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TRAVERSE CITY — A proposed Grand Traverse County policy that city officials find discriminatory against city residents apparently derailed reorganization of the Traverse Area District Library Board.
The county board wanted the city to give up one of its three appointments to the seven-member library board to allow for broader geographic representation. City commissioners appear willing to give up one seat, but balked at a provision that bars the county board from appointing any city residents.
"I just thought that was ridiculous," said Traverse City Mayor Michael Estes. "Why do you want to exclude somebody who lives in the county if you are a county board?"
The city isn't demanding the county appoint a city resident; it's just that they don't want city residents excluded from applying for a post, Estes said.
"If they turn down a city resident for whatever reason, that's their choice," he said.
Estes negotiated the agreement with the county but said the would-be exclusion of city residents came as a surprise.
The exclusion also bothered other commissioners.
"I thought the whole point of this was to regionalize and be inclusive, not exclude people," said Commissioner Jim Carruthers.
County officials want to regionalize the library board after they received complaints from branch and member libraries that they lack representation on the board. County board Chairman Larry Inman acknowledged the county board itself created many of the problems with its appointments.
County board members put three residents from Peninsula Township on the library board, as well as county Commissioner Jason Gillman of East Bay Township, whose district includes Peninsula Township.
All seven board members live within an eight-mile radius, and six live within four miles of each other.
County officials will ask the independent library boards in Peninsula, Interlochen, and Fife Lake to recommend TADL board appointments. They also will try to avoid appointing more than one person from any of the seven county commission districts.
The county board already gave tentative approval to the reorganization plan, including the city resident exclusion. Inman said he doesn't know how the board will react to the city's stance.
"All we want is peace in the county, so when the county-wide library millage comes up for renewal in (2016) people aren't all mad about not having representation," Inman said.
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Traverse City, Grand Traverse quibble over library board
Frankfort, McBain win regional titles
The No. 3-ranked Frankfort Panthers secured a Class D girls basketball regional championship tonight, defeating Bellaire 61-33.
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TCAPS cancels special board meeting
Traverse City Area Public Schools officials canceled a special meeting about the district's long-standing election law violation.
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Titans roll into district finals
Sault Ste. Marie trailed by double digits for all but 90 seconds Wednesday night. That pretty much sums up Traverse City West's dominance in winning a Class A district semifinal 77-57 after jumping out to an early 14-0 lead.
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The issue: GT board can't agree on per diem payments. Our view: It's another case of a flawed policy.
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There's no comparison between summer-ripened tomatoes fresh from the garden and those pallid pink pucks labeled "tomato" on February's supermarket shelves.
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Will Bennett doesn't want to spend his future saddled to a desk from 9-to-5 every day. It's one reason he's training to be a pilot in Northwestern Michigan College's Aviation Program.
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Traverse City Area Public Schools board members will consider an offer to resolve a longstanding election law violation, but the public won't be privy to what district officials say once their conversation moves behind closed doors.
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Propane prices dip; gasoline up for spring
Michigan's propane prices are finally falling after the state sent out a call for help.
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When St. Francis needed a spark to ignite its offense Wednesday night, the Gladiators turned to the Big Three.
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A northern Michigan business will benefit from a $133 million contract with the United States Air Force.
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I'm a little romantic about food. I'm sure that comes as a not-surprise-at-all to many of you who have been reading me for years.
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Reasons to be happy.
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Alpena starts fast, cruises past Central
Falling into a big, early deficit is a dangerous way to live. Although Traverse City Central was able to scratch out a win that way in Monday's boys basketball tournament opener versus Petoskey, it couldn't find that same magic in Wednesday's Class A district semifinal against Big North Conference champion Alpena.
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Nancy Krcek Allen: Marriage made in winter kitchen
Nancy Krcek Allen has been a chef-educator for more than 25 years and has taught professional and recreational classes in California, New York City and Michigan. Her culinary textbook, "Discovering Global Cuisines" was released in March 2013.
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Forum: Return to local control
What happens within a prison population when prisoners convicted of violent crimes are mixed in with inmates incarcerated for non-violent crimes?
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CTC's orientation shows eighth-graders that concepts can excite
A class of eighth-grade students sat quietly, and patiently listened to an engineering presentation in a Traverse Bay Area Intermediate School District Career-Tech Center classroom.
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Sleeping Bear bill passes House
Favored trails, views and hunting spots in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore are one step closer to being preserved for good.
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Boys Basketball Roundup: Manton rallies to beat Lake City
Manton (10-11) rallied from a six-point fourth-quarter deficit to edge visiting Lake City 56-55 in a Class C district semifinal clash and earn a berth in Friday's district title game with Traverse City St. Francis.
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Frankfort's Reznich elected president of BCAM; Boating safety class set.
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Hit-and-run vehicle sought: White car with front-end damage
Grand Traverse County sheriff's deputies seek a vehicle involved in a Garfield Township hit-and-run.
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Today in Sports: 03/06/2014
What's happening in sports across the region and the nation:
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Paw Paw man faces sex crime charge
A Paw Paw man is accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl during a summer camping trip at Interlochen State Park.
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Nightclub keeps TC police busy
Traverse City Police Capt. Mike Ayling said officers responded to four different calls — three fights and one drunken driver — linked to the Streeters Center in two hours on Tuesday evening.
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Community in Brief: 03/06/2014
Guest musicians join Jazz at the Cambria; benefit pancake breakfast; reservation deadline for senior luncheon; and more.
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On the heels of highly successful reunion tour last year, The Greyboy Allstars met in the studio for the first time in a decade to make What Happened to Television?, which is also the group's first collaboration with DJ Greyboy since their seminal 1995 debut, West Coast Boogaloo.
As on that album, which featured former James Brown musical director Fred Wesley, one hears on What Happened to Television? elements of the old-school funk and soul that have always preoccupied the band's namesake DJ, who returns here as co-producer in addition to performing on a track.
It was as an extension of Greyboy's weekly residency spinning records at San Diego's now defunct Green Circle Bar that the Allstars first formed in 1993-a diversity of emerging independent musicians who coalesced around a scene-defining DJ and his unique ear for music. After a few years in which word of the group-and, soon, the Allstars themselves-made their way around the world, it became clear to Greyboy that he was not interested in the touring life. So, retaining his name and spirit, the band continued on without him, recording and performing together for several more years.
What Happened to Television? reunites Greyboy with the band he and co-founder Karl Denson originally handpicked-Robert Walter (keyboards), Elgin Park (aka Mike Andrews; guitar, vocals), Chris Stillwell (bass, vocals) and Zak Najor (drums, percussion, vocals)-each of whom shared in the album's songwriting responsibilities.
Television was written and recorded in about a week's time, even though all of the writing took place during, rather than before, the group's reunion in the studio. No one was allowed to bring any ideas that they had in. We had to sit down and all create together, explains Elgin Park.
The album was recorded totally live, without the use of computers. What few edits were made were done by the old-fashioned technique of cutting tape by hand. Capturing the sounds when truly fresh was, in part, a nod to the spontaneous brilliance of the band's shows. But it was more a case of the music simply feeling great to everyone right away that allowed the recording to begin-and be completed-so quickly.
We were trying to be more composition minded and work on songwriting and song craft, says Walter. It was possible that we'd go in there and not come up with anything and be sort of stuck with a bunch of material that wasn't really developed. But it flowed. He adds, The music really is a product of the group, an observation supported by the way the album sounds unlike anything they've done before together, or in any of the band members' divergent solo careers.
In various ways, the group served as a platform for all of these individual endeavors. The Allstars' work on the soundtrack to Zero Effect led Elgin Park to the work he is perhaps best known for (as Michael Andrews): scores to such cult favorite films as Me and You and Everyone We Know and Donnie Darko-the latter generating a #1 hit in the U.K. for his cover of Tears For Fears' Mad World, featuring singer Gary Jules-as well as the acclaimed television program Freaks & Geeks. Andrews has also produced albums by Brendan Benson, Inara George, Metric and others.
Karl Denson went on to lead one of the most successful touring bands as well as recording with artists ranging from Miles Davis cohorts Jack Dejohnette and Dave Holland to the Blind Boys of Alabama. Robert Walter has released several celebrated solo album, leads many successful touring groups and plays with the legendary Headhunters. The rhythm section of Chris Stillwell and Zak Najor have been playing together since their early days as part of San Diego group Motherlode and have since lent their talents to everyone from the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Ozomatli to Inara George.
Even for these now well-seasoned musicians, the catalytic force that seems to take hold when they collaborate with each other seems to pleasantly surprise them. Denson puts this accelerated pace of creation into perspective. What we did in one week would take me two months to do of the same quality in any other situation, he reasons.
Television consists of tight songs rather than endlessly repetitive grooves. Still Waiting possesses a raw urgency, while Old School Cylons is an homage to early rap jams and their funk antecedents. How Glad I Am hearkens back to the '40's sass of the Andrews Sisters, but instead the vocals are provided by the current harmonies of the Living Sisters, a group comprised of Becky Stark, Eleni Mandell and Blue Note Records artist Inara George (daughter of the late Lowell George and member of The Bird and the Bee). The finale is a rousing cover of the Kings' classic Give the Drummer Some, highlighting the band's members individually and collectively. DJ Greyboy even gets some as well, repaying the accolades with lively cuts and scratches of vinyl records.
Elgin Park's take on The Greyboy Allstars and their singular feel-good energy sums up a feeling shared by all of the band's members when they take time out of their individually busy schedules to work together. In this band I'm a completely different player than in almost any other circumstance, he explains. Of reuniting in the studio he says, It opened up a new world for me creatively. It was really liberating to be in the room with so many talented people and just have a good time again.


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Use the meta-analytic approach to examine the effects of aerobic exercise on total cholesterol (TC), high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), and triglycerides (TG) in children and adolescents.
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Randomized controlled trials which were limited to aerobic exercise ≥4 weeks in children and adolescents 5–19 years of age.
Twelve outcomes representing 389 subjects were available for pooling. Using random-effects modeling, a trend for statistically significant decreases of 12% was found for TG ( ± S.E.M., −11.0 ± 6.1 mg/dl; 95% CI, −22.8–0.8 mg/dl) with no statistically significant changes for TC, HDL-C, and LDL-C. Decreases in LDL-C were associated with increased training intensity (r = −0.89; 99% CI, −0.99 to −0.04) and older age (r = −0.90; 99% CI, −0.99 to −0.25) while increases in HDL-C were associated with lower initial HDL-C (r = −0.75; 99% CI, −0.94 to −0.80). Statistically significant decreases in TG were observed in overweight/obese subjects with a trend for increases in HDL-C (TG, ± S.E.M., −23.9 ± 7.0 mg/dl; 95% CI, −37.6 to −10.1 mg/dl; HDL-C, ± S.E.M., 4.0 ± 2.3 mg/dl; 95% CI, −0.5–8.5 mg/dl).
Aerobic exercise decreases TG in overweight/obese children and adolescents.
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Time to give you some links on this Thursday. On WEEI, it was WBZ-TV's Bob Lobel and Steve Burton filling in for Dennis & Callahan once again. Tomorrow is the day when D&C's contracts expire.
On this opening night of the NFL season, Susan Bickelhaupt of the Boston Globe talks with CBS' Dan Dierdorf and ESPN's Ron Jaworski about the Patriots. Pete Dougherty of the Albany Times-Union writes about Jaworski joining Monday Night Football. Don Benevento of the Cherry Hill (NJ) Courier Post also has a story on Jaworski. In the Philadelphia Daily News, Mark Kram says Jaworski is ready for some Monday Night Football. Tom FitzGerald of the San Francisco Chronicle says NFL Network games will be hard to see in the Bay Area. Mike Burrows of the Denver Post looks at the building of a football nation, some of the events listed include TV watersheds. Also from the Denver Post, Anthony Cotton says football is king in the US, thanks partly to TV.
Chris Zelkovich of the Toronto Star talks about the opening of the NFL season and some of the changes in TV partners in Canada. And William Houston of the Toronto Globe and Mail talks with NBC's John Madden about being ready for the season. Bill Harris of the Winnepeg Sun talks with NBC's Al Michaels.
John Ryan of the San Jose Mercury News says the Raiders game against Detroit is close to being blacked out locally in the Bay Area.
Bob Wolfey of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel writes about ESPN's Keyshawn Johnson, NBC's John Madden and Bethanie Mattek's wardrobe.
Andy Fixmer of the Bloomberg News service writes that due to higher rights fees for MLB, NFL and NASCAR and lower subscription fees from the cable companies means ESPN's growth has slowed, and lowering Disney's stock price.
The Worcester Telegram and Gazette's Bill Doyle talks with NESN's Don Orsillo who for some reason changed his policy about mentioning no-hitters on the air.
Dave Dye of the Detroit News says controversy over the Big Ten Network stands to get uglier. From very amateurish looking West Liberty (IA) Index, Susan Sedlacek writes that Liberty Communications has BTN while Mediacom customers still cannot watch it. Mike Prisuta of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review says BTN is worth watching.
Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated has his media power rankings for August.
While ESPN announced last week it would reduce the scripted fare it had offered, news comes from the Television Critics Association Convention that the network is still considering doing a movie about the late Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi.
Bob Molinaro of the Virginian-Pilot says even with a local TV station dumping its traditional sports report on its newscasts, other stations feel local sports still needs to be covered.
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More and more, Laker games are becoming contests of brute power. The return of Andrew Bynum to his pre-injury form, coupled with the chastening effects of those three blowout losses at the end of December, appears to have concentrated the champs' minds and inculcated them with an appreciation for their own competitive strengths. These lie primarily, of course, in the size and talent of their frontline. Game by game, the Lakers are increasingly focused on getting the ball to their big men, and when they execute this approach correctly, few teams have the resources to weather the assault. None of those teams are the New York Knicks, who competed gamely tonight at Staples Center but ultimately bowed to the purp and yellow, 109 to 87.
The Lakers scored 1.11 points per possession this evening, the fourth straight game in which their points per trip have exceeded 1.10. The production arose from consistent and occasionally dominant inside play from Andrew Bynum, Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom, the three of whom combined for 51 points, 39 rebounds, 10 assists and six blocks. Bynum especially looked excellent. Until he got tossed early in the fourth quarter by a trigger-happy Leon Wood, Drew worked over Amare Stoudemire on both ends of the floor and no doubt made the Knicks power forward long for the days when he had a Robin Lopez or even a Jarron Collins to help wrestle with Drew underneath the hoop. The fine work by the Laker bigs, along with some tasty playmaking by Shannon Brown, more than made up for an off shooting night from Kobe Bryant.
As for the Knicks' offense, it presented not nearly as many problems as we thought it would. Bynum's D got into Amare's head early: by the end of the third quarter, Stoudemire had scored 17 points but on 23 shot attempts (including free-throw possessions). Perhaps for that reason, the Raymond Felton-Stoudemire pick and roll was nowhere to be seen. This reduced the Knicks' attack to transition buckets and largely ineffectual drive-and-kicks. The Lakers' size forced them into a dreadful shooting performance, as New York made just 38% of their twos and 32% of their threes. In addition, the Lakers locked the defensive glass down tight. The Knicks' scored only 0.89 points per trip, nearly 20% below their season average.
This was kind of a tetchy contest throughout. Hostilities flared initially in the first quarter, when Ron Artest got tee'd up for wrapping a hand ever so briefly around the neck of Shawne Williams. Ron then snagged a flagrant in the third after a not-gentle clothesline of Stoudemire. There was also growing frustration with the refs, particularly on the part of Kobe. In the first half he got slapped a few times on drives into the line and was displeased with the lack of whistles. Just before halftime, he picked up a technical foul of his own.
I can't say that Kobe played through his frustration especially well. His shot selection was fine on the whole, but on occasion he seemed to be focused overmuch on drawing fouls instead of converting baskets. He'd drive, and then sort of hurl himself and the ball toward the basket and wait for a whistle that never came. His shooting efficiency on the night (27 points on 30 shots) was subpar, but he did pull in 10 defensive boards and otherwise contributed to the Lakers' sound team D.
The most interesting subplot, though, was the game-within-the-game between Bynum and Amare. Drew did a terrific job of using his wide frame to seal off Amare underneath the hoop, which set himself up for a series of easy dunks. From time to time, he'd also get the rock about eight feet from the hoop and just back Stoudemire down in a manner reminiscent of vintage Shaq. Amare's a fairly big dude, but next to Drew he looks like a small forward. He just doesn't have the mass to anchor against Drew in the post. In any case, it looks as if Bynum's lateral and vertical mobility are almost at 100%, and his touch around the basket is there as well. When his aerobic fitness is back to full capacity and he regains confidence in his ability to string together moves and countermoves, he'll be a monster.
As alluded to, Bynum did get sent off early in the fourth tonight. What happened is that he got whistled for a shooting foul on Amare that should not have been called and expressed his annoyance a bit too enthusiastically. Leon Wood handed out two quick T's, and that was that. Several people were at fault in this sequence:
(1) Drew: who overreacted to the initial foul. Yeah, it was a bad call, but at this point in the season you know they're going to tee you up if you act like someone just ran over your dog.
(2) Leon Wood: who first blew the foul call, and then compounded the mistake by handing out multiple techs instead of letting the players cool down. One tech? Fine. But two T's, one after the next, was a petty and needless escalation.
(3) Laker vets on the court: who should have stepped in and told their young teammate to chill. Odom and Steve Blake were standing nearby as Drew was losing his shit. The refs were already on edge because of the earlier T's and flagrants. The team elders need to recognize a bad situation unfolding and intervene. Pull Drew aside and let him know that his point has been made and that he needs let it go.
In any case, the Lakers win their fourth straight to push their record to 27-11, still third in the West. Their next four - Cleveland, at Golden State, New Jersey and the Clippers, who have a combined winning percentage of 0.306 - look like cake. Then it's a rugged four-game stretch against the Thunder, Mavericks, Nuggets and Jazz.
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LAKE FOREST, Illinois (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should stick to its super-easy monetary policy to fight unemployment and spur a "painstakingly slow" economic recovery, even if doing so pushes inflation temporarily higher, a top Fed official said on Wednesday.
"There is a natural tendency for policymakers to pull back on accommodation too early before the real rate of interest has fallen to low enough levels," Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said in an address to a business group. "It is essential that the Fed clearly commit to a policy action that is measurable against our goals."
Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Richmond Fed and an inflation hawk, also touted the benefits of clear communications in an interview with CNBC.
However, unlike Evans, he said it would not be appropriate for the Fed to set a numerical target for unemployment.
Fed policymakers meeting on Jan 24-25 will debate a statement on their longer-run policy goals and could go so far as to set an inflation target.
Last week, the president of the St. Louis Fed Bank, James Bullard, told Bloomberg Radio that agreement to begin inflation targeting was near. "We are getting closer to being able to make a committee-wide statement about these longer-term policy issues," he said.
Evans wants the central bank to keep interest rates near zero until either unemployment falls below 7 percent or inflation rises above 3 percent. He said that a prolonged period of low rates will likely help the economy and is unlikely to result in higher-than-normal inflation.
Unemployment registered 8.5 percent in December. Despite a recent improvement in economic growth, Evans said, inflation will probably fall to 1.8 percent this year and to near 1.5 percent in 2013 and 2014, below the 2 percent level the Fed views as healthy.
Lacker said he was not too worried that inflation would exceed the Fed's comfort range this year.
Evans said that inflation at around two percent seemed to be tolerable to a majority of policymakers currently but added: "I think clarifying that would be very helpful."
He said that, given current soft economic conditions, an agreement on fiscal policy between Congress and the White House would be reassuring. "It would be helpful to have more stimulus," Evans added.
Meanwhile, the risk that Europe's debt crisis could disrupt the U.S. financial system is looming larger, he said.
"Three percent inflation is a risk that we should be willing to take" given the dire consequences of doing too little to help the economy, Evans said.
Fed officials are at odds on what the economy needs, with some like Evans calling for easier monetary policy and others, including Lacker, warning that more stimulus would be ineffective at best and at worst spark inflation.
Atlanta Fed Bank President Dennis Lockhart, also speaking on Wednesday, noted that the housing market, which has weighed heavily on the economy, remains depressed. He said housing prices were still falling year-over-year, suggesting the troubled sector has yet to see a bottom.
Lacker singled out money market funds as being particularly susceptible to financial market shocks.
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Both Evans and Lacker said they strongly supported the Fed's decision to publicize rate forecasts. Evans said the move will help the economy by reducing uncertainty.
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Charlotte finished up their road trip and tried to slay a dragon at home later in the week. One of those endeavors was more successful than the other. That and more happened this week for the Bobcats. Let's take a look back at the week that was for the Charlotte Bobcats.
The News
- Monday, Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer reported that the Bobcats have explored the option of trading for Philadelphia 76ers forward Evan Turner.
- Kemba Walker returned to practice on Monday, raising hopes he would play on Tuesday against the Warriors. Those hopes became reality as Walker did return to the starting lineup against Golden State.
- Tuesday also saw Associate Head Coach Patrick Ewing share his thoughts on his road to one day becoming a head coach, and the challenges that being a former frontcourt player seem to present.
- Like the idea of tanking? Kemba Walker disagrees with your strategy, kind citizen.
- On Saturday, Matt Moore of CBS sports detailed how Steve Clifford's approach may just be what the franchise has been lacking in years past.
The Games
Tuesday, February 4th at Oracle Arena: Charlotte 91, Golden State 75
With Kemba Walker making his much-anticipated return to action Tuesday night, some rusty play was to be expected. That rust, however, unexpectedly came from the Warriors in Charlotte's 91-75 rout of Golden State.
Buoyed by their freshly healed floor general, another dominant performance from Al Jefferson (30 points, 13 rebounds) and a stout defense that held the high scoring Warriors to a paltry 75 points on 31.2% shooting, Charlotte capped off their 4 game road trip with a 3-1 mark. Couple that with surpassing last year's win total after just 50 games (22 wins this season compared to 21 last season) and the Bobcats sewed up some success they haven't seen in recent years.
"If we come out and play like we played tonight, focused on both ends, we're going to be a hard team to beat," Al Jefferson told Stephanie Ready in his post-game comments on SportsSouth.
"The three wins we got on this road trip against three good teams that play well at home says a lot for us," Jefferson continued.. "That proves that when we're focused and have a game plan we can be a heck of a team. We proved that."
The Bobcats began proving that point against the Warriors midway through the first quarter. Charlotte went on an 18-6 run fueled by 7 Golden State turnovers and a healthy dose of Jefferson's post play to take a 26-13 lead at the quarter break.
After a brief Golden State spurt cut Charlotte's lead to 7 midway through the second quarter, the Bobcats rallied behind their defense and steady play by Gerald Henderson (17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists) to blast out on a 18-8 run that ballooned their lead to 17 points. Henderson's efforts didn't go unnoticed by his coach.
"I'll tell you, Gerald had a great game too," Charlotte Head Coach Steve Clifford said in his post game comments on SportsSouth. "He had eight defensive rebounds and his defense was very good. He played a really balanced game"
For the remainder of the contest, Charlotte fended off any advances Stephen Curry (17 points, 1 for 7 on 3-pointers) and Golden State made at the lead.
The final such stiffarm came early in the fourth quarter. Pulling to within 12 points and gaining momentum, the Warriors were looking to put the pieces together for one final run. That attempt was shut down in short order though, as Anthony Tolliver hit back-to-back three pointers while Walker also hit a three to push the lead to 21 points with 9:14 left. Paired with his long-range heroics, Walker (7 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds) also took a charge to effectively seal the deal for the Bobcats. Not bad work for a guy who didn't feel like he was hitting on all cylinders for the entire game.
"In the first half, I felt good," Walker told Ready. "In the second half I felt pretty rusty. My teammates told me to stay with it, so I did. I was able to hit a big three and take a big charge."
And with that, Charlotte ended one of their most successful road trips in franchise history. Though the immediate schedule gets a little rough, for the moment, there's good reason to be in high spirits.
"Yeah, 3-1 is obviously a lot better than 2-2," Clifford relayed to Ready. "We have three tough games left before the All-Star break and we'll have a couple days to get ready, but this win will make the trip home a lot easier."
Saturday, February 8th at Time-Warner Cable Arena: San Antonio 104, Charlotte 100
Some mountains are harder to climb than others. Just as Mount Everest presents more a challenge than Grandfather Mountain, the San Antonio Spurs present such a challenge to Charlotte Bobcats.
Entering Saturday's game, the Bobcats had beaten San Antonio only twice in 17 all-time meetings. And for most of Saturday's contest, it looked plausible that Charlotte would plant their flag atop Mount Spurs for a third time. But as most steep challenges go, the last steps are often the hardest to take and can be wrought with miscues. In this case, the miscues resulted in a 104-100 loss to the San Antonio Spurs.
"Our effort, our approach all day was good," Charlotte Head Coach Steve Clifford said in his post game comments on SportsSouth. "At the end of the day what we didn't do, which we've been pretty good at at year, is we didn't play with near the level of discipline defensively that we need to. Just too many mistakes. Starting in the first half and then in the second half, the things that were the big point of emphasis we weren't nearly locked in on the way we needed to be."
Where Charlotte's defense lacked the most discipline was on Spurs' reserve guard Patty Mills. Mills, who entering the game averaged just 8.9 points per game, took advantage of the Bobcats' mistakes to the tune of 32 points, 20 of which came in the second half. His ability to get into the lane wreaked havoc on Charlotte's usually effective defense, allowing San Antonio to get the efficient shots they were looking for.
"Against them, if you don't have all five guys tied together on every possession you're going to give up the shots we did" said Clifford. "Again, to me it was a good effort but we're going to have to play with much more disciplined game to beat a team like them."
The Bobcats did look to be disciplined on both ends of the court early in the game. Spurred on by six San Antonio turnovers, a defensive effort that held the Spurs to 38.9% shooting and strong play from Al Jefferson (26 points, 9 rebounds), Charlotte ran out to an 18-6 lead in the first quarter.
San Antonio would clean up their act, however, en route to going on a 29-14 run after Charlotte's early spurt to take a 35-32 lead with 6:47 remaining in the second quarter. Mills played the heavy in that run, scoring 12 of San Antonio's points during that span. Charlotte would answer the Spurs' challenge, taking a 42-41 lead into the halftime break.
Following a back-and-forth third quarter, Charlotte and San Antonio played to an 82-82 draw after Anthony Tolliver's 3 pointer with 8:22 left in the game. At that point, Mills and the Spurs went on a decisive 14-5 run that gave them a 96-87 lead with 2:10 left in the contest. Mills again put the Spurs on his back in that run, scoring six points and notching an assist in that time frame.
Charlotte would make one last run towards the summit, pulling to within 99-95 with 33 seconds remaining. But as hope mounted to cut the lead further after a San Antonio turnover at midcourt, Josh McRoberts' attempt to advance the ball was stolen by Mills. Forced to foul the Spurs from that point forward, the Bobcats watched San Antonio sink five of six free throws to seal the victory.
Armed with the lessons of the mistakes they made, Charlotte will have the opportunity to atone for them on Tuesday night. Charlotte will face another foe whom they've had less than optimal success against in the Dallas Mavericks, a team they've beaten only once in franchise history.
Scottley's View
Kemba Walker had been here before: A big moment in a big game against a big opponent. Leading the defending champion Miami Heat 64-57 at home midway through the third quarter, Walker blocked Mario Chalmers' layup attempt and corralled the loose ball. Racing down the court on a fast break looking to challenge the 6'11" Chris Bosh, Walker did as he always as he's always done…he barreled his 6'1" frame straight ahead looking to convert a tough opportunity.
What followed, though, was new to Walker and the Charlotte Bobcats franchise. Walker stepped on Bosh's foot, severely rolled his ankle and curled up in a lump on the floor. A hush fell over the Charlotte faithful as Walker continued to lie on the hardwood. After collecting himself, Walker tried to amble off the court but the pain in his ankle would not allow it. Once more, he fell to the floor in a lump and had to be carried to the locker room by his teammates.
A quick x-ray revealed no broken bones but further tests would reveal a second degree ankle sprain that looked to cost Walker approximately 10 to 14 days.
Walker's absence would leave a large hole for his teammates to fill. Replacing his 18.7 points and 5 assists per game would be no easy task and require more than one person's efforts. Enter veteran backup point guards Ramon Sessions and Jannero Pargo.
Sessions, whose calling card is relentlessly driving to the basket, quickly paid notice in the same game Walker was injured that he'd be up for the challenge. His consistent performance during his seven-year career along with his playoff experience for the Los Angeles Lakers suggested he would be a steady hand during Walker's absence.
And what a steady hand Sessions was. Not one to break down the defense with spectacular crossover dribbles like Walker, Sessions tweaked his style to fit what would help Charlotte win. While still making time for his patented attacking of the rim and getting to the free throw line, Sessions also knew a good thing when he saw it…getting the ball to Al Jefferson as much as possible. That decision, while also finding other open teammates at opportune times, helped Sessions double his assist average from 3.2 to 6.4 per game. That, paired with his calm, cool demeanor, played a large role in the Bobcats notching a 4-3 record while Walker was sidelined.
While Sessions playing the steady hand was a safe bet, third-string point guard Jannero Pargo was the wildcard. Known for his propensity to let shots fly, Pargo has filtered in and out of the league before finding a home in Charlotte recently.
Shooting just 40% from the field, 33.3% from three while only notching 2 points and 0.4 assists per game in limited minutes, Pargo's play up to Walker's injury didn't look as impressive as Sessions' did.
But looks can be deceiving, and that was certainly the case with Pargo. Though early returns showed an offense that was prone to bogging down occasionally while he ran it, the offense eased into Pargo as time passed and he lit up the scoreboard. Strongly reversing his early-season numbers during Walker's absence, Pargo upped his overall shooting percentage to 50.9% and 44.8% from three. His scoring average skyrocketed to 10.6 points per game and even though he was often finding the bottom of the net, he was also finding his teammates, bumping up his assists average to 3.6 per game. These unexpected numbers were very welcome, as Pargo played a large role in guiding the second unit to performances that helped the team keep their head above water with Walker out.
While they'd rather not have had to find out in the manner they did, Charlotte gained solid proof that their reserve point guards are capable of manning the helm when needed. Sessions' steady hand and Pargo's hot shooting proved valuable assets in Charlotte's chase to remain a playoff contender. And with Walker now back in action, knowing that those kinds of assets are available look to be comforting options to the Bobcats.
Do What Now?
- Hi Dad!
- Have you ever played an organized basketball game and been so mad you got in a fight, got ejected and were actually locked out of the gym? Stephon Marbury has.
- Have you ever played an organized basketball game and had such a lack of teammates on the bench that you just decided to take a nap during said game? Chris Kaman has.
- Have you ever had a breakaway dunk, tried to lob it off the backboard to yourself and had things go sideways from there? Derrick Williams has.
The Week Ahead
Only two games are in store for Charlotte in the coming week, though they are of the back-to-back variety. On Tuesday, Charlotte hosts Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks. The next night, Charlotte travels to Brooklyn to take on a rejuvenated Nets squad. After that, Charlotte and the rest of the NBA will celebrate the annual All-Star break, with the big game coming to the Big Easy on Sunday night.


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Either that, or you don't arrive at a game until halftime, which is about the time the Rebels also show up.
Ole Miss survived its usual shaky first half in Saturday's SEC tournament semifinals before getting fully lathered. Senior postplayers Reginald Buckner and Murphy Holloway combined for 27 points and 17 rebounds, and Marshall Henderson added 23 points in a 64-52 victory over Vanderbilt in Bridgestone Arena.
The Rebels (25-8) plays regular champion Florida (26-6) in the championship game Sunday at noon. It's the fifth time in the finals for the Rebs, and the first time since 2001 when they lost to Kentucky here.
Ole Miss had some shaky moments against Vandy in the last 2½ minutes. The Rebels had an 18-point lead reduced 11 points at 58-47 with a series of turnovers trying merely inbound the ball vs. the Vanderbilt press.
The Commodores, tied 26-26 at the half, had gotten in such a hole, because their three-point shots stopped dropping. Vanderbilt missed its first 10 threes of the second half and made just 2-of-15 threes after halftime.
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