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Putting the toys to work in the woods#
Last year three big willows blew over on the bridge across my creek at home and smashed it. After I got done planting at the farm I went out to the woods and found a few big pines to make a new bridge out of.
After locating a tree I want and making path to it. I get my cutting equ out. I usually use hard hat with a face screen and ear muffs but it was at home. So I had to use the face screen and muffs. Many time when felling branches will break off and hang up in surrounding trees and fall out minutes, hours or days latter. Or dead branches fall while cutting. So I was very careful to check the surrounding trees for hung up branches before reentering the felling area. I should have had more wedges I usually carry three but I lost one and the other was at home. I never fell a tree with out wedges any more unless its too small for one. Its foolish and unsafe not to use them and they give you so much more control. Many times I have used them to push a tree that has a slight back lean over to where I want it to fall. Both so I can get to it and do the least amount of damage to the surrounding forest.
After judging the lean of the tree to make sure I can get it to go where I want. I clear off the lower branches off the tree I am cutting and the surrounding trees. Making sure I have at least two escape routs in different directions in case things go wrong. Which they have many times over the years.
Now when I am cutting a larger tree. After making my notch I cut a line in the tree from the notch back for me to follow when I make my back cut. It just makes things easier for me to get it all lined up.
Note felling wedges are Plastic! Not metal. Never use metal wedges around chainsaws as it can break the chain as well as wipe out the cutting edge.
I have been using wedging trees over so much I almost feel cheated when I don't have time to back off set my saw down and drive the tree over. Anyway I cut into the tree far enough to set my wedge before finishing my back cut. In this picture I had just finished my back cut and stepped back to take a picture. And the tree started to go over as I snapped the picture. You can see the wedge falling out. And I had to quickly pull my saw out as it went over with no problems were I wanted it to.
Here you see the tree falling and the hinge directing the direction of the fall holding it from going to either side. How wide the face cut is also determines where the hinge breaks. At this point the face cut has closed and its just starting to break the hinge. If I had made the face cut wider it would have let the tree fall farther before breaking the hinge.
Here the hinge has broke and the tree is falling off the stump and rolling to the side.
Now the tree is down along the trail where I can get to it. You can see how far it rolled to the side and that about normal but I have seen them hit other trees on the way down and go more than 10 feet to the side. You wouldn't want to be standing there!
You should never cut the hinge out! If the tree is not falling when you are down to a inch of hinge wood stop!!!! That is what the wedges are for. Along with keeping the tree from sitting back on the saw and trapping it. I have had a few trees that it took me 5-10 of driving wedges in and waiting for it to go over. If you cut the hinge out You Have No control of the tree at all!!!! A professional logger may cut the hinge out as the tree is falling in the direction he wants and is sure it is going where he wants. But that is only to reduce to fiber pull (which you see sticking up from the stump and reduces the value of the log) not to help make it fall. Me as it goes over I am backing off to a safe place. I have felled around a thousand trees. And have seen trees jump back or to the side several feet. And had branches fall strait down and hit me.
Now this is what I really wanted the skidsteer and grapple bucket for. Picking up and moving logs and brush in the woods. Its a lot more moveable in the woods and needs a lot less room to work.
It has a lot more lift capacity than a tractor and front loader of the same physical size. I don't know what this 20.5 foot 22" across white pine log weighs but I am sure its over a ton. And a little more than than the JD was rated for. As I backed into a stump and tipped it over on the bucket. Luckily I was too busy lowering the bucket to leave skid marks on the seat!
And the grapple bucket makes it a lot easier and faster to load the log wagon. Than trying wrap chains around the tree and lift it with a loader.
The old 130 sure knew it had a load behind it. Those 20.5' logs are long and heavy. I had to load some 8 footers on top to keep them from tipping off the back.
That was a big tree I got two 20.5' logs and three 8' logs out of it!
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Thanks for the pics and lesson in tree cutting. Those are beautiful white pine logs.
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Thanks TwoTone
I don't have a lot of them big trees. So I save them until I need one that size
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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Great job Billy! You have too much fun Where ya been lately?
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You are having way to much fun!!! Thanks for the pics and narrative.
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Hey Billy, we missed you this year at the Bash, but I can see you are still having fun in the woods. Another great post and safety lesson. You always come through for us! Thanks!
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Billy, thanks for the pictorial logging journey...enjoyed it.
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Great pics and How To Here's hoping you'll grace us with pics of your lumber cutting and bridge building
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AxMan Billy,
You are a busy guy! Thanks for the informative post, always enjoy your projects!
Thanks for sharing,
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Get pics as alwyas!. Be careful out there.
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Howdy Ken
I've been at the farm since before memorial day weekend and got home last monday. And just wasn't online much before that and at the farm there's no internet at all.
Hi Bill H
It was great to get to the farm and do some fun projects. Instead of the I don't really want to do this but I have to stuff at home.
Thanks Bill
I REALLY wanted to make it to the Bash! I am sure it was a great time as always. I'm trying to get started in making a living farming. And was having problems getting my IH 56 corn planter setup for sugar beets. I didn't think it was that old but all the parts are no longer available and my brother and I had to rig up seed plate and knock out pawl's. We didn't get it right it was over seeding some areas and missing others. And we ended up being a month late planting but we got it in. I hope it does well and I can make some money off it so I can get some better equ.
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I got lucky and got some good pictures. While I have been cutting wood for over 30 years. Its only been in the last five that I got past the cut it and it will fall. To adding some real knowledge and skill to make it as controlled and safe as possible.
Howdy Bill E
I'll try to get us some pictures of the sawing. The building of the bridge is going to be a while yet. I have a lot of prep work to do along with building a footer for it as the old one was just sitting on the ground. But its going to take some time for the wood to season and get up to strength. I hope five 10"x10"x20' will support the weight of the 1.5x deck and farmall 130 or my horse. Hopefully Rudi will see this and point me in the right direction. As I haven't been able to find a chart to tell me how much of a load 10x10 beam will support on a 20' span.
Howdy David
Ya know I'm at my best in the woods!
Hi John
I try but there's always something to watch out for.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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Nice work Billy! I always enjoy your 'little' projects! Seems like you usually have something going on.
I saw a large pine 'slide' about 20 feet backwards once. Spooked me to no end and I was an observer! There are a few rules I follow, stay 20' from a 15' chain pulling a stump and even if you know what way the tree is going to fall, hedge your bets and pay attention.
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I really enjoyed the read ... and the pics of the acreage in the UP. I could almost smell the pine Sure wish I had white or red pine that size. I only have maybe a half dozen over 16" at the butt on my whole property with the others much smaller. Primarily black spruce and firs seem to spring up. We are planting pines though as I can get em and have the health to plant em. I enjoyed the how to aspect of the read as well. Nice to refresh - even though I don't cut much anymore.
Glad you had some fun with the toys in the UP ..,.. you do know some of us are pretty envious.
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Thanks Larry
I've seen some crazy things happen. Some were from ignorance and just not knowing what I was doing. And others from changing conditions, weather. All we can do is take our best guess as to the weight balance and soundness of the tree. But always have to remember its a guess and be prepared for when it doesn't work out.
Thanks Rudi
I don't have a lot of big wood either. So I am careful with it take damaged trees do some thinning and only take trees just big enough to make the lumber I need out of. But as I am sure you can tell I love it UP there. Have a great day my friend.
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Beautiful pictures,and I always learn from your posts. I remember cutting an oak tree over 30 years ago for tomato stakes and 2" boards, the stakes are gone, but we still have the porch swing I made from the 2" lumber. Said all that to get to this. I had two saws stuck in that tree and it still would not fall. Just standing there with a dumb look on our faces, Time to get the wedges, LOL!
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|Wednesday, March 06, 2013 4:35 PM
Antwerp's Alexis Jones was voted the Paulding County Girls Basketball Player of the Year for 2012-13 by the Paulding County Progress in voting recently by coaches and media members.
Jones received every player of the year vote, joining former Antwerp players Bryn Schlatter (twice) and Debbie Koenn as All County Players of the Year.
The senior guard for the blue and white averaged 19.1 points per game on the season and crossed the 1,000 point plateau in her senior year as well.
Jones added 61 assists and 42 steals for Antwerp while grabbing 52 rebounds on the season. She also paced the Lady Archers in 3-point field goals made (35) and in free throws, hitting 104 of 128 for 81.3 percent.
"She meant a lot to us," noted Archer head coach Kevin Taylor. "One of the big things I thought she did a nice job of this year was improving her shot selection and trying to get the other girls involved in the offense. Her leadership was tremendous and she really worked on improving the team as a whole. She put in a lot of time over the summer to improve her strength and become a better shooter."
Three Paulding players and a pair of Wayne Trace girls garnered First Team honors.
Abbey Edwards, Abby Pease and Sierra McCullough all picked up First Team from the Lady Panthers while Krystal Wannemacher and Erin Mohr were honored from Wayne Trace.
Abbey Edwards scored 6.5 points a night for Paulding, along with posting 119 rebounds, 56 assists and 29 steals this past year.
Abby Pease topped the Panthers on the boards with 147 rebounds and added 23 assists to go along with 28 steals. Pease also paced Paulding in scoring at 8.5 markers a game.
Sierra McCullough was the maroon and white's top outside threat, hitting 25 treys this year and averaging 7.9 points per game. McCullough also posted 33 assists and 36 steals on the season while grabbing 96 rebounds.
Erin Mohr paced Wayne Trace in scoring with 9.4 markers a night and in rebounding at 7.1 boards a contest. The freshman guard also chipped in 24 assists and 40 steals this season.
Krystal Wannemacher posted 7.2 markers a night for the Lady Raiders and added 41 assists, 25 steals and 108 rebounds.
Antwerp's Kaiya Jemison picked up Honorable Mention after scoring 7.3 points a contest while adding 22 steals on the season. Jemison also picked up 76 rebounds for Antwerp.
Receiving Honorable Mention from Paulding were Sarah Nardone and Brooke Combs.
Sarah Nardone grabbed 42 rebounds for the maroon and white and dished out 16 assists while posting 11 steals. Brooke Combs chipped in 5.9 points per game for the Lady Panthers to go along with 74 rebounds, 11 steals and ten assists.
Wayne Trace's Brenda Feasby and Sylvia Young received Honorable Mention as well.
Brenda Feasby aided the red, white and blue cause with 4.2 points per game to go along with 65 rebounds, 27 assists and 42 steals.
Sylvia Young chipped in 6.3 markers a night while grabbing 72 rebounds on the season.
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You can now operate your SteadyStar Adaptive Optics Guider with MaxIm DL (5.19 or later) imaging software! A plug-in is now available for download in the SteadyStar Adaptive Optics Guider product support section.
If you're serious about astrophotography, Orion brings you a new way to eliminate bloated, elongated stars and increase guiding precision, even in adverse conditions.
The SteadyStar Adaptive Optics Guider (AO) makes any imaging-capable mount, even if a modest one, perform more effectively. Precise tracking is one of the most critical facets of astrophotography and this tracking is limited to the accuracy of your mount, plus external factors like wind and atmospheric seeing conditions. The SteadyStar AO Guider overcomes these limitations and challenges and takes control with super fast and accurate guiding.
Traditional autoguiding involves moving the mount and telescope, along with all of your attached imaging accessories to correct for tracking errors. Furthermore, autoguiding can typically only make a single correction every couple of seconds or so; during that time your tracking is vulnerable to periodic error from your mount, wind, and atmospheric seeing conditions.
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Seen below are two raw images of NGC 281 cropped at 100% zoom. They are a direct comparison of SteadyStar AO Guiding at 5 corrections per second vs. regular autoguiding at one correction every two seconds. The images were taken the same night in succession. Each image is a stack of 3 x 12 minute exposures taken with the Orion SSDSMI III and EON 120ED Refractor. The image taken without the SteadyStar AO Guider shows star elongation in R.A. as a result of periodic error.
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It was at our annual Home of Wargamers event earlier this year that we surprised press and public alike with the announcement of Pike and Shot, a brand new game developed by Byzantine Games and The Lordz Games Studio, set during the 30th Years War. With the game releasing later this year, the time has come to invite all those who are willing and able, to sign up for the beta test of this unique strategy game! By signing up for the beta, you will have a chance to experience the game before release and to help us eradicate those pesky bugs and balancing issues.
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Posted: Monday, July 14, 2014 by Bart Schouten
This month, it is three years ago that Panzer Corps launched for PC. This spiritual successor to the Panzer General series conquered the hearts of strategy gamers all over the world and has improved and expanded in recent years. In light of this Panzer Corps anniversary, we are giving you a 50% discount on Panzer Corps for PC and iOS. For the entire week, you will be able to get your hands on Panzer Corps for just $9,99!
Posted: Friday, July 11, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Small General and Small General Eastern Front rally behind the Slitherine Group Flag!
Today we are pleased to announce that Small General and Small General Eastern Front, the successful Android titles by VR Designs, are now a part of the Slitherine family and are hosted on our stores. VR Designs has already developed a number of high-quality PC titles with us and we are very happy that the Small General titles are now with us as well.
Posted: Friday, July 11, 2014 by Bart Schouten
The release of Qvadriga was a great success and the following ports to Android and iOS tablets allowed a whole new audience to get their taste of ancient Roman chariot racing. Now we are happy to announced that we have just released a major patch for the tablet versions of Qvadriga, making it easier than ever for people to manage their team of (enslaved) charioteers!
Posted: Thursday, July 10, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Command Ops: Battles from the Bulge has just received a new update! Released in May 2010, this unique real-time operational strategy title has been improved and refined since its original launch, taking into account player feedback and ideas. Patch V4.6.279 further improves upon the game and provides a better overall experience. We are very pleased with the continued support by developer Panther Games, who keep supporting their games long after release.
Posted: Wednesday, July 09, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Enhanced simulation mechanics, new features and expanded database.
Acclaimed by both modern warfare specialists and wargaming enthusiasts, Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations has swept the awards since its release last September, including the Usenet's Wargame of The Year 2013 and the gold medal for Grogheads Game of the Year 2013 readers' award. Developers Warfare Sims have not rested on their laurels though as they have been working on several updates since the release of the game. These patches, including the newest 1.04 released today, have included a whole host of new features, improvements on the simulation engine and user interface, bug fixes and a veritable avalanche of database updates and additions.
Posted: Tuesday, July 08, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Sovereignty: Crown of Kings is nearing completion! The game is designed, the code is written and the units modeled. But in order to finish this deep strategy title, we need your help. Sign up for the beta and grab your chance to explore Sovereignty before release, report any bugs, issues or findings back and contribute to a flawless release later this year.
Posted: Monday, July 07, 2014 by Bart Schouten
In order to celebrate the Steam release of Civil War II we are offering you a 25% discount on the most detailed Civil War grand strategy title ever released. This is the perfect opportunity to get immersed in this Ageod masterpiece! Don't forget that we are also offering a bundle deal. Just add Civil War II to your shopping cart and you will have the ability to add The Bloody Road South expansion to your order for just $ 9,99!
Posted: Friday, July 04, 2014 by Bart Schouten
We are going to perform the server maintenance on Monday, Jul 7 at 8-9 am EST. The Matrix website and forum and the Ageod homepage will be offline for the duration of the maintenance. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Posted: Friday, July 04, 2014 by Bart Schouten
After a successful beta test where you helped us out bringing the game to completion, we are now ready to announce that Commander: The Great War will hit the iPad App Store on Friday 25th of July! We are very much looking forward to release, since this will be the first time that a wargame of this scale will be available on a tablet device!
Posted: Thursday, July 03, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Some of you may have already spotted the game in Steam's 'Coming Soon' section, but for those who are not yet aware we are pleased to announce that Ageod's latest and greatest Civil War game is releasing on Steam today! In order to celebrate this joyous occasion, we are offering you a 25% discount on Civil War II, as well as a great bundle deal.
Posted: Tuesday, July 01, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Since the very successful release of Distant Worlds: Universe on May 23rd, we've also released five major free updates over the course of more than a month of additional full-time development. Distant Worlds: Universe was already among the best-selling games on our store as well as the Steam store, where it stayed in the Top 10 for all games for two weeks. It has also been praised in many reviews, including multiple 90% reviews from mainstream reviewers. Now, Distant Worlds: Universe has become better than ever!
Posted: Monday, June 30, 2014 by Bart Schouten
This week will be the 151st anniversary for the Battle of Gettysburg, one of the most important and most famous battles of the American Civil War. In order to commemorate this important historical event, we are giving a royal discount on the Scourge of War Gettysburg 150th Anniversary Collection. Get the battles of Gettysburg, Pipe Creek, Antietam, Chancellorsville and Brandy Station, all in one epic package!
Posted: Friday, June 27, 2014 by Bart Schouten
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Instead of an afternoon walk, lace up with your lady and join the Boulder Road Runners for the group's weekly Sunday social run this weekend. Your date will appreciate the casual, low-pressure vibe of the loosely organized group outing that traces the Cottonwood trails on Boulder's east side -- and the Great Harvest Bread Company snacks provided post-run. It'll likely be unfamiliar trail territory for you both, so be ready to snap some Facebook-worthy pics as you pace each other. (Meet at 9 a.m.; 3033 Iris Ave.; boulderroadrunners.org)
Maybe one of your resolutions is to try something new? If so, there's no better way to get up close and personal than with some sexy Latin dancing. If you're intimidated by the big group lessons preceding the open dancing at local Salsa nights (Thursday at the Avalon Ballroom, Friday at Trattoria on Pearl, Saturday at Millennium Harvest House, and Sunday at the D-Note in Arvada), consider going in on a series of lessons like the semi-private beginner instruction starting this Sunday with Danceophile Studios. The four-week series starts Sunday (5:30 p.m.; $95 per couple; danceophile.com) and you'll come away from it with hip-swinging swagger that'll give you and your lady confidence on the dance floor.
Maybe you want something a little more... educational, cultural, sophisticated, or tasty? Friday is the first of local wine producers BookCliff Vineyards' 2013 wine and cheese pairing nights (5:30 p.m.; $70; 1501 Lee Hill Dr.; bookcliffvineyards.com). The swanky night of hands-on conversation with BookCliff's vintners and cheese makers from local Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy. Could wining and dining get any better than this educational, intimate night that'll absolutely up your romantic cred? I don't think so.
If the culturally sophisticated angle appeals, but the budget-busting price tag doesn't, consider a night at the Dairy Center's Boedecker Theater ($10; 2590 Walnut St.; thedairy.org). Its weekend schedule is packed with showings of three art-house films that are more cerebral than the offerings at the Twenty Ninth Street Mall. My pick: "Wild Horse Wild Ride," a feel-good story of horse enthusiasts taming wild horses in 100-day mustang makeovers (Sat. 8:30 p.m.). For something moodier, check out "Searching for Sugar Man," a documentary-style look at the life of '70s "rock star that never was," Detroit's Rodriguez (Fri. 6:30 p.m.; Sat. 4 p.m.).
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Gary Carter will always be "The Kid" at heart, he told a gathering of 18,000 people seated in the rolling meadow behind the Clark Sports Complex on Sunday. But at 49 years old the body isn't as willing.
"It's nice to know that even though my body feels like an old man now, I will always be a kid at heart," he said as he concluded his Hall of Fame induction speech. "I love this great game. I'm so honored to be in Cooperstown as a Hall of Famer."
With that, Carter joined Eddie Murray as the newest inductees in baseball's most hallowed shrine -- the red-bricked edifice on Main Street in this hamlet by the shores of Lake Otesaga. Their plaques were hung in the gallery only hours after the ceremonies.
The wait had its sad downside. Carter's father, Jim, died at 84 of congenital heart failure this past Jan. 25, just about one month after he was elected. When Carter was 12, his mother, Inge, passed away after a long bout with leukemia.
Carter became very emotional at the juncture in the speech he memorialized his parents.
"I've said to a lot of people that father's on my right shoulder today and my mom's on my left," Carter said, barely choking back tears. "I love my parents very, very much. I only had my mother until I was 12 years of age. But I always felt her presence throughout my career.
"My father, who inherited the responsibility of both parents, didn't have a mean bone in his body," Carter said. "He always had a smile for everyone. He was always there for me. He coached me in Little League, Pony League and American Legion and also supported me in any other sport I played, consistently encouraging me."
That death led to a traumatic time in Carter's family life, said Carter's older brother, Gordy, who was seated in the audience. Until then, they had been the consummate California family.
"I had to step in when my mother died and act not only as Gary's brother, but his mentor," he said after the ceremonies. "It was quite trying for all of us."
Carter barely was able to get through the tribute to his brother and had to stop the speech as their eyes met. Gordy also appeared to be on the verge of crying.
"I thank you for being such an amazing role model to me growing up," Carter said, his voice cracking. "It meant so much to me that you would always allow me to play ball with you and your friends even if I did bug you all the time. You were the one who influenced me to always strive to do my best. I always tried to be your shadow and looked up to you in so many ways."
At a press conference after the ceremony, Carter still found it difficult when he began remembering that time in his life and the last years of his father's existence.
His dad's health had deteriorated to such a degree he had to be moved in 2001 to an assisted living facility.
"That was very devastating to him to have to make that transition," Carter said. "He had to move out of his home he had lived in and been a part of for 25 years and move into a place just to get his three meals a day and all."
Carter added that it was too painful to get into any more detail in front of an audience.
"In this case, talking about my dad was not easy," Carter said. "And I got through of it primarily because I know that he knows I'm in the Hall of Fame. I knew he was here in spirit."
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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This undated picture provided by The Strong children's museum in Rochester, N.Y. shows the oldest known version of Monopoly handmade by inventor Charles Darrow. The Strong's National Museum of Play revealed Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010 it was the winning bidder at Sotheby's with $146,500 for the table-sized board game created around 1933 with pen-and-ink and gouache on a circular piece of oilcloth. It contains 200-plus pieces, including playing cards, hotels and bank notes.
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GAINESVILLE, FL - The Gators made history Saturday; none
they will want to remember, though.
The cold hard facts from Saturday's 26-20 loss to Georgia
Southern read like this:
In a season that has spiraled downward since the Gators
got off to a 4-1 start, the postgame scene still seemed surreal for longtime
Florida observers. As the Gators trudged slowly to the locker room, the Eagles'
celebration took over the field.
Their fans in the southeast corner of Ben Hill Griffin
Stadium cheered loudly and snapped photos. The school's band played. The Eagles
made the kind of history they'll want to remember forever.
"That's a big win for us and our kids,'' Georgia
Southern coach Jeff Monken said. "Let's be honest about it. If you're
willing to take a guess here, who's going to win -- Georgia Southern or
Florida? There would probably be a lot more people who would have picked
Monken is right, of course.
That is what makes this loss more difficult for the
Gators. Florida head coach Muschamp warned all week that Georgia Southern's
triple-option offense was a talent neutralizer.
He was right, too, as the Eagles won despite not
completing one pass - the first time that has happened against the Gators in
records back that date back to 1976.
In his postgame press conference, Muschamp faced similar
questions to when the Gators lost at home to Vanderbilt two weeks ago.
"Very disappointed for our program and an
embarrassment in this situation,'' Muschamp said. "We had our
opportunities there. The kids kept playing hard."
From there many of the same topics were covered as after
the previous five losses.
Once again, injuries played a key role.
The Gators lost starting middle linebacker Michael Taylor
to a knee injury. Fellow linebacker Alex Anzalone went down with a dislocated
shoulder. Another linebacker, Darrin Kitchens, suffered a shoulder injury but
returned. Florida was also without starting defensive end Jonathan Bullard
(knee) and Marcus Roberson (ankle) to injury.
And once again, the offense struggled.
The Gators opened the game with a 13-play, 63-yard drive
that featured mostly runs by Kelvin Taylor, who picked up 54 of his 92 yards on
the first drive of the game. Frankie Velez's 27-yard field goal gave Florida a
3-0 lead.
A Georgia Southern turnover aided Florida's second score,
a 3-yard pass from Skyler Mornhinweg to Solomon Patton. The Gators led 10-0
less than two minutes into the second quarter on a sunny day at The Swamp.
All seemed fine, but then some of the issues that have
plagued the Gators all season turned the momentum to the Eagles, who scored 20
unanswered points.
Florida tied the game up at 20 on Mornhinweg's 46-yard
touchdown pass to Patton with 5:41 left in the game, but the Gators defense, so
good early in the season, allowed a five-play, 75-yard drive that ended with
Jerick McKinnon's 14-yard touchdown run with 2:57 left.
And once again, penalties proved costly.
The Gators played penalty-free for the first 57 minutes
of the game until Keanu Neal's personal foul on the ensuing kickoff moved the
Gators back to their 36-yard line instead of starting at Georgia Southern's 49.
Still, the game came down to one final play: fourth-and-3
at Georgia Southern's 17-yard line with eight seconds left. Mornhinweg's throw
to Patton was incomplete, and the Eagles started to celebrate.
The Gators headed to the locker room to decompress.
"The thing about the Gator Nation is this is not
usually what you envision,'' Kitchens said. "But all I can say is we're
going to bounce back, and Florida is going to take care of Florida. Losing that
type of game is embarrassing, but when everybody plays as hard as they did,
everybody gave it their all, that's all you can really ask for. I'll take those
guys any day of the week."
Mornhinweg, whose best throw Saturday was on Patton's
46-yard touchdown reception finished 14 of 25 for 122 yards and two touchdowns.
He is young and inexperienced, but understood the waves
Saturday's loss would cause.
"We're just upset over the loss,'' Mornhinweg said.
"We're the Florida Gators. We should be winning every game."
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"I felt a little sorry because he's been nice to me all of the time," Soriano said of Clemens, a teammate when both were with the Yankees last season. "But you know, I had to do my job in the game. I am sorry, but you know, I am happy right now."
As was everyone else in the AL clubhouse. National Leaguers were a little stunned.
"It goes to show you that on any given night, anything can happen," Mets All-Star lefty Tom Glavine said. "We're all human in this game. For Roger -- he's had such a storied career -- it hasn't happened much, if at all. I'm sure he'd tell you that if he was going to have a bad outing, I'm sure he would rather it be an All-Star Game rather than one in September in a pennant race."
"It was a tough go of it," Clemens said. "I threw a couple of breaking balls and they hit them. Going in, (Anaheim's Vladimir) Guerrero was the guy I was worried about the most and he was the only guy I got out.
"It happens. You face a good lineup and somebody gets on and somebody flips one out of here and it's a tough outing. The biggest thing to me is I wanted to go two innings to help out and I wasn't able to."
Starting NL catcher Mike Piazza said Clemens appeared to shake off a few pitches before the Boston outfielder deposited an 0-2 pitch to the seats in left field.
The inning marked the most one team has scored in an All-Star Game since the AL tallied a record seven runs in the third inning in 1983. It was also only the second time in All-Star history a team has scored six runs in a single frame.
"It actually helped me to relax," Mulder said of the big cushion. "It took some of the nerves away."
Along the way, Mulder retired Barry Bonds on a routine fly ball to center field, which pleased him nearly as much as getting the win. When AL reliever Esteban Loaiza walked Bonds later in the game, the sellout crowd showered him with boos.
"I just didn't want to walk Bonds," Mulder said. "So everything was good tonight."
For the second year in a row, the World Series will begin in the American League ballpark.
Last year, the Yankees benefited from the AL All-Star win, garnering home-field advantage in the Fall Classic against the eventual champion Florida Marlins. The series lasted six games and ended on Josh Beckett's two-hit shutout at Yankee Stadium.
Alyson Footer is a reporter for MLB.com. Reporters Ian Browne, Jim Molony, Jesse Sanchez and Mychael Urban also contributed to this report. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Upcoming Department Events:
April 4: Dr.Robert E. Weems, Williard W. Garvey Distinguished Professor of Business History at Wichita State University, will present the tenth anniversary Felice Hill Gaines Lecture in Africana Studies titled "The Evolution of the TRILLION DOLLAR African American Consumer Market" at Noon in JCK Library 1260.
April 14: Dr. Jeff Yelton will present talk titled "Surviving the Great Depression: Life at the Pertle Springs CCC Camp" as part of the Lifelong Learning Series at 2:00 pm in Room B/C of the Warrensburg Community Center, 445 E. Gay Street, Warrensburg.
April 16: The annual department awards ceremony will be held at 3:30 pm in the first floor performance corner of the James C. Kirkpatrick Library.
Click here for more information on the Great War History Lecture Series.