed," said the 6-foot-2, 196 quarterback prospect. "It's great being able to go to a school that has such a great tradition at the quarterback position and I love that about BYU."
Green was recommended to Cougar coaches by the Barton camp instructors in Washington in part due to his strong Christian values. In attending a religious high school, Green is used to and enjoys attending a school with strong Christian values and ethics.
"The honor code is something I like about BYU," said Green. "I'm a strong Christian and it's great to know that I'll be attending a school with a lot of my same values."
Green stood out among 15 quarterback prospects who worked out for BYU coaches during junior day and was met with an offer. Upon leaving BYU, he had a good sense that he'd end up committing there, but needed a final stamp of approval.
"My dad was on board having been out (to BYU), but we wanted to bring (my) mom out here before we made any final decision," said Green. "She immediately fell in love with the place. She loves the coaches, loves the feel of the place and obviously loves the honor code."
Green threw for 2,397 yards, 40 touchdowns and just eight interceptions last year starting for King's. He received a lot of late interest from schools such as Washington and Washington State, but was intent on committing by the end of June. Fortunately, for him, he feels he found a perfect fit.
"Everything about BYU makes so much sense about why it's the right school for me," said Green. "There really isn't anything about it not to like. I can get a great education while attending a school with students who have the same values. It's also an amazing program with amazing facilities and amazing coaches."
Green will be looking to throw to talented receivers while at BYU with Hayden Weichers likely to be one of them. Weichers gave his commitment to Cougar coaches after much contemplation and prayer.
"I'm just so excited right now and it really is a dream come true for me and my family," said the 5-foot-9, 175 prospect following his commit. "I'm a huge BYU fan and always have been, and I can't wait to run out of that tunnel and show my dad and everyone else that I'm finally doing it — I'm finally a Cougar."
Indeed Weichers has promised his father since he can remember that one day he'd one day suit up and run out of the tunnel at LaVell Edwards stadium.
He's now well on his way to achieving that, but will elect to serve an LDS mission before enrolling.
Choosing to serve a mission played a big part in ultimately deciding to commit to the Cougars. Weichers held offers from both BYU and Utah State, but with the Aggie staff indicating they wouldn't hold a scholarship for him if he went on a mission, he broke for the Y.
"I prayed about it a lot and this last Sunday In church I listened to a lesson of the importance to serve a mission, so there was my answer. I needed to serve a mission and I needed to go to BYU," said Weichers. "I love everything about BYU and always have. I always sort of knew that I'd end up committing to BYU since they offered, but I had to make totally sure until I did it."
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