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Women's soccer downs St. Joe's 2-0 in season opener September 2, 2014 Bates women's soccer received first-half goals by sophomore Rebecca Titcomb and first-year Julia Rosen, both on their first collegiate shot attempts, to defeat St. Joseph's 2-0 in the Bobcats' season opener Tuesday evening at Garcelon Field. [read more]
Women's soccer season preview: Raising play August 21, 2014 Bates women's soccer head coach Kelsy Ross does not mince words when describing her feelings at the outset of another season, "If I had a nickel for every time I say how excited I am during the preseason, I could coach for free." [read more]
Bobcats use beautiful game for greater good June 23, 2014 With the World Cup in full swing, Bates College athletics takes a look at how the Bobcats have used soccer for humanitarian efforts and how the beautiful game has helped create connections from Bates across the globe. [read more]
Women's soccer's Ross interviewed on local radio June 19, 2014 Bates College women's soccer head coach Kelsy Ross made an appearance on radio station Z105.5 on Thursday touching on a number of points from the future of the Bobcats to the team's community service efforts. [read more]
Women's soccer salutes graduating seniors May 27, 2014 On Sunday, the Bates women's soccer team graduated six seniors – all of whom played integral parts in notching many key victories over their four years, most notably a penalty-kick win over Tufts University in 2010 to reach the NESCAC semifinals. [read more]
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March 27, 2014 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer volunteers at Good Shepherd Food Bank Members of the Bates College women's soccer team partnered with the Good Shepherd Food Bank this past Saturday to help package 640 senior brown... [read more]
March 21, 2014 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer to host Elite Clinic on April 27 Bates College women's soccer will host its Elite Clinic on Sunday, April 27. Registration for the clinic is now open. [read more]
November 26, 2013 Fifty-four Bobcats named NESCAC Fall All-Academic Fifty-four Bates College students from Bates' fall sports teams have received 2013 NESCAC Fall Academic honors, announced Tuesday by the New... [read more]
November 22, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer season wrap-up: Internal development Although Bates College women's soccer did not reach its ultimate goal of making the NESCAC tournament in 2013, the team continued to make... [read more]
November 21, 2013 Eight Bobcats earn NESCAC All-Sportsmanship selection Eight Bates student-athletes were cited on the 2013 NESCAC Fall All-Sportsmanship Team, announced on Nov. 21. [read more]
October 31, 2013 | Women's Soccer Alexander named to CoSIDA Academic All-District team Bates senior Abby Alexander has been named to the 2013 Capital One Academic All-District women's soccer team, announced Thursday by the College Sports... [read more]
October 30, 2013 | Women's Soccer Humes goal earns women's soccer 1-1 draw with Colby Sophomore Leah Humes scored an equalizing goal in the 83rd minute for Bates College women's soccer in an eventual 1-1 double-overtime draw with... [read more]
October 26, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer falls to No. 22 Williams, 3-0 Bates College women's soccer played within one goal of No. 22 Williams College for over 56 minutes but eventually fell 3-0 at Cole Field on... [read more]
October 22, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer defeats Husson, 4-0 Senior Julia Rafferty scored twice in a five-minute span in the second half to lead Bates College women's soccer past Husson University, 4-0, at... [read more]
October 19, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer tests No. 14 Middlebury in 1-0 loss Senior Julia Favorito scored the game's only goal in the 53rd minute as No. 14 Middlebury College women's soccer defeated Bates College,... [read more]
October 10, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer coasts to 2-0 win over Nor'easters Lily Peterson scored in the first half and Hannah Graves drove the nail in the coffin as the Bates women's soccer team defeated the University of New... [read more]
October 5, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer falls on late goal at Conn. College Sophomore Leah Humes gave Bates College women's soccer an early 1-0 lead, but Connecticut College scored goals in the 40th and 90th minutes to... [read more]
September 29, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer competitive in setback to No. 19 Amherst No. 19 nationally ranked Amherst scored a 3-0 victory over the Bates women's soccer team on Sunday afternoon. [read more]
September 28, 2013 | Women's Soccer Humes scores in women's soccer's loss to Trinity Sophomore Leah Humes scored an equalizing goal in the 58th minute for Bates College women's soccer, but Trinity College netted the game's final... [read more]
September 21, 2013 | Women's Soccer Peterson scores in women's soccer's 1-1 draw at Wesleyan Sophomore Lily Peterson scored in the 70th minute, and the Bates College women's soccer team played Wesleyan to a 1-1 draw in double overtime at... [read more]
September 18, 2013 | Women's Soccer Undefeated Polar Bears edge women's soccer Kiersten Turner performed all the scoring Bowdoin needed in the fourth minute, but added a second score in the final minute, as the Polar Bears edged... [read more]
September 15, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer falls to No. 10 Brandeis, 3-0 Bates College women's soccer could not overcome a first-half score and two second-half goals as No. 10 Brandeis University beat Bates 3-0 at... [read more]
September 14, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer drops 1-0 decision to Hamilton Bates College women's soccer threatened to find the equalizer in the final minutes but could not find a goal, dropping a 1-0 decision to... [read more]
September 10, 2013 | Women's Soccer Stefaniak's goal pushes women's soccer past USM Senior Kara Stefaniak scored for the second time in as many games to lead the Bates College women's soccer team past the University of Southern... [read more]
September 7, 2013 | Women's Soccer Rafferty, Stefaniak lead women's soccer past Tufts Seniors Julia Rafferty and Kara Stefaniak each scored goals as Bates College women's soccer defeated Tufts, 2-1, in a season-opening NESCAC win... [read more]
August 30, 2013 Fall sports: preseason notebook Bates College fall sport teams, other than football, began their preseasons with a testing day on Wednesday and their first true practices of 2013 on... [read more]
August 22, 2013 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer 2013 season preview: process oriented Head coach Kelsy Ross enters her third year as the leader of the Bates College women's soccer program and fourth year overall with the team,... [read more]
October 24, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer plays season finale at Colby The 2012 Bates women's soccer season came to a close with a 2-0 setback at Colby, as the Mules earned the sixth seed in the NESCAC playoffs. [read more]
October 20, 2012 | Women's Soccer No. 17 Middlebury gets the better of Bates, 3-0 Middlebury head coach Peter Kim became the first women's soccer coach in school history to earn 100 wins as the No. 17 nationally ranked Panthers... [read more]
October 16, 2012 | Women's Soccer Rafferty, Coco score as women's soccer tops USM, 2-0 Julia Rafferty and Maggie Coco scored goals in the second half to give the visiting Bates College women's soccer team a 2-0 victory over the Universit... [read more]
October 13, 2012 | Women's Soccer Camels come back to tip women's soccer in second OT Grace Bilodeau scored on a cross from Rebecca Raymond with 3:26 left in the second overtime period, lifting Connecticut College to a 2-1 win over host... [read more]
October 9, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer thwarts comeback, beats UNE Karen Lockhart scored off a feed from Julia Rafferty with 9:22 left, giving the Bobcats a 3-2 non-conference victory over the University of New... [read more]
October 6, 2012 | Women's Soccer Rice scores in women's soccer's loss to Cardinals Wesleyan University quickly overcame a 1-0 first-half deficit and defeated Bates College 3-1 in a NESCAC women's soccer game on Saturday at Russell... [read more]
October 3, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer wins 2-0 at Husson Krista Prouty put Bates on the scoreboard in the 28th minute, and Jaimie Cappucci added a late goal as the Bates women's soccer team won 2-0 in a... [read more]
September 30, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer plays to 0-0 draw at Tufts The Bates women's soccer team picked up its third point in NESCAC play this season with a 0-0 tie against Tufts University after 110 minutes of play... [read more]
September 29, 2012 | Women's Soccer Continentals (6-1) blank women's soccer team [read more]
September 21, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer plays well, edged by No. 12 Judges 1-0 Dara Spital scored with 1:42 left in the first half to send No. 12 nationally ranked Brandeis to a 1-0 non-conference women's soccer victory over... [read more]
September 17, 2012 | Women's Soccer Bobcat of the Week of Sept. 17, 2012: Lily Peterson '16 [read more]
September 16, 2012 | Women's Soccer Peterson's goal in second OT lifts women's soccer past Trinity First-year Lily Peterson headed in the game-winning goal with 3:47 left in the second overtime period, giving the Bates women's soccer team a 2-1... [read more]
September 15, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer falls to No. 7 Amherst in evenly played game The No. 7 nationally ranked Amherst women's soccer team rode a 1-0 lead from the 18th minute until the 85th, en route to a 2-0 NESCAC victory over... [read more]
September 12, 2012 | Women's Soccer Polar Bears thwart women's soccer team [read more]
September 8, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer regroups in season opener at Williams A pair of first-half goals held up as the final score on Saturday, as the Bates women's soccer team fell 2-0 at Williams in the Bobcats' season... [read more]
September 7, 2012 | Women's Soccer Women's soccer striving for a longer season in 2012 The sense that the 2011 season ended prematurely pervades the returning players on the Bates women's soccer team, and preseason practices have... [read more]
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Those willing to brave the winter chill are rewarded by encounters with large spotted seatrout in Texas. Some of the biggest fish of the year come when temperatures dip.
While big-trout enthusiasts often head south for the winter, East Matagorda Bay sits tranquil, serene and crawling with some of the heaviest gator trout Texas has to offer. I know, Baffin Bay is one of a trio of trophy trout haunts in the U.S. And though not as sexy as the Laguna Madre, East Matagorda remains a milieu for heavy, hungry, wintertime speckled trout. Here are five terrain types that produce them.
Deep Reefs
It's not just a wading thing. You can catch heavy specks over miles of shell lumps, humps, towheads and undulations found throughout the middle of the bay without ever getting wet.
"You have to find some streaky water," says veteran guide Charlie Paradoski. "The trout aren't in the clear stuff because the bait isn't there." Paradoski regularly catches two-foot-or-better specks by working four to five feet of water with Bass Assassins and MirrOlures.
"Mullet are key in the winter," he says. "When you see mullet jumping or flipping, there will be big trout in the area. This bay is famous for it." In his 40-year career, Paradoski says he has seen many changes, especially in fishing tactics.
Making long drifts over rafts of mullet with rattling corks armed with Bass Assassins and Gulp! has been a boon for boaters. "I never owned a popping cork until about three years ago," says Paradoski. "Now I don't leave the dock without one."
South Shoreline
Guide Lee Warmke wades the south shoreline for large trout in the afternoon. With numerous 30-inchers (the big leagues for big-trout chasers) under his belt, Warmke releases dozens of sevens, eights and way too many five-pounders to count.
"Most days I will throw plugs for big fish," says Warmke. "But there have been other days when I am not getting many bites, so I switch to a soft plastic and start catching big ones."
Boiler Bayou, Kain Cove, Oyster Farm and Hog Island hold solid trout since these muddy bottoms retain the sun's warmth a bit longer throughout the day. Super Spooks, She Pups, SkitterWalks, Corkies, Maniac Mullets, Catch 5s and your favorite soft plastics get the job done.
Intracoastal Waterway Reefs
Locales receiving the most tidal flow often hold the majority of big schools. That means reefs and mud adjacent to the Intracoastal Waterway on the north shoreline of East Bay. Chinquapin Reefs, Bird Island Reef, Boggy Reef and Half Moon Reef are all proven winter spots holding healthy specks.
By mid- to late December, most of the white shrimp have left the bays and speckled trout adapt their diet to finfish. That's when slow-sinking mullet imitating plugs like Catch 5s, Catch 2000s, MirrOlure 51Ms, 52Ms and Corkies go to work.
East Matagorda Bay receives most of its tidal flow from the ICW, since there are no direct inlets from the Gulf of Mexico, aside from Mitchell's Cut on the far east end of the bay.
The beauty of fishing in proximity to the ICW is that big trout hang out there for a few obvious reasons. The deep water is warmer in the winter, and when traditional winter low tides persist, specks slide to the greater depths until new water covers the shell.
"Even when the wind blows, those reefs on the north shoreline can hold clear water," says Paradoski. "The entire bay could be blown out with muddy water, but the water clears in the ICW on the incoming tide, making those reefs fishable when nothing else is."


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Visitors to Thomas More College often say the campus looks just as they had imagined New Hampshire. Somehow, studying Robert Frost here is not merely appropriate but nearly compelling. Until the school purchased the property, the present location was a farm that had been in the Bowers family for more than 150 years. There is a 19th-Century drawing of the site that shows the white house and the barn much as they look today, except that the huge maples that now line parts of the drive were not yet planted.
According to local historians, the white house, now used for the offices of faculty and administration, is the only building still existing on an original lot of the "Brenton Grant," a piece of land granted to William Brenton by the Massachusetts Court in 1658. This was part of a militarized frontier between the English and French powers in the New World. Sometime after 1724, the Blanchard family claimed the land and built a farmstead on it. The property has been continuously inhabited, the old home has weathered the history of the nation since colonial times. In the years after the Fugitive Slave Act was passed, the Bowers home appears to have been part of the Underground Railroad, for there are still traces of a mysterious tunnel leading to a hidden room. Students and faculty who have lived or worked in the house claim that there are presences to be felt—whether the school legend of "Aunt Emma" or what the old Romans would call the manes of so many generations. Since 2008 the campus has been consecrated to St. Joseph and receives the annual rogation blessing in the spring.
The Bowers-Blanchard House
The Bowers-Blanchard House, or white house, itself contains items of great interest: panes of glass dating to the 18th century, the core of the original cape and central hearth built by Col. Blanchard, secret stairwells, and horse-hair plaster. It is said that the wood now on the second floor incorporates the wood of the earliest house, cut and installed some fifty years before the American Revolution. The Blanchard-Bower House is now used for the offices of faculty, staff, and administration. Beneath the great federal colonade of the 1830s façade, faculty and students may converse in the shade while overlooking the center of the campus adjacent to the President's rooms.
The Barn
The massive old red barn has been converted into a series of rooms where prayer, conversation, and feasting mark the seasons as much as the ruddy autumn leaves or the first spring crocus; where jollity and good food keep the winter at bay even with two feet of snow just outside. On the lowest level is the dining hall. The old exposed beams of the New England barn blend with a tile floor pattern based on the streets of Rome, connecting our American and Italian campuses. Here students serve one another during meals, harkening back to the medieval academic tradition. Although we have our own chef, much of the food preparation and cooking takes the color and taste of the diverse student body. The hall opens out into a piazza, which provides for open air dinning in fair weather.
The large double doors marking the front of the barn open to the College chapel. Inside, the irregular structure of the original barn and stalls are still visible, reminding us of the humble origins of the Faith. The sanctuary lamp burns continuously to recall that this is the Eucharistic center of the campus. Daily Mass and the sacraments are available for all students. On the walls of the chapel, older sacred art is slowly being filled with original works by our artist-in-residence David Clayton. Currently an image of Our Lady—the focal point for College vespers—hangs to the right of the altar and is complimented by a large image of the Sacred Heart as well as an image of Saint Michael the Archangel on the left. Plans are underway to fill the sanctuary with frescoes and icons of traditional inspiration. The chapel is a place of calm sustenance, where the still point of the day can be rediscovered.
On the ground floor, just beyond the chapel one finds the junior common room (for the students) with a piano, mail boxes, a small library, and games for diversion. There is also space dedicated for studying. On the second floor are two seminar rooms, faculty offices, and a small recording studio for the Vatican internet news service, H2O. On the third floor beneath the original post and beam construction is a small workshop, where students may study woodwork.
The refurbished barn—with its dining hall, seminar, common room, and chapel—seems to have undergone a natural conversion, one most suited to the traditions being preserved and celebrated in the College. The primary meaning of "culture" is "cultivation of the soil," and the later meaning—cultivation of the mind—has developed at the school from the earlier one. First a center for agricultural activity, the barn now stores the long cultural labor of the intellect and the imagination, gathered in books, illuminated in the classroom, celebrated in conversations over meals, and finally, in the supreme union of the bread and wine, the body and blood, exalted in the Sacrifice of the Mass. Grounded in the reality of labor, signifying more than an ordinary student center possibly could, this building is the focus of the happy simplicity of the school's daily life.
Louis B. Warren Memorial Library
The Warren Memorial Library was dedicated in the fall of 1990 to the memory of Louis Bancel Warren, a dear friend and patron of the College from its early days. Since then, the Louis B. Warren Memorial Library has been the center of the academic life of the College: the core course in humanities meets in the main classroom every morning; classes in natural science, literature, mathematics, writing, and the classical languages convene there regularly; the public lecture series, the film series, the annual summer program for high-school students, concerts, weekend colloquia, and occasional conferences for teachers and visiting students are held within its walls; numerous local political and educational groups enjoy its scholarly setting for their assemblies; and Catholic religious associations have made use of the rooms for retreats.
The library's present collection includes over 40,000 volumes of books, and periodical holdings equivalent to about 7,500 volumes of more than 500 assorted titles. The library is affiliated with the state library system and connected to the statewide database of library holdings. The library has computers for e-mail and Internet access especially for online databases and other collections.
The Grotto and St. Francis Hall
Winding through a woods of Maple and Birch trees, one may take a small path down to an ancient spring, atop of which now sits a stone grotto, home to the College's Marian shrine. The grotto was designed and built entirely by students and alumni under the inspiration of the rural shrines of the old world.
Not far from the grotto is the oldest and newest hall on campus, St. Francis Hall. An outdoor glade cut into the Maples and Pines, St. Francis Hall is the location for a portion of the College's natural history classes. Students work on regaining their powers of observation in the company of the Hairy Woodpecker, Chickadees, and the Nuthatches. A short walk from St. Francis Hall the students may also explore the wetlands of the campus as well as the riparian treasures of the nearby Pennichuck reservoir.
The Dormitories
In 1986, the College added the first modern building—Kopka Hall—a dormitory named after John Kopka, III, who found the site for the campus and donated the original buildings to the College. Kopka is the hall of residence for women.
In 1994, Stillman House, the second dormitory complex, was dedicated to Chauncey Devereux Stillman, the chief benefactor of the College. Stillman was a prominent Catholic convert, patron of the arts, and friend of the Catholic historian Christopher Dawson. Stillman is the hall of residence for men.
Rome—Villa Serenella
Since 1983, Thomas More College's campus has extended beyond the borders of the United States into Italy. For many years, two religious orders in or near Trastevere hosted the College. Since 2008, the College's Rome campus has been located at the Villa Serenella in the Portuense section of Rome. Built at the turn of the 19th century, the grounds and stately house were eventually purchased to be used as a house of studies and monastery for the Antonine order of the Maronites. Maronite Catholics are ancient eastern Christians who reside chiefly in Lebanon, and who have maintained their unity with Rome thoughout history. Many Maronite families are descended both from ancient Christians of the Levant and the French crusaders who defended and resettled the region in the middle ages. French, Arabic, Italian, and Latin are all commonly heard at the monastery. The morning liturgy makes use of Aramaic, the everyday language of Jesus and the Apostles.
Villa Serenella, a typical Roman villa of the period, is surrounded by 13 acres of olive groves, pine trees, walking paths, a soccer field, and fountains. Less than five miles from the Vatican, the Villa is located in a non-touristy Roman neighborhood with bus connections to the historic center. As a private residence with features common to late 19th century standards, the villa was furbished with horse stables, gardens, and a mosaic swimming pool.
At the Villa, Thomas More College students enjoy communal daily life in a setting of beauty and tranquility that refreshes both body and soul after daily tours in the highly urban environment of Rome. The monastery chapel offers daily Mass, lauds and Vespers, as well as Benediction and Adoration. The extensive grounds, the quiet spots for reading and writing, the frequent opportunities for conversation while relaxing on the terrace or warming up by the hearth all contribute to a fertile environment for intellectual, cultural, and spiritual growth of our students.
…When we have left Rome, we are astonished by the discovery, by and by, that our heart-strings have mysteriously attached themselves to the Eternal City, and are drawing us thitherward again, as if it were more familiar, more intimately our home, than even the spot where we were born!
—Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Marble Faun
Pine Mountain (Site of Freshmen Orientation)
Each year, first year students begin their time at Thomas More College by spending their first days on Pine Mountain in northern New Hampshire. At 2,400 feet, Pine Mountain is central to the Presidential range of the White Mountains. In a rustic setting, students and faculty begin their friendships and mentoring relationships. The time spent in this simple and invigorating setting is to emphasize the balance needed for a successful education, between the needs of the mind, the spirit, and the body.
Leaving the main campus, students travel up the Merrimack and Pemigewasset river valleys. Initial hikes begin in the Crawford Notch. The students ascend Mount Willard and lunch overlooking the site of the lost Willey family homestead, the subject of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Ambitious Guest." From there, the journey continues towards the Presidential Mountain range. Students pass by Jefferson Notch, where deserters of Roger's Rangers, fleeing with loot from their raid against the Indian settlement of St. Francis, lost their way and were destroyed by the elements and the retaliating Indians. Amongst the treasures lost was the "Silver Virgin," a statue beloved by the Abenaki Indians, based on an image of Our Lord and Lady from the cathedral of Chartes in France.
At Pine Mountain the new students establish their "base camp." Morning prayer and evening Mass are offered on the heights looking out toward Mount Washington, providing the liturgical frame of each day. The time is divided between a variety of hikes and short presentations on the nature of the liberal arts. Thomas More College embraces its New England heritage and identity. What better way to start the first year than on the heights of the mighty White Mountains.
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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – You woke up to a different world today than the one you woke up to yesterday.
Georgia and LSU are no longer unbeaten, Johnny Manziel is no longer a touchdown-producing robot and Mississippi State is actually good.
It's OK, though. Take off your tin foil helmet, put your canned beans back in storage, realize Missouri still doesn't belong in the SEC and whatever you do, DON'T PANIC. We'll get you through this. We promise.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 6.
1. The only thing better than a live mascot is two live mascots. Auburn proved this Saturday when two baby tigers prowled the Auburn sideline in search of defense. They didn't find one. There also seems to be no truth to the rumor that they were there to "take care of" the Gene Chizik problem.
Auburn already has the best live mascot in the SEC in Nova the War Eagle, and adding tiger cubs to the school's menagerie is a great idea. Too bad the cubs were just visiting from the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo, where they can be petted.
We here at What We Learned fully endorse wildlife education and conservation (have your pets spayed or neutered) and wait with bated breath for a live alligator to inhabit The Swamp, circus elephants to perform at Bryant-Denny Stadium and Georgia Tech to gain the ultimate home-field advantage by training a swarm of yellow jackets to attack Mark Richt.
But for now, we'll have to settle for this.
2. The secret to beating LSU is to use a game plan from the 1950s. Alabama proved this last year, Auburn showed it was still true and Florida took advantage.
Florida only attempted 12 passes and rode Mike Gillislee like a rented mule to 146 yards, two touchdowns and a 14-6 win. This is the kind of game that people from places like West Virginia and Oregon don't understand. It's gritty, physical, brutal, mind-numbing at times and more beautiful than a rack of barbecue ribs – another thing they don't understand.
LSU (5-1, 1-1) was one score and 100 years away from tying the game. Florida's defense forced three turnovers and allowed LSU to convert on third down only once out of 13 tries. Gillislee carried just three times fewer than the total number of passes attempted in the game.
Most of his runs were short through the middle of the defense. His two touchdowns were his longest runs of the night at 12 yards each, and both would have gone for a lot more had he not reached the end zone first. Florida showed that the counter trap still exists, and LSU showed it is powerless to stop it.
As impressive as Gillislee was, the Gators' defense was even better. Florida (5-0, 4-0) is the best second half team in the conference because of its punishing offensive line and defense that never takes a play off. The signature play of this game was a fumble forced after a 56-yard pass. The receiver was ruled down, but replay showed Florida stripped the ball and recovered it, ending any chance LSU had to stay on top.
3. This is not what Georgia does. Fire up Mark Richt's hot seat. Yes, Georgia loses, but it is at least competitive.
The last time Georgia got dominated like in its 35-7 loss to South Carolina was to Florida in 2009 (Tim Tebow was still there then). It was the first time South Carolina has ever beat Georgia three consecutive years. Georgia was not able to get its talented freshman running back duo moving, Aaron Murray had his worst game of the season in a number of ways and Georgia's defense looked like it forgot there was a game going on.
South Carolina (6-0, 4-0) attempted only 10 passes because it didn't need to throw any more. Of Connor Shaw's six completions, two went for touchdowns. Now The Bulldogs get two weeks to brood over the embarrassing performance before facing Kentucky and Florida.
An appearance in the SEC championship game isn't out of the question, but Georgia (5-1, 3-1) must win all of its remaining SEC games and hope South Carolina falters against Florida and another team – perhaps LSU next week.
4. Mississippi State is a legitimate SEC West contender. You won't find any blowouts on the Bulldogs' win list, but Mississippi State (5-0, 2-0) entered the week leading the SEC in turnover margin. The Bulldogs lost two fumbles in a 27-14 win over Kentucky, though.
Mississippi State has a balanced offense and sufficient defense to cause problems for LSU and Alabama down the road. If the Bulldogs can get a little more consistent on offense, don't give up big plays and protect the ball, a trip to Atlanta is not out of the question.
Mississippi State will also have to make sure it doesn't lose games it is supposed to win. Working against the Bulldogs, however, are their games against Alabama, LSU and Ole Miss are all on the road.
5. Auburn has to win its next three games to be bowl eligible. OK, so mathematically speaking, Auburn can only win one and still make a bowl, but that requires the Tigers to then beat Georgia and Alabama, and let's face it, there's a better chance of those baby tigers taking down a couple of deer (we mean the live ones, by the way).
Auburn's next three games are against Ole Miss, Vanderbilt and Texas A&M and the first two of those are on the road. Then Auburn has to beat a non-AQ team and an FCS team (we hate both of those terms, by the way).
Auburn (1-4, 0-3) could really benefit from a bye week right now. After changing quarterbacks (finally), experimenting with the I-formation and looking halfway decent for a quarter, a week to regroup and get things together would be very helpful. There's just one problem with that: Auburn's bye week was last week.
That's right. That week to get things together and regroup was the week BEFORE the Tigers were forced to change quarterbacks at halftime in a 24-7 loss to Arkansas (2-4, 1-2). Ouch.
6. "Johnny Football" is also "Johnny Fumble." Texas A&M tried very hard to lose to Ole Miss, but the Rebels just weren't good enough to let them do it, and the Aggies won 30-27.
The Aggies (4-1, 2-1) had six turnovers, including the first two interceptions thrown by Johnny Manziel. Manziel – the aforementioned "Johnny Football" – also fumbled in the red zone, nearly thwarting A&M's fourth quarter comeback.
It's good to know he's human, because we were starting to get concerned. Even with the Aggies' struggles, Manziel rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown and threw for 191 and another touchdown. "Johnny Football" has a default setting of pass, but a quick review of his operator's manual shows he can be easily switched to run.
It's hard to know which one he does better. Without his running ability, the Aggies would not have beaten Ole Miss (3-3, 0-2). Against a better defense, like when A&M played Florida more than a month ago, the win would not have been possible.
7. The Missouri bashing gets to continue. We are very excited about this. Missouri has been the target of much scorn and biting criticism from What We Learned, and we think rightfully so.
There are some who disagree. To them we say, "You lost to Vanderbilt." The jury is still out on which James Franklin is better. The Missouri quarterback got injured and the Vanderbilt coach didn't exactly guide his team to a rousing victory.
Vandy squeaked by 19-15, but Missouri (3-3, 0-3) had the ball in the fourth quarter with plenty of time and couldn't convert. Had Franklin (the quarterback) not been injured, the outcome could have been much different.
The bad news for Missouri is Franklin has already been ruled out against Alabama next week. The good news is if the Tigers keep up their current win/loss rotation they will beat Alabama and Florida later in the year, but lose to Kentucky between them. We love trends, but are fairly certain this one won't continue.
8. LSU is a paper tiger. Yeah, we said it.
A month ago, LSU was assumed to cruise past Florida and even South Carolina to an epic showdown against Alabama. Now, after a dismal showing against Auburn, a slight scare from Towson and an embarrassing loss to Florida, five losses aren't out the question.
You're probably saying, "but LSU was 5-0 entering this game." Yes, and as we said a few weeks ago, LSU's sham of a schedule allowed the Tigers to get five wins over teams with a combined one win over AQ schools. That one win was Washington upsetting Stanford.
Those five schools have a combined record of 9-18. By comparison, Alabama's first five opponents have a record of 13-14 with wins over three AQ teams.
LSU's next four games are against South Carolina, Texas A&M, Alabama and Mississippi State, and all of those teams are playing better football than LSU is right now. At this rate, LSU will be headed to the Georgia Dome after the season, but it will be for the Chick-fil-A Bowl instead of the SEC title game.
9. This is not the Ole Miss team we've grown to love. We grew to love the Rebels because they represented an easy win. Well, no more. These Rebels represent mildly difficult wins – ZING!
We kid (not really). Ole Miss has been impressive (by Ole Miss standards, of course) in wins over Tulane and UTEP. They gave Texas a bit of a test, took a lead over Alabama (then lost it 15 seconds later) and showed Texas A&M that anyone in the SEC can force you to need two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to win.
Not everybody, however, can keep you from getting them. Ole Miss proved this, too, as it abandoned its policy for the first three quarters of actually playing defense. The Rebels' next opponents are Auburn and Arkansas and wins over both would put Ole Miss a win away from bowl eligibility. Losses to both would virtually guarantee no postseason play.
10. An apology is owed to South Carolina. This won't happen often, so pay attention.
We are sorry, South Carolina. We called you overrated at the start of the season, and that was wrong. In our defense, though, you did look pretty bad against Vanderbilt. We were perhaps too quick to rush to judgment. You are a better team than we give you credit for, and your quarterback is better than we thought.
Your coach has transformed his trademark Fun N Gun offense to a Fun With the Run offense, and we respect that very much. Your defense has improved a lot, and after you dismantled Georgia like a mechanic attacking a balky transmission we promise not to doubt what you can do.
Now, beat LSU next week before we take it back.
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