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Alexis Sanchez's arrival has left the Arsenal squad "buzzing" ahead of the new campaign, according to defender Carl Jenkinson - with more new signings expected before the Community Shield against Manchester City at Wembley.
Arsene Wenger is set to return from his media duties at the World Cup this week, as the Gunners step up pre-season preparations which will see many players rejoin the group following international duty ahead of the friendly against the New York Red Bulls at the end of the month.
German trio Per Mertesacker, Lukas Podolski and Mesut Ozil, however, will be given some extra-time off following their success in Rio, with a full three weeks' break scheduled.
Reports in Spain suggest Arsenal are also intent on bringing in Sami Khedira from Real Madrid, while compatriot Lars Bender, who missed the World Cup through injury, is another reported target.
Press Association Sport understands while a defensive midfielder remains on Arsenal's target list, along with a right-back and goalkeeper cover, suggestions another big-money deal is imminent are premature.
Arsenal, though, did move swiftly to close out the transfer of Chile forward Sanchez in what is said to be a £30million deal from Barcelona.
Arsenal transfer talk: Potential summer targets
Arsenal transfer talk: Potential summer targets
1/14 Sami Khedira
The World Cup winner looks to be heading to the Emirates if the reports are to be believed, as the Real Madrid midfielder looks set for a £26m switch to the Gunners. Having turned down a new contract and just a year remaining on his current deal, Khedira could soon be Arsenal's latest big-name signing.
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2/14 Douglas Costa
Costa is one of six Brazilian players refusing to return to Shaktar Donetsk due to the increasing political unrest in Ukraine. Arsene Wenger is reported to be interested in the 23-year-old, with the Gunners reported to be preparing a move for the attacking midfielder.
3/14 Morgan Schneiderlin
Schneiderlin is a transfer target for the Gunners' fierce rivals Tottenham, but Arsenal are reported to have held talks with the 25-year-old Frenchman over a move that would see him snub Spurs. The midfielder would fill the defensive role that Arsenal are currently lacking.
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4/14 John Ruddy
The Norwich goalkeeper would be a shock signing for Arsenal, but rumours have linked the England stopper with a move. Arsenal do need another goalkeeper to replace Lukasz Fabianski, but it is worth noting that Ruddy was part of a side that were relegated last season and conceded the third highest number of goals. The arrival of David Ospina has made it even less likely.
5/14 Iker Casillas
Another goalkeeper linked with Arsenal this summer is Real Madrid stopper Casillas. He's not been the favourite at the Bernabeu for a couple of seasons now and his disastrous World Cup has led to speculation he could move on. Again, the arrival of Ospina makes Arsenal's need for him not so desperate, but Wenger may not want to pass up the chance to sign such an experienced keeper.
6/14 Michy Batshuayi
The Standard Liege star has already stated that he expects to leave at the end of the season, preferring to move to either England or Germany and recently admitting that Arsenal are his favourite team. The 20-year-old striker is the top scorer in the Belgian league this season. Batshuayi can also operate on the wing and has been linked with Everton and Napoli. Arsenal are said to be willing to pay his release clause, which is understood to be £6.5m.
7/14 Javi Martinez
Arsenal are believed to be one of a number of clubs looking at Bayern Munich defender/midfielder Martinez should he become available in the summer. He would not come cheaply though, given the Bavarian club activated his €40m release fee to sign him in 2012.
8/14 Julian Draxler
A move during the January transfer window failed to materialise over Draxler's £37m release clause with Arsenal unwilling to pay the hefty fee, according to Schalke's sporting director. The German international was also said to be a target for Bayern Munich in case Toni Kroos failed to sign a new deal with the Bundesliga champions. However, chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has ruled out a summer move for the highly-rated 20-year-old. Arsenal will have to change their stance over the transfer fee to acquire the attacker with several big clubs interested.
9/14 Juanfran
With Bacary Sagna confirming he will leave at the end of the season, Arsenal look short in the right-back department. A reported £9m move for Atletico Madrid defender Juanfran was rejected, but the Gunners could return for his services should they up their bid.
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10/14 Josip Drmic
Arsenal have been linked with the Nurnberg striker recently after Lothar Matthaus claimed on Sky Germany that the Gunners had already signed the 21-year-old. Wenger is said to be keen to bring in the Swiss striker before the World Cup this summer. Drmic is a wanted man after scoring 16 goals in the Bundesliga this season despite his club battling against relegation. Drmic, who has three-years left on his current deal, is reported to have a release clause of less than £5m. Only Bayern Munich star Mario Mandzukic, Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski and Hertha Berlin striker Adrian Ramos have scored more league goals than Drmic this season.
11/14 Sebastian Jung
Eintracht Frankfurt defender Jung has been monitored by Arsenal this season. The 23-year-old has been one of their best players this season as the Bundesliga side recovered from a bad start to move clear of the relegation battle once they were eliminated from the Europa League. The German could be available for a fee in the region of £2m but the Gunners may face competition from Wolfsburg.
12/14 Atsuto Uchida
Uchida will travel to Brazil for the World Cup as part of Japan's national team, but the Schalke defender could see himself become the subject of interest from Arsenal as they seek a replacement for Bacary Sagna.
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13/14 Salomon Kalou
The former Chelsea forward, currently at Lille in France, is interested in a return to the Premier League. To the dismay of Arsenal fans the Ivory Coast international has been linked once again to a move to the Emirates. Kalou could be available for a fee in the region of £2.5m this summer despite still having two years remaining on his current deal at the Ligue 1 side.
14/14 Juan Quintero
Having impressed at the World Cup, Quintero could be on the move just 12 months after joining Porto. Arsenal have been linked with a £15.8m bid for the Colombia midfielder who impressed at the World Cup.
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Sanchez arrives with a reputation as a top quality striker and Jenkinson believes he can help the FA Cup winners target more success.
"He is world class and they are the sort of players you want to see at the club. The squad are buzzing as much as the fans, because if you are going to push on as a club and really compete for things, you need to sign top players," Jenkinson said on http://www.Arsenal.com.
"We have done that with him for sure - it is a fantastic addition.
"He's quick and direct, he can play up front and on the wing, and he is very dynamic. He will definitely fit the Arsenal style of play."
Jenkinson added: "Once you have got one (trophy), you want to experience it again, so fingers crossed we can compete on all fronts this season.
"We have the squad and we are signing players like Sanchez, so I don't see why we can't."
Arsenal are expected to confirm the arrival of France defender Mathieu Debuchy once Newcastle have been able to bring in a replacement, with Holland full-back Daryl Janmaat said to be in talks over a move from Feyenoord to Tyneside.
Atletico Madrid right-back Javi Manquillo is another player on Wenger's radar, along with 19-year-old Southampton right-back Calum Chambers as Arsenal look to cover off the departure of Bacary Sagna, who earlier this summer joined Manchester City on a lucrative free transfer.
Egypt international centre-back Ahmed Fathi has, meanwhile, travelled to London for a trial, the defender's club Al Ahly announced.
Arsenal also need a goalkeeper, and have been linked with Norwich's John Ruddy, the England international.
The Gunners will take a select side to Boreham Wood on Saturday, where Jenkinson and others who were not involved at the World Cup could get a first run-out in a side likely to include goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, Mikel Arteta and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey.
England midfielder Jack Wilshere, meanwhile, may find himself with some explaining to do when he returns to London after photos were posted online of the 22-year-old appearing to smoke while on holiday in Las Vegas.
In October last year, Wilshere issued an apology after being photographed smoking outside a London nightclub.
Nine months ago, he said: "I made a mistake. Players make mistakes. I am not a smoker, so I think that will be my last one."
Follwing their trip to the United States, Arsenal host the Emirates Cup on August 2/3, which is likely to present a debut for Sanchez.
Arsenal play Premier League champions Manchester City in the Community Shield August 10 before starting the new domestic campaign at home to Crystal Palace.
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Ben Stevens 2016-09-29T11:51:50Z Magna Charta Observatory statement concerning universities in Turkey http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/August/10082016-magna-charta-statement-turkish-universities As a signatory of the Magna Charta Universitatum , a shared statement of academic freedom and institutional autonomy as a guideline for good governance and self-understanding of universities in the future, UCL would like to express support for the statement of the Magna Charta Observatory regarding the treatment of Turkish universities and academics in the aftermath of the failed coup of July 15 2016. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-08-10T12:21:53Z Provost's View: UCL 2034 – the progress so far http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/June2016/08062016-provost-view-ucl2034-progress As the end of the academic year, and the end of my third year as President and Provost of UCL approaches, I thought it would be helpful to reflect on the progress that we are making in terms of our long term ambitions, as outlined in UCL 2034. admin Ben Stevens 2016-06-08T11:31:14Z Building on UCL's enterprise success http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0516/25052016-vice-provosts-view-enterprise-success UCL has a long and successful track record of encouraging innovation and enterprise. This support for enterprise activities helps the university deliver the widest possible impact from its research on the economy and society, both in the UK and globally. It also brings individual benefits to our staff and students. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-05-25T08:20:09Z Bringing expertise to bear on policymaking http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0516/18052016-vice-provosts-view-public-policy I have occasionally fallen asleep listening to UCL academics. Happily, it is more common for me to wake up to the sound of their voices, quite often explaining how government decisions might be improved if only they were informed by evidence. (BBC Radio 4 acts as my morning alarm.) admin Clare Bowerman 2016-05-19T09:50:33Z Provost's View: Developments for UCL East http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0516/12052016-provosts-view-ucl-east I would like to congratulate Sadiq Khan on his election as Mayor of London on 5 May. London is central to our UCL 2034 vision and we look forward to working with the Mayor and his team on a range of issues, including one of our biggest contributions to the development of the capital – UCL East. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-05-12T10:49:46Z Provost's View: Transforming UCL - from the New Student Centre to UCL East http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0516/030052016-provosts-view-transforming-ucl I was delighted to welcome Jonathan Taylor, Vice-President of the European Investment Bank, to UCL last week in order to sign off on a £280m loan, the largest sum ever lent by the bank to a university. You may well have seen some of the media coverage of this landmark agreement . admin Clare Bowerman 2016-05-04T16:07:22Z Provost's View: The UCL and IOE merger – a year and a half on http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0416/23042016-provosts-view-ioe At the beginning of the year colleagues and I were proud to attend a ceremony at Buckingham Palace to collect the Queen's Anniversary Prize in recognition of the UCL Institute of Education's (IOE) "world-leading contribution to the policy and practice of education and innovative social research". admin Clare Bowerman 2016-04-27T09:43:46Z Vice-Provost's View: Our education strategy for the next five years http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0316/24032016-vice-provosts-view-education-strategy-launched Some 250 of you, academics and professional service staff, have shaped our Education Strategy in which we set out what a UCL education will look like five years from now. The strategy has now been published on the Teaching & Learning Portal . admin Clare Bowerman 2016-03-24T11:30:04Z Provost's View: Staff Survey 2015 - what you said about working at UCL http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0316/19032016-provosts-view-staff-survey During November 2015, UCL asked all staff to fill in our Staff Survey. Running every two years, the Staff Survey is your opportunity to feed back to us your experience of working at UCL. The survey provides valuable insight into what is functioning well at UCL, but more importantly, where there is room for improvement – providing the basis for an action plan formulated by UCL's senior management team (SMT) and implemented across UCL. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-03-16T11:42:35Z Infectious disease and global health – what UCL is doing http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0316/09032016-vp-view-global-health-infectious-disease We face a growing global threat from infectious disease. This was highlighted by the devastating outbreak of Ebola virus disease in West Africa, which affected over 28,000 people and claimed the lives of over 11,000. The recent outbreak of Zika virus infection in Brazil, transmitted through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito, particularly affects pregnant women resulting in children born with microcephaly (very small heads and brains). admin Clare Bowerman 2016-03-10T11:23:34Z Provost's View: Why I believe British exit from the European Union would harm UK higher education http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0316/03032016-provosts-view-brexit Following Prime Minister David Cameron's announcement that the European Union referendum will take place on June 23, there is now a clear possibility of an outcome that culminates in British exit from the EU. Voices from across British politics and public life are aligning themselves to different sides of the debate, and as head of one of the UK's world-leading universities, I want to state my own position. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-03-03T11:10:39Z Vice-Provost's View – laying the foundations for effective global engagement http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0216/25022016-vice-provosts-view-global-engagement It is just over three months since I last gave an update on what's happening with our new Global Engagement Strategy (GES). admin Clare Bowerman 2016-02-25T11:29:14Z Provost's View: Philanthropy month – setting the scene for UCL's philanthropic campaign http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0216/04022016-provosts-view-philanthropy-month-setting-the-scene-for-ucls-philanthropic-campaign I have alluded to the forthcoming UCL philanthropic Campaign in numerous Provost's Views over the last year or two. I want to reflect on this topic in more depth this week so that all staff at UCL are kept well informed about this key aspect of implementing UCL 2034. This coincides with the start of Philanthropy Month, which began with the annual Scholarships and Bursaries Reception on Monday and which will conclude with Philanthropy Day on 29th February– a celebration of the importance and impact of giving (money, time, and expertise) to UCL. This is the first milestone in a busy year for fundraising and supporter engagement that will culminate in the Campaign launch in Bloomsbury this September. admin Peter D Hart 2016-02-04T13:14:40Z Vice-Provost's View: Developing the UCL London strategy http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0116/26012015-viceprovostsviewdevelopingtheucllondonstrategy UCL – London's Global University, in London, of London, for London. This is how we describe our vision for UCL's role in the capital, which is one of the six principal themes in UCL 2034 . I have been tasked with developing this vision into a full strategy for London which tells our story to date, as well as laying out plans for increasing our impact and making a difference to our city. admin Peter D Hart 2016-01-28T11:23:25Z Provost's View: Inaugural Provost's Excellence Awards http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0116/21012016-provostsviewinauguralprovotsexcellenceawards Before the Christmas break I mentioned that I had recently had the pleasure, alongside my fellow panel members, to consider the nominations for the inaugural Provost's Excellence scheme. The scheme was set up to recognise truly exceptional contributions from across UCL, with a particular emphasis on furthering UCL values. admin Peter D Hart 2016-01-21T12:33:03Z Provost's View: UCL 2034 implementation plan launched http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0116/140115-provosts-view-ucl2034-implementation It is now some 18 months since we launched UCL 2034 and as we start a new year, I would like to take this opportunity to highlight recent developments and look ahead to what I would like us to achieve in 2016. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-01-14T13:27:55Z Two UCL academics made a DBE: Professor Georgina Mace and Professor Henrietta Moore http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0116/140115-dbes Two UCL academics were made a DBE (Dame of the British Empire) in the New Year Honours 2016. admin Clare Bowerman 2016-01-14T11:08:43Z Provost's View: From government policy developments to plastic bag funds for dementia http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/1215/17122015-provosts-view-government-policy-plastic-bag-funds As this term draws to a close, the dust is beginning to settle on three major intersecting government policy developments and initiatives, the (very) green paper on higher education, the Nurse review and the government's spending review. Notwithstanding some of the finer detail, my overwhelming sentiment for higher education institutions is one of considerable relief that most of the uncertainty of recent weeks and months has been removed, and that we have a clear opportunity to remain adequately funded, internationally competitive and on track for the ambitions of UCL 2034. admin Clare Bowerman 2015-12-16T12:39:11Z UCL East - next steps http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/1215/12152015 I would like to update colleagues on a key strategic priority supporting our UCL 2034 vision – the creation of UCL East at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (QEOP). 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After his miraculous return from ACL surgery that led to the second-highest single-season rushing total in league history, A.D. comes into 2013 making even bolder predictions – he thinks 2,500 yards is in the realm of possibility. Even head coach Leslie Frazier begrudgingly admitted that it could happen. At training camp, he was asked about it and he shrugged his shoulders, smiled and said, "If it was anyone else, I would say it would be impossible. But Adrian has proved people wrong before, so it might be possible."
However, history might say differently. Only six other players have the 2,000-yard club blazer. It is one of the most exclusive clubs in the NFL and nobody who has made it there once has even pulled it off twice.
The reason is pretty simple. If a running back goes off for 125 rushing yards, it is considered an extremely good game. To reach 2,000 yards, a runner must average 125 yards over 16 games. Every time he rushes for "only" 100 yards, he needs a 150-yard game to make up for it. That's why it's so difficult to pull it off once, let alone twice.
But, simply getting there, history tells us, takes a toll on a running back that can be too much of a grind to get back to that lofty status again. There is a reason why the club is so exclusive and we have a decent amount of supporting historical data to draw from.
This is the history of the other six members of the 2,000-yard club.
There are reasons to think that Peterson can replicate his incredible 2012 season, chief among them being that he said it's a goal of his and he is very goal-focused. However, history may be running against his goal. Then again, who thought he would be able to have the kind of season he did in 2012 less than nine months removed from career-threatening surgery? He's beaten the historical odds once already. Can he do it twice? Stay tuned.
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I love offering the children everyday, simple things, like Qtips, to design and create with. I always hope that by supplying the children common household products, they might even be inspired to try the activities at home.
Popsicle patterns, lines, and designs in preschool
Stop on by and check out our exploration of popsicle patterns, lines, and designs in our preschool classroom!
Exploring and creating with sugar glass
Our pre-k class participated in exploring and creating beautiful designs and mosaics with sugar glass.
Designing with dominoes
Previously, I shared with you a couple of our domino math activities so today, I am sharing the creative side of playing with dominoes.
Flower painting at the easel
My class did such an amazing job exploring this flower painting process at the easel that I just can't help but share our latest experience!
Painting designs on our arms
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Once a budding star at Fayetteville (GA) Fayette County High School outside of Atlanta, Lauderdale got an early offer from Indiana and was getting interest from a lot of other schools during his junior year. That changed going into his senior year when his mother passed away. Lauderdale's mother handled both parenting roles for Eric growing up, as his stepfather passed away when he was just a toddler.
"My mother passed, my grades started to slip and I wasn't able to get qualified," said Lauderdale. "That's why other schools didn't offer me, because my grades were slipping. It was kind of rough."
Trusted to the care of his aunt, Lauderdale was sent to Hargrave Military Academy, a prep school in Virginia, to try to boost his grades. But at a tuition price tag of $18,000 a semester, the school sent Lauderdale home when he and his family couldn't keep up with the bills.
"I wasn't able to leave there with a new transcript, so basically I was starting from scratch," said Lauderdale. "I wasn't in school in spring of 2012, and I had to start over somewhere."
Heading out to California to visit family, including an older cousin who he viewed as a father figure, Lauderdale was persuaded by his older cousin to check out Saddleback and the football program there. He meshed with the coaching staff. He liked the area. He liked the fact the offense ran a spread offense with a downfield passing game.
"I knew I would fit in," said Lauderdale.
It was so perfect for Lauderdale that when he introduced himself to the coaches, he told them before the start of the 2013 season that he would have scholarship offers.
"The wide receiver coach looked at me like, 'Who do you think you are?'" recalled Lauderdale. "I knew what my skill set was."
Slowly building his confidence by getting three to four catches per game at the start, the confidence Lauderdale instilled in his teammates and coaches helped him finish his freshman season with 60 receptions for 916 yards and seven touchdowns. He caught 10 passes for more than 200 yards and two touchdowns in one game, almost broke the school single-game receiving record in another and recorded, what he called, the play of his life.
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"Once they started getting me the ball, I started doing what I know I can do with the ball, being an athlete."
With everything he had been through, Lauderdale remembers when he was surprised by the wide receivers coach from Illinois, who called to offer him his first scholarship since starting at Saddleback.
"I don't know how the coach got my number, but he was talking to me and wanted me to know that they were offering me a full scholarship," said Lauderdale. "I paused for a moment, was really quiet. He asked me if I was still there, told them I was and I appreciated it. After I got off the phone, so much relief was off my shoulders."
The offers didn't stop rolling in during the month of April, but he was adamant that his relationship with Tennessee, its coaching staff and wide receiver coach Zach Azzanni was the perfect blend of what he was looking for out of his college experience.
Now that he's got his commitment set, Lauderdale has achieved one goal, and is pushing himself to start accomplishing more.
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During Buffalo's home opener against the Calgary Roughnecks, there were times John Tavares felt like ripping off his suit, pulling on his No. 11 jersey, strapping on a helmet, grabbing a stick and rushing onto the First Niagara Center floor to help the Bandits win.
After announcing his retirement in September, Saturday's victory was the legend's first regular-season NLL game leading the offense from behind the bench as an assistant coach, instead of being on the green carpet like he has since 1992.
"It's a lot different, that's for sure," said the league's all-time leading scorer. "From getting to the arena to the end of the game, it's a completely different scene. Usually, I'm here two hours before the game, getting a massage or stretching or warming up my stick. As a coach, you're pretty much here for two hours, sitting around waiting for things to happen. You talk to the guys, but it's a long two hours. When you're a player, those two hours go by very quickly."
"During the game, I kind of wished I was on the floor," he added. "I have to try to help now from the bench as opposed to what I used to do on the floor, so it's a big change for me. I thought it went well for the first game and, hopefully, I get used to it. I definitely still miss playing. I'd see things opening up in the game and I'd go, 'Get there, get there, get there.' The challenge for me now is to translate what I see into getting across to the players what they should be doing."
With 70 seconds remaining in the match, Dhane Smith's goal broke a tie to hand the Bandits a 10-9 win. As the 14,286 in attendance erupted in celebration, Smith returned to the bench where Tavares was waiting, extending an arm to bump fists with the Bandits' outstanding fourth-year forward.
"We had some chats," said Tavares. "I thought he'd been trying to pick the corners [of the net] too much. I told him to try to relax and shoot for an area. I was telling him, 'You don't have to shoot for a particular spot. You don't have to give the goalie too much credit.' When you're trying to put the ball between the crossbar and the post, you start missing the net or hitting the goalie in the shoulder. Just shoot it and hopefully it goes in. Thank God the last one went in."
Smith soaks up every word of advice Tavares offers.
"He's young and he's very coachable," said Tavares. "He's a star player, but he's not some guy who's like, 'Yeah, whatever.' He's listening and actually doing what I'm telling him."
"I have to try to help now from the bench as opposed to what I used to do on the floor, so it's a big change for me," said Buffalo assistant John Tavares. "I'd see things opening up in the game and I'd go, 'Get there, get there, get there.'" (Bill Wippert)
With the season-opening win, Tavares was in a much better mood than he'd been after an exhibition loss last month.
"I went home and I told my wife, 'Wow, I felt responsible for us losing,'" he explained. "It was weird. I'm an assistant coach of the offense, so it's not like I'm out there, but I felt more responsibility."
Maybe he could have done something to better prepare the forwards. He should have told them this. He should have told them that.
"As a player, unless you have a last-minute opportunity to score and miss, you don't always feel a loss is your fault. You feel as if you could have done more, but in my playing career, I didn't come out of an exhibition game saying, 'That was my fault.' But I came out of that game thinking, 'Man, that was my fault'."
That certainly was not the case Saturday.
"I can enjoy this," he said in the corridor outside the dressing room. "It's a nice way to start a coaching career."
Billy Dee Smith, who took over as captain, recalled that exhibition game. He was with his brother-in-law, forward Mark Steenhuis, when they saw Tavares approaching.
"I said to Mark, 'Where's JT's stick?' He was just comin' with a suitcase. He didn't have his equipment or his stick. That's kind of when it settled in – that he would not be playing that night.''
The players are elated he's still very much part of the team instead of being a former teammate they might bump into now and again.
"He's such a good leader," said Smith. "We're lucky to have him here in this new capacity."
When a couple offensive plays did not work, head coach Troy Cordingley could see Tavares becoming frustrated. But other plays were successful, as will many more in the future. The ups and downs are simply part of coaching.
"He just sees the game at a different level than anybody else," said Cordingley. "He's such a calming influence. How can you not run hard to the bench, how can you not go through the middle and a high hit to make a play with JT watching? He was simply the greatest. He's a very good addition on our bench."
Even Calgary coach Curt Malawsky, who once played against Tavares, witnessed the impressive transition for the Bandits' new assistant.
"I've had so much respect for John Tavares," said Malawsky. "He did a great job on the floor as a player and it looks to me as if he's doing a great job off the floor. The way their offense moves the ball, he's got some great structure there. He ran some good set pieces. It's hard to say if he'd ever be better than he was on the floor, but he's going to be pretty darn good as a coach."
"He was such a special player to our league," added Malawsky. "He was a pioneer, a big part of the NLL. When somebody like that retires, it's tough, but I'm glad he's doing something he loves and is back in the game."
"It's huge for us," Smith said. "If he was just gone, I think there would be a huge hole. We picked up Daryl Veltman as a really good lefty but there's no replacing John Tavares and the fact we have him on the bench telling guys what to do is invaluable. We're lucky."
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Cameron Diaz Pulls a Sarah Jessica Parker, Is Now a Shoe Designer
She's the new "artistic director" of shoe label Pour la Victoire.
Rather out-of-left-field news from Cameron Diaz today: She is now the "artistic director" of shoe label Pour la Victoire, reports WWD. From here on out, she'll have a hand in designing the label's shoes and handbags, which will remain in the $200–500 range, as well as its marketing and advertising strategies. She was on set at the label's most recent campaign shoot, starring Jessica Hart and photographed by Terry Richardson, where she "provided input."
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Diaz wants the world to know that this is not a vanity project nor an endorsement deal, as she now owns an undisclosed stake in Pour la Victoire's parent company, PLV Studio. But of course, her name will be incorporated into the brand's marketing materials quite a bit — the holiday campaign will be called "Cameron's Picks," for example, although her first collection for the label won't come out until next year.
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