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A K-9 police officer in Hanceville, Ala. said he had no other option than to shoot his canine companion after the dog attacked him Monday afternoon.
Officer Anthony Childress was in a park in Hanceville training Ichi Bon, a Belgian Malinois, when the dog attacked him. Childress was hospitalized and underwent surgery after he shot and killed the canine.
"I do not think he thought he was biting me, I think he was just going through emotions, training and using his instincts, it was a tragic accident," Childress said. "I loved him. He was my partner and my best friend. I hate that's what I had to do, but I did have to. It bothers me that there are so many naysayers about the accident, who do not know either of our personalities. I'm the one who lost my best friend and partner."
A taser was not an option for Childress, as he does not carry one.
"I don't have a taser. Some officers do have them, but not everyone," Childress said. "The department doesn't have the money to purchase those for everyone."
Training for the dog could take place five days a week. Childress said and he could be found with Ichi Bon at C.W. Day Park any given day.
"We would go into an enclosed baseball field with high fences away from everyone else," Childress said. "We were out there just about everyday, and 4-5 times a day training 15-20 minutes each time. You train the dog for small increments and then you let him rest. Anything from sniffing narcotics to keep him sharp, obedience drills, and then letting him be a dog by throwing a stick. After training, we always follow with something fun."
Childress said he had a toy that he often plays with as part of the reward following the training.
"I incorporate discipline by throwing the ball and the stick, letting him bring it back, making him wait and doing it again so we can end on a happy note," Childress said. "He had already finished the drug and obedience training. I had dropped the toy when we were playing and it fell away from me and I guess he didn't see where it went and thought I put it in my pocket where my wallet was. When he bit my leg where the wallet was, the tendon on the back of my leg buckled and I fell away from the toy and that's when he went into attack mode and it was just a bad sequence of events."
After biting his leg and causing him to fall, Childress said the dog circled around him and attacked his head.
"I trusted my dog with my life all the way up until the end," Childress said. "I wish it didn't happen, but it did and I'm heartbroken over it. He was a working dog and I knew what I was getting into when I took the position and the chance of him biting me, just like we know what we're getting into as policemen. I'm not upset that I got hurt, I knew it could happen. I'm just upset that I had to put down my best friend and partner."
Childress said when traveling through crowds, Ichi Bon would have a muzzle on because he sees the world differently than humans.
"He was a working dog and sometimes if someone hugged me or shook my hand, he would interpret it the wrong way," Childress said. "I had a friend of mine pat me on the back and he was barking from the car and I had to console him and tell him I was okay. The muzzle was for everyone's safety."
Ichi Bon was sent to be tested for rabies. Childress confirmed the dog was up to date on his shots and medications.
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Christopher Columbus discovered the Cayman Islands in 1503 and named them Las Tortugas, because the only inhabitants found were turtles. By 1530, they were known as the Caymanas, meaning "crocodile" in Carib. Although Sir Francis Drake visited the islands in 1568, they did not come under British rule until 1670. The Caymanians are descendants of the English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh seamen who settled the islands and later intermarried with Jamaican immigrants.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Board your air-conditioned coach at the pier and start off on a fun combination Island Sightseeing Tour and Stingray City Snorkel Experience! A drive along Seven Mile Beach and the Hotel Zone gets things started with a stop outside the Governor's Residence for photos.
From here, it's on to Cayman Island's Turtle Farm for a guided tour. Also inlcuded in this portion of your excursion is a tour of the Rum Factory and a visit to the rock formation and Post Office of 'Hell', where you may send a post card stamped 'from Hell'.
Arriving at the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, you will board a specially outfitted snorkel boat and cruise across the waters to famous Stingray City. Enjoy the chance to interact, play with and feed one of the Caribbean's most graceful creatures, the southern stingray. These amazing creatures will have you mesmerized as you wait for one to come feed from your hand or gently brush past you in the water. Allow yourself to be introduced to members of the Southern Stingray Family as you meet "Ray Charles", "Sugar Ray", "Martha Ray" and many of the other characters that have become as playful as puppies over the years.
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All of us—adults, teens and children—enjoy a scary thrill.
What better time of year than Halloween to indulge in stories that make our spines tingle? Swing by the Brookhaven Library and the Chamblee Library during storytimes and other events.
It's the perfect time for your family to share some spooky stories each evening. To get you started, here are some Halloween books filled with ghosts and ghouls, wizards and witches, haunted houses and black magic that everyone can enjoy together.
PICTURE BOOKS for ages 2-6
The youngest children love the fun of Halloween: costumes, trick-or-treating and gentle tales of ghosts and goblins. Here are some books for this age group:
By Kazuno Kohara
For ages 1-6
There are fuzzy pumpkin costumes in sizes as small as 6 months, so why not a Halloween board book for toddlers? This one tells the tale of a little girl who moves into a new house only to discover it is haunted. No worries. Turns out she's a witch, and she knows exactly what to do. In a twist on the sheet-as-ghost costume, our little witch gathers the pesky ghosts, puts them in the washing machine, hangs them on the line, and makes bed sheets out of them. Stylishly illustrated in orange and black, this story has just right balance for very young children.
By Ed Emberley
For ages: 3-6
This big-faced monster has two yellow eyes, a long blue nose, sharp white teeth, two little squiggly ears, scraggly purple hair and a scary green face.
By Linda Williams; Illustrated by Megan Lloyd.
For ages: 3-7
In this cumulative story that will have everyone chiming in on the telling, we watch an unflappable little old lady encounter two clomping shoes, a wiggling pair of pants, a shaking shirt, two clapping gloves, a nodding hat and one scary pumpkin head that says, "BOO, BOO!"
By Peter McCarty
For ages 3-7
When the phone rings and Jeremy's blue monster announces that he is bored and coming back, Jeremy invites his friends over to draw their own monsters. Then, when Jeremy's monster arrives, he is greeted by a roomful of friends. And friends are just what the monster and Jeremy need!
BEGINNER READS for ages 6-9
New readers are ready for some scary stuff mixed with humor, handled with a light touch, and happily resolved.
By Michael J. Rosen; illustrated by Hugh McMahon
For ages 5-8
All those pumpkins sitting on the porch want their turn to put on costumes and go trick-or-treating. And this year, they have their chance! Illustrated with photographs of carved pumpkins, this Halloween treat also includes instructions for making your own pumpkin heads.
By Marisa Montes; Illustrated by Yuyi Morales.
For ages: 6-9
In a spooky graveyard on Halloween night, los gatos (cats) slink, las calabazas (pumpkins) burn bright, las brujas (witches) glide on their escobas (broomsticks), and los esqueletos (skeletons) rattle bones.
By Diana Wynne Jones; Illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky
For ages 7-10
Earwig was left in a basket on the doorstep of St. Morwald's Home for Children with a note suggesting she had been left there by a witch. Earwig is happy at St. Morwald's. Why not? She uses her "strange abilities" to get whatever she wants—from her favorite lunch to a new red sweater—until she meets her matches in Bella Yaga and the Mandrake, who adopt her. Her new home is strange to be sure: rooms change boundaries, smells and sights appear and disappear, and Thomas, the black cat, can talk. But Earwig is determined to take control, and she and Thomas begin to work some magic of their own.
DRAGONBREATH: CURSE OF THE WERE-WIENER and other books in the Dragonbreath series
By Ursula Vernon
For ages 8-10
Just as Danny's best friend Wendell the Iguana is about to bite into a hot dog, the hot dog bites back! By the next day, Wendell's finger has turned red, his back is growing hair, and Danny discovers this weiner was manufactured in (where else?) Transylvania. With witty one-liners, black- and green-toned illustrations, and balloon dialogue, this graphic-style novel will keep readers howling.
PAGE TURNERS for ages 9-12
There's a bit of an "I dare you to scare me" attitude as kids in the middle grades and in middle school approach spooky stories. You can meet that challenge with some of these books.
(Volumes 1 and 2)
By Michael Dahl
For ages 8-11
When Tyler Yu (a bully) asks Charlie Hitchcock (a geek) to meet him after school, Charlie fears the worst. But Ty just needs his help solving a mystery at the Abracadabra Hotel, a retirement home for magicians, where his dad is the manager. As the two join forces and discover the hotel is haunted, an unlikely friendship develops. A delightful, spirited new series filled with riddles, magic tricks and secrets.
By Naomi Zucker
For ages 9-11
Eleven-year-old Callie takes on the establishment to try to save Halloween when the town council votes to ban trick-or-treating and all scary costumes.
By Adam-Troy Castro; Illustrated by Kristen Margiotta
For ages 9-12
The moody blue cover of this first book in a series features a die-cut look through the door of a most unwelcoming house. But Fernie What (yes, that's her name) is undaunted as she follows her cat right into the house, where she meets its only human resident, Gustav Gloom. Their search for Harrington the cat takes them into every room and every corner of the house occupied by shadows and the haunt of the terrible People Taker. The author weaves elements from the scary tales kids tell on camping trips and stormy autumn evenings, and gives us a tour of one spooky mansion that readers will want to return to again and again.
THE EMERALD ATLAS and other books in the Books of Beginning series
By John Stephens
For ages 9-12
Siblings Michael, Kate and Emma, sent away by their parents years ago, live in a creepy orphanage run by a wizard, Dr. Pym. When they find a green leather-bound book, it transports them to the past and to an evil countess who will stop at nothing to get the ancient Atlas of Time back. In page-turning action, the children confront wolves, witchery, fearsome creatures, magic, and their own self-doubts in a race against time as they search for their parents.
SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK and MORE SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK
By Alvin Schwartz; Illustrated by Brett Helquist
For ages 9 and 12
Don't forget your flashlight when you read or tell the spine-tingling tales in these funny and scary collections based on American folklore. The books are genuine classics, filled with all the delicious dark-side details kids love: blood, gore, ghosts, murder, horror, revenge, and of course, a couple of graveyards.
By Michael Ford
For ages 9-12
From the cover (featuring a hand reaching up from a crypt) to the pulse-pounding ending, this haunting tale will keep readers riveted. A young woman in Victorian England becomes convinced that her late mother was poisoned. Why else would she keep appearing in Abigail's dreams, if not to warn her daughter about the dangers that lurk within? Abigail doesn't know whom to trust in this atmospheric story of love, betrayal, murder, greed and madness.
By Neil Gaiman; Illustrated by Dave McKean
For ages: 10 and up
Escaping a murderous intruder, a toddler finds his way to an old graveyard. There he is taken in to be raised and kept safe by Mistress Owens and her husband—ghosts, both of them—and renamed Nobody Owens, or Bod for short.
By Rosalyn Schanzer
For ages 10 up
A riveting, real-life horror story of what happened in Massachusetts in 1692 after two young girls began twitching, contorting their bodies into strange shapes and mumbling odd things. As the "virus" spread to other villages, people began to distrust their friends and neighbors, believing they were witches in cahoots with the devil. Mass hysteria reigned, reputations were ruined and lives were lost. A terrifying historical event, vividly brought to life.
ADVANCED READS for ages 12 and up
Books for teens mix the fantasy elements of scary tales with just enough reality to ramp up the fear factor.
By Richard Peck
For ages 11 and up
The time: 1914. Quirky, fun-loving Blossom Culp would do anything not to feel like a social outcast. So she conjures up a story about being able to see the future (since her mother is a fortune-teller, it's not as far-fetched as it seems). And sure enough, her gullible schoolmates begin to believe it. But when some of Blossom's predictions come true, and she begins to have visions, flash-forwards and a particularly vivid deja-vu about a young boy on the Titanic, Blossom realizes that her new paranormal "normal" has its own set of problems.
By Laura Amy Schlitz
For ages 11 and up
Part fable, part fairy tale, this highly original mix of gothic horror and fantasy tells the story of Parsefall and Lizzie Rose, two orphans in a Dickensian London who live with a puppeteer named Grisini. The two make a dreadful discovery: Grisini has kidnapped a wealthy young girl named Clara and turned her into a puppet. Terrified that the same thing will happen to them, the brother and sister confront him. That's when they find a mysterious letter from a woman named Madama, promising them great riches if they join her in Italy. The two set out on the journey, taking the Clara puppet with them, only to learn that Madama is an evil witch with a powerful secret, unveiled in the surprising climax. A vivid, powerful period drama about children caught in a world of magic and misdeeds, with much to teach about human nature at its best and worst.
WITCH AND WIZARD and other books in the Witch and Wizard series
By James Patterson
For ages 11 and up
A dystopian fantasy of what happens when two typical teenagers, Whit and Wisty Allgood, have their lives uprooted by a sudden totalitarian takeover. The New Order, headed by The One Who Is The One, immediately abolishes what it considers subversive behaviors—in particular, the creative and dark arts. One night, hundreds of commandos storm the teens' house and arrest them, accusing them of being a witch and a wizard. The siblings protest their innocence, but are suddenly aware of superpowers they never knew they possessed. Ignoring their pleas, the soldiers toss them into a dank prison overrun with sadistic guards and filled with other young people who possess magical powers. A fast-paced thriller filled with dazzling special effects, sorcery and surprises.
Season One of the 3:15 series
By Patrick Carman
For ages 11 and up
The 10 short stories in this collection, each with a touch of "The Twiight Zone," are told first in an audio recording that readers access on their computers; then on the pages of the book; and finally in a video ending, again accessed on the computer. The stories are genuinely chilling and include a hermit woodsman with a golden hook for an arm, a teen discovering an enchanted mirror at the antique shop where she works, and two fearless snowboarding pals who ought to be a bit more cautious. Each story takes 15 minutes to hear, read or watch—but they are sure to linger in readers' thoughts long after.
By Faith Erin Hicks
For ages 12 and up
A starkly beautiful graphic novel. Maggie has always had it easy—sort of. Her devoted mom home-schooled her, so she never had to deal with the real world. All that changed the day Maggie's mother disappeared. Suddenly, life—or, more specifically, high school—loomed before her. Haunted by her mother's departure, Maggie finds herself haunted by something else as well: a real ghost, the widow of a sea captain, hovering around her. And for some reason, the ghost won't leave Maggie's side. A story with raw emotional intensity that will resonate with teens everywhere.
By Vera Brosgol
For ages 12-18
Fitting in is always tough. But what if you're an immigrant, ashamed of your Russian parents, trying desperately to look and sound like all the other kids at your posh school? That's the angst of Anya in this magical coming-of-age graphic novel. When Anya falls down a well, she meets Emily, a 100-year-old ghost who died at Anya's age. Anya believes she's found a real kindred spirit and BFF—until, slowly, the ghost takes on a sinister life of its own.
By Ransom Riggs
For ages 13 and up
A creepy, scary, touching book about a young man who seeks to uncover the life his grandfather lived as a boy, only to discover a world of unexpected terror.
As Jacob stumbles into a time loop, part paradise and part nightmare, he finds himself trying to unlock the mysteries of Miss Peregrine's Home and the peculiar children it housed, who may all still be alive—and hell-bent on ridding the world of monsters. Mesmerizing vintage photos give the story an added dimension and make the characters starkly real.


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Welcome to our North Class of 1963 page. Our website was created for North Alumni and School Faculty. Register here to reunite with classmates, plan class reunions or to share school information.
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WASHINGTON -- Nationals first baseman Adam LaRoche and left-hander Sean Burnett declined their respective mutual options and have become free agents, general manager Mike Rizzo said in a text message on Thursday.
Both LaRoche and Burnett would like to return to the Nats, but they want multiyear deals. LaRoche's option was worth $10 million, while Burnett had a $3.5 million option.
LaRoche is coming off one of his best seasons, hitting .271 with 33 home runs and 100 RBIs. He also won his first Gold Glove Award on Tuesday.
LaRoche said Wednesday that he hasn't talked to the Nationals in about a week and the two parties were at the beginning stages of contract negotiations.
As for Burnett, he is coming off one of his best seasons in the big leagues, appearing in 70 games and posting a 2.38 ERA in a setup role. In his three-plus seasons in Washington, Burnett has a 2.81 ERA in 245 games, with nine saves.
Last month, Burnett had two bone chips removed from his left elbow, but he is expected to be ready for Spring Training.
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the time. He also could be found on Twitter @WashingNats. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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(RNN) – Thirteen weeks have been played in the 2013 college football season and one thing is clear: It's a long and winding road to conference championships and the bowl season.
Just ask The Beatles - they knew about The Long and Winding Road.
Take the Pac-12, for example. It almost didn't matter that Stanford defeated Oregon when the Cardinals lost to USC last week. But Oregon lost big to Arizona on Saturday (more on that later), and pushed itself out of the Cardinals' way in the Pac-12 North.
Clemson may be out of the ACC championship game, but they are slowly creeping back up the AP Top 10. Ohio State is undefeated, waiting for someone to fall or move up with the help of computers. Everyone else has to play conference championships to seal their fates.
Many of these teams have seen this road before. Many will have the door held wide open for them or shut in their faces.
Stanford – Stanford owes Arizona a really nice Thanksgiving dinner.
The Cardinals (9-2, 7-2 Pac-12) will return to the Pac-12 championship with their victory against the pitiful California Golden Bears (1-11, 0-9 Pac-12) 63-13 and an Oregon loss to Arizona.
Stanford's wide receiver Ty Montgomery had a great day – five total touchdowns (one rushing, four receiving) - was a season best for him. His big numbers were part of 603 yards of total offense for the Cardinals. NEXT UP: vs. Notre Dame on Nov. 30.
Clemson – Look at Clemson, making its silent prowl back into the Top 10.
Clemson's Senior Day was good to quarterback Tajh Boyd. In his final home game, Boyd went 21-of-28 with 288 passing yards and five touchdowns, including the 100th of his career, in a 52-6 win against The Citadel. Clemson also scored on five of its first six possessions.
The No. 7-ranked Tigers (10-1, 7-1 ACC) are slowly creeping back into the BCS picture. But first, they will try to defeat in-state rival South Carolina. They have lost the last four games against the Gamecocks. NEXT UP: at South Carolina on Nov. 30.
Other Week 13 winners: No. 2 Florida State soundly defeated Idaho 80-14; Indiana lost to No. 3 Ohio State 42-14; No. 10 Oklahoma State beat No. 4 Baylor 49-17; Cal was beaten by No. 9 Stanford 63-13; No. 13 Michigan State defeated Northwestern 30-6; No. 14 UCLA lost to No. 17 Arizona State 38-33; No. 15 Fresno State beat New Mexico 69-28; No. 17 Northern Illinois won against Toledo 35-17; Rutgers lost to No. 18 Central Florida 41-17; No. 25 Minnesota lost to No. 19 Wisconsin 20-7; No. 20 Oklahoma beat Kansas State 41-31; Memphis lost to No. 21 Louisville 24-17; No. 23 USC beat Colorado 47-29.
Oregon – Despite having more than 500 yards of total offense, the Oregon Ducks (9-2, 6-2 Pac-12) were outplayed by the Arizona Wildcats (7-4, 4-4 Pac-12). The big turnovers, including two turnovers by once-Heisman hopeful Marcus Mariota, held the Ducks back in a big way.
The Ducks, after their season started so strongly, lost to the Wildcats 42-16 in the weekend's biggest upset. The loss also keeps them out of the Pac-12 Championship and bursts their BCS bubble. And hey, Wildcats head coach, Rich Rodriguez, he looks like a pretty good one. Do you think he has a chance at a bigger program? NEXT UP: vs. Oregon State on Nov. 29.
Baylor – The Bears (9-1, 6-1 Big 12) and their outside national championship hopes are done.
In a primetime loss to No. 10 Oklahoma State (10-1, 7-1 Big 12), Baylor's powerful offense was stifled. They scored their lowest point total of the year – 17 points – and knocked them down them to second place in the Big 12 standings.
Cameras even caught OSU head coach Mike Gundy's happy dance. It was a good day in Stillwater (dance starts at 2:15).
The Cowboys even tested Baylor's solid defense, racking up 594 yards in total offense, including OSU's quarterback Clint Chelf's career-high 370 passing yards. Meanwhile, Baylor's QB Bryce Petty's dark horse Heisman hopes may be strained. NEXT UP: at TCU on Nov. 30.
Other Week 13 losers: No. 25 Minnesota lost to No. 19 Wisconsin 20-7; No. 14 UCLA lost to No. 17 Arizona State 38-33.
Week 14 Game of the Week: No. 3 Ohio State @ Michigan, 12 p.m. ET Saturday – This is either still the best rivalry in college football or the most over-hyped rivalry game in all of sports. Either way, the Wolverines (7-4) would love to knock undefeated Ohio State off its high horse.
Let's talk rivalry weekend, shall we: Thanksgiving weekend usually means the end of the regular season for most of the teams in FBS. It also means that many of these teams will be playing their in-state or storied rivals in games that interrupt our turkey sandwich naps.
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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 6 and who to watch in Week 7.
Top performers Week 6:
1. Emory Blake, WR, Auburn
Blake's production was remarkable last week despite the Tigers' offensive struggles in the loss to Arkansas. Blake accounted for more than one-third of the Tigers' offense, making 10 catches for 118 yards and Auburn's lone touchdown.
Auburn replaced starting quarterback Kiehl Frazier and halftime and while Blake finished the game with the same number of yards Frazier had passing, he actually caught more passes than Frazier completed. His touchdown came on a 21-yard pass from Clint Moseley.
Blake's only other touchdown – and only other 100-yard game – came in the season opener against Clemson. In all other games this year he's been a bit of a nonfactor because of Frazier's struggles. Despite that, Blake is still in the top 10 in the SEC in receiving.
Auburn has no other real receiver threat so if Moseley is go get the offense moving, he'll have to continue to find Blake.
2. Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida
It's old hat to keep talking about Gillislee, but he won't stop producing. He earned SEC offensive player of the week honors with his 146-yard, two touchdown performance against LSU. Gillislee is the only running back in the SEC averaging more than 100 yards a game.
Gillislee's importance to the Gators' offense goes beyond his impressive stat lines. The entire Florida game plan – offensive and defensive – revolves around his ability. Florida has been winning games in what some people would call an "ugly" fashion. In reality, it's a team-wide system made possible by its unforgiving rushing attack.
Gillislee powers a slow and steady offense, picking up tough yards if not a lot of points. This wears defenses down, which is why Florida is better in the second half than in the first. As a result, the Gator defense has to keep games low-scoring because the offense is not designed for shootouts. It could be a detriment if the defense falters, but against Texas A&M - the SEC's most potent offensive attack – Florida held the Aggies to by far their fewest points of the season, and shut them out in the second half of a 20-17 win.
As long as Gillislee keeps churning out tough yards, Florida will keep winning.
3. Tyler Russell, QB, Mississippi State
Russell threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns to beat Kentucky, and moved into the No. 5 spot in the conference for passing yards per game. Couple that with LaDarius Perkins, who is averaging 99 yards a game on the ground – second in the SEC – and the Bulldogs offense is not one to take lightly (more on this later).
It remains to be seen how those numbers will hold up against a top-tier defense – say, Oct. 27 at Alabama – but Mississippi State has been consistent all season. Russell has thrown just one interception and is fifth in TD passes with 10.
It's not difficult to envision the Bulldogs winning at least 10 games because of Russell's consistency and lack of mistakes.
4. Matt Elam, DB, Florida
Florida's 14-6 win over LSU was such a defensive struggle that someone needs to be recognized for it. The SEC actually recognized two players with co-defensive player of the week honors. Elam was honored after recording a team-high seven tackles and forcing a fumble late in the fourth quarter that helped propel the Gators to the win.
Also honored was LSU's Kevin Minter who had 20 total tackles, a school-record 17 solo tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble. It wasn't hard for Minter to get those types of numbers because of how much time LSU's defense spent on the field and the fact that few other Tigers were around the ball.
Florida's defense held LSU to 200 total yards and at one point went 33 consecutive plays without allowing a first down.
5. Bo Wallace, QB, Ole Miss
The Rebels' passing attack has been so feeble this season that even after a 305-yard performance in a 30-27 loss to Texas A&M, Wallace is still averaging fewer than 200 yards a game.
The Aggies have the second-worst passing defense in the SEC (only Arkansas is worse), which explains the outburst. Even with that, though, Wallace threw only one touchdown and two interceptions.
The Rebels needed a win over Texas A&M to keep their bowl eligibility on track, but their next opponents are Auburn and Arkansas. Those teams' defenses are ranked 12th and 14th in the league, respectively, so the opportunity is there. A win in both would mean a win over Vanderbilt later would make the Rebels bowl eligible. Otherwise, it would require an upset of Georgia, LSU or Mississippi State.
Who to watch in Week 7:
1. Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina
If Steve Spurrier knows what he's doing, he'll learn from Florida's systematic dismantling of the LSU defense and employ Lattimore in a similar pursuit. Then again, he could use the SEC's most efficient passing game to do the same thing.
Lattimore will draw the attention of the Tigers' front seven, especially now that it is known how vulnerable they are to the run. That could make things easy for the passing game early on then use Lattimore to close it out in the second half.
If LSU should get its offense rolling, South Carolina can play ball control with Lattimore and swing the advantage back to its favor.
2. A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama
Alabama's rushing game has been sluggish for a few weeks, because defenses are forced to respect its deadly combination of backs. It would behoove Missouri to respect that threat as well.
That will mean opportunities for McCarron, the second most efficient quarterback in the SEC and the only starter to be interception-free for the season.
McCarron is the epitome of what an efficient quarterback should be. He utilizes short, high-percentage throws, spreads the ball to a lot of receivers and guides an offense that has been perfect in the red zone.
Statistically, in many of the areas where Alabama's defense is effective, Missouri's defense is lackluster. The key will be locking down the running game and taking away intermediate passes, forcing McCarron to throw deep. McCarron hasn't proven he's able to throw for big plays and a go-to target for those types of passes hasn't emerged for the Crimson Tide.
If Missouri can't effectively limit his options or get a consistent pass rush, McCarron could have a big day.
3. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
At this point, does it really need to be said why you should watch Manziel? If so, here's the answer. No player in the SEC means more to his team right now than Manziel.
There's a reason why he's known as "Johnny Football." Manziel leads the Aggies in both passing and rushing. He's first in the SEC in total offense, third in passing yards per game, third in rushing yards per game and third in passing efficiency among starting quarterbacks.
This week the Aggies play a ranked nonconference foe in Louisiana Tech, but Tech possesses a defense that is second to last in the country, so expect Manziel to have a big day. Both teams should test the limits of the scoreboard at Shreveport's Independence Stadium. Texas A&M has the nation's No. 8 scoring offense, while Louisiana Tech's offense is No. 3.
4. LaDarius Perkins, RB, Mississippi State
Perkins is perhaps the best player no one knows about. Perkins is one yard from averaging 100 yards a game. He has 499 yards in five games and is averaging 6.1 yards per carry. That's more yards per game than Georgia's Todd Gurley and more yards per carry than Florida's Mike Gillislee.
This week's game against Tennessee will be a prime opportunity for Perkins to gain more recognition. Mississippi State will have to quiet Tennessee's explosive passing attack and there's no better way to do that than to not let it on the field.
Perkins would be the go-to player for a ball control attack to not let Tyler Bray and his many speedy receivers a chance to turn the game into a shootout. The Bulldogs' offense hasn't shown the ability to be explosive, so it can't risk letting the scoring get out of hand, and running Perkins should keep that from happening.
5. Kenny Hilliard, RB, LSU
Hilliard had a pair of touchdowns in each of LSU's first three games and hasn't found the end zone since. That's LSU's running game – and entire offense – in a nutshell.
Hilliard split time early in the season with Alfred Blue, who is now injured and out for the season, and now splits time with Spencer Ware. Hilliard is averaging 63 yards a game but his average per carry is 6.6 yards, which is higher than Gillislee, Perkins and Lattimore.
LSU has a tough test against South Carolina this week and its passing game has proven to be all but useless in recent weeks. Hilliard and Ware will have to soften the South Carolina defense to give quarterback Zach Mettenberger an opportunity to throw.
If that proves too tough a task, the Tigers could be looking at a tough stretch when Texas A&M, Alabama and Mississippi State come calling in the next four weeks.
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With the fall season on our doorsteps, Minnesota Pioneer Park of Annandale will be happy to celebrate the season at our Nobel Shadduck Fall Festival with you and your families and friends from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. We have a day packed full of artisans and re-enactors doing their pioneer crafts such as,
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MOREHEAD, Ky. — Changes to state accounting guidelines raised the ire of education officials in northeastern Kentucky last week when they learned that cake walks are among the fundraisers no longer allowed in public schools.
The new rules require that certain types of contests, such as a raffle or cake walk – an old-fashioned game similar to "musical chairs," but typically with cake as the prize – are considered gaming, and require a state gaming license.
"I think that is an idiotic guideline and it is insane that a cake walk be considered charitable gaming," said Rowan County Board of Education Finance Director Glen Teager. "I just can't wrap my mind around how that was decided."
The changes also affect booster clubs raising money for athletic programs, Teager said.
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Hi All
I found this site earlier when I was doing some work on my 59 Lo Boy, but just joined on Sat. I had the Cub changed over to 12 v and put a new clutch in it - it had been sitting for 20 yrs or so as I didn't have a particular need for it, but now I'd like to use it as a power source for an hydraulic pruner I recently bought to prune my apple trees with - could anyone direct me to some info about how to go about that?
thanks Stan