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Playoff Preview - Wesley vs. UMHB
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GameDay Preview - No. 5 Wesley at No. 2 Mary Hardin-Baylor
Where: Tiger Field - Belton High School - Belton, TX
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What: NCAA Division III Football Tournament Quarterfinal - UMHB Bracket Championship
Who: #2 Wesley (10-1, Independant) at #1 UMHB (12-0, ASC Champions)
On the Line: National Semifinal Game with winner of #1 Mt. Union and #9 Widener
Series History: Wesley leads 4-3 (Last Meeting, UMHB 32, Wesley 25 - Sept. 15, 2012)
NCAA Tournament History: Wesley 20-8, UMHB 20-10
Coaches: Wesley - Mike Drass (177-48-1, 20th year), UMHB - Pete Fredenburg (145-33, 15th year)
Another year, another post-season meeting between the South Region schools. The teams will meet for the 7th time, and the 5th time for a region championship, Saturday. Wesley broke onto the national stage by upsetting the defending national champions 46-36 in the 2005 2nd round. The Wolverines are 3-1 against the Cru in this round, winning in 2006 and 2010 in Dover and 2011 in Belton, while falling in Dover in 2007. The game in week three this year is a big reason why this contest is being played in the Lone Star State and not in the First State.
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The Offensive Line - The run game was non-existent in the regular season meeting, with the combination of running and sacks leading to minus-four net yards. They must open up some holes to help Wesley improve in time of possession and give Justin Sottilare the time he needs to let his receivers make big plays. The addition of freshman Devin Filliben appears to have infused new energy into the line, only time will tell.
Matt Barile - (WR - 5'8" Junior - 34 catches, 486 yards receiving) - Matt's best game of 2012 took place in the September meeting, when he caught 7 passes for 115 yards and two touchdowns. His 5 catch, 136-yard effort last year in Belton was a big reason Wesley was able to hold on, including a 56-yard reception in the 2nd half which turned out to be Wesley's only points in the second half.
LaDarril Bailey (QB - 5'11" Senior - 39 total touchdowns, 3 interceptions) - His numbers read a lot like Shane McSweeny's did a year ago, including an incredible 26-3 touchdown-interception ratio. His accuracy has improved over the years all the way to 71 percent this season, and oh yeah, he is lightning quick as a runner with 842 yards and 13 more touchdowns. Wesley must keep him contained in the pocket, but even then, he has weapons.
Silvio Diaz (DT - 6'0" Junior - 47 tackles, 15.5 for loss) - Recorded three critical sacks in the first meeting. His presence inside has made it virtually impossible for Wesley to get a traditional running game going. Wesley's guards and center Tim Putman must do a better job against an All-American, which is certainly easier typed than done. His presence also keeps blockers off of linebacker Javicz Jones, who might be the best defensive player in Division III.
Wesley Will Win If: They continue to play mistake free football. Wesley turned the ball over twice in the first meeting, and it could have been worse with four fumbles. The Wolverines have turned the ball over three times this year, including the early touchdown to Mount Ida. If the turnover margin is even, the game will likely follow.
Wesley Will Lose If: They can't contain Bailey. Wesley has faced a lot of very fast quarterbacks in recent years, including Bailey three times. Usually the defense does a fantastic job of not letting the quarterback's legs beat them. Bailey's arm is very good, but his legs are even better.
UMHB Will Win If: They average 4 yards a carry. Between Bailey, Darius Wilson, and fullback Elijah Hudson the Cru have three of the top runners in the country. Wesley held that group to a collective 3.4 yards a rush in the first meeting. If UMHB can break some longer runs this time, that could help an offense which doesn't need any more octane in the tank.
UMHB Will Lose If: They don't get more production from their receivers. No receiver had more than 2 catches with the exception of running back Darius Wilson in the 1st meeting. Wilson responded with 6 catches for 76 yards and a touchdown, but getting more out of receivers like Geoff Myles and Caleb Moore could make it easier for Wesley to stymie the pistol game and keep it close.
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We still must vote for Romney. We are damned if we do and damned if we don't
Donald, I have no idea from your comment whether you hold to a biblical or secular worldview. If perhaps you are a professing Christian, will you justify in another posting your assertion that we must still vote for Romney, even though you said we are damned either way. I am not following your deduction. If we are damned if we do and damned if we don't, then how do you conclude that we must still vote for Romney? I don't understand that logic.
This information and much more was available before the primaries if people would take the time to do some research instead of listening to the media. The laziness of the people is the reason we always end up with nominees like Romney, McCain, Bush and Dole. Wake up and do a little homework before you vote. I know the information was available because I found and even posted much of it on sites like this along with info on sources to document it
We have a dilemma this election cycle…. ( Although, it surely isn't a dilemma with the Lord)
Option #1
Do you vote for a Marxist/Muslim who believes in same sex "marriage" ( which was ordained by God as one woman and one man for life). Who believes that these perverted person's can lead a Boy Scout troop, and adopt children? A man who advocates the murder of preborn children through all nine months of pregnancy?
Option #2
Do you vote for a Mormon ( which is a cult, that believes Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was the brother of Lucifer) Who also believes that same sex couples can "marry" ( Romney has the dubious title of being the "father of gay marriage") adopt children,and lead a Boy Scout troop. Who had a "conversion" to the pro-life cause, but will only pay lip service to the plight of the preborn to garner votes?
Option #3
Follow the Lord's instructions, found in His Holy Word, regarding the biblical requirements of a leader?
"The God of Israel said, the Rock of Israel spake to me, He that ruleth over men must be just, ruling in the fear of God". 2 Samuel 23:3
Neither Obama nor Romney meet the above requirements. Both are enemies of the cross of Christ.
If you know a person, who is just and fears God, write them in.
We will get the president we deserve.
Well said, sister!
There is a choice for a godly man! Virgil Goode, the Constitution Party candidate. Stop voting in fear for the lesser of two evils, when you can vote for Goode!
I used to be gay, but over 6 ½ years ago Jesus set me FREE! http://youtu.be/LqUvaXkRwJ8 Also I've been married to my beautiful wife for 19 months and she's pregnant with our first child. GOD CAN DO ANYTHING! I am no longer a slave to the sin of homosexuality. I made the choice to be gay for 11 years, but now I choose life – JESUS CHRIST!
I am from Massachusetts and can tell you that when he was running for the Senate in 1994 against Ted Kennedy, Romney told a gay newspaper that he would be more pro-gay than Kennedy. Yes, it's true. See here:
It's been all downhill from there. Romney is the biggest phony going. He says he is against gay marriage but in fact he favors "civil unions", which are the same thing, and we all know that the concept of civil unions is not lasting as judges rule that they must now be called marriage.
More points please:
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Gays are often bi-sexual, so please don't tell me they have no choice.
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Gays talk about "bullying". Yet they are the most intolerant people of all. They intimidate and threaten others.
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Robert Freson displays photographs of children that he took in Ireland in the 1960s.
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The house itself is brilliant, with high ceilings, large windows that look out to the sea and a delightful kitchen that would charm anyone with a spirit for cooking. "This house sold us, because of the beauty of it," Freson said.
But the treasures in this house are subterranean. Freson has converted the basement into a near-museum quality storage facility for his slides and his lifetime of work. Every assignment is neatly chronicled in hand-printed ledgers that record time, date, place and subject (Eisenhower, November 1964). Metal storage cabinets are organized by subject (Jamaica Bikinis, Nov. 16-23, 68). A separate room serves as storage for boxes and boxes of props used for his food and fashion shoots.
His goal now is to find a suitable place to leave this trove.
"It's incredibly difficult to place it, because it is so large," he said. "I would like to keep it in Maine. I would like to find a suitable institution, like a college or museum. I am not trying to sell it. I am not interested in making money. I just want to make sure it is properly preserved."
On a recent visit, Freson was dressed in bib overalls, his breast pocket stuffed with pens and two pair of eye glasses. With classical music playing softly in the background, he was mounting and framing color prints that he made in Ireland in 1969. These are images of tinkers -- itinerant groups of Gypsies who travel the countryside.
He was preparing the prints for an upcoming exhibition. Although he does not often show his work anymore, Freson still receives requests for exhibitions. This one he is preparing for Loyola University in Maryland. He showed a small sampling of images two years ago at the Frontier Cafe in Brunswick.
He would love to show more in Maine, and during this visit he received a call from the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Freson wants to meet the museum's new co-directors. "I want to talk to them about what I am and what I've done," he said.
He remains professionally active. These days, Freson travels to fairs across Maine and takes photographs of animals and their tenders. As he learned from Irving Penn so many years ago, the best portraits are those that capture a subject at ease. "I love people, and I like to photograph people where they are relaxed," he said.
Despite his accomplishments, Freson does not consider himself a great photographer. He learned from a great photographer in Penn. He's a good photographer, he said.
What made him successful was his ability to deliver a good photograph under any condition. During his younger years, he worked fearlessly without a hint of intimidation. He knew his task and how to achieve it.
He got the photo at all costs.
"I always came back with a publishable result," he said. "Editors hired me because I never came back with something a magazine could not use. A photographer must capture a moment. I never gave up."
Staff Writer Bob Keyes can be contacted at 791-6457 or:
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Robert Freson with a couple of favorite photographs: Dwight Eisenhower, taken in 1964, and Sophia Loren, taken in 1965. Shawn Patrick Ouellete/Staff Photographer |
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Robert Freson has kept meticulous handwritten records of his work. Below, the artist David Hockney and the Eisenhower portrait. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer |
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In addition to his photography, Robert Freson has authored books about fine cuisine. "The Taste of France" is still in print, having sold more than 275,000 copies. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer |
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r MONDAY JULY 10 2006 THE STUDENT VOICE OF UTAH VALLEY STATE VOLUME XXXV NO. 4 (Mb Globalization 4 Harming or helping? i 77 i Achieving healthy body image ywsc says . bd 3 College loses friend and colleague as Cook accepts position in United Arab Emirates Ashley Robertson News Writer Dr. Bradley Cook, Vice President of Academic Affairs, leaves to accept a position as President at the Higher Colleges in the United Arab Emirates. "Dr. Cook's contribution to UVSC is a legacy of distinction," said Pres. Seder-burg through a campus-wide email. "While we are excited for the journey that awaits him and his family, we are sad that one of UVSC's finest scholars, administrators and friend will be leaving." Dr. Cook is leaving for the Middle East in pursuit of his personal and academic interests, having received both bachelors and masters degrees from Stanford University in International Relations and Social Sciences of Education and a doctorate at the University of Oxford in Middle Eastern Studies and International Education. "As an observer and scholar of the region, I am now quite excited to re-engage this part of the world as a practitioner and to contribute - even if in a small way - to the process of educational and social development of this very important but emerging country," Dr. Cook said. Many achievements have been made while Dr. Cook served as CAO. Included in this list is the addition of many new four-year Degrees, Minors, Emphases and Specializations.Dr. Cook was also respon sible for the establishment of new Institutes, Centers, Schools and Offices, including the Wasatch Campus in Heber City. Also, more full-time faculty was hired, while increasing the number of minority faculty by 24 percent and women faculty by 12 percent."I think Brad has created an atmosphere that protects academic freedom while at the same time recognizes the concerns of the community at large," said student Vegor Pedersen. "I hope that his replacement can walk that fine line between pleasing this community and maintaining academic rigor. Whoever it is, they have some big shoes to fill." Dr. Karl Worthington, currently an Associate VP of Academic Affairs, will step in as the Interim Vice President of Academic upon Dr. Cook's departure. A national search will be held in order to permanently fill the position. More information regarding the search will be available in the future. In an announcement addressing his leave, Dr. Cook expressed that he and his family are very excited about the journey and oppprtunities that this venture will present for them. "Even more than the professional opportunities that are evident in this new role, I am energized about the family adventure that awaits us." Dr. Cook's last day will be July 31. Until then he will be wrapping up and transitioning his current projects. A A lahVallev lale College Courtesy photo Brad Cook, VP of Academic Affairs UVSC wins 2nd place aft iDis USA Naoo&Dal Sk Abraham Hernandez News Writer UVSC's SkillsUSA team has returned home from the 42nd annual National Leadership and Skills Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, where they were awarded six gold medals and four silver medals. Overall, UVSC received the title of Second Place Winners at the national competition for the second consecutive year. Previously, the UVSC team held the title of First Place Winner for four years. "The students should be proud of their accomplishments," said Darin Taylor, UVSC SkillsUSA director. "These students knew what they were doing. They were very focused, professional, and fine representatives of our state and college." SkillsUSA is a program that aides high school and college students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service, and health occupations by providing quality education experiences in leadership, teamwork, citizenship, occupational skills V A V- "V.- Courtesy photoUVSC UVSC competes in trades competition, Skills USA. and character development. Thus, ensuring that America has a skilled work force in public and technical careers. At the national competition, over 4,600 students from around the country competed in 84 occupational and leadership skill areas. 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The search committee, Steven Clark, Catherine Downing, Cory Duckworth, Bryant Farnsworth, Jeff Khan, Megan Laury, Brad Merts, Nancy Smith and Amy Brockman held several meet and greets for students and faculty to get acquainted with the applicants. While some meet and greets had only one student, others hosted a larger group, allowing the committee to see how the candidates in- See VPA3t
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PROVO — Once again, Norm Chow is returning to BYU's campus.
Since leaving the Cougars in 2000 after 27 years as an assistant under LaVell Edwards, Chow has come back to Provo three times with three different teams.
When Hawaii visits BYU Friday (6 p.m. MT, ESPN) at Edwards Stadium, the 66-year-old Chow will return for the fifth time.
It will, however, be his first visit as a head coach.
Asked about his return to Provo, Chow didn't wax nostalgic.
"I had a very good experience in Provo and enjoyed my time there — a lot of nice memories and a lot of nice people," he said. "We've moved on from there. I've been a part of other teams that have gone in there. It's not about all that. It's about our team. We're struggling. We're at 1-2 and we need to play well. The results will take care of themselves if we play well and play hard."
Chow, one of the most accomplished offensive coordinators in college football history, took the reins of the Warrior program after the 2011 season. Last Saturday, Nevada crushed Hawaii, 69-24, as the Warriors allowed the Wolf Pack's Stefphon Jefferson to tie an NCAA record with seven touchdowns.
"It was 20-17, and the wheels fell off," Chow said of that performance. "We hung in there. Our guys played to the end. I like our team. I like our effort. Now we just have to have better results after all the work that they've put in."
Being a first-time head coach has been a learning experience, Chow said, now that he's in charge of, and responsible for, the entire program — not just the offense.
"It's a tremendous challenge. I didn't realize — I guess I did after all these years — what a head coach goes through. There's so much that takes away from the coaching part of it. That was an eye-opener."
And it's a whole new perspective. One of the things he's had to adjust to is being on the sidelines. For decades, as an offensive coordinator, he sat in the press box, calling plays. Now, he's on the sidelines, which he called "probably the worst seat in the house."
Added Chow, "It's not easy to see down there. You rely on the coaches up above to help you with what's going on."
In his three previous visits to Edwards Stadium as an opposing coach, Chow has experienced extreme differences.
In 2004, his USC team, which boasted a pair of future Heisman Trophy winners — Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush (later vacated) — dominated BYU, 42-10. Four years later, in 2008, the Cougars blanked Chow's UCLA team, 59-0. Then, last season, during his one-year stint at Utah, the Utes humiliated BYU, 54-10.
"He's an experienced and well-thought-of offensive coordinator," said Cougar coach Bronco Mendenhall. "He has a good plan week-in and week-out, a good system, a good style. I'm sure he'll have a nice plan versus us. … They're well-coordinated. There's enough variety of plays, enough formations and enough things that are difficult in terms of getting tendencies because their coordinator's been doing it a long time. So basically, we're playing a similar style to what we've played the last two weeks (against Utah and Boise State). That part will help us as a point of reference."
Last spring, a controversy arose between Hawaii and BYU surrounding Michael Wadsworth, a defensive back who played as a freshman at Hawaii before leaving for an LDS mission. While serving, Wadsworth decided to transfer to BYU.
Hawaii allowed Wadsworth to transfer to any school — except BYU. Hawaii officials allege that BYU recruited Wadsworth during his mission, which is against NCAA rules.
"There was a little bit of tampering going on," Chow told ESPN's Outside the Lines in July.
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- PLACE OF BIRTH: Liberchies, Belgium
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Born in Belgium on January 23, 1910, Django Reinhardt learned guitar at an early age, adapting his technique to accommodate the loss of the use of two fingers burned in a caravan fire in 1928. Reinhardt toured the United States with Duke Ellington in 1946. He was one of the first important guitar soloists in jazz; his blend of swing and the Roma musical tradition, as well as his unconventional technique,
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Born on January 23, 1910, in Liberchies, Belgium, Django Reinhardt became famous for his unique musical sound, which blended elements of American jazz with traditional European and Roma music. Reinhardt's father was a musician and entertainer and his mother was a dancer, according to some reports; they were Manouches, or French gypsies, and they eventually settled in a camp near Paris. Raised without any formal schooling, Reinhardt was practically illiterate.
In his youth, Reinhardt learned to play an interesting instrument—a hybrid of a guitar and a banjo. He was largely self-taught, never learning how to write or read music. Later on, Reinhardt had to depend on others to transcribe his compositions. He was already playing in clubs in Paris by his early teens. Reinhardt started out playing popular French music, but he became interested in American jazz in the mid-1920s. He especially liked the works of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Joe Venuti. His promising career, however, was almost ended by a terrible accident in 1928.
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In 1928, Reinhardt was injured in a fire in his caravan. A lit candle fell into some paper, or celluloid, flowers that his wife had made to sell, and the flames quickly spread throughout their home. Both Reinhardt and his wife made it out of the fire, but Reinhardt suffered bad burns to his right leg and left hand. Perhaps worst of all for this talented musician, he permanently lost the use of two fingers on his damaged hand. He would spend the next 18 months to two years recuperating.
During this time, Reinhardt taught himself how to play music again. It was a slow, painful process, but he devised an innovative style of guitar playing. With his two fingers and thumb, Reinhardt handled his instrument with remarkable speed and agility. He was back to dazzling audiences in the Paris nightclubs by 1930.
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By the mid-1930s, Reinhardt had joined forces with violinist Stephane Grappelli to form the Quintet of the Hot Club of France (Quintette du Hot Club de France). Their group, which grew to include Reinhardt's brother Joseph and others, became the first major European jazz band. Some of the band's early recordings included covers of American songs like "Dinah" and "Lady Be Good," and these tracks helped win them a following on both sides of the Atlantic.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Sometimes a left hook is just what the doctor ordered.
Paula Weiner, for one, is looking forward to finding out. The Chicago resident was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease three years ago when she noticed a tremor in her hand that wouldn't go away. Since that day Weiner has been more active than ever, taking art classes and becoming a Tai Chi coach. Every Monday she takes a bus down Lake Shore Drive to lead her class.
"It's all about staying active," said Weiner, who is 78 years old. "I've done water aerobics and I'll try boxing. Sitting around doing nothing may be easier, but it's certainly not going to help me in the long run."
Weiner is part of a Northwestern Medicine®Parkinson's disease support group that will host a special boxing class for those with the disease and their caregivers at 1p.m. on Jan. 7. The class will be led by Rock Steady Boxing instructors who are specially trained to teach boxing drills and routines to people living with Parkinson's disease.
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"Every day we are learning about new ways people living with Parkinson's can enhance their quality of life," Palmentera said. "It turns out boxing is one of those perfect workouts for both the mind and body. These classes have proven that anyone, at any level of Parkinson's, can actually lessen their symptoms and lead a healthier and happier life."
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Margo and I struggled with this question, because we like so many women writers and for many different reasons. So we decided that we'd each take one type of favorite and -- rock-band style -- riff on that category.
I love domestic novel -- stories that deal with family and the nature of women's lives. The prototypical example is Canadian writer Carol Shields's The Stone Diaries, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1995. With an assurance that isn't always obvious in a book written in such muted tones, Shields captures the pleasures and frustrations of marriage and motherhood in the prefeminist era.
Another Canadian author, Alice Munro, also seems to understand perfectly what it's like to be me. Her latest offering, Runaway, is a set of short stories featuring her conflicted women characters. It just won Canada's most prestigious literary award. Stateside, I especially admire Jayne Anne Phillips and Susan Minot for their evocative writing. I recommend Phillips's Machine Dreams, which recalls post-World War II America, and Minot's Evening, in which an older woman, dying of cancer, recalls a brief love affair as if it were yesterday.
Four other fabulous female writers who specialize in relationships: Alice McDermott (Charming Billy), Gail Godwin (A Mother and Two Daughters) Lynne Sharon Schwartz (Disturbances in the Field) and Margot Livesey (Banishing Verona).
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Many of the books I read for pleasure are written by southern women. I like the way they maneuver between the serious and humorous, the sentimental and the lyrical, without skipping a beat. Great writers in this group include Rebecca Wells (I prefer her Little Altars Everywhere to the better-known Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood), Pamela Duncan (Plant Life) and Adrianna Trigiani (known for her trilogy: Big Stone Gap, Big Cherry Holler and Milk Glass Moon, which is my favorite).
But Fannie Flagg would have to be at the top of my list of funny southern women writers. Her most famous novel is Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café, made into that terrific movie starring Kathy Bates. The novel contains the typical elements of all Flagg's stories and of a lot of southern women writers: strong women characters, plenty of humor and a celebration of small-town living. Between the laughs and the dead-on portraits, Flagg also manages to sneak in a social lesson or two.
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on June 7, 2012 @ 9:37 am (Updated: 12:34 pm - 6/7/12 )Seattle Police have made an arrest in the July 2011 fatal hit and run of a bicyclist in South Lake Union.
Few details were released during a news conference Thursday, at which police announced the arrest of Erlin Garcia Reyes, 28, of Normandy Park.
Police believe Reyes was the driver of an SUV that fatally struck and killed 44-year-old Michael Wang on July 28. The SUV hit Wang as the driver made a left turn on Dexter Ave. North. The suspect fled the scene.
Wang, a married father of two, was an avid bicyclist and photographer for PATH, a global health non-profit. He had commuted by bike from South Lake Union to his home in Shoreline and back for years.
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He is not alone and the constant tactic bothers the perimeter players, too.
"It's tough catching the ball and seeing somebody play off of you because your first instinct is to shoot the ball," freshman Terry Henderson said.
The Mountaineers might have to get used to it. Duquesne's defense came one game after the Mountaineers made 10 of 24 3-pointers against Virginia Tech's sunken defense. Huggins said Henderson shot "as well as anybody can shoot the ball" in Monday's practice and that Jabarie Hinds had been working his way out of his rut by spending more time in the practice facility than anybody other than Kevin Noreen, who's renowned for his constant presence there.
The Mountaineers were hoping it all might discourage the defensive trend that dates back to last season, but the Dukes were not duped.
"The other guys watch film, too, and they're going to keep putting everyone under the basket," Kilicli said. "If you lose, they're going to keep doing it all year."
Unless something changes, which is all the Mountaineers can hope for until it happens.
"Those guys can make all those shots," Kilicli said. "They worked on it all summer. I saw it myself. Before the season, I told all you guys we were going to be able to make shots. Apparently we can't now."
In eight games, WVU's most prolific 3-point shooters are Henderson, Hinds and Matt Humphrey. Each has six 3s. The best percentages belong to Murray and Noreen, a pair of 6-foot-10 players. Murray is 3-for-6 and Noreen 2-for-3. The best percentage for a guard is Eron Harris' 33.3 percent.
The opposition is giving them space and daring them to shoot so that the defense can better guard the paint. WVU's perimeter shooting is such a weakness that the other teams have all but ignored it to take away the only other option inside.
Defenses are surrounding Kilicli and the crowd makes it hard for his teammates to not only pass it to him, but also to drive toward the basket.
"This season has been a struggle for me to score because there's been three people, four people on me all the time," said Kilicli, who averages 9.9 points and shoots 41 percent (30-for-73) from the floor. "It's tough. You can't turn. You get the ball with your back turned and you've got to turn one way or the other, but you've got a guy here and a guy there."
If he gets the ball, the defense collapses, which makes it hard to make a move or to pass the ball back to the perimeter. He has teammates open there, but if they get the ball and a good shot, a basket is not yet guaranteed with this group.
"We've just got to continue to shoot the ball," Huggins. "They're going to start going in and then we'll get some confidence and we'll be fine. I think everybody goes through this at some point during the season. It's just very rare that you go through it at the beginning of the season like this."
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Reporter Fakes Deep Water This reporter gets caught trying to fake us into thinking the water is real deep! 10/21/2005 12:00:00 AM 733,205
Water Balloon to the Face This is cool. A water balloon in slow motion breaks over some kids head. 10/27/2006 12:00:00 AM 504,613
Homemade Water Slide Some kids make a pretty cool waterslide off their roof. 9/11/2007 12:00:00 AM 223,473
Boil Water in a Plastic Bottle I never knew you could do this. I thought for sure the bottle would melt. 2/27/2007 12:00:00 AM 223,412
Human Water Fountain I have no idea how he does this but check it out! Hes a water fountain. 12/18/2007 12:00:00 AM 157,536
Scaredy Cat This kid scares the hell out of his cat having a drink from the pool. 5/23/2011 12:00:00 AM 152,383
Table Slide You have heard of slip-and-slide, well here is Table-Slide. 11/28/2006 12:00:00 AM 150,733
Water Prank Oops This guy tries to pull a prank on his wife. The only problem is that he slipped and bit his tounge off. Ouch 3/9/2007 12:00:00 AM 142,112