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In a spectacular 9th round of the Masters Final in Bilbao all games were won by the white player. Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana are still tied for first after they won against Vishy Anand and Levon Aronian respectively. Sergey Karjakin beat Paco Vallejo. In tomorrow's last round, which starts half an hour earlier, the pairings are Vallejo - Caruana, Aronian - Carlsen and Anand - Karjakin.
The screen above the "aquarium" showing Friday's results | Photos courtesy of @bilbaomasters & the official website
The organizers of the Masters Final in Sao Paulo and Bilbao are not taking one, not two but three separate measures to stimulate "attractive" and "fighting" chess, whatever that may be. There's the Corsica/Sofia rule against early draw offers, there's the 3-1-0 (football) scoring system and, last but not least, there's the fast time control. At this tournament the rate of play is 90 minutes for the first 40 moves and then 60 minutes for the remaining moves with a 10-second increment. This means that the players have basically half an hour less than they're used to, to reach 40.
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The game between the world's highest rated player and the World Champion was a relatively short affair. Anand said:
Sometimes you lose control because of one mistake and sometimes it's very hard to repair the damage.
Anand suffers his first loss after eight draws
The Indian referred to his 17th move. At that point Black was still doing fine.
Incidentally, this result means that Carlsen is now one win away from breaking Garry Kasparov's rating record of 2851. In the live ratings the Norwegian now has 2848 and a win against Aronian yields 4.7 points.
Carlsen vs Anand, 1-0 in 30
Caruana kept pace. The Italian, who is two years younger than Carlsen, won a good game against Aronian. The Armenian played a remarkable piece sacrifice.
Fabiano Caruana, still joint first with Carlsen
Commentator Leontxo Garcia asked the players if it would be a good advice to chess fans "to analyse the game at home deeply". Aronian replied:
I guess it would be a good exercise for myself! I tend to sacrifice and lose games because of that!
Poor Vallejo played another good game, and spoilt it in timetrouble again. In a Winawer French the grandmaster from Menorca managed to become more dangerous on the queenside than Karjakin was on the kingside. In a winning position, a strange queen manoeuvre was the introduction to a wrong plan, executed in serious timetrouble.
Sergey Karjakin wins his first game
A visibly disappointed, not to say devastated, Vallejo said:
I was totally winning but I played very badly at the end. Chess is about winning and losing and I lost.
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Karjakin, about the complications in the middlegame:
The position is completely crazy, we are both risking.
It's difficult to do anything about timetrouble errors. It's the fastest tournament of the year but the tempo doesn't seem to suit me well.
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Round 1 | 24.09.12 | 20:00 CET | Round 6 | 08.10.12 | 17:00 CET | |
Anand | 1-1 | Vallejo | Vallejo | 1-1 | Anand | |
Aronian | 3-0 | Karjakin | Karjakin | 1-1 | Aronian | |
Caruana | 3-0 | Carlsen | Carlsen | 3-0 | Caruana | |
Round 2 | 25.09.12 | 20:00 CET | Round 7 | 09.10.12 | 17:00 CET | |
Vallejo | 0-3 | Carlsen | Carlsen | 3-0 | Vallejo | |
Karjakin | 0-3 | Caruana | Caruana | 1-1 | Karjakin | |
Anand | 1-1 | Aronian | Aronian | 1-1 | Anand | |
Round 3 | 26.09.12 | 20:00 CET | Round 8 | 11.10.12 | 17:00 CET | |
Aronian | 1-1 | Vallejo | Vallejo | 1-1 | Aronian | |
Caruana | 1-1 | Anand | Anand | 1-1 | Caruana | |
Carlsen | 1-1 | Karjakin | Karjakin | 1-1 | Carlsen | |
Round 4 | 28.09.12 | 20:00 CET | Round 9 | 12.10.12 | 17:00 CET | |
Caruana | 3-0 | Vallejo | Karjakin | 3-0 | Vallejo | |
Carlsen | 1-1 | Aronian | Carlsen | 3-0 | Anand | |
Karjakin | 1-1 | Anand | Caruana | 3-0 | Aronian | |
Round 5 | 29.09.12 | 20:00 CET | Round 10 | 13.10.12 | 16:30 CET | |
Vallejo | 1-1 | Karjakin | Vallejo | - | Caruana | |
Anand | 1-1 | Carlsen | Aronian | - | Carlsen | |
Aronian | 1-1 | Caruana | Anand | - | Karjakin |
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If Carlsen wins tomorrow, will he exceed the Kasparow's peak elo, 2851 points?
Yes, he will get bit less than 5 Elo, while being 2848 on live rating list at this moment.
PS He is black against Levon tomorrow.
In the grading system would Carlsen score more gain in Elo for a win with black? Or is it independent of colour. I read that Kaufmann estimated white advantage as being worth about 35 Elo points statistically
Nope - the Elo system doesn't make a difference between black and white. It would be hard to find the proper "correction factor" - 35 points may be a statistical mean (I vaguely remember people suggesting 50 points), but it probably differs a lot per player.
Anyway, the number of white and black games tends to balance out in the long term - except maybe in team events if a player deliberately gets excess games with either color. It's perfectly balanced in double round robins - so if Carlsen got an extra reward for a win with black against Aronian in Bilbao, he should also get extra punishment for his draw with white in Sao Paulo against the same Aronian.
I disagree that Carlsen's middle game play is "without peer". Its hyperbole, especially in sharp middlegames, I can think of at least 5-10 players that are better. However, in the endgame, he is the best.
"I can think of at least 5-10 players that are better"
I don't think it's easy to find at least 5-10 players that are better middlegame players than any #1 at any point in time, and there are certainly not at least 5-10 players that are better than Carlsen in the middlegame. In the opening certainly, but not in the middlegame.
wow Whatever happnes tomorrow...todays game Carlsen Anand left a mark on my mind. Just look at the final position. Its chess in a whole other class. Really amazing stuff. Good luck to all the players but I'm still shaking my head at this game. wow!
Not too long ago Carlsen favored the highly theoretical Dragon as one of his main weapons. The guy can do theory if he wants.
Wonderful games by Carlsen and Caruana today. The future looks to be in good hands!
By move twenty Carlsen had all of Anands pawns in the middle blockading his own major pieces on the queen side and then methodically went to work on his isolated king, very nice game! Kasparov's once seemingly unobtainable elo is just a hairs breadth away and by a kid who has yet to play for the world championship. I move FIDE allow any player who maintains a higher elo than the reigning WC for one continous year has the right to challenge the champion directly based on that criterea alone. Magnus or Aronian have more than proven they deserve a shot imho.
Well I had Nakamura as the next one over 2800 but I think Caruana is by far the most likely as he seems to be improving at a very quick rate and his game is good every where. Carlsen may be challenged by the future players rather than those from behind him besides Aronian anyway. Good days for chess fans.
Can anyone tell me... in the Carlsen-Anand game... why not 5... Qg4?
Carlsen is nothing special. He's just the first of the young-guns. Many other players who have grown up with Rybka and Houdini will be just as good if not better. Wait and see.
where s our friend Reality Check. Did he commit suicide as his God Anand lost to none other than the mediocre Carlsen :)
Any idea which is considered a better inflation-adjusted rating, Kasparov's 2851 in 1999 or Fischer's 2785 in 1972? In Fischer's day, high 2500s GMs were the norm, and 2600+ were a rarity. Now, 2750+ are a dime a dozen. Carlsen has to exceed 2900 before even starting to come into the reckoning.
It's impossible to make a direct comparison between two different eras as they faced a totally different pool of players.
The thing with Kasparov (and Fischer for that matter), was that he was so much higher rated than the rest, at least 50 points down to number 2 and even more to the rest. That means it was much more difficult to maintain the high rating.
Carlsen gap down to number 2 Aronian is growing, but as his competitors are closer in rating than what Kasparov's was, it's "easier" to maintain the high rating.
On the other hand, Magnus has many more competitors than what Kasparov had, there are just too many top players which makes it more difficult to remain the world #1.
It's just a matter of time before the 2851 record will be broken, but in my opinion, it doesn't mean as much as what many people think.
Not a question of rating. Watch Fisher's games at the same age and you'll understand that Carlsen belongs to the same category
you really believe that carlsen is not overprepared and comes empty handed at the board? He is a huge theorician, born and raised in the era of chessbase and rybka. He is not a creator like korchnoi or geller, but he is as much prepared as karpov was, even more so in sidelines.
The young guns are finally taking the creme de la creme by a storm !
go go Carslen !!!
I wonder if a faster time control can really "stimulate "attractive" and "fighting" chess, whatever that may be". One might think so because rapid and blitz games tend to have more decisive results, But here it may go either way: It can increase the blunder rate (does this make chess attractive and fighting?), but it can also increase the 'safety rate'. Short on time and with the choice between a promising but risky and a safe continuation, players may rather choose the latter.
The London GP had a more generous time control, particularly after move 40. It still had plenty of decisive games, and (some) players still got into time trouble.
The faster time control might be more spectator-friendly. With games starting at 5:00PM local time, many people can watch during the week after work (in London, Wijk aan Zee, ... games start earlier in the afternoon). At the same time, the games don't last too long into the evening - which is spectator- and player-friendly (and organizer-friendly as tournament staff also has less working hours).
Tweet by "lladini" (Spanish chess journalist David Llada):
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Then a follow-up:
"I hope Vallejo will change his mind after some rest. Spanish chess can't afford to lose Shirov and Vallejo in the same year!"
Hmm, a while ago Ivanchuk had also retired at least for a few days.
Vallejo - what is this rubbish about retiring? ("Pero he decidido que me retiro del ajedrez de competición por un tiempo indefinido")
You admitted yourself that this time control doesn't quite suit you and you are playing the best players in the world. Don't leave!
Players not in the absolute elite often, actually usually, take some heavy beatings when they participate with the very top guns, at least at first, until they manage to raise their game (if at all). But it's all good experience, Paco!!
I don't think Vallejo got upset _that_ he lost against Karjakin but _how_ he lost ... . It must have been easier to accept his losses against Carlsen where the opponent simply and predictably played better - that falls under "good experience".
There seems to be hope for Spanish chess: I am not too fluent in Spanish but the original 'por un tiempo indefinido' sounds like "until further notice"/"until I change my mind again" and doesn't necessarily mean "for the rest of my life". Hence David Llada is a bit too sensationalist or pessimistic? Others (e.g. Morozevich, but also Leko) have taken breaks from competitive chess and came back.
But in the short term, how will it affect Vallejo's mood and motivation in today's key game (for the entire tournament) against Caruana?
Yes, yes.. you are all witty, but what is wrong with 5... Qg4 in Carlsen-Anand game?
Well it's certainly playable because the queen hits both g2 and e4 but the problem is white simply castles and if Qxe4 then white developes more pieces while hitting the queen, so black loses at least one tempo. Black hasn't developed a single piece. If black doesn't take on e4 then the queen is just misplaced and it can be chased away very easily
Agreed. Although at this level it is definitely not playable and the game would've ended in 10 more moves. Black's queenside and king are too vulnerable.
I think that after this win over Anand, I would personally refer to Magnus as the "Great One". He should truly participate in the World Championship cycle, and after this, I truly think he deserves his sky high Elo ratings and the reputaiton as the best player in the world. No one beats Anand like this when it matters. He has to be very very very good, like World Number 1, much above anyone else. I am beginning to suspect that he is truly better than EVEN Aronian and Kramnik (but he needs to prove that in a World Championship match). I will closely follow this great player also from now on. Magnus Carlsen, I truly respect his chess skills now. I am his chess fan also! My respect and loyalty for Anand's chess and as a human being will not change. It has been earned over decades and he rightfully deserves it.
To be fair, the kind of form Carlsen is in at present, I don't think anybody can get away with anything. They say that you can't squeeze blood out of a turnip, but it looks like this is exactly what Carlsen is doing to his opponents. To me it seems that his opponents are losing the psychological battle. First Caruana and now Anand.
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A bottom-to-top assessment of the F.B.S. landscape heading into the 2012 season.
- 2. Oregon
- 3. Florida State
- 4. Alabama
- 6. Georgia
- 7. Michigan State
- 8. Texas
- 9. Oklahoma
- 10. South Carolina
- 11. Wisconsin
- 12. West Virginia
- 13. Boise State
- 14. Utah
- 15. Virginia Tech
- 16. Nebraska
- 17. Kansas State
- 18. Michigan
- 19. Arkansas
- 21. Ohio State
- 23. Stanford
- 24. Clemson
- 25. Notre Dame
- 26. Ohio
- 27. Georgia Tech
- 28. Tennessee
- 29. Rutgers
- 30. Houston
- 31. Mississippi State
- 32. Oklahoma State
- 33. Louisiana Tech
- 34. Florida
- 35. Louisville
- 36. N.C. State
- 38. California
- 39. Tulsa
- 40. Auburn
- 41. North Carolina
- 42. Cincinnati
- 43. Nevada
- 44. Missouri
- 45. Iowa
- 46. Baylor
- 47. South Florida
- 48. Virginia
- 49. Air Force
- 50. Florida International
- 51. Penn State
- 52. Washington
- 53. Pittsburgh
- 54. Northern Illinois
- 55. Texas A&M
- 57. Toledo
- 59. Northwestern
- 60. Navy
- 61. Texas Tech
- 62. Western Michigan
- 63. Louisiana-Lafayette
- 64. Illinois
- 65. Southern Mississippi
- 66. Vanderbilt
- 67. Utah State
- 68. Washington State
- 69. Arkansas State
- 70. Bowling Green
- 71. Arizona
- 72. Connecticut
- 73. Purdue
- 74. San Diego State
- 75. East Carolina
- 76. San Jose State
- 77. Miami (Fla.)
- 78. Wake Forest
- 79. Wyoming
- 80. Oregon State
- 81. Iowa State
- 82. Arizona State
- 83. Syracuse
- 84. Minnesota
- 85. Western Kentucky
- 86. Maryland
- 87. Miami (Ohio)
- 88. Army
- 89. Colorado
- 90. Hawaii
- 91. Fresno State
- 92. Eastern Michigan
- 93. Mississippi
- 94. Temple
- 95. New Mexico State
- 96. Kentucky
- 97. Marshall
- 98. Kent State
- 99. Central Michigan
- 100. Troy
- 101. Boston College
- 102. North Texas
- 103. Duke
- 104. Ball State
- 105. Kansas
- 106. Colorado State
- 107. Louisiana-Monroe
- 109. Indiana
- 110. Buffalo
- 111. Rice
- 112. Tulane
- 113. Idaho
- 114. Middle Tennessee
- 116. Florida Atlantic
- 118. Akron
- 119. Memphis
- 120. Massachusetts
- 121. Texas State
- 122. New Mexico
- 123. South Alabama
- 124. Texas-San Antonio
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No. 54: Navy
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 8, 2011
You have to love an offense whose idea of flash is the forward pass. Navy's offense reads like the back of a shampoo bottle: run, run, repeat. Devotees of option football, rejoice. And the Midshipmen would have it no other way. The program is in the midst of its finest stretch in modern history, having won at least eight games for eight straight years, reaching eight straight bowl games with 70 wins over this span, 18th-most in the nation. Over the same period, Air Force has won 56 games and reached four bowl games, Army 27 games with one bowl berth. Heads above the Falcons, heads-and-shoulders ahead of the Cadets — that's what makes these the glory days of Navy football.
Annapolis, Md.
Returning starters
11 (8 offense, 3 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 30
2010 record
(9-4, 0-0)
Last year's
No. 37
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
Delaware - Sept. 10
at W.K.U. - Sept. 17
at S. Carolina - Oct. 1
Air Force - Oct. 8
Southern Miss. - Oct. 15
at Rutgers - Oct. 22
E.C.U. - Oct. 29
at Notre Dame - Nov. 5
Troy - Nov. 12
at S.M.U. - Nov. 19
at San Jose St. - Dec. 10
Army (in Landover, Md.)
Last year's prediction
Don't get me wrong: I don't think the Mids are a national title contender, nor do I think this team capable of running the table. Yet the Mids should have little trouble repeating last season's nine-win regular season. The offense will be strong; if it's not, Dobbs will simply put this group on his shoulders and will it to victory. There's no reason to expect any decline in production from this defense, which returns several of last season's talented pieces. Both sides have contributors to replace, obviously, and neither could lift Navy past a premier B.C.S. conference opponent. Nevertheless, the pieces are place for a 10-win run. That's how good Navy can be: dominant on the ground; capable of making plays through the air; strong at each level of the defense; and, most importantly, very finely coached. The schedule will help, but don't be surprised to see Navy make a home in the Top 25 at some point this season. We'll know early, when the Mids take on Maryland, Air Force and Wake Forest through early October, how good this team can be.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Navy continues to roll off successful regular seasons with relative ease, though the Midshipmen are surely disappointed in the fact that Air Force, for the first time in eight years, reclaimed the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy. That was the only thing that changed from, say, 2007 and 2010: Navy beat Army, again; beat Notre Dame, again; racked up ridiculous amounts of rushing yards, again; and, once again, entered bowl play with a shot at 10 wins. This is nothing new. What is somewhat new? The rebirth of a capable Navy defense. The program had struggled keeping points off the board in 2007, allowing a school record 473 points in Johnson's final season, but has given up less than 23.3 points per game in each of the last three seasons. But the defense can certainly be better than it was last fall, especially against the pass.
High point The season-ending win over Army. Yeah, the barrage of scoring against East Carolina was fun to watch, but nothing comes close to another win over the Cadets. Still, the lovable totals from that win over the Pirates: 76 points, 591 yards of total offense, 521 yards on the ground, seven players with at least 25 yards rushing. If money wasn't tight, I'd put a TV in the bathroom and play that game on a loop. Too much?
Low point The 14-6 road loss to Air Force. Navy had chances to at least even the score, but were undone by careless play with the football and a somewhat uncharacteristic reliance on the pass. At the point, Navy stood at 2-2. The Mids also lost to Duke, falling behind by 24 points at halftime and, despite a late charge, losing by four.
Tidbit Navy's streak of seasons with at least eight wins puts the program in some very elite company. Virginia Tech has the longest such streak in the F.B.S., one that goes back 13 years. Boise State is next at 12, then Oklahoma and L.S.U., both 11. Ohio State, West Virginia, U.S.C. and Texas Tech are at nine, followed by the Mids at eight.
Tidbit (state representation edition) Navy's roster features student-athletes from 25 states — and I can't decide whether to list the states that are represented or those that are not. Louisiana, Utah, Oklahoma, Michigan and Colorado have only a single representative; Virginia, Ohio, Washington, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Arizona, Illinois, South Carolina, Alabama and New Jersey have less than five; Maryland, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Hawaii have between five and 10; and California, North Carolina, Texas and Florida are in the double-digits. Texas and Florida lead the way with 15 student-athletes on the roster.
Tidbit (Army-Navy edition) Army's last win over Navy came on Dec. 1, 2001, a span of 3,508 days. When the two teams meet on Dec. 10, it will have been 3,662 days since the Cadets last tasted victory over their rival. In comparison, Ohio State's length of dominance over Michigan currently stands at 2,787 days, and will be at 2,927 days when the two teams meet on Nov. 26.
Tidbit (100-word preview edition) It's that time again. Here's how it works: I give you a quiz question; you become the first person to answer the question; you win the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of your favorite team when it appears on the Countdown. Get it? Good. Here's the question:
Navy leads all non-B.C.S. conference programs with 18 wins since 2003 over B.C.S. conference competition. It helps that Navy does not play conference games, of course. Can you name the eight other schools with at least six such victories since 2003?
Teams already spoken for California (Katster), Iowa (M Meyer), Mississippi (Flint Foster), Northwestern (NUwildcat09), Oregon (Eksynyt), Pittsburgh (htp2012), Texas (Burnt Orange), Texas A&M (Ol' Rock), Washington (Dr. Klahn).
Former players in the N.F.L.
1 FB Kyle Eckel (Denver).
Arbitrary top five list
N.B.A. players from Patriot League institutions
1. PG Bob Cousy (Holy Cross).
2. C David Robinson (Navy).
3. PF Tom Heinsohn (Holy Cross).
4. PF Kermit Washington (American).
5. SG Carl Braun (Colgate).
Ken Niumatalolo (Hawaii '89), 27-14 after three full seasons at Navy. Niumatalolo is the first Polynesian head coach in F.B.S. history and the first Samoan head coach on any collegiate level. Reaching eight wins, matching the team's 2007 total, had to make the 2008 season a successful one for the Midshipmen. Reaching 10 wins in 2009, tying Paul Johnson's single-season record set in 2004, and following that up with another nine wins a year ago indicates that with its system in place, Navy is in no danger of ending its streak of winning seasons anytime soon. Each of Niumatalolo's teams have failed to match the Johnson-coached teams' offensive output, but the defense has made great strides in scoring, keeping the team competitive in most games. In 2008, Niumatalolo joined George Welsh as the only first-year Navy coaches to win the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy — something, admittedly, I didn't think the Midshipmen would do that season. Niumatalolo has served two stints at Navy: the first from 1995-98, under former Louisiana-Monroe coach Charlie Weatherbie, and from 2002 to 2007 under Paul Johnson. Niumatalolo has several ties to his predecessor: in addition to serving as his assistant head coach and offensive line coach, Niumatalolo took over as offensive coordinator when Johnson left for Georgia Southern in 1996 and was the starting quarterback at Hawaii when Johnson was coordinating the Warrior attack in the late 1980s. His first stretch with the Mids, though marginally less successful (24-21), gave Niumatalolo valuable play-calling experience. In addition to his time at Navy, Niumatalolo has coached at his alma mater (1992-94) and U.N.L.V. (1999-2001). Navy could not have found a more perfect fit.
Players to watch
Ricky Dobbs has left the building, off to his stint in the armed forces, career in the N.F.L. and pursuit of higher office. His replacement will be Kriss Proctor, who spelled Dobbs three times over the last two years, including in Navy's win over Central Michigan a year ago. If that game is any indication, Proctor's transition into the starting lineup will be a smooth one: he rushed for 201 yards and a score against the Chippewas, becoming the sixth Navy quarterback to crack the 200-yard barrier in a single game and, in the process, showing the smooth running style that should lead this running game in 2011.
Dobbs never got enough credit for his ability as a thrower. His arm will be missed this fall, as while Proctor is clearly ready to go as a runner he's not quite there as a passer. Is this is a huge problem? No, of course not. But Niumatalolo still wants to be able to pass when the opportunity presents itself, so Proctor's questionable passing skills are a slight concern. He'll make up for this weakness as a runner, believe me: Proctor is quick, agile and extremely athletic. And as a senior, he knows this offense from top to bottom.
This might be Niumatalolo's best backfield yet. This triple-option offense needs a good fullback to really get rolling, as Army illustrated a year ago, and Navy should feel very confident in Alexander Teich's ability to be the hammer to Proctor's more graceful running style. Teich finished second on the team in rushing last fall with 863 yards, coming on very strong from the S.M.U. game on to help the Mids win six of seven to end the regular season. Once again, look for Teich to finish second on the team in rushing. Slot backs Gee Gee Greene (492 yards, 5 scores) and Aaron Santiago (201 yards) are options three and four, but both can make an even larger impact as receivers. Greene notched 18 catches for 286 yards last fall, both totals good for second on the team, while Santiago added 13 receptions for 251 yards. Juniors John Howell and Bo Snelson will also see plenty of time, but it's the trio of Teich, Greene and Santiago that will lead the way.
Navy will pass even less in 2011, as noted above. When Proctor does drop back, however, he won't have the luxury of looking for Greg Jones, last year's leading receiver. Instead, Proctor will turn to senior Doug Furman and junior Brandon Turner, two bigger receivers who could present mismatches against certain cornerbacks. Neither have done much, but that's not a huge deal. The receiver corps actually has great size throughout, with each of the six options currently listed on the depth chart standing above 6'0.
It's somewhat rare to see Navy bring back four starters along the offensive front, as the line is typically senior-heavy. That wasn't the case in 2010, but it'll be a senior-laden group in 2011: center Brady DeMell, right guard John Dowd and right tackle Ryan Basford are entering their final seasons. Think offensive linemen aren't bright? Take a peek at Dowd, an Academic all-American a year ago. Josh Cabral, a junior, is the fourth returning starter. There is an ongoing competition to replace left tackle Jeff Battipaglia: senior David Summral and junior Andrew Barker currently share top billing.
The defense won't be great. Navy would settle for just good, but I'm not even sure if the Mids can count on that: the secondary is a question mark and the front seven has huge shoes to fill. At least there's senior end Jabaree Tuani, who is a beacon of production on a defense that lacks proven quantities. Can Tuani make 100 tackles? He might be in a position to do so — worse yet, he might have to. At least Navy knows he could: Tuani made 72 tackles last fall, 15.5 for loss, and added 5.5 sacks. But his running mates up front are gone, leaving the Mids searching for two new starters to fill out their three-man front.
Josh Dowling-Fitzpatrick will get first crack at replacing Billy Yarborough, who led Navy in sacks in 2010. A converted linebacker, Dowling-Fitzpatrick might have enough speed off the edge to be a factor in the pass rush, helping the Mids recoup Yarborough's lost production. The Mids could call on junior Ryan Paulson as a stouter presence against the run; this pair will compliment each other well. Senior Jared Marks, an understudy last fall, takes over at nose guard. While Tuani is coming off a monster season, this trio combined for 11 tackles a year ago. In other words, it's Tuani and a batch of unknowns. But that's life for Navy football, I guess.
Remember the depth chart at linebacker for most of last season? Toss it, crumple it up, use it in the birdcage: four starters must be replaced, and while Navy brings back one part-time starter, this group will have a whole new look in 2011. As you'd expect, there's plenty of competition. Even the one linebacker with solid starting experience, senior Max Blue (58 tackles), isn't assured of a starting role: Navy has him tied with junior Caleb King (28 tackles) at one inside spot. King could also start in place of Matt Warrick, a two-game starter in 2010. The Mids can take some solace in the fact that there are three options inside, all with nice experience: Blue, Warrick and King played plenty in 2010.
No such luck at outside linebacker, as projected starters Jarred Shannon and Mason Graham have made their mark mainly on special teams thus far. They are seniors, however, and that's often when a Navy defender makes his mark. Youth abounds on the second tier of the depth chart outside. Three sophomores and one junior, Keegan Wetzel, are backing up the senior pair, and there will be opportunities for one or more to make their mark come September.
Position battle(s) to watch
Secondary Wyatt Middleton's big-play ability will be sorely missed; his 98-yard fumble return for a score against Army last December won't soon be forgotten. Middleton is one of three starters who must replaced off last season's secondary, which was in itself a group that fared poorly against the better passing teams on the schedule. The lone returning starter is senior cornerback Kwesi Mitchell (48 tackles, 1 interception), though he's not the only defensive back with starting experience: junior Tra'ves Bush (44 tackles, 1 interception) made two starts at linebacker last fall, but moves back to safety as Navy looks to replace Middleton. Junior Jordan Fraser also made a single start last fall, which gives him a leg up over sophomores Gary Myers and Shawn Lynch at free safety. That takes care of three spots, though Navy still needs to make a decision at cornerback. David Sperry? A junior, Sperry saw a good amount of time as a reserve in 2010. Jonathan Wev? Only a sophomore, Wev touched the field on special teams a year ago. What about senior David Wright? He seems like the best option, considering that he has started a game in the past and has the sort of experience his two competitors lack. Bottom line: Navy doesn't need to get dominant play from its secondary, but does need this group to control the bleeding. That the Mids don't do a good job getting to the quarterback puts the secondary behind the eight ball from the start.
Game(s) to watch
Well, there's Army. This year's meeting will be played at FedEx Field, making it the most important game played in that stadium since its inception in 1997. Air Force is a fairly close second — but a clear second — as the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy goes through the Falcons. More games of note: Notre Dame in South Bend, S.M.U. and South Carolina.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Navy might continue its streak of eight-win seasons, but this team looks weaker than some of the program's recent versions. This is primarily because of a defense with major issues to address. Each level of the defense brings question marks to the table: Tuani is terrific, but the Mids can't feel overly confident in the new faces dotting the depth chart; the linebacker corps seems fine inside but must find major minutes from a group of unproven commodities on the outside; and the secondary looks to take a step back with three new starters in the fold — and the pass defense was an issue a year ago. It's all on the back of this offense, which must not just score points but also control the ball. So it's a good thing no team can run the ball quite like Navy. After dropping to fourth nationally in carries last fall, look for the Mids to skyrocket back to the top of the list in 2011: this is partly because Proctor won't be the passer his predecessor was, but also because Niumatalolo knows he needs to control the clock. Is the offense talented enough to do so? Oh, without question: the offense might be even better, with all due respect to the great Ricky Dobbs. Can Navy win eight games? Better yet, can Navy reclaim the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy? At this point, it's hard to pick against Air Force. But Navy is right there, and it's going to be a toss-up; the Mids do get the Falcons at home, remember. Even if Navy takes a step back, this is still a bowl team and more. Seven wins in the regular season is a safe bet, but you can't count out a program that has done almost nothing wrong for eight years running. And what about the season finale? I'm going to go out on a limb and say the winning streak continues. Gutsy pick, right?
Dream season Navy beats Army, Air Force and Notre Dame en route to a 10-2 regular season.
Nightmare season The eight-win streak ends, as does the eight-year streak of winning seasons: 5-7, with a loss to Army.
In case you were wondering
Where do Navy fans congregate? Your best option is The Birddog, which gives you plenty of blog action, message board chatter and incisive discussion of the option. I don't know about you, but I could read breakdowns of the option offense — whether at Navy or elsewhere — with breakfast, lunch and dinner. When it comes to recruiting coverage with a healthy dose of message board action, nobody does it better than GoMids.com. In addition, you can find local newspaper coverage at The Capital and The Washington Post.
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M Meyer says:
So, the last name is Eck and that should mean that Nevada is next!
Navy 86 says:
The WR is Brandon Turner, not Doug. Other than that, fantastic write-up.
Paul: Damn. Had Furman on the brain. Thanks for the fix. Made it above.
Jim Dotter says:
Navy won a National Championship in:
Alex Payne says:
That game between Manchester United and Barcelona has to rank up pretty darn close with the Navy-Army game.
But either way, Beat Army indeed.
Paul: How dare you, sir. I can't believe you are going to come into this space and say that a soccer match stands alongside Army-Navy. How dare you, sir.
Alex Payne says:
BYU, Utah, Boise State, TCU, Notre Dame, Fresno State, Air Force, East Carolina.
If correct, I'll take Nebraska
Paul: Yep. You've got the Cornhuskers. I didn't include Notre Dame on the list, though I should have.
Charlie says:
Notre Dame, ECU, Fresno St., TCU, Boise, Houston, Hawaii, BYU.
I'll take the UNC Tarheels.
John Lawrence says:
Granted, Navy is a good team, but if they beat the Irish again…I will cry uncontrollably, weep openly.
Joel says:
Houston (Miss. St 03, Miss. St 05, Ok. St 06, Ok. St 09, Texas Tech 09, Miss. St 09)
TCU (Vandy 03, Arizona 03, Northwestern 04, Okla. 05, Iowa St 05, Baylor 06, Texas Tech 06, Baylor 07, Stanford 07, Stanford 08, Virginia 09, Clemson 09, Oregon St 10, Baylor 10, Wisconsin 10)
East Carolina (Duke 04, Virginia 06, NC State 06, UNC 07, VT 08, WVU 08, NC State 10)
BYU (Georgia Tech 03, Notre Dame 04, Oregon 06, Arizona 07, UCLA 07, Washington 08, UCLA 08, Oklahoma 09, Oregon State 09, Washington 10)
Utah (Cal 03, Oregon 03, Texas A&M 04, Arizona 04, UNC 04, Pitt 04, Arizona 05, GT 05, UCLA 07, Louisville 07, Michigan 08, Oregon State 08, Alabama 08, Louisville 09, Cal 09, Pitt 10, Iowa State 10)
Hawaii (Bama 03, Northwestern 04, Mich. St 04, Purdue 06, ASU 06, Wash. 07, Wash. St 08, Wash. St. 09)
Fresno State (Oregon St 03, UCLA 03, Wash. 04, Kans. St 04, Virginia 04, Kans. St 07, GT 07, Rutgers 08, UCLA 08, Illinois 09, Cincy 10, Illinois 10)
Boise State (Oregon St 04, Oregon St 06, Oklahoma 06, Oregon 08, Oregon 09, VT 10, Oregon St 10)
Toledo (Pitt 03, Kansas 06, Iowa St 07, Michigan 08, Colorado 09, Purdue 10)
If correct, I'll take Clemson. -
Nabber says:
Navy's 80 wins over the last 8 years were over some of the worst teams in college football history. Whoopee.
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Cost | $900.00 |
About the course
This one-day course will cover all things Facebook including community building, campaign execution, case studies, ads and reporting, equipping you with practical and strategic knowledge for marketing with the platform that brands can't afford to ignore.
With over a billion users worldwide, Facebook is an important platform for marketers, and managing brand pages can be complex. From technical aspects such as widgets and apps, to etiquette and reputation management, there's a lot to think about. This course gives an overview of Facebook for marketing, and will equip you with the confidence to build your brands community, engineer campaigns and broaden your social media strategy.
- Roles
- Challenges
- What are we going to cover?
- Objectives
Why Facebook?
- Growth
- Trends
- Timeline & Ticker
- Branding & Milestones
- Frictionless Sharing, Open Graph
- Tabs, Apps, Widgets & Connect
- EdgeRank & GraphRank
- Likeable Content
- Campaign Case Studies
- Tactics, moderation, spam, guidelines
- What not to do
Facebook Advertising
- Ad products
- Targeting
- Landing pages
- Facebook Insights
- Google Analytics
- Third party tools
Course Requirements: Use of a laptop or tablet is optional.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for anyone directly or indirectly involved with his or her company's Facebook or social media marketing.
What will I learn?
At the end of this workshop participants will be able to.
- Determine the opportunities of leveraging Facebook for your brand.
- Create earned media to reach friends of fans through Facebook apps.
- Understand best practise for building a Facebook community.
- Create and execute a campaign that will drive engagement.
- Leverage paid for Facebook ads to support your campaigns.
Rob McNair
Rob McNair is the Chief Strategy Officer for the social media agency mycleveragency. With 10 years of digital marketing experience he has had the privilege of developing strategies for some of the world's most recognisable brands such as Samsung, Skype, Rentokil-Initial, Shell, Prudential and Sky to name few.
In 2009 he founded mycleveragency to give brands a "best of breed" social media consulting solution. mycleveragency teams up with companies to build their brand equity by leveraging all forms of the social web to create conversations, increase word of mouth and build lasting relationships.
Rob is a passionate speaker on the subject of social media and is a social media trainer with various organisations including Econsultancy where he heads up our Facebook program training global companies.
Econsultancy London - Farringdon Point
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Farringdon (Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City) or Chancery Lane (Central Line)
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generalf electric investor general electric company general g electric investor contents of this issue 2-3 approved ge-utah international merger 4-1 5 a profile of utah international 16-19 ct the big news in health care 20-22 ge's dividend reinvestment plan broadcast controlled color television is here its called vir it lets the tv broadcaster automatically control the color and tint on selected new general electric color models you won't believe it until you see it i many tv programs are now transmitted i with a special color reference signal called i vir when the vir signal is present new i sophisticated computer-type circuitry in i selected general electric color models use '¦ this signal to automatically adjust the color and tint of the television picture this means you won't have to fiddle with those color control settings instead this truly automatic vir system makes the adjustments for you ge's broadcast controlled color system consistently gives you color and tint automatically adjusted by the vir signal from the broadcasters themselves general electric's new broadcast controlled color sets have a pilot light that indicates when the tv station is broad casting the special vir signal it's like the pilot light for steree fm radio your ge dealer can tell you the extent to which vir is available in your area of course vir can't solve poor reception problems but if your reception is good imagine the thrill of seeing your ge set automatically adjust the color and tint right before your eyes ge broadcast controlled color another reason why ge invites you to go into a store and compare our per formance see for yourself prove it to yourself we think it's the smart way for you to decide which brand to buysymbol of a merger a coal stacker at work in austrialia representing utah internationals worldwide scope in natural resources superimposed on the bucket wheel of a steam turbine undergoing test in schenectady n y exemplifying general electrics broad interests in the generation delivery control and utilization of electric power
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Title | UCUI_1976_GeneralElectricInvestor |
Subject | CT – Health Care, General Electric, GEs Dividend Reinvestment Plan, Merger, Share Owners, Utah International Inc. |
Description | "At a special meetings on opposite coasts of the United States on December 15, share owners of General Electric and of Utah International Inc. voted their approval to make Utah International a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Electric." The report includes information concerning the Approved: GE-Utah International merger, A Profile of Utah International, CT-the big news in health care, and GEs Dividend Reinvestment Plan. |
Creator | San Francisco: Utah International Inc. |
Publisher Digital | Stewart Library, Weber State University |
Date Original | 1976 |
Date Digital | 2007 |
Type | Image; Text |
Physical Description | 8.5 x 11 in. paper bound report, portrait format. |
Digital Format | TIFF/JPG/PDF |
Conversion Specifications | Archived TIFF images were scanned by Susan Highsmith at 300 dpi with an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner. JPG and PDF files were then created for general use. Transcripts generated by OCR (Optical Character Recognition). |
Digital Identifier | UCCAnnualReports |
Source | UCC/UIC1900-1984MS100bx6 |
Language | eng |
Rights Management | Digital Image Copyright 2007. Used by permission of Chris Hunter, Director of Archives and Collections, Schenectady Museum & Suits-Bueche Planetarium. All rights reserved. |
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