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Xavier was desperate to save his first students is all. I mean Darwin was one of those students and he still idolizes Xavier.
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Not really, many times Ronaldo was the player up front, the ball was delivered to him and he took on defenders in the deep third. The last two years he didn't really link anybody. What late runs are you talking about? Again Ronaldo basically played as a CF, especially last year. I didn't see any of the "linking midfield with forwards" that you speak of and I probably watch as many United games as any. I don't think service will ever be a problem with United. United possess the ball as much as anybody, it's in front that I'm worried about. Probably the best finisher on the team now is Owen, he is the most instinctive anyways. A lot will depend on him, especially against the weaker teams that Ronaldo would punish.
I disagree, I think Rooney can fill that role. Given more freedom he can be every bit as influential as Ronaldo.
Apples and Oranges, Lampard links defense and attack with is wide range of passing, dribbling is not apart of Lampard's game. You are severely underestimating Rooney's abilities. As for him looking like **** on the wing, I'm not sure what you were watching. Time and time again he proved most useful out wide, negating the opposition's attacking wide players with his tenacity and his ability to go forward. He was probably too useful out wide, as he was forced to play out there instead of his natural forward position because he was so good there.Originally Posted by Crazy_Ivan
We are going to have to agree to disagree regarding Rooney. His talent is undeniable, sometimes he is too unselfish. If given Ronaldo's free role he will be unleashed.
What? Superb pass or cross? Ronaldo is a fantastic talent and while he used his teammates more often as time went on, I never saw consistent "superb" passes and crosses. Again the biggest loss we'll see is the goal scoring, you bring up last year. 18 league goals but he also missed more games than two seasons ago and was not himself at the beginning of the year. Again, I argue that his goal scoring will be most difficult to replace because he was so ruthless in front of goal especially against the weaker teams. Rooney while talented isn't not the clinical finisher than Ronaldo is, I do think however than he can be more of a creator. His vision for the pass and his willingness to pass far surpasses Ronaldo's, sometimes too much.Originally Posted by Crazy_Ivan


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Wichita State senior Garrett Stutz earned Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball player of the week honors.
Stutz, a center from Kansas City, Mo., averaged 24.5 points and 13 rebounds in wins over Indiana State and Missouri State. He made 17 of 30 shots in the two games and 14 of 17 free throws. His two double-doubles give him eight for the season, most by a Shocker since Jamie Arnold had eight in 1996-97.
Stutz's 24 points against Indiana State pushed him over 1,000 for his career. He has 1,016 points, ranking him No. 38 at WSU.
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Her com- recovery is anxiously awaited by lioatB ot friends. We are pleased to report the con- tinned coBvalesoenoe of Joha Forties, of Soath Ocean avenue, who was re- conflaed to bis homo some two w«eks ago. -A social ot the Methodist Episcopal Church and a reception to new mem¬ bers was held at the church on Wed¬ nesday evening. There was a large attendance and the evening could, not bave been spent more profitably or more enjoyably. The marriage of Miss Catherine Mc¬ Glynn, daughter of Mrs. Frances, Mc¬ Olynn, to William Mulry, will be sol¬ emnized at the Church of Our Holy Redeemer on nejtt TuesTISy, October 20, at twelve o'clock nooa. The cere¬ mony will be performed by the Rev. Father Farrell. Mr. Mulry is a resi¬ dent of Lawrence, son of the late Wil¬ liam Mulry, formerly Congressman from Manhattan, and nephew of Thomas Mulry, president of the Emi¬ grant pavings Bank. ?he Owen W. Humphrey Construc¬ tion Coinpany, of 258 South Ocean avenue, have qharge of and are laying the cement work in connection with the construction of the Columbus ave¬ nue school. The members of the S. O. S. Five Hundred Club met at the bome of Mrs. Smith F. Pearsall yesterday after¬ noon. Following the card games, a collation was ssrved. Those present were Mesdames Cruikshank, H. L. Maxson, Charles Hart, James Sutphln, H. S. Walters, Otto Jung, John Den ton, S. F. Pearsall, the Misses Flor ence Miller, Edna Eldrldge, and Flor- jence Thompson. she has been made assistant Instmct- or In oratory and elocution in Mount Allsion CoUege. Miss Stiles has studied consistently to prepare her¬ self for the vocation and the position which she has secured is a Just to¬ ward. Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Sams, Miss Mollie OUlman, George Spring, and ifiss Andrews, of New York City, are guests at -the Crys¬ tal LakQ House this week. Mrs. Frost entertained forty guests on Sun¬ day. •laoob Post, one of the most practi¬ cal and successful business men of this village, has^ been elected a di¬ rector of the First National Bank of Rockville Centre. ""Mr. Post purchased the stock of the late Robert B. Ho- mans of Baldwin. The corner stone exercises in con¬ nection wilh the construction of the new Columbus avenue school will be held to-morrow afternoon commenc¬ ing at 3 o'clock. The public are cor¬ dially invited. Mrs. George W. Brailhwait, of Rail¬ road avenue, is visiting hqf mother this ^week, who lives about twelve miles west of Newburg. Mrs. Braith- wait was Miss Louise Craft, and she goes back to the homestead quite often for an occasional visit. BB Nina B. Humphrey, instruct- the schools at Massapequa,' re- bd to her home last Friday to the week-end with her mother, O. W. Humphrey, of South avenue. ,am R. Smith, Supervisor of pBtead, is in receipt of a letter , the trustees of Hempstead Vil- |in which they commend him for .condition of the good roads Ighout the village, which were ed by the county. Mr. Smith Imade the entire township of ^stead one smooth roadway for •ists. Qgressman Lathrop Brown of St. __ spent Saturday evening and [ot Sunday in to%n attending the Iteak dinner held at the Elks Cl/b fSaturday evening. Democratic lldates LeRoy J. Weed and Frank- Hill, Exhaulted Ruler ot the |e, were also present. B. Whitson Colyer, of 79 Wallace leaves for Washington, D. C, Imorning to iflln her husband, , she will accompasy on the re- der of his southern trip of three Mr Colyer has been absent [preeport since July 15th touring Traveling over practically thf cn- ountry. Fully one hundred and flfty jnem bers and guests attended the beef steak dinner at the Elks Club last Sat¬ urday evening, which was one of the most successful of the season. Super¬ visor Hlcam R. Smith, Congressman Lathrop Brown, Assemblyman LeRoy J. Weed, and Democratic candidate for Assembly Franklyn J. Hill were present. L. F. Cornelias, the real estate brok¬ er of Railroad avenue, has completed arrangements for the construction of a semi-bungalow cottage on the south side of Harris avenue in the vicinity of the new Columbus avenue school. The contract has been given to L. J. Cornelias, his son, who with this piece of work, becomes a boss carpenter. The cottage will be one of the most modern in the village. LOCAL GOSSIF » V- estimated that more than two ed fishermen from New Yorh. be vicinity went out from Free- Ast Saturday, Sunday and Mon- iThe Crystal Lake House is be- k a popular rendezvous. A par* [flve brought In a catch of 12« lers Oh Monday. Jind Mrs. LeRoy Corby, who had [d to take up their residence at me of Mrs. Corby's mother, Mrs. fwell. on West Merrick road, ecided to move to Eastern Park- irooklyn, which will enable Mr. lto.be near and give special at- to the excellent position ^e ently be«n advanced to. hs Minnie Emma Nock, daughter Ir. and Mrs. A. O. Nock, of Coloni- lyenue. was married to Roderlc oas Derliott, of New York City. ^ptember 18, at Hempstead. The HiDg was a quiet one. only the im- ate members ol the tamlly being Ht Mr. and Mrs. DerMott are" Dig in Freeport, -•» Elisabeth Patterson, daughter b, and Mrs. W. H. Patterson, who been Journeying through the torn states for fully a n>onth vis- S-tends and relatives, returned last week. She reports a rest- ttt an unusually lotereStlng tny. 8outh«rn SUtes are pictur- "," she reports, "^nd the people bo genuine anfl wholesoms." I^anmlttee formed of members of B. p. Mott Post, G. A. R.. t« [ preparaUons for the QUlet c^ o of the thirtieth anniversary H« formation of such Post, As as date and place aro sslected, giT« our readers full iaJonna- A score of young men from Free- port under- the leadership of Harold Brown, superintendent of the Metho¬ dist Bjpiscopal Sunday School, leave for Huntington Thursday evening, (to-night) to participate in the gener¬ al conference and meeting arranged by the Huntington Young Men's Chris¬ tian Association. They will remain until Monday. Miss Florence C. Stiles, a graduate of Emerson College of Oratory, '13, has taken up her residence in Sack- ville, New Brunswick, Canada, wliere Wlule in Mineola •top at HENRY C. KRAMER'S Hotel Nassau Where yoa will meet your Friends Clothes and The Man In these conventional days personal appearance, is an im¬ portant factor in business and in social life. Clothes are not everything but they are a decided help in creating that favorable impression. 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Recipe by ERIN
"This recipe is passed down from my Nana who was famous for her doughnuts. This is one she would make us on a cold winters day after skating all day on the outdoor rink. It is a popular treat when skating on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Canada."
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1 cup milk
1 egg
3/4 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons white sugar
1 tablespoon butter
3 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon active dry yeast
1 quart vegetable oil for frying
1/4 cup cinnamon sugar, or to taste
This is a FANTASTIC recipe. The secret to make it perfect is: Form and freeze the dough pieces about half the size as you want the final piece. When you thaw them to room temp and let them rest a few minutes they'll stretch very very thin. Family rating is "Better than the beach!"- the ultimate compliment. Thank you Erin.
Very good and they are just like the Great Canadian Beaver tail that you get in Ottawa on the Rideau canal. My boys and their friends gobbled them up fresh - really, the only way to eat them. My only comment is to make sure you stretch them nice and thin. Squeeze fresh lemon juice on top when they are hot and then sprinkle with sugar/cinnamon. Yum! Thanks for the recipe. Give it a try!
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EH! As an Ottawa native these are the best homemade i have ever had! i like these better than rightt on the Canal because they don't freeze up as fast! a great variation for this shape is the make balls and gently drop them into the oil then roll in the cinn~sugar mix before cooling. as a beaver tail you can be creative with the toppings as well, i have seen pretty much everything for sweet to savoury (and sometimes gross!) be inventive and have fun! enjoy these around a campfire or around a local rink!
Really wonderful! I made these with my Home Ec class and they were a HIT! As our deep fryer is a smaller 'home' one, this batch made more than 10. The key is knowing how thick to make them so that they are true to those found on the Rideau Canal. Awesome!
Perfect just like at country fairs. My kids like butter, cinnamon and sugar, and conf. sugar. WTH how many times does one have such a treat! Make sure oil is perfect temp and each side does not take long at all.
Perfect fried dough! Will definitely make again!
Sooooooooooooo good. Def the recipe I will use from here on out!
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Marshall men's basketball: UAB edges Herd, 52-48
Elijah Pittman and DeAndre Kane came to the media room post-game to discuss the Thundering Herd's 52-48 loss to UAB, the shooting slump that left the Herd trailing by 19 points and the rally that allowed Marshall to get back into the game.
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When Nigel Spikes drained a mid-range jumper with 2:51 left in the game, Marshall pulled into a 46-46 tie, its first since the 7:48 mark of the first half.
"There were shots we were getting in the first half that we just weren't making," said Pittman, who led all scorers with 18 points. "The shots we had in the second half we were making and it gave us a little energy, a little boost and the crowd got involved."
Marshall's started to cool off after that, trailing by as many as five with 14 seconds left. A ray of light appeared in the final seconds, as DeAndre Kane stole a UAB inbounds pass with nine seconds to go and the Herd down 51-48. But Manning's shot fell short and Quincy Taylor made one of two free throws to put the game away.
After Spikes' jumper to tie the game, Marshall missed all four of its shots from the floor and made just two of four from the free throw line.
Spikes scored nine points and pulled down a game-high 15 rebounds for Marshall, while Kane scored nine points with seven rebounds, three assists and three steals. Jordan Swing scored 15 points with 10 rebounds for UAB, while Rod Rucker scored 13 points with eight rebounds.
The Herd had its worst shooting night one game after enjoying its best, making 54.2 percent of its shots in an 82-70 win at the University of Central Florida.
"It's tough, man," Kane said. "We went down there to Orlando and played so good. I didn't think we played bad here today. We just couldn't make a shot in the first half. We turn the page and get ready for another game."
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This is a stop-motion animation of a friendly battle between Ryu and Ken complete with special AND sound effects. What a minute -- friendly battle? There's no such thing as a friendly battle! IT IS IS KILL OR BE KILLED. Or, okay, run and hide, but that's generally frowned upon.
In this video I try to make the fight back to original and not to use too much special effets, hope you guys like it, this took me around 1 month for the proccesing, and yeap I am already working with Halo and the next one will come first with the hot girl gun fight, wish you guys enjoy the show...Thanks :D
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Marine band radio
Last Post 19 Jan 2013 11:44 AM by
bass or bass?
. 15 Replies.
Veteran Poster
14 Feb 2012 08:10 AM
Just wondering how many of the boat owners in the club have a marine radio on their boat. It seems to be an overlooked piece of safety equipment.
Lifer in NE Illinois Gen. 1:28 I didn't rise to the top of the food chain to become a vegitarian!
Advanced Poster
14 Feb 2012 09:02 AM
I agree with you PG...Marine radio is probably one of the most overlooked pieces of equipment. I know a bunch of guys on the water that don't have a radio or don't have it connected. What good is it if it's not on? I always have mine on...Channel 16. The radio I have is a Standard Horizon. It's an old one, but works. I want to upgrade (eventually) to the newer DSC radios. I'll probably go with Lowrance LVR-250 DSC VHF being that my chart plotter/fish finder is Lowrance.
Veteran Poster
14 Feb 2012 11:13 AM
There are some advantages to sticking with one brand. In some cases an interface is possible. Not owning a boat, my radio is a portable Humminbird. Not a fan of their fishfinders or GPS but the radio was the best available for the money. The S/H are good units without a doubt. They have been building aviation stuff for more years than I can remember.
Lifer in NE Illinois Gen. 1:28 I didn't rise to the top of the food chain to become a vegitarian!
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14 Feb 2012 04:03 PM
I have a handheld portable one that fits in a cradle. Not as powerful as regular model, but I'm never usually far from land.
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Veteran Poster
14 Feb 2012 05:41 PM
I'd NEVER be on the water without mine. My fishing buddy and I can communicate anywhere on the lakes we fish. If one of us shows up hours after the other, we simply key the mic, and figure out where to meet. I broke down on Lake Pleasant once and people just blew by me as I tinkered with the motor, cowl off, perched on the transom. I keyed my mic on channel 16, hailed Vessel Assist and had a tow boat on the scene within 15 minutes. I also have BoatU.S. unlimited towing so the entire towing bill is paid by BoatU.S. That's another piece of mind I'd never be without........BoatU.S. unlimited towing and trailer assist towing. Check it out at boatus.com. Happy Fishing!
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Advanced Poster
14 Feb 2012 11:54 PM
One of the advantages of the newer DSC radios when connected to your GPS thru NEMA network, is if u hit the emergency/stress button or the MOB on your GPS, your location/coordinates, will be available to the Coast Guard, or anyone who has a DSC radio without you ever saying a word. The only thing with a DSC radio, it has to registered with the FCC I believe. And Tow Boat US..is the way to go!
New Poster
22 Feb 2012 12:13 PM
I have mine and a hand held as well fish to far off shore not to have one.
Advanced Poster
26 Feb 2012 02:27 PM
I have a 25 watt fixed station VHF DSC radio aboard my vessel and also a portable hand held 5 watt VHF radio as a back-up aboard my boat. The portable also is great if I need cruise with another boater without a VHF on their boat. The portable also is available if I want to assist another boater in need wth a tow or other assistance.
I often carry my portable VHF in my bag if I am going fishing on a friends vessel, just in case!
New Poster
12 May 2012 01:20 PM
I have had a VHF onboard every boat I've owned. It is a very important part of safety gear, mine is a Uniden, it will switch from low (4 watts) to high (25 watts). Along with a 8', 6db gain antenna it performs well. The only problem we have around my neck of the woods is, people think they are on the CB. The proper way of comunicating with a VHF is a thing of the past. Our Coast Guard Unit gets very tired of telling people the proper channels they should be using to talk or chat on. I wish more boaters were responsible enough to take a short class to educate themselves on how to properly operate the radio, especialy in the case of an emergency. Example, a boater called the Coast Guard last season, the converstaion went something like this; "Coast Guard, Coast Guard, help I am out of gas......." C.G. reply..."This is the United States Coast Guard Group Buffalo, we understand you are out of fuel. How many souls onboard, and please put on PFD's, over"......Boater response....."I am out of fuel and need a tow, what are souls?" Let me tell you, that radio operator had more patience than me, after five mintues of that agonizing conversation I had to turn off my radio! Ok, sorry for getting carried away. Yes it's an extremely important piece of safety gear, but if you don't know how to use it correctly, and that includes teaching passengers the basics, it is just taking up space. Like a PFD, if it's not on when you hit the water what good is it?
New Poster
06 Jan 2013 01:21 PM
I just recently purchased a boat and a friend of mine gave me a marine radio. Come to find out this radio was used on a rifle range next to the water. It's good because i needed one for the boat and i still need other items to get it ready.
Advanced Poster
13 Jan 2013 07:11 AM
I fish Lake Erie, so we have a marine radio on our boat. We always carry cell phones too. If you have a marine radio on your boat, make sure it works! Ask for a "radio check" every time you leave the dock. If your radio and antenna aren't properly matched you may be able to hear people but they may not be able to hear you.
I couldn't agree more with "Bass or Bass?". We also have a Boat U.S. Membership. I try to keep our boat in perfect mechanical condition, but you never know when a component may fail or an emergency may come up. The annual cost of membership is less than a half tank of gas, and the piece of mind that this membership provides greatly outweighs the cost.
One last point; make sure you have at least one fire extinguisher on your boat. We're required to have one on the Great Lakes. I have two - one near the engine compartment and one in the cabin. Every boater on every lake one should carry one.
Safe boating to all,
Veteran Poster
13 Jan 2013 09:26 AM
I never considered a cell phone a reliable backup for a few reasons. On the Great Lakes, it is way too easy to be in a no service area for one. Another thing to keep in mind is that cell phones usually are not waterproof. If the worst happens and you end up in the water, two things are likely. One is that your cell won't work, the second is you become very hard to see. If you go in with a handheld VHF, you probably will find it easier to see a rescue vessel and direct it to you than it would be for them to see you! I have never fished Erie, but I can testify that Lake Michigan is danged cold even in August/Sept.
Lifer in NE Illinois Gen. 1:28 I didn't rise to the top of the food chain to become a vegitarian!
Advanced Poster
14 Jan 2013 07:09 PM
I'm not suggesting a cell phone is a suitable replacement for a marine radio, as there are far better pieces of equipment to use. For example, on our boat we also carry an auxillary air horn, several signaling devices, waterproof aerial flares, a distress flag etc...
I fish out of Monroe, Michigan and have taken our boat as far as Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio. Our cell phones have always worked. I also fish in Lake Michigan, where my cell phone never works, so I understand what you're saying.
I have a permanent 25 watt radio in the boat, which has a much longer effective range than a 5 watt hand-held unit. If you think a 5 watt hand-held has much of a range when used at water level I'd tend to disagree. The natural curvature of the earth will give that little antenna a range of mere feet! The best device for use in the water is an EPIRB or a PLB, although I can honestly say I don't know any freshwater boater that owns one!
I ALWAYS monitor the NOAA buoys before we leave the dock and stay tuned into the NOAA weather while boating. This eliminates most of the likelyhood that I'll get caught in a storm in the first place, although they come up very quickly on the water, especially during the hot days of summer.
If an emergency should arise, my money is on lifejackets, a mayday call on my 25 watt fixed radio, aerial flares, and my U.S. Power Squadron training. The Coast Guard can pinpoint your location as soon as you hail them, so assuming they actually receive your transmission they will know where to find you.
Veteran Poster
15 Jan 2013 07:26 AM
I would never suggest that a 5 watt handheld has all that much range even when it is used well above water level. My point is that a person in the water can see a rescue boat much farther away than the boat can see a swimmer and if you can see the boat, a 5 watt radio should under most circumstances be able reach the boat. Also, that mounted radio isn't much use when your boat has a total power failure (not unheard of) or is capsized! A good suggestion for anyone who carries a handheld in addition to a mounted radio is one of the inexpensive adapters that allow you to hook up your boat antenna to the handheld. The improvement in range is significant.
Lifer in NE Illinois Gen. 1:28 I didn't rise to the top of the food chain to become a vegitarian!
Advanced Poster
18 Jan 2013 10:03 PM
Okay, then let's make this easy... your question was "Just wondering how many of the boat owners in the club have a marine radio on their boat. It seems to be an overlooked piece of safety equipment"
My answer is yes, I have a marine radio on my boat.
bass or bass?
Veteran Poster
19 Jan 2013 11:44 AM
Several people have mentioned using cell phones for safety equipment. Here in Arizona they are virtually useless. Cell phone service does not exist on most lakes here, and when there is service it is inconsistant. With VHF radio however, the sheriff's department monitors channel 16 on VHF, and Vessel Assist monitors channel 16 on Lake Pleasant. So in an emergency, keying channel 16 will bring assistance within minutes.Again, I'd never be on the water without VHF radio.
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In practice, injuries caught up with Packers
Green Bay --- For weeks, months the 2012 Packers were compared to the 2010 Packers. Both teams lost multiple starters to injured reserve. And both teams overcame the adversity to make the playoffs. This one actually won the division.
But through a 45-31 postseason loss to the San Francisco 49ers, it became apparent that the rash of injuries did ultimately handicap this Packers team. Not necessarily in the sense of replacing starters. For the most part the likes of DuJuan Harris, Don Barclay, Brad Jones and others kept the Packers moving forward.
But as the injuries mounted -- including the short-term bumps and bruises -- the Packers' practice habits changed.
As coaches explained this week, Green Bay did more walkthrough-based work. Padded practices already down under the new CBA, simulating game speed in December and January became much more difficult. The Packers could talk about assignments and scheme. Yet when the 49ers unleashed a read option offense — Colin Kaepernick and Frank Gore turning upfield with a full head of steam — things got ugly.
"You can go through a hundred walk-throughs running the zone read play and it's assignment football -- 'I've got the dive, I've got the quarterback' and that type of thing," Capers said. "But now, all of a sudden, that dive back hits it in there a hundred miles an hour and the quarterback's got the ball and he pulls it out and it's the speed if you're not ready for the speed of it. It's a little harder to practice but you've got to find ways to practice that stuff at the speed you're going to see it in the game."
Capers' staff deserves credit for drastically improving tackling in 2012. Across the board, missed tackles were down. Cornerbacks coach Joe Whitt Jr. even said the once-maligned Sam Shields was his group's best tackler.
But there's also a difference between wrapping up a jogging teammate in the Don Hutson Center and trying to contain a 6-foot-4, 230-pound quarterback with 4.5 speed.
With several players banged up late in the season, Green Bay's coaches didn't want to overexert players. Football on Wednesday through Friday was much different than football on Saturday night.
"You get to a certain point in the season and you can't tackle live," Capers said. "You watch our practices. We do as many tackle drills as anybody in the league. We tried to place a great emphasis on it because we needed to improve from last year. But you get into December and January, the way you practice has got to be geared toward getting your guys ready to play because you've got more injuries, you've got fewer guys to work with and you've got to respond from a practice standpoint."
On both sides of the ball, the 49ers proved to be the better team. The tenor of practice probably wouldn't have drastically changed anything. They were bigger and faster across the board.
At his season-ending news conference, coach Mike McCarthy said that it's "the responsibility of the coaching staff to overcome injuries," though added that the Packers did face challenges with how they structured practice. Knowing you have 45 or 46 healthy players for game day, McCarthy said, risks must be lowered.
Beyond this, though, he'd like the ability to at least have the pads on more.
"Trust me, I don't like doing walk-through practices on an in-season Wednesday," McCarthy said. "That's not best for the whole team, particularly when you have younger players who need those reps. The padded practice rule will always bother me because I think you need to be in pads throughout the year for your football team.
"Specifically, just if it's just the individual work and not for the threat of the team drill because I get the threat of when you have pads on, the team drill is a higher risk drill. That's part of the new era of football that we're in as far as training your team. Some guys are probably going to figure it out a little better than others and that potentially gives you an edge. Injuries affect your practice more frankly than the games."
Count this all as one of many topics the Packers coaches will be analyzing over a very long off-season.
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Seriously - excuses ? Kapernick had 177 of his 181 yards PRIOR to any contact, it wasn't the tackling, it was a slow, out of position team which utterly refused / failed to execute assignments or make any type of the proper adjustments and were embarassed to an amazing degree. Is this really the excuse that lets Capers keep his job ? Last 3 playoff losses - averages of 510 yards per game and 44.3 points allowed. Need more big bodies to alternate on the DLine & at least 2 significant upgrades at LB. Just as the Giants physically dominated GB in 11, SF did it twice this year.
I agree with a lot of what you wrote, but another thing to consider in those 3 playoff losses... the Packers offense turned the ball over 9 times to 3 takeaways. I still think Capers is the best man for the job. Heck, his defense won a Superbowl with Jarrett Bush at corner for a half.
True but Capers D won a SB against an injured Roethlisberger by a hair. Agree the O has not been itself in those games but the D coaching has been terrible. Time to send Capers packing.
jp and Mel: At some point the offense has to stay on the field to give the D a blow. The O is only not itself because Rodgers won't be patient and take the first downs vs. hopeful long balls on 3rd downs. I am not a Favre fan by any means but Rodgers could learn from him and take what the D gives him thus keeping the O on the field and helping the D out.
the Packers D that won the Super Bowl had C. Jenkins, All-Pro Nick Collins, DPOY Charls Woodson, etc. it was much more stout.
this Packers D has one great player in Matthews....2-4 good solid players and the rest are scrap. -
Fire Capers!
They scored 45 in Arizona.. that's more than good enough to win.
The score Saturday was 31-24 until the D was forced into submission.
I don't see how those offensive efforts are lacking. But the defenses sure were. Those are the 2 worst Playoff showings in this franchises history. -
i think the Offense could have done a bit more to control the ball and keep the Packers D on the bench. in the end it may not have been enough but we will never know....McCarthy sure loves the long ball.
They just couldn't afford to turn it over, and they did...twice in two possessions. Killer.
Yeah blame Slocum and AR.
Yea fire Capers Slocum and AR!
So this is what they are going to try and hang their hat on that injuries affected practice. So did the CBA. What was the excuse for the first butt whopping the 9ers gave them @ Lambeau in September. Bishop was the only player missing for that one due to injury. So now I guess the Pack will continue to talk Super Bowls and dynasties and NFC Norris Championships and short playoff runs will just be reasoned with excuses. You can't win vs the elite teams with a record setting porous D. This team maybe at a cross road as far as reality vs blind arrogance.
couldn't have said it better myself!
When you practice scared....you end up with the thing you're trying to prevent.
Injuries have certainly played a part of the dismal showing vs the 49ers...it was the type of game that a healthy Bishop and Nick Collins could have made a difference in and provided some backbone for the entire D...I don't know what the answer is, but Im less than impressed with M Burnett and his season as a whole, he has had a few years now and the high shoulder tackle seems to be his strong suit, I don't see any Nasty in his game whatsoever and if you combine his timid play with T Willys then its like a 9 man D out there...Less injuries and a bit more of Lady Luck would help this Packer team but we have too much of the first and little or none of the second, and this year especially we could have benefitted from the Bye with a win vs the Queens in Week 17 but it just wasn't to be...give Coach Harbaugh some credit, he had that 9er team dialed in to beat us in all aspects of the game...cant wait til the draft...
IMHO: I think you have to see how the 49ers Falcons game plays out. If falcons defense stops 49ers and CK and makes it looks easy. FIRE DC. Bad coaching yada, yada, yada
If 49ers win with same game plan then its a tougher call.-
Just fire Capers now. When the bell rang for the second half Capers took a nap.
Cmon I said fire Capers already!
soft practices = soft play
do you think Lombardi made excuses?
Capers seat is red hot right now and he knows it!
and the writer of this story is throwing in his opinion and also making excuses????
"On both sides of the ball, the 49ers proved to be the better team. The tenor of practice probably wouldn't have drastically changed anything. They were bigger and faster across the board."-
soft practices are the new norm due to the CBA in the last contract...what is weird to me is now that they actually hit less during practice they seem to get injured more often...
Lombardi has been dead for 42 years. Let it go.
I'm more concerned about what Phil Bengston would have done. -
dead, but never forgotten!
when we forget, we tend to make mistakes....critical mistakes! -
Tell the 310 lb players that you think they're soft ... w/o a keyboard, to their actual face.
I guess I'd need to know how other teams ran their practices. I suspect they were much the same.
I agree with most; this excuse seems implausible to me.-
I would guess other teams ran pretty much the same amount of practices with tackling, but how many times throughout the season, especially the last month or so, did McCarthy have to cut practice short due to a lack of healthy players at one position or another.
It seemed to be pretty regular for a while, and you could tell he wasn't too happy about it.
It had to have more than just a little cumulative effect on the team and their preparedness. -
Every team has injuries and it's hard for me to believe that all don't adjust their practices accordingly. This excuse/explanation doesn't wash.
Agreed. They are just trying to reconcile the loss and Capers still being employed.
Yea they should fire Capers already! How may times do we need to say it before they do it!
If you practice with fears of injury.....you end up with injuries.
Walter Peyton NEVER ran out of bounds to prevent getting hit. In fact he always hit someone instead of running out of bounds.....he didn't have an injury plagued career.
McCarthy practices scared....and his team plays the same way!!-
I think you need to get beyond high school mentality
this Defense is soft....they are known around the league as soft.
they are not fast, not strong and good teams have taken them to the woodshed. -
Oh, well allow me to retort. How do you know they're known around the league as soft? Have you ever even spoken with anyone from the league (NFL)?
no Bob, but do you watch any other football besides the Packers? it is a perception that is known and discussed amongst NFL pundits and experts, it is written about in newspapers and blogs. some teams are known for their toughness, their ability to dominate in the trenches, etc. the Packers are known for being a soft, finesse squad.
this Packers (and I love them) do not pass the eyeball test....you know it and everyone knows it. where is the attitude? where is the nastiness? -
Our perhaps you could cite a quote from someone in the league.
well Bob, here ya go...
"Nobody is scared to play this Packer team. You get the feeling that opponents look at them as a "soft" team. Perhaps what they need is a defensive coordinator who will be on the sideline, giving encouragement or a stern word when needed, rather than a faceless voice from the booth above". -
"Defensive penalties have also been an issue. This year's Packers D gave up over 1000 yards in penalties, second most in the NFL. It's tough to stop drives when you are giving away first downs like Halloween candy"
another sign of a soft D and poor coaching. -
Clay, they may well be soft. I know when the defense is working as it should it's a turnover producing defense. That may be considered finesse. That argument can be made. I'm just not sure you can say they are perceived around the league as soft. Is that just some blogger in the above quote? Not sure that would qualify as an authority, but I get your point. This team could certainly use somebody who can really lay into an opponent, but the way the rules are going, hard hitting defenses may soon be extinct.
i hate to call them soft and i hate to hear it or read it, but it does sort of fit. this team has slow undersized LB's, smallish CB's who tend to shy away from contact, and undersized DE's for the 3-4 Defense.
take the teams in the NFC North and what do you associate with them?
Bears - Tough D
Lions - Train Wreck
Vikings - AD
Packers - Finesse -
Good points Clay.
I don't think any NFL team is soft and that is irrelevant. SF was simply more physical than we were on both sides of the ball. They have a good, nasty and aggressive OL and an aggressive front 7 on defense. Does our OL dominate in any game?
nice NFC summation clay.
you forgot one one little detail, the packers just won that division for the second season in a row and have won 11 of their last 12 against that INFERIOR group.
well said, kc.
can you believe some have actually accused me of being a homer THIS week because i said the niners were simply the better team and beat the packers straight up?
not really sure how that's being a homer but if it is, you, too, are now a homer. -
I cant say whether its a SOFT thing versus a FINESSE thing...I see it as more of a INVISIBLE thing, we have too many guys that just fade, sometimes for a half, other times a whole game, then others its a couple of weeks at a crack...crazy stuff...
Tough to be "Tough" when we didn't have Bishop, DJ, Perry to compliment Clay .... tough to be tough when we've AJ and Walden on our D - Running a 3-4 with those two is like boxing with an armed tied behind your back.
What can say when you give up 45 points to a team whose strength was supposed to be defense?
I think Perry and Bishop will help. Still need another slob DE/NT. Pickett is on the decline.
Firing Capers would be justified and send a message.-
Pickett is not on the decline according to the d-line coach. He said he had his best season. I agree though, they should draft some d line men.
Whether or not he is on the decline, he is nearing the end. At this point his replacement doesn't exist on the roster.
The end can come quickly at any NFL position. -
would love to see what Kevin Greene would put on the field, dunno if he is ready for DC though...at this point the firing of Capers wouldn't phase me a bit, his numbers are only slightly better than Sanders when averaged out but the one SB helps his cause...
I really don't think Picket of all people was the problem this year. However, a good 3-4 defense is predicated on having a good pash rusher on the DL. We don't have any of those (0 sacks combined for Picket/Raji this year reported in McGinn's season-ending article), didn't last year either, and non were available in the draft when we got to our pick. Probably be the same problem this year. Will TT (gulp...) actually go after a free agent for the line (a la santana dotson...?)
I think there should be a rule that is the QB is going to run a read option then he should be hit like a running back and the slide rule comes non existent.
I think when any QB becomes a runner the slide rule should be none existent. But that would hurt the Packers more than must teams. Just seems to me when a football player is running down the field he should be fair game no matter if he puts up the I surrender flag or not.
Bob is Correct.
McCarthy doesn't give the impression from this chat that he has any idea of how or even what to fix on the defense. I hope he's not as clueless as he appears. Thompson too. We have to practice different isn't going to fix lack of talent or preparation.
Amen ! This is b*llsh*t McCarthy's trying to feed the fans/press. Don't fall for it. He doesn't have the players on defense and he and his coaching staff don't have a clue. Don't believe this crap.
why would he tell you how they're going to fix it?
do you know what competitive edge means? -
you seem very gullible to me packer blood. step outside your green and gold box and take a hard look at this team. it needs way more than a "cleanup"
why? because i'm not the one that expects mccarthy and the packers to announce to the football world what they plan to do to adjust for next season?
get real.
fans that think the packers owe it to them to explain their intentions and plans are not only ignorant but delusional.
that's the last thing i want the packers to do.
i also never used the word "cleanup". you did. however, they're a LOT closer to "cleanup" than they are to overhaul.
the arrogance of some fans appalls me.
the packers are NOT going to announce to you or the rest of the fans what their plans are. -
not sure how you got where i wanted McFluffy to announce their plans to the fans....i simply was attempting to make the point that you and others like you treat this team as your pet egg. you seem to want to protect at all cost.
this team is soft and it needs a whole new attitude! that is my point! whether it is a new HC or DC or for that matter, how about a real OC that calls the plays!
there is dysfunction and it was on full display last weekend....or did you miss it? -
maybe you should read the previous posts before you post. -
please fill me in....what posts do you refer to? did i write them?
i said you were gullible because of your careful treatment of this team/coaching staff....can't say anything negative! -
It's appalling that you expect the Packers to win.
Simply.Appalling...................................... -
i agree, we are spoiled.
however, i do think the niners have more talent on the lines.


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2013: Started all 15 games as part of the Bears' defensive unit … Earned 14 ground balls, nine caused turnovers, and four draw controls … Had a career-high three ground balls against Southern California … Earned two ground balls against Holy Cross, Cornell and Yale … Caused two turnovers against George Mason, Holy Cross, Southern California and St. Mary's … Also won two draw controls against St. Mary's … 2012: Appeared in all 14 games, starting nine … Finished the season with eight ground balls, three caused turnovers, and four draw controls … 2011: Played in 12 games as a rookie … Scored her first career goal against St. Mary's … Posted three ground balls, one draw control and one caused turnover on the season … Before Brown: A four-year starter for the lacrosse team at North Salem High School, Dale also earned three letters in both soccer and basketball … A two-time captain of the lacrosse team (2009 & 2010), Dale also captained the soccer team as a senior and the basketball team as a junior … Was a three-time All-League selection for lacrosse, earning Honorable Mention All-Elite in 2009 and All-Elite in 2010 … Named All-Section in 2010 as well … Was a two-time team MVP (2009 & 2010) and two-time Academic All-American … Scored 187 goals during her high school lacrosse career … Helped to lead soccer team to three League Championships (2007, 2008, 2009) and two NYS Classic Sectional Championships (2008, 2009) … Was named All-League three times in soccer … Played club lacrosse for the Connecticut Lightning … Member of National Honor Society and Math Honor Society … Also an AP Scholar and Principal's List honoree … Personal: The daughter of Richard and Robin Dale, Marissa has one brother, Alex … Concentrating in Neuroscience.
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Ground Balls: 3, vs. USC (3/22/13)
Caused Turnovers: 2, 4x, last vs. St. Mary's (3/26/13)
Draw Controls: 2, vs. St. Mary's (3/26/13)
Dale's Career Stats | |||||||||
2011 | 12 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
2012 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 3 | 5 | 4 |
2013 | 15 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 14 | 9 | 7 | 4 |
Off the field with Marissa
Why I chose Brown...Brown has everything I was looking for in a school … the combination of a flexible curriculum, the opportunity to play a role in a building program and to be a part of a team that has such an amazing team dynamic is what really sold me on Brown.
The thing I like most about Brown...Hands down, the people. I've never been surrounded by so many warm, welcoming people.
Favorite class at Brown...Neuro 10
Favorite Brown tradition...Walking through the gates during convocation
Favorite Brown athletics tradition...Our intrasquad Brown vs. White scrimmage
People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career...My dad has always been my biggest supporter throughout my lacrosse career and my uncle Jon, who inspired me to make the switch from softball to lacrosse
Superpower I would want (why)...The ability to control time
Favorite Food...My parents' homemade pizza
Pre-game ritual...Eating oatmeal with peanut butter and banana
TV show I want to be on...Modern Family
Favorite book...Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
My first job was...coaching 1st grade soccer
Teammate who has a future in stand up comedy...Tara Rooke
Teammate I would describe as "team mom"...Grace Healy
Place I want to travel...Thailand
Favorite sport other than lacrosse...skiing
If I could be a professional athlete, I would compete in...Soccer
Most hated conditioning drill...The chaser drill
Favorite Coach McDonald quote..."Be nasty!"
Pet Peeve...The squeaky sound of styrofoam and drives who don't use a turn signal
Where I would spend $1,000...Costco
My ideal day...A sunny beach day on the Cape with my family
Favorite pair of shoes...Sperrys
Most notable thing about my hometown...Horses outnumber the amount of people in my town.
Most embarrassing Brown moment...Probably one of the million times I've tripped up the JWalt stairs on my way to check my mailbox
Where I see myself in 10 years...Hopefully completing a residency in neurology
My post-school ambition...Go to med school and move to Northern California


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