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Placing second is CD Universe, noted for their comprehensive histories of most musical genres, with copious links---what the company calls its "CD University." Ranked third is Music Boulevard, who walked away with the best score for price. According to eMarketer, "Our test selections were by far the cheapest at Music Boulevard, which almost makes you wonder why online shoppers would buy them anywhere else." Where Music Boulevard comes up short is in the marketing department, and one has to wonder if trying to find the URL to their website may be a problem as well. (No, it's not www.musicboulevard.com or www.music-boulevard.com or some misspelled variant.) Also, While CDnow ads pop up incessantly around the web, Music Boulevard is rather shy by comparison.
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Despite the benching of their best hitter, who missed an entire week of play while battling an illness, the Lady Bulldogs managed to pull off a 2-3 win Saturday over the visiting Lady Tigers of Hayden.
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Ed Palermo: We're Only In It For The Music
Yes, it's safe to say that saxophonist, composer and arranger Ed Palermo really, really loves Frank.
Ed Palermo (center, on alto) with Ed Palermo Big Band
Palermo's love affair with the music of Zappa began in 1969, when as a receptive 14-year-old, he saw Zappa and the Mothers of Invention in concert, an experience which would forever change the way Palermo saw music. Forty years on, the flames of love are undiminished, and Palermo and his wonderfully talented big band have released their third CD of Palermo's adventurous arrangements of Zappa's music, Eddy Loves Frank (Cuneiform, 2009). This latest recording in Palermo's ongoing Zappa project shows Zappa's challenging compositions in a whole new light. At the same time, loudly making the case for Palermo's big band as being one of the very best on the contemporary jazz scene.
Sadly, Eddy's love is unrequited, as Zappa passed away in '93, and never heard Palermo's heartfelt tribute to his vast musical legacy. Listening to Palermo's bold, swinging reinventions of Zappa's music one cannot help but feel that Zappa would have approved mightily.
All About Jazz: Firstly, congratulations on Eddy Loves Frank, I'm sure you must be pretty pleased with the way it turned out.
Ed Palermo: : Yes, it's the best thing I've ever done in my life.
AAJ: Your previous Zappa-inspired CD, Take Your Clothes off When You Dance (Cuneiform, 2006) was most impressive, but I think this latest CD is even stronger.
EP: Thank you so much; I loved that one too, but what I like about Eddy Loves Frank is that I was more creative with the structures of the songs. I decided to take more chances and to get further away from Frank Zappa's versions of them.
AAJ: It must have taken a long time to transcribe these songs in the first place, any of them, but particularly "Echidna's Arf (of You)" and "Night School."
EP: Well, that's an interesting thing. For both of those songs, as far as the transcription goes, I had help. I mention in the liner notes that 99 percent of the music that my band does I did the transcriptions myself, but the "Night School" transcription was done by a friend of mine named Tom Trapp, and "Echidna's Arf..." was transcribed by Robbie Mangano. I took their transcriptions and made my arrangements of them.
After the transcription is done then I have the fun part of making the arrangement out of it. For example, "Don't you ever wash that thing" was not an easy one to transcribe; I would say that it probably took me five hours. Once all the notes are down the way Frank Zappa's band played them, then I think to myself: "Right, what do I want to do with this?" I wanted to use all the parts that Frank wrote but to juggle them around, to make it more interesting for me but mainly so that the hardcore Zappa fans can listen to it and be surprised.
One of my main goals in this whole project is to give a big musical rush to the hardcore Zappa fans, because my philosophy is that whether you ever heard Zappa's music, or liked it or not, I think anyone can get into what I'm doing here but I want to focus on the hardcore Zappa fans. I want the hardcore fans to be really surprised, and there's no way I can surprise them if I structure everything the way Frank does it. But it's much more rewarding for me and the audience, I believe, if they are familiar with the song but they don't know what part's coming next. For example, on "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing," I took Zappa's coda and used it as my intro. Then I did a lot of slicing and dicing, just juggling stuff around because it's very important to me to put the surprise element in this music.
AAJ: You make it sound a lot simpler than it probably was. How much rehearsal time was needed to nail this material before you could record it to your satisfaction?
EP: A lot, a lot. It's interesting, because with "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?" and "Echidna's Arf...," we'd been playing those songs live for about seven or eight years but playing them in a way much closer to the way Zappa recorded them. So by the time it came to record Eddy Loves Frank all the guys knew those parts real well, but I had to confuse matters by writing completely new arrangements. So yeah, we had to rehearse quite a bit for the CD.
When we used to play at The Bottom Line, New York, and we played there from '94 to 2003, we used to rehearse once a week, and each rehearsal was only two hours. Compare that to Zappa's bandhe used to rehearse six hours a day, six days a week.
AAJ: That's maybe why so many musicians came and went in his bands.
EP: Exactly, although Frank was able to pay his guys real well and I definitely cannot. The guys in my band are doing this strictly out of love, and the fact that they can play material this difficult and nail it so incredibly well, and make next to nothing, I am forever in their debt.


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MAC Sends 40 Wrestlers To NCAA Championships
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INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA announced the 44 at-large selections for the 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Prior to the MAC Wrestling Championships, the conference was awarded 30 automatic qualifying bids, and this week the MAC was awarded an additional 10 at-large selections.
Automatic qualifying bids were awarded through conference and regional qualifying tournaments. The at-large selections were made by the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee using the following selection criteria: head-to-head competition, quality wins, results against common opponents, winning percentage, rating percentage index, coaches ranking, qualifying event placement, and number of matches contested at that weight class.
Here is a look at each weight class with each wrestler and individual records.
Alan Waters, Missouri, 29-0
*Christian Cullinan, Central Michigan, 21-7
Steve Mitcheff, Kent State, 28-11
Max Soria, Buffalo, 26-13
Kevon Powell, Ohio, 8-13
Nathan McCormick, Missouri, 30-4
Scotti Sentes, Central Michigan, 19-6
Levi Wolfensperger, Northern Iowa, 23-8
*Mackenzie McGuire, Kent State, 20-15
Joey Lazor, Northern Iowa, 32-7
*Nicholas Hucke, Missouri, 13-13
Drake Houdashelt, Missouri, 28-9
Blake Roulo, Buffalo, 24-13
*Donnie Corby, Central Michigan, 22-11
Kyle Bradley, Missouri, 26-13
David Bonin, Northern Iowa, 26-7
Luke Smith, Central Michigan, 22-10
*Spartak Chino, Ohio, 20-13
Mark Lewandowski, Buffalo, 30-7
Mike Ottinger, Central Michigan, 23-13
*Zach Toal, Missouri, 22-16
*Caleb Marsh, Kent State, 23-10
Todd Porter, Missouri, 31-10
John-Martin Cannon, Buffalo, 11-8
Cody Walters, Ohio, 35-2
Phillip Joseph, Eastern Michigan, 17-13
Matt Mougin, Northern Illinois, 22-15
*Craig Kelliher, Central Michigan, 21-11
*Sam Wheeler, Kent State, 25-12
Ryan Loder, Northern Iowa, 30-4
Mike Larson, Missouri, 27-10
Ben Bennett, Central Michigan, 27-0
Casey Newburg, Kent State, 33-8
Dustin Kilgore, Kent State, 39-0
Brent Haynes, Missouri, 31-8
Nick Whitenburg, Eastern Michigan, 17-7
*Phillip Wellington, Ohio, 23-14
Dom Bradley, Missouri, 35-1
Jarod Trice, Central Michigan, 22-4
Jeremy Johnson, Ohio, 32-9
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Bulls Send Four to Nationals
BUFFALO, NY - The Buffalo wrestling team will send four wrestlers to the NCAA tournament. Max Soria, Blake Roulo, Mark Lewandowski, and John-Martin Cannon all secured automatic bids to the upcoming national tournament.
"We qualified four for the national championships, and they're all four quality guys who can go out there and score points for us at nationals," head coach Jim Beichner said. "We weren't happy with not having conference champions, because that's why we're here, but we will prepare ourselves for the NCAA championships two weeks from now."
Soria came in to the MAC tournament as the fifth seed, with the top four finishers guaranteed an automatic berth. He opened the tournament with a mild upset of fifth seed Jared Germaine of Eastern Michigan, 11-7. He would lose to top seed Alan Waters of Missouri in the semifinals. In the consolation round, he beat Ryan Jauch of Northern Iowa to guarantee an automatic bid, as there could be no true placing match for fourth place because both wrestlers behind Soria were opponents he had beaten. Though he lost in the third-place match to Kevon Powell of Ohio, he will make his second trip to nationals.
Roulo came into the MAC tournament seeded sixth, and wrestled early with a purpose, upsetting third seed Bart Reiter of Northern Iowa 6-3. In the semifinal round, he matched up with two seed Donnie Corby of Central Michigan. Roulo trailed late in the match thanks to a controversial stalling call, but he then rebounded for a takedown in the final 15 seconds of the match to earn a 5-3 win and a trip to the finals. He would lose to Drake Houdashelt of Missouri, but held the true right to second place to make his first career trip to nationals after coming ever-so-close in 2012 as a freshman.
Lewandowski also came into the MAC tournament under-seeded, earning the third seed despite being the highest nationally ranked wrestler in the MAC. He would easily dispatch his first round opponent, Eastern Michigan's Jacob Davis, by a 9-2 score. That set up a bout against two seed Zach Toal. The two met at the national tournament in 2012, with Lewandowski winning 3-1. Mark would earn a similar results, winning 3-2, to make his third straight conference final.
He faced top-seeded Mike Ottinger in the final, and held tough in a match that would not be decided until the waning seconds of the third period. Ottinger would win 8-5 to claim the title, and Lewandowski's day ultimately would not be over. Because the MAC only received two automatic bids at 165, Lewandowski would have to defending his second place finish in a true-seeding match. He would face Kent State's Caleb Marsh and handled him with relative ease, winning 4-1 to keep the auto bid.
Cannon was the final auto qualifier for UB, finishing second at 174. Coming in as the fourth seed, he beat Craig Kelliher of Central Michigan 3-2 in the first round and then upset the top seed Todd Porter 3-2 in the semifinals. In the championship match, he faced Cody Walters of Ohio. Early on, Cannon was able to get a double leg and put Walters on his back, but the referees did not award him with a takedown or any back points. Walters would slow-play Cannon to slow his offense, ultimately drawing just two stall warnings. Walters would earn the 5-3 win, but Cannon will make nationals for the third time in his career.
Erik Galloway was the only other Bulls to place, going 2-2 for the tournament. Both of his wins would come over Kent State's Lukas Kern – 6-0 in the first round, and 3-1 in the fifth-place match.
Central Michigan:
Chippewas send eight to Des Moines for NCAA Championships
MOUNT PLEASANT - The National Collegiate Athletic Association has released seeds and brackets for the 2013 wrestling championships at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa, March 21-23. In addition to the release of the full bracket, the NCAA also announced its at-large selections for each weight class, adding CMU senior Christian Cullinan (125), senior Donnie Corby (149) and junior Craig Kelliher (174) to the field.
The selections bring the Chippewas' roster for the championships to eight, as senior Scotti Sentes (133), redshirt freshman Lucas Smith (157), sophomore Mike Ottinger (165), senior Ben Bennett (184) and senior Jarod Trice (285) each punched their tickets with their performances at the Mid-American Conference Championships in Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday.
Bennett led a trio of Chippewas as the No. 2 seed at 184 pounds, while Sentes and Trice each earned the No. 10 seed at their respective weight class.
The NCAA Championships will begin Thursday, March 21 at 11 a.m., with pigtail and first round matches. The Chippewas' first-round matchups are as followed:
125: Christian Cullinan (21-7) vs. Joe DeAngelo (N.C. State, 7-7)
133: No. 10 Scotti Sentes (19-6) vs. Jimmy Morris (Rider, 24-12)
149: Donnie Corby (22-11) vs. Dan Osterman (Michigan State, 20-12)
157: Lucas Smith (22-10) vs. No. 7 Jesse Dong (Virginia Tech, 23-3)
165: Mike Ottinger (23-13) vs. Peyton Walsh (Navy, 28-11)
174: Craig Kelliher (21-11) vs. No. 3 Michael Evans (Iowa, 19-4)
184: No. 2 Ben Bennett (27-0) vs. Tony Dallago (Illinois, 19-13)
Hwt: No. 10 Jarod Trice (22-4) vs. Daniel Miller (Navy, 21-10)
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EMU Wrestlers Joseph and Whitenburg Set for NCAA Championships
Both wrestlers open up against opponents from Northwestern, March 21
DES MOINES, Iowa – Eastern Michigan University redshirt junior wrestlers Phillip Joseph and Nick Whitenburg are headed to Wells Fargo Arena for the 2013 NCAA Championships Thursday-Saturday, March 21-23. Joseph (174 lbs.) makes his second trip in-a-row to the national tournament, while Whitenburg (197 lbs.) will participate for the first time.
Joseph fought his way to a fourth-place finish and an automatic bid to the tournament with a 2-2 record at the Mid-American Conference Championships, March 10. The Lapeer, Mich. native lost his opening round bout to top-ranked Todd Porter from Missouri by a close 11-8 margin. He then went on to defeat CMU's Craig Kelliher and Kent State University's Sam Wheeler by scores of 6-3 and 6-4, respectively.
This year, Joseph has wrestled to a 17-13 overall record with a 14-9 ledger in dual-meet competition. He was one-of-three EMU student-athletes to win at least three MAC regular-season bouts, going 3-1. His 10 decisions rank tied for third on the team as do his four major decisions. Last season, Joseph went 1-2 in St. Louis, Mo., defeating Brown University's Dave Foxen in the consolation bracket, 8-4.
Whitenburg posted a 3-1 record with two pins to capture third place at 197 lbs. at the MAC Championships and earn his first-career trip to the NCAA Championships with an automatic bid. The Temperance, Mich. native started the day off with a pin of Northern Illinois University's Parker Settecase at the 46-second mark. After falling to the consolation bracket, Whitenburg won his final two matches including the third-place bout against Ohio University's Phillip Wellington, 5-3.
It has not been an easy season for Whitenburg, who missed the first half of the year recovering from an injury he sustained at the season-opening EMU Open, Nov. 3. Since his return against Lock Haven at the Pitt Duals, Jan. 13, Whitenburg has roared back to amass a 17-10 record which includes a perfect 3-0 mark in MAC regular-season matches. Eight of his wins have come by way of pin.
On Thursday, Joseph opens the tournament against Northwestern University's Leroy Munster (24-7). Whitenburg takes to the mat in round one against Alex Polizzi (16-14), who is also from Northwestern.
"I feel like both these guys have a great chance to prove themselves," said seventh-year Head Coach Derek DelPorto, who sends his 12th and 13th wrestlers to compete nationally since 2007. "Both wrestle a very hard pace and are good at what they do. The NCAA tournament is about 10 percent wrestling and 90 percent health, luck, bracket placement and toughness. If you are at the tournament, you are a good wrestler; it comes down to how bad you want to win."
It is also the fourth consecutive season in which DelPorto has sent two-or-more grapplers to the competition. This time around, neither Joseph nor Whitenburg's first-round draw possesses a top-12 ranking. "This may be the first time since I have been coaching here that we didn't draw a seeded wrestler," remarked DelPorto. "That is a good start!"
"No matter what happens out there, I am very proud of both these guys," said DelPorto. "Phillip has stuck to his guns about moving down to 174 lbs. and it paid off. I love that kind of determination and confidence in the plan. Nick has battled through a season that most people would have laid down and quit. There is no quit in Whit."
In 2012, four Eagles made the trek to the NCAA Championships, where heavyweight Wes Schroeder became the first EMU wrestler since Phillip Plowman (133 lbs.) in 2006 to advance in the championship bracket.
Kent State:
McGuire, Wheeler & Marsh Earn At-Large Bids
Kent State freshman Mack McGuire (Union, Ohio), sophomore Caleb Marsh (Marysville, Ohio) and redshirt freshman Sam Wheeler (Copley, Ohio) were awarded at-large bids to the 2013 NCAA Championships Wednesday, giving the Golden Flashes six NCAA qualifiers. Brackets for the three-day tournament at Wells Fargo Arena were also released.
"It shows how strong our schedule's been and that we're doing things right as a program," Head Coach Jim Andrassy said of the three at-large bids. "I was a little surprised they'd give three spots to the same team, but going in to the MAC Tournament I thought we could get six guys into the NCAA Tournament, so ultimately we're excited about it."
On March 10th, seniors Dustin Kilgore (Berea, Ohio), Stevie Mitcheff (Lorain, Ohio) and Casey Newburg (Union, Ohio) each earned automatic bids to the NCAA Championships. For the eighth straight season Kent State will send five or more of its wrestlers to the NCAA Championships.
McGuire has 24 victories on the year and is ranked No. 27 in the final NCAA Coaches Panel. He recorded a pair of victories in a fifth place finish at 133 this past weekend at the MAC Championships. McGuire's most notable victory was a 3-2 decision over Oklahoma State's Jon Morrison, who is ranked No. 7. Morrison will get a rematch in Des Moines as the two drew each other in the opening round.
Marsh placed third at the MAC Championships, going 3-2 on the day with a 4-1 victory over No. 16 Zach Toal of Missouri. He is 23-10 in his first season in a Division I lineup. Marsh won an individual title at the Navy Classic at 165 and placed second at the Brute Invitational. He will take on three-time national champion Kyle Dake (Cornell) in the opening round in Des Moines.
Wheeler is ranked No. 25 at 174 pounds, carrying a 25-12 record. He has 10 bonus-point victories and has finished in the top three spots in three tournaments this season. Wheeler will battle No. 5 seed Josh Asper of Maryland in the first round.
Kilgore (39-0), who has been the consensus No. 1 at 197 all season, earned the No. 1 seed and will take on Iowa's Nathan Burak in the opening round. The 2011 national champion looks to extend his 58-match winning streak and complete a perfect season.
Newburg (34-8) will face No. 3 seed Robert Hamlin (Lehigh) in the opening round. Mitcheff (28-11) will take on Oklahoma State's Ed Klimara.
The Mid-American Conference received 10 at-large bids Wednesday, giving the conference 40 representatives at the NCAA Championships March 21-23.
Tigers Qualify All 10 Starters for NCAA Championships
For the second year in a row, all 10 starters have qualified for the 2013 NCAA Championships.
COLUMBIA, Mo. - On Wednesday afternoon, the NCAA announced all 330 qualifiers for the 2013 NCAA Championships that will be held in Des Moines, Iowa, starting next Thursday, March 21. Of the 330 selected, ten bids were dealt to Tiger grapplers from the University of Missouri.
The NCAA began announcing the Division I Championship fields by weight class starting at 12 p.m. in 30-minute intervals. Following this past weekend's MAC Championships, eight of 10 wrestlers had received automatic bids to this year's national tournament. Senior Nicholas Hucke and junior Zach Toal were the only starters that were hoping for At Large bids into this year's field.
At 1 p.m., the 141-pound field was announced, with Hucke receiving one of the four wildcard spots. Hucke had an up-and-down year for the Tigers, finishing with a 14-14 record at 141. This is his second NCAA appearance after automatically qualifying in 2012.
At 2:30 p.m., the news became official. Toal squeezed his way into the competitive 165-pound bracket that includes Cornell's No. 1 Kyle Dake and Penn State's David Taylor, who's ranked second. Toal finished the year with a 23-16 record. This will be Toal's third appearance in the NCAA Championships in his third year as a starter with the Tigers.
For a second consecutive season, Tiger Style will showcase a starter in every weight class. Oklahoma State, Minnesota, Penn State, and Virginia Tech are some other programs that have qualified all 10 starters this year. Mizzou was the only program in the nation to send all ten starters to the NCAA's last year, which were held in St. Louis.
Alan Waters (125) and Dom Bradley (HWT) open as the No. 1 seeds nationally in their bracket. Seniors Nathan McCormick, Mike Larson, and Brent Haynes round out the nationally seeded Tigers this year. Here are Missouri's first round matchups:
125- No. 1 Alan Waters (29-0) vs. David Thorn, Minnesota, (13-10)
133- No. 6 Nathan McCormick vs. Erik Spjut, Virginia Tech, (17-10)
141- Nicholas Hucke (13-13) vs. No. 3 Michael Mangram, Oregon State, (36-4)
149- Drake Houdashelt (28-9) vs. No. 11 Andrew Alton, Penn State, (26-4)
157- Kyle Bradley (26-13) vs. No. 4 James Green, Nebraska, (20-4)
165- Zach Toal (22-16) vs. Ryan Leblanc, Indiana, (22-8)
174- Todd Porter (31-10) vs. No. 2 Mathew Brown, Penn State, (25-4)
184- No. 11 Mike Larson (27-10) vs. Ophir Bernstein, Brown, (24-9)
197- No. 12 Brent Haynes (31-8) vs. Jackson Hein, Wisconsin, (20-10)
285- No. 1 Dom Bradley (35-1) vs. Stryker Lane, Cornell, (20-10)
Senior Todd Porter is making his first NCAA appearance in his first year as a starter. Larson and Haynes have qualified for the NCAA Championships for the fourth consecutive season.
The Tigers finished the regular season ranked No. 4 by the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll. This past weekend in Buffalo, the program claimed their second consecutive conference title in its first year as an affiliate member with the Mid-American Conference. In 2012, Mizzou left their former conference, the Big 12, as conference champions as well.
The NCAA Championships start Thursday, March 21 and run through Saturday, March 23 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Stay tuned on MUTigers.com for matchups and more on this year's NCAA Championships.
Northern Illinois:
Northern Illinois represented at NCAA national meet for 42nd consecutive season
INDIANAPOLIS - Huskie redshirt junior Matt Mougin will be Northern Illinois' lone representative at the 2013 NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, the association announced Wednesday.
The pick marks the 42nd straight season in which at least one Huskie wrestler has advanced to the NCAA Championships. It also marks the first time that the Columbus Junction, Iowa, native will move on to the national meet in his collegiate career.
Mougin's first opponent at the NCAA Championships will be Blake Stauffer of Arizona State. Stauffer, who will enter the tournament as the 11th seed at 174, has a 22-3 record so far in 2012-13. He placed second at the Pac-12 Championships after entering as the tournament's top seed. The redshirt freshman from Neosho, Mo., also placed third at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and sixth at the Southern Scuffle.
Following the first match, the Huskie will face either Minnesota's Logan Storley or Cal State-Bakersfield's Bryce Hammond. Storley is the sixth-seeded wrestler at 174 with a record of 24-3 and finished seventh at the Big Ten Championships this past weekend. The sophomore out of Roslyn, S.D., earned All-American honors at the 2012 NCAA Championships with a sixth place finish. In tournament action this season, Storley won the Bison Open and took second at the Southern Scuffle.
Meanwhile, Hammond enters the tournament after taking the Pac-12 title at 174 with a 9-4 decision against Stauffer - Mougin's first opponent of the tournament. The redshirt freshman posted a 32-8 record on the season and finished on the podium at the Reno Tournament of Champions (fourth), Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (fifth) and Midlands Championships (seventh).
The NCAA Championships get started Thursday, March 21, at 11 a.m. with the opening rounds and continues through the finals on Saturday, March 23. The entire tournament will be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks starting with Thursday's action on ESPN3 and continuing on Friday on ESPNU.
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UNI Wrestlers Earn Top-10 Seed for NCAA
UNI at the NCAA National Wrestling Championships
Site: Des Moines, Iowa
Venue: Wells Fargo Arena
Date: March 21-23
TV: ESPN networks
Live Stats: TrackWrestling.com
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Two University of Northern Iowa wrestlers earned a top-10 seed heading into the NCAA national wrestling championships set for March 21-23.
UNI's four representatives qualified automatically at the Mid-American Conference championships in Buffalo, N.Y., March 11:
Levi Wolfensperger (133 pounds)
Joey Lazor (141 pounds)
David Bonin (157 pounds)
Ryan Loder (184 pounds)
Lazor and Bonin were MAC champions, and Wolfensperger and Loder took second. Lazor was the only wrestler in the 141-pound weight class to automatically qualify from the MAC.
133 POUNDS: Wolfensperger (23-8) earned a ninth seed and will face Anthony Elias (11-8) of Davidson. Elias is a sophomore headed to the NCAA tournament for the first time. Wolfensperger took second at the MAC to Missouri's Nathan McCormick, who took the sixth seed. Wolfensperger, a sophomore, is a returning NCAA qualifier and was fourth at this year's Cliff Keen Invite.
184 POUNDS: Ryan Loder (30-4) earned a sixth seed and will face Cody Reed (18-13) of Binghamton in his first match. Reed, a junior, is a returning NCAA qualifier. This will be Loder's third appearance at the NCAA championships. His career record is the fifth-highest winning percentage among all UNI Panthers who have had at least 50 wins and competed at least two seasons in Division I. Ed Ruth of Penn State is the top seed in the 184-pound weight class. With 10 pins in 24 minutes, 50 seconds, he is eighth in Division I for falls this season. Ben Bennett of Central Michigan, the MAC champion at 184 pounds, is seventh in Division I for tech falls. Bennett ended Loder's 14-match win streak at the MAC championships. His second-place MAC finish was Loder's first loss since his fourth-place finish at the Midlands Championships on Dec. 30.
141 POUNDS: Lazor (32-7) will face Connor Hanafee (21-13) of Army in the first round. Hanafee is a senior headed to the tournament for the first time. Lazor redshirted last year with an injury. He has won his last 11 matches. His last loss was a 6-3 decision to the tournament's second seed Kendric Maple (25-0) of Oklahoma on Jan. 18. Lazor was seventh at this year's Midlands Championships.
157 POUNDS: Bonin will face Bobby Barnhisel (31-6) of Navy in the first round. Barnhisel, a senior, earned an at-large bid last year to the NCAA national tournament. Bonin, a senior, will be making his third appearance at the tourney. He has held a national ranking for most of the year and was fifth at the Cliff Keen Invite this year. Bonin leads the Panthers with nine major decision wins.
AT-LARGE BIDS: In addition to announcing the brackets and seeding today, the NCAA selected 40 at-large qualifiers to round out the field of 33 wrestlers per weight class for the national tournament.
The MAC had an at-large selection in nearly every weight class:
125 - Christian Cullinan of Central Michigan (eliminated from placing by UNI's Ryan Jauch)
133 - MacKenzie McGuire of Kent State (5th)
141 - Nicholas Hucke of Missouri (3rd)
149 - Donnie Corby of Central Michigan (3rd)
157 - Spartak Chino of Ohio (DNP)
165 - Caleb Marsh of Kent State (3rd) and Zach Toal of Missouri (4th)
174 - Craig Kelliher of Central Michigan (6th) and Sam Wheeler of Kent State (DNP)
197 - Phillip Wellington of Ohio (4th)
THE SCHEDULE: The NCAA wrestling championships are set for March 21-23 in Des Moines, Iowa:
11 a.m. Thursday, March 21 - ESPN3
6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21 - ESPN3
10 a.m. Friday, March 22 - ESPNU/ESPN3
6 p.m. Friday, March 22 - ESPNU
10 a.m. Saturday, March 23 - ESPNU
6:30 p.m. Saturday, March 23 - ESPN
Chino and Wellington Earn At-Large Bids to NCAA Championships
Bobcats to send five individuals to Nationals
ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio University redshirt freshmen Spartak Chino and Phil Wellington each received at large bids to the 2013 NCAA Championships to give the Bobcats five individual qualifiers for Nationals, which will be held March 21-23.
Chino (Wheaton, Ill.) received the at-large at the 157 weight class after he finished the year with a 20-13 record. He finished the year by winning three of his last four bouts, but dropped a pair of decisions at the Mid-American Conference Championships.
Wellington (Euclid, Ohio) earned an at large nod at 197 after posting a 22-14 mark during the 2012-13 season. This past weekend, Wellington took fourth at the MAC Championships. Wellington closed the regular season by winning six of his final seven bouts.
Chino and Wellington will join freshman Kevon Powell (Romeoville, Ill.) at 125, redshirt freshman Cody Walters (Macedonia, Ohio) at 174 and junior Jeremy Johnson (Broadview Heights, Ohio) at heavyweight - all of whom earned automatic bids at the MAC Championships.
Walters' 174 league title marked the second-straight season an Ohio wrestler has won the 174 conference crown.
The Mid-American Conference received 10 at-large bids Wednesday, giving the conference 40 representatives at the NCAA Championships March 21-23.
The at-large selections were made by the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee using the following selection criteria: head-to-head competition, quality wins, results against common opponents, winning percentage, rating percentage index, coaches ranking, qualifying event placement, and number of matches contested at that weight class.


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Reverend Steve StricklandMarch 29, 2006 TESTIMONY OF REVEREND STEVE STRICKLAND TO CONSTITUTION SUBCOMMITTEE OF U.S. SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, 3/29/06 Mr. Chairman and Other Distinguished Members of this Committee: My name is Steve Strickland. I am one of three brothers of Arnold Strickland, who was a Fayette, Alabama Police Officer, who was murdered by a teenager on June 7, 2003. I was asked to come and testify by Senator Brownback's office on how my brother's murder has affected me and our family, the two other families who also lost their loved ones, and our entire community. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to do so today. The best way to start is to start on that Saturday morning, a morning that changed all of our families' lives. Arnold and I had plans for fishing that day. I was so looking forward to spending that time with him. We did not get to share as much time together as we would have liked because of my work as a minister. There was always something going on to keep us apart but not on that day. I was already on the water at daylight and waiting on him to get off work to come join me. It was going to be a fun day for the both of us. It was about 6:30 when that beautiful Saturday morning turned into one of the darkest days of my life. My nephew Shane, one of Arnold's three sons, called and asked if I had seen Dad. I said "No," that I was waiting on his phone call to tell him how to get where I was. He was supposed to get off at six a.m. and should be here any minute. Shane said something had happened in Fayette and when he found out he would call me back. It was not 15 minutes when my phone rang again, and he said with tears in his voice, "You need to come home quick." I knew at that moment I would never see my brother alive again. Our fishing days together were over. I sat there and wept bitterly because I loved my brother deeply. As I got to the house there were family members already there along with police officers. It was total shock and confusion as to what had happened and what was going on. Being a minister I deal with death on a regular basis, but I had not experienced such trauma as I did that day. In the days ahead, we learned that Arnold along with two other men, one being James Crump, a fellow officer and the other Ace Mealer who was the dispatcher that night were also murdered. A young teenage boy named Devin Moore was responsible for the brutal execution of the three men that morning. As days passed and then weeks, months and now years, our family is still trying to put our lives back together. No Saturday will ever be the same for me. No holidays will we enjoy as much as when Arnold was there. But what hurts the most is to see his grandchildren and knowing how much he loved them. They will never get to see him again. They will only hear stories and see pictures of their granddad. How do you explain to a child that just last week granddad was here and now he is gone and then the parents get to try to explain when asked, How did he die and why did he die? The total impact on our families behind these senseless killings will never be over. This is the reason I accepted your invitation to come and speak today - so that maybe other families will not have to answer those hard questions and go through what our families are still going through to this day, trying to sort it all out. That brings me to the point of why I am here. "Video Games": What are they and how are they being used? The statement I made earlier about Arnold and the two others being executed was a very true statement. You see, they were not just shot; all three received a bullet to the head after they were on the floor. You have to ask the question what would bring a young teenage boy like Devin to this point. Devin made a statement in a local newspaper one day that made no sense to me whatsoever, until it got in the hands of one of our attorneys, Jack Thompson, who knows all about what that statement meant: "Life is like a video game, everyone has to die sometime." As a minister I deal with a lot of different issues and try to stay up and become educated on them but Jack opened up a whole other world to me that I did not even know existed. This is the violent video game world -- a world that, as far as I am concerned, is straight from the pits of Hell. As I gather more information on the games and the people who call themselves "gamers," I could see how someone like Devin, who at one minute did not put up any resistance when arrested for stealing a car or when being booked, to the next minute, getting my brother's gun from him in the police station shooting him and then killing two other men in a matter of less then two minutes. A game such as Grand Theft Auto: Vice City could and did teach him how to do this. As I watched this game being played on CBS's 60 Minutes, I could not believe my eyes as to how close in comparison this game was to the actual slaughter of my brother, along with James and Ace. I had to ask myself the question: Why would someone put such games on the market and into the hands of teenagers? In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, the people we put our faith and trust in to protect us from harm - the police officers - are the ones being targeted as the bad guys. Devin Moore practiced on this game hour after hour to kill our loved ones. It made him a more effective killer. In this game, if you kill the police and other innocent people you win points. You get extra points for shots to their heads. When a society gets to the point to where law enforcement are the bad guys and the thugs and murderers are the good guys, our society will take a turn for the worse. Some have taken that turn. I do not believe most of us are ready for that. We have an opportunity to do something about this problem. Why don't we? I am a man of facts. I try to live my life by them. Jack Thompson and others have facts and experts to back up what these games are: they are cop-killing simulators and they will bring more deaths in the future. Our loved ones in Fayette are not the only ones to die at the hands of teens who trained on this game to kill. Let me remind you if I may: It could be one of your family members next. I ask that we put all the true facts on the table about how dangerous all of these murder simulation video games are. The primary motivation for what these video game companies do in making and marketing violent games to kids is this: MONEY. Why would these companies want to change things? One day, we will all stand before the Almighty GOD and give an account for what we have done and what we have accomplished, both good and bad on this Earth. I ask all of you Senators that we take a good hard look at the impact these games have on our teenagers and hold everyone accountable for their part. These games in the wrong hands played long enough are detrimental to our families, our friends, and our entire society. Thank you for allowing me to share our grief, as well as our hope for a safer America. |


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University of Tennessee punter Chad Cunningham averaged 42 yards per punt April 18 as the Vols wrapped up spring training with the annual Orange and White game at Neyland Stadium.
Former Dawson County Tiger wrestler Thomas Kimbrell was named to one of 52 total at-large qualifiers for the 2009 NCAA Division-I Wrestling National Championships, announced Wednesday, March 11 by the NCAA.
Former Dawson County Tiger wrestler Thomas Kimbrell was named to one of 52 total at-large qualifiers for the 2009 NCAA Division-I Wrestling National Championships, announced Wednesday, March 11 by the NCAA.
The North Georgia High School All-Star Basketball Game will be held at 7 p.m. WEdnesday at Dawson County High School.
Twelve-year old Anela Melton has been named to the Georgia Olympic Development Program.
The Amicalola Longbeards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will hold its sixth annual Hunting Heritage Banquet at 6 p.m. Jan. 23 at Rock Creek Sports Complex.
Casey Roderick, driver of the No. 9 Ford for the Bill Elliott Driver Development team, is gearing up for an action-packed weekend at SpeedFest 2009 at Lanier National Speedway Jan. 23-25 in Braselton.
Dawson County High School Tiger Wesley Bearden and Lady Tiger Charley Whitmire placed in the Inaugural Rudolph Junior Golf Classic at the Chattahoochee Country Club Dec. 22.
Dawsonville's Elliott family racing franchise began a new chapter in local racing history Monday when Dan Elliott was named General Manager of the newly purchased Peachstate Speedway in Jefferson.
The year 2008 was exciting for high school and middle school sports in Dawson County.
WOODSTOCK - Legendary racecar driver Bill Elliott is returning to the racetrack where his illustrious career began more than three decades ago to host the "Bill Elliott 50 Red Dirt Dash" late model race on Saturday.
The Chase for the Cup comes to Atlanta Motor Speedway next weekend as the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pep Boys Auto 500 and the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series E-Z-Go 200 highlight what is the biggest racing weekend in Georgia.
Dawson County graduate Chad Cunningham had the game of his life against Auburn Sept. 27.
Dawson County High School graduate Kasay Holbrook was named the Presbyterian College Student-Athlete of the week on Sept. 23. Holbrook is a freshman on the women's golf team for the Division I Blue Hose team.
The Fannin County Rebels squeaked by Dawson County last Friday night in Blue Ridge.
Dawsonville's Chase Elliott raced to a 15th-place finish Saturday during his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut at Daytona International Speedway.
The 18-year-old driver of the No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro said he was satisfied "to bring my Napa Auto Parts Chevy home clean" from the famed superspeedway.
Dawsonville's Bill Elliott, the 1988 Winston Cup Champion, is among 20 nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame's sixth induction class.
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Dawsonville's Bill Elliott, the 1988 Winston Cup Champion, is among 20 nominees for the NASCAR Hall of Fame's 6th induction class.
Dawsonville's Chase Elliott makes his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut in the DRIVE4COPD 300 tomorrow at Daytona International Speedway.
Saturday's ARCA race run at Daytona didn't go as well as Chase Elliott had hoped, but the 18-year-old from Dawsonville will take what he learned at the famed superspeedway as he prepares for his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut this weekend.
It's been more than 25 years since Bill Elliott won the Winston Cup Championship and thrust Dawsonville into the spotlight as a powerhouse racing community.
Bill Elliott is among a handful of legends now eligible for nomination into the NASCAR Hall of Fame after racing officials announced procedural changes in December intended to broaden the slate of available candidates.
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