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Green Flash Summer Saison - Green Flash Brewing Co.
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Reviews by PatrickSwayze:
3.6/5 rDev -5.8%
Saison Diego
A: Extremely pale in color resembling a golden clear lager.
S: Ginger and fruit spices caress the nose and dominate the senses
T:Tthis one is a very delicious farmhouse ale with unique complexity of gingerbread, grassy flavors with a mix of light citrus.
M: This one is uniquely dry which i love. The carbonation is high, flavor is bold and the tongue craves more.
O: A delicious saison that i would love to pair with a food combo. Not my favorite style but a great beer overall.
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3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Tap @ O'Brien's. Pours bright hazy gold with a pillowy white head. Good lacing. Fresh orange peel and coriander nose, with lots of spice and ginger. Yeasty big time. Taste was zesty, lots of orange and orange peel. Tangy peach/apricot bite, almost sour. Very tart and dry. Some have been saying Granny Smith, but to me it was more sour apricot candy with a bitter end. Very easy going down. Liked it.
07-03-2009 05:48:03 | More by magictrokini
4.03/5 rDev +5.5%
On Tap
Stone Brew Co.
Escondido, CA
Bright and clear golden. Little to no lacing down the glass.
Wonderfully aromatic beer. Floral, hoppy, spicy, and a tad funky. Very complete saison aroma, and this one seems particularly bright and aromatic.
Not quite as funky in flavor as I may have expected from the aroma, but still a decidedly good saison. Bright floral and hop elements combine for a wonderful drink, though it seems to drink much heavier than a 4.5% ABV beer. Seems far more substantial than the alcohol content would have me believe.
Medium bodied, but a touch heavy and thick in the mouth. I find myself drinking this one slowly.
A bright, floral, hoppy saison.
07-15-2011 18:11:52 | More by ehammond1
West Virginia
3.93/5 rDev +2.9%
Slightly hazed beautiful golden billowing white head, right off the bat as the lacing settles I get citrus, spicy yeast, and a slight peppery hint. Diving right into flavor, spiced mild citric notes with a mild Belgian yeast chalky/spiced character. More citrus comes out with each sip, a bit of mellow West Coast hops in the back end help it out, very drinkable more fruit esters super enjoyable Summer Saison. Mouthfeel is smooth sturdy carbonation carries the body well, nothing becomes rough or stagnant on the palate between sips other than a touch of lingering Belgian yeast spiciness. Overall a solid summer beer that I will reach for especially when it's only 4.5% abv and available in the summer heat prior to a ball game.
05-21-2012 23:25:02 | More by WVbeergeek
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
12-18-2011 21:58:56 | More by iSrALE
4/5 rDev +4.7%
11-24-2011 20:18:34 | More by daveytheformer
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Bold taste, good saison. Mildly funky aroma with spice. Above average mouthfeel, bitterness accompanies the ginger, orange and spice. More of a sipper than an after mowing lawn beer, but very good with a mulicoursed meal. Grapefruit coloured body, with retained three-eights of an inch head.
06-26-2011 03:06:42 | More by Sammy
3.8/5 rDev -0.5%
Went up to the new brewery and picked up a growler of this...pours a brilliant straw gold with a silky white head that leaves plenty of rings around the glass. Even after it's been sitting for awhile there's still head on it! Aromas of tart orange, lemon, some faint belgian esters of clove. The taste mirrors the aroma with lots of citric flavors, and an element of tangy, tartness. Some spice comes through towards the end, along with dryness. It gets a little puckering once the glass warms up. This is a very well attenuated beer with a light body, and a dry finish, which is exactly what a great saison should be. Overall, highly drinkable and refreshing...I like how its only 4.3%, seems there aren't many Belgian's out there with this much character at a lower ABV. Another great job by GF.
09-13-2011 02:35:52 | More by californiakebab
3.98/5 rDev +4.2%
Straw yellow with nice large bubbles, fizzy head that builds nicely then diminishes to a slight lace
Lemon, belgian yeasty funk, grass and a touch of honey and coriander.
Slightly funked, clove and ginger are present, but there is a nice lemon overtone.
Light and refreshing- great summer ale. There is great carbonation fuzz that keeps your mouth happy.
07-05-2012 13:03:32 | More by KMcG
3.63/5 rDev -5%
Pours an effervescent gold with a pinky of ivory colored head. Great head retention & pretty good lacing
S: Grassyness & mown hay, white pepper, plus grainyness
T: Follows the nose, a slight bit of yeasty twang, some lemony & a touch of band-aids up front. I do pick up some orange peels once this warms along with grainy notes, a touch of grains of paradise too & bit of grapefruit bitterness. Finishes grassy, crisp & with some serious bitterness derived from the orange peels
MF: Light/medium bodied, crisp carbonation
On the low end if the ABV scale, but probably more in line with what Belgian farmers were brewing & giving to their farm hands I'm sure, Very drinkable, but not terribly interesting
12-13-2011 03:28:30 | More by russpowell
3.65/5 rDev -4.5%
Poured from a 22 oz. bomber into a New Belgium globe glass. Pours a golden hazed yellow with a thick and rather resilient cap of white foam. Looks good, and offers solid lacing throughout the glass.
Nose of light lemon and a bit of spice, yet pretty solid through the foam. Touch of Belgian-esque yeast is everpresent in a good way.
Flavor is bit muted however and offers a short finish. Decent but short and in fact a bit of a letdown given the pour. Pleasant nonetheless though lacking a bit in body for the style.
Overall a solid offering that might benefit from a bit more residual malt..
04-17-2011 07:31:21 | More by HalfFull
4/5 rDev +4.7%
07-20-2013 17:07:47 | More by Lanstrum
2.75/5 rDev -28%
06-03-2012 19:27:10 | More by zonker17
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Poured into my ever-trusty Zatec fluted glass from a 22oz bottle. Nice 2 fingers of spongy head with decent retention and average lacing. Nice cloudy golden color. Smells a bit citrusy and corianderish, more like a Belgian white than a Saison in my opinion. Flavor is similar. Definitely leaning toward the Belgian white. Mouthfeel is medium carbonation, slightly creamy. Refreshing, imminently drinkable. A little skewed from style, but definitely achieves what a Saison should. Another winner from Green Flash.
08-29-2010 05:44:30 | More by WestValleyIPA
3.15/5 rDev -17.5%
(had this on draught at the brewery in Vista). Pours golden with thick white head. Nice lacing. Aroma is grassy, hay, spices. Taste is semi-sweet with some dry bitterness. Light bodied with thin and oily texture. Finish is bitter. This was ok, but I could see having it when it warms up here in Arizona and I'm in the mood for a saison.
06-30-2011 15:16:27 | More by trappistlover
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
06-28-2012 19:10:37 | More by sammo
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +4.7%
05-12-2013 18:09:59 | More by mikeburd1128
3.65/5 rDev -4.5%
Pours with a nice head and a clear lighter gold color. Pungent with tones of oranges, spices, citrus tones and even some floral tones. Lighter on the palate, but not lacking at all. Smooth with more prominent spices. This is a real good domestic saison
09-08-2011 03:02:25 | More by KDawg
4.28/5 rDev +12%
Pours a hazy straw color with a tight, fizzy white head that leaves little bits of lacing.
Smells of a bit of citrus and spiciness.
Tastes of some pretty mild fruit notes with a spiciness on the back end. Citrus and a bit of sour apple make up the fruits. A touch of grainy sweetness adds in the middle. On the end notes of coriander, white pepper, and some earthy notes.
Mouthfeel is medium with a crisp amount of carbonation.
Overall, I find it to be quite a good saison, but I wish the price was a little less.
08-13-2011 02:49:06 | More by ocelot2500
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
Bottle poured into a tulip glass. A summer beer in the winter months but found this bottle noodling around in the back of a shelf as I was looking for a nice beer to go with roast chicken. Beer is a hazy pale golden color with two fingers of bright white foamy head. Head dissipates slowly, leaving some thick lacing along the inside of the glass, until a half finger collar of bubbly foam remain. Tons of carbonation streaming up from the bottom of the glass.
Nose is a light grains and biscuit malt, some light floral and citrus aromas and some fruity esters that remind me of green grapes and white peaches. Mild aromas overall.
Taking a sip, stronger floral and citrus flavors accompany the biscuit malts and fruity esters. Decently refreshing beer, finishing dry on the tongue with only light lingering floral flavors on the tongue.
Light body and effervescent, carbonation softly sweeps your tongue clean and dry. Easy drinking and refreshing saison.
01-08-2012 03:25:41 | More by nataku00
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
11-24-2013 16:48:22 | More by jaydoc
Svalbard & Jan Mayen Islands
4/5 rDev +4.7%
11-16-2011 01:06:20 | More by TheRealDBCooper
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
12-19-2011 02:24:30 | More by Biketopia
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
06-24-2013 18:08:12 | More by Liquoric3
New York
3.85/5 rDev +0.8%
A: The beer is slightly hazy yellow in color and has a light amount of carbonation. It poured with a finger high bright white head that quickly died down leaving some lacing on the surface in the center of the glass and a ring of bubbles around the edge.
S: The smell is mostly filled with aromas of orange peel and has notes of spices (from the grains of paradise) and hints of grassy hops.
T: The taste has an interesting contrast between initial flavors of oranges and fruity yeast (with hints of grainy malts) and then a light amount of bitterness and spiciness in the finish.
M: It feels relatively light-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation. There are some hints of dryness in the finish.
O: This beer is very easy to drink and has some refreshing properties. It would be a good choice for a hot summer day.
08-09-2011 01:07:47 | More by metter98
Green Flash Summer Saison from Green Flash Brewing Co.
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Hope. Peace. Joy. Love.
Those words adorn Christmas cards, often written in glitter or fancy script, as if they are too precious to be written in plain font.
Sung through the season of Advent, those words articulate the gifts of past seasons and desires for what is to come. Whether you celebrate a holiday or observe a holy day, who among us doesn't long for hope and peace, joy and love?
On four Sundays throughout this season called Advent, I have watched as friends have journeyed down the aisle of my church to light one candle each week as a symbol of that for which we yearn.
Gathered together around altars, dinner tables and gift-laden trees, we celebrate the birth of the Christ-child and express the love and friendship that move among us and between us as family, friends and strangers. As members of the human family, we share what must be an instinctive need for hope and peace, joy and love.
In the deep darkness of the long winter's night, I reflect on that First Christmas and what was going on in the world around that simple stable that became a birthing room. What was it like for first century people who lived without the constancy of news from around the world and the bombardment of violent images, broadcasting of terrible predictions and announcements of new and worse bacteria? It sounds peaceful to me, but was it?
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Did people then, as now, feel the despair of the times or were they going about their business as well as they could, doing their chores, raising their families, observing their rituals?
Did they, like many of us, see hope and peace, love and joy as a result of being good and doing the right thing? Did they think they could work hard enough to earn relief from stress?
From my perspective, it feels as if these present times are fraught with dangers and craziness, but are those forces really any bigger than they were for my parents and grandparents? Do I really have any more to fear than my ancestors who are lost back in the mists of time?
What is it that made the shepherds hear the angelic chorus, the Wise Men recognize the star in the East and the old man Simeon, waiting at the Temple, recognize that something significant had happened in the world on a cold but starry night?
What is it now that makes some people able to keep on lighting the candles of possibility, while others prefer to stumble, sit or sprawl in the darkness, cursing the darkness?
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Warrior IPA - Left Hand Brewing Company
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Ratings: 631 | Reviews: 368 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by stegmakk:
New York
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
Poured a nice orange with decent head and great lacing.
Aroma was a hoppy delight with some sweet malt.
Taste was a great dry pine slightly citrus hops that all overpower any mild malty flavor.
Mouthfeel slick oilly nectar.
Drinkability was great. If I could get more I would.
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04-30-2004 02:52:39 | More by stegmakk
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North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
Thanks to hoppedup for sharing this bottle with me tonight,poured a slightly hazy copper with some orange tint with a white thin head,nice hop profile in the aroma very raw and piney with a light noticable citrus presence.Very light and refreshing but with enough resiny,piney hop to make it a solid IPA,very easy to drink has to be somewhat light in alcohol.I think a summer IPA as it cut thru the humid night pretty well.
07-04-2005 02:18:56 | More by oberon
3.93/5 rDev +2.9%
I had this on cask at the brewery.
A- Hazy amber without much head.
S- Cascade, fruity hop aroma with a solid toasty malt backbone.
T- Well balanced with fresh citrusy hops and carmel. Tasted a lot better on cask, being very fresh.
M- Silky smooth mouthfeel.
D- Suprisingly tasty and drinkable. Overall, a good experience with this beer. Try to find it on draft or really fresh.
09-29-2009 02:01:49 | More by brownbeer
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
01-05-2013 04:52:08 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +4.7%
Beer review from BA Mag Dec 2007.
Everyone has been talking about the hop shortage and how it will affect the beer industry on a global scale. Will fresh hop beers be an endangered style in 2008? Left Hand's Warrior IPA uses fresh hops from Longmont, CO and fresh Warrior hops from Yakima, WA.
Wow, what an amazing froth after a hard pour. Dense and rocky with an excellent retention as the lacing leaves a trail down the glass. Tarnished brassy color with a perfect clarity. Thick and slightly pungent spicy and citric tone in the nose from the hops with a quick splash of toasted malt in the aroma. Medium-bodied with a slick and smooth mouthfeel. The hop flavor is broad and complex with a deep yet soft herbal flavor, then a little citric with a spicy bitterness that does not reach too high. Oily hops all over. A bit of malt pops out here and there with toasted grain and a hint of caramel sweetness. The finish is almost all hops--a quick flash of grape nut grain flavor.
The hops are so deeply embedded in this beer that you can barely tell if it ends up sweet or dry. It simply ends hoppy with such a complex hop flavor that does not go too bitter. We really hope the hop shortages will not affect beers like this, an American style of brewing that is not worth sacrificing when it is this good.
08-01-2010 14:18:36 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.13/5 rDev +8.1%
I had a bomber of this a few weeks back and like it so much I went back to get some more. I love fresh hop beers and as I found out I really like Warrior hops.
Clear, caramel color. Loose, meraigne colored head that reduced to a thin, swampy layer. Laces the glass well. It is hard to ask for much more with the exception of a bit more head retention.
Citrus and pine hop aromas, a touch of tangerine and some floral aromas to finish it off. A bit of all of the typical hop aromas but they are all balanced nicely and not too fruity or floral which is something I don't care for. A light caramel maltiness underneath fills in where necessary.
High alpha acid biting nature when it hits the tongue. Pine hops dominate the flavor for me and there is some nice grapefruit right after the swallow. Bitter pine resin finishes it off, although I get a touch of metallic flavors after a bit. Some biscuit malts fight hard to get through the hop flavors. This is all about the fresh hops, it is as balanced as it can be really and if it wasn't it wouldnt' be the beer that it is.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, I'd say. Lots of carbonation make this one really crisp and it works well with the acid content in this one. Flavor lingers for just a bit and then disappears to allow the bitterness to do its thing.
Superb drinkability. I have a thing about trying different beers as much as possible so I rarely go back unless I really like one. This was the case with this offering from Left Hand. Probably the most drinkable I've had from them to date and I'm glad to get this in Georgia now. I might pick up another later on to hold me over until next year.
02-06-2007 02:47:15 | More by blitz134
3.8/5 rDev -0.5%
22 oz bottle. Pours a clear copper with a creamy white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is spicy piney hops with some sweet sugary caramel malts and lemon in the background.
The flavor is washed out slightly sweet malts and some citrus with nice piney floral hops with decent bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium and kind of watery.
Overall, nice hop aroma and flavors, but the wateriness brings it down some. It's still a quality IPA.
12-09-2007 04:06:35 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev +4.7%
10-17-2012 12:32:37 | More by Twifiter
3.95/5 rDev +3.4%
22 oz bomber pours an attractive, clear amber body with a substantial offwhite head that retains well and leaves lots of patchy lace. Aroma is citrusy hoppy, with grapefruit and sour tangerine. Notes of pine cone are in the background. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, with moderate carbonation and a mild hops bite. Taste is citrusy hops and pale ale, caramel, and crystal malts. Very nice complexity. Middle and finish is grapefruity hop bitterness that is evenly balanced with some sweetish malts. Very tasty, overall, and nicely balanced. Very well executed, and just about ideal for a session ale APA. Ideal grapefruit citrusy finish.
03-05-2005 02:36:14 | More by merlin48
New York
4.33/5 rDev +13.4%
22 ouncer, purchased at Liquor 44 in Hadley, Ma. No freshness info to be had. Pours moderatly cloudy, orangy, almond amber, under an initially nice looking, loose medium tan head. The head ebbs and flows into a moderate film and leavews ungodly amounts of nicely developed lacing. Pinapple hop nose. Tasty, fruity, hoppy ale. More pinapple notes, some hop grainyness, malty underbelly. Soft and nicely rounded mouthfeel here. Great tasting and easy drinking IPA. Love the fruity pinapple notes that the warrior hops add to the party. Go get some of this stuff and enjoy.
11-13-2007 23:02:52 | More by Billolick
4.2/5 rDev +9.9%
Picked up one of these bombers at Julio's...
Pours a reddish copper...very clear with a full finger and a half of sudsy, off-white head. Thick lacing forms as half of the foam recedes, but half of it remains for the duration of this one.
Beautiful hops in the nose...piney and juicy with some malt sweetness to add to it's enjoyment.
The taste is very nice...again, it's all about the hops. Gloriously bitter in the start, middle, and finish, as the sweetness finds very little room to move around. It is not until this one warms to room temp. that the sweetness seems to balance out the bitterness.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, the carbonation is where I like it and the finish is dry and very clean...no alcohol burn and no lingering flavors.
Not sure what the abv is, but I could enjoy a couple of these in an evening and be completely satisfied.
Another fresh hop that delivers...solid.
12-10-2005 00:16:11 | More by warriorsoul
3.78/5 rDev -1%
Appearance: cloudy, caramel amber, medium carbonation, with a 1/4 inch head
Smell: a mix of grapefruit, hops, malt, and caramel
Taste: big time grapefruity hops balanced with malty caramel. The hops are strong when you taste them.
Mouthfeel: medium body, moderate carbonation, very balanced. Sweet start, with big bitter body, followed by a semi-sweet end...The aftertaste is somehow bitter
Drinkability: I could have a couple of these, but you need to sip this in order to appreciate it. This is one of the most and best balanced IPAs I have had in the sense that the taste rotates from sweet to bitter--although when you get to the bitter section, it is very very pronounced. Another winner from Left Hand.
05-18-2009 15:14:29 | More by tigg924
4.03/5 rDev +5.5%
I had this on tap at Union Jack's on the Manatawny. It came in a snifter.
Arrives a slightly hazy amber/orange with a beautiful head of off-white foam. Carbonation appears soft. The head lasts a long time, leaving great lacing. This is a very pretty beer.
Aroma is light citrusy lemons and pine, with a pleasant light toffee candy background. Lightly fruity, with notes of pears and maybe strawberries. What yeast is this?
Flavor is delicious toffee malt and citrusy/piney hops. It's not real bitter, but the hop flavor is truly fantastic. Very well balanced. As an IPA it's not that hoppy, but it is a very tasty beer. Aftertaste is lightly malty and hoppy.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy, fairly full bodied. Carbonation is low to medium. Finish is tingly and dries out toward the end of the sip.
This is a very good beer; not overly bitter, with a good malt backbone. The hops and malt battle it out nicely, with the drinker coming out the winner.
01-16-2006 15:34:20 | More by jakester
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Thanks to czoch for this bottle. Pours a little foamy but settles quick. Color is typical for an IPA. Big hops nose which is mostly citrusy. Taste is a little too unbalanced with all citrus-hop flavor with no malt to taste. The warrior hop taste is also a little funky for me. ABV and mouthfeel makes this drinkable. OK IPA buthing special.
02-24-2007 20:58:44 | More by SkinnyElvis
3.73/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours clear copper-orange with a short-lived white head. Good lacing. Claims to be a fresh-hop beer, and the nose agrees. Pine and grass with some citrus peels. Sharp and defined, with no malt in the aroma. Effervescent mouthfeel, light, and dry finish. The hops carry-through in the taste. Tart, citrus, mostly grapefruit with some tangy orange and mango. Pale malt back does not detract from the hop party. Very easy-drinking. True to being an IPA as well; hoppy without being over-hopped.
06-30-2009 22:58:32 | More by magictrokini
New York
4/5 rDev +4.7%
02-20-2013 02:46:21 | More by virinow
4.75/5 rDev +24.3%
10-25-2013 23:26:08 | More by tyleeis
United Kingdom (England)
3.8/5 rDev -0.5%
A 22oz bottle with no visible date. Acquired from my local beer specialist a while ago, and kept in the fridge for most of the intervening period. The label states that this is brewed once a year using fresh hops, and also features some cool artwork.
Poured into a Duvel chalice. A hazy orange-amber colour with low carbonation and visible sediment (larger yeast particles are visible in the bottle). Produces a large head of creamy off-white foam with good retention - this lasts for a while before reducing to a surface layer. Aroma of rich, sweet malt with hoppy notes; hints of pine, orange, citrus and spice.
Tastes of sweet malt with a good dose of aromatic hops and a powerful bitter finish. Notes of pine, resin and citrus along with hints of candy sugar and dry yeast. Considerable hop bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth, tingly and astringent, leaving the palate dry. Aftertaste of malt and pine.
A decent American IPA. I felt that the aromatic qualities of this beer were somewhat muted, but perhaps that was due to age. A nice blend of malt and hops. Worth trying when it's available.
11-13-2011 00:10:14 | More by jazzyjeff13
3.73/5 rDev -2.4%
Poured into tulip; clear honey orange with rising carbonation feeding a nice shiny white head that fades after a bit into a half-finger puck of solid foam.
Smell is crisp piney and citrusey hops, lots of rind and herbal bitterness.
Taste follows nose; clean malt with some interesting hops on top. Mostly herbal and earthy bitterness, with some citrus rind and a strange tang to it that I can't put my finger on.
Mouthfeel is light and crisp, dry finish.
Overall, this is a crisp and tasty IPA. Bit light on flavor, but I'm not sure how old the bottle is and since it says "brewed once a year" there's a good chance this could be a bit past its prime.
01-04-2014 00:51:59 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
Pours like a standard colored amber orange brown ipa. Smells like nothing special, don't find the somewhat norm citrusy aroma in something with warrior hops (which this beer may not, doesn't taste like an identifiable amount of warrior hops).
Gets better with time. Midway through the bottle, it gets a little more enjoyable, but overall, it left me feeling it didn't live up to the hype. Nothing special. Not bad, not anything to write home about.
12-21-2009 03:28:43 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.9/5 rDev +2.1%
Pours a nice amber colored hue with a large light beige khaki head forms thick with some long lasting resiliency. Aroamtics tart citrus with mild pine and raw tobacco leaf earthiness, fresh Warrior hops from the vine straight from Yakima, WA. Flavor has a persistant ballsy hop bitterness that bleeds excessive hop flavors between sips including raw earthiness and a nice grapefruit bitterness. A touch of minty herbal quality as well among a moderate dose of caramel malt and other bready characteristics. Hop bitterness does reach the point of excess it rides on the palate throughout the entire trip or session with this 22 ounce portion. Mouthfeel is solid all around carbonatin is creamy with subtle bubbles, oily texture from the big hop additions nice and wet. Drinkability doesn't suffer raw and wet hops with big bitterness equals a decent IPA in this case something is lacking from the overall experience.
01-31-2009 05:30:59 | More by WVbeergeek
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
12-08-2011 17:21:12 | More by valkyre65
3.25/5 rDev -14.9%
11-04-2013 20:58:19 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
4/5 rDev +4.7%
On-tap at the Brick Store in Atlanta, GA.
Pours a slightly hazy copper color with a two-finger off-white head. The head slowly dissipates into a patchy layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of caramel malts with a good deal of piney hop aromas to go along with it. I believe this came out 2-3 months before, so any nuances of the hop aromas are probably long gone. Still, it smells inviting.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Caramel malt flavors kick things off, followed by a decent amount of pine flavors that carry on until the mildly bitter ending. Nothing spectacular, but still satisfying.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness that when balanced with nice carbonation makes it go down smoothly.
Drinkability is good. I could actually have a few of these in a sitting and walk away happy - it's just when it gets to be more than a few when the walking part will be a problem.
Overall I was pleasantly surprised. I've not been enamored with any of Left Hand's more flavorful (read higher alcohol) offerings, leaning more toward their Octoberfest and Sawtooth, but this one was pretty tasty. Worth a shot.
03-07-2009 00:18:10 | More by glid02
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
04-30-2014 12:11:29 | More by sgttibbs
Warrior IPA from Left Hand Brewing Company
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Sometimes when you fancy someone, it's easy to forget that an interview is not a date. Which is a necessary disclaimer for the nature of this interview with hot bearish artist Scooter LaForge. His work forges together 70's kitsch colour schemes, gay porn, cute fluffy animals, childhood book illustrations and bold expressionistic brush strokes, check out www.scooterlaforge.com to see what we mean.
So, lets start at the beginning, a very good place to start. Did this artist lark begin with art school?
I never really went to an art school per se, but I went to University and I studied Graphic Design. I all my graphic design projects rather than do it on a computer and I still excelled in it, but it was always towards a handmade thing. Then later on down the line I ended up going to Cooper Union [a bursary art school housed in a beautiful building in the New York's East Village] that was a couple of years ago, I'm just doing my thing now.
Things seem to be taking off now…
Yeah, things are taking off! In fact it's taken off within the last year majorly. I've sold more art work than in my entire life, I've been painting for almost twenty years.
Your website has an amazing name dropping list of celebrity clients, what ones are you most proud of, or embarrassed about?
It's more they collected my t-shirts, like this one here [Scooter wears a grey t-shirt with one of the seven dwarves displaying a large penis, pissing on a Tom Of Finland style cop, a urinal and the words 'PISS OFF !']. The people who bought the paintings are more institutions in the city have actually started purchasing. Like I got one in this hospital, Bellvue Hospital. It's a well known hospital, I went into the psyche ward last year because I was going crazy in my head and they allowed me to paint in there, and after I came out they acquired one of my paintings to their collection, it hangs in the crisis centre where I was admitted, and that area has the painting in it.
A lot of your work is quite explicit, what one did they pick?
I was doing abstracts, not explicit. All paintbrushes and abstracts and stuff.
They're quite young boys that you're painting and yet it's quite sexual imagery, has anyone ever called you a paedophile?
No, they haven't, but I do painting a lot of young boys. Just for the record, I'm not into young boys. I mean, you're probably like 21 years old?
Um, 26...
Yeah, you're very cute and stuff but I usually go for guys older, like my own age. I'm not into young boys, I don't know why I'm drawn to that, I'm drawn to the child-like factor in it because I feel like that inside. A lot of my imagery I pull from children's books and then I put my own twist on it. It has nothing to do with me being a paedophiliac or anything…
Oh I wasn't saying you were, it's just looking at your artwork, I can imagine the tabloids…
I can see why you would think that, yeah.
So, why do you mix in that, well sexual stuff- like the bears pissing…
They're a lot of my own fantasies that I think about or want to portray sometimes, all the piss stuff, but I take all those bears, cats and bunny rabbits, kind of represent friends of mine, that I attach them to. One night I went out to this club called The Eagle, there was this guy I met and he reminded me of a cat and he had this stripy shirt on, and I was like 'that reminds me of a cat' but I thought he was really hot, so I went home and painted a cat picture of him [rolls up sleeve and shows a tattoo on his arm of said cat] I will take people I meet and turn them into a stuffed animal or a bunny or something and then I secretly put them into the paintings – the bear represents someone, the little bunny represents a person, they're all secretly representative of guys that I have crushed on or people in my life, friends.
That's really cute.
Yeah, do you like that? It's true though
So my friends were saying that the NY scene has really cleaned up
Very cleaned up,
So where would you go for a piss night?
They don't have it here. They have it in San Fransisco, but this city, forget it. There's nothing like that, that I know of. And those are my fantasies, I would never really – I don't know if I would go out in public and do that stuff, 'cos I'm really kind of a vanilla guy. There's nothing like that here, so that's probably why all this stuff comes out of New York, everything is so boring and confined and there's no – not that I know of – sexclubs or back rooms like you have there in Europe. I've lived here since 2001, so I think they've cleared things up since I moved here.
You've got some great cartoon tattoos, I hate it when people have them all serious…
I love cartoons too, I'm like a kid at heart, I have mickey mouse, popeye, and this [points to one on his upper arm] is the guy I met at the Eagle, I get them over the years.
Do you not worry the guy will find out that you have a metaphorical cartoon of him permanently drawn on your body?
He won't. I've never seen him again since that night I met him. I didn't even exchange names with him but he inspired me, he reminded me of a sexy cat. You kind of remind me of a bunny rabbit, if I ever wanted to put you in a painting I would do you in the form of a little bunny rabbit. Do you like that?
Ok cool. But he probably doesn't even know.
So when's your next exhibition?
I have an exhibition coming up with East Village Boys this spring. And we're making a book, a monograph of prints. I don't really have an art dealer, I sell my own works. That's not by choice, I don't know how to do that I'm a one man business. I've been selling things pretty things off my website. I lot of people are having their own shows in their own houses in New York, they invite bands and DJs, I had an art show like that in Brooklyn.
Is it an aesthetic thing or down to the economic crisis?
It's such a luxury to buy paintings, I don't think a lot of people are buying them. It's really weird because I've been selling a lot of painting to people in Europe. Like 2 to a guy in Sweden, in France bought 10 t-shirts, so for some reason people over there are responding to it.
It's funny, nearly every band I interview from NY are received really well in Europe but have no support back home…
Is Europe obsessed with New York? There's a lot of NYC bands who get famous over there and here, nothing. I have a friend who's in a band, extremely popular in Europe, here – nothing. She'll walk out of the door and people will be "arg!" screaming and chasing her, she's won awards, and here no one knows who she is or cares.
Is it down to a surplus of bands here in NY?
I don't know, but she's in one of the top selling bands in England.
Which one?
Scissor Sisters
Ah! Ana Matronic!
Do you know her?
I interviewed her aaaages ago…
Well she was one of my first childhood crushes, we're from San Francisco, we had a big crush on eachother and we still see eachother here, she lives in Brooklyn, she was telling me she'd walk down the street and people would scream for her, and here one time we went to the movies and no one blinks an eye, its really weird. She's the only person I know in this band. It's cool, they started in the clubs, we used to go to the clubs here a lot together, so… It seems like London is a lot more open to new things, in NY it's all about Rap. In the general mainstream, I mean there's still stuff, underground bands, happening, but they don't have a rock station. They just pulled the last two off the air, if you turn the radio on it's all pop music and rap music, that's it. They don't have alternative music here at all
What's your favourite painting?
It's called 'Bluebird of Happiness' It's two guys, one guy is on his knees, and the other one is standing up and the other one is sucking his dick, that's my favourite one, its just so sweet, if you saw it in person, you would love it 'cos it actually looks like its from the 70's
How big are they?
Usually 40 x 40. I'll send you the sizes and titles. That's one of my favourites as I took a picture of my two friends who were kind enough to pose for me. There's another painting and its probably my all time favourite painting I've ever done its auto-felatio hulk, it's a guy bending over and sucking his dick with two birds on him with striped t-shirts on. But that guy is someone that I've actually go out with, on and off, for the whole time iv'e lived here and I actually drew it from memory. I love this guy he's so sweet and talented.
Yeah, talented in that he can bend over and suck his dick off, I mean he's really skinny. One time we were having sex and we were both sitting on the bed, he was sitting here and was sitting here and all of a sudden he just bend over and sucking both of our dicks off just like nothing. I was like wow, that is really hot.
I can see why you went out for so long
But the thing with him was that he will not let me take pictures of him sucking his dick of, or like I was 'I wont even put your face in it, ill only take it from here down' and he wont. He's really shy, really, really.
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Mernagh: Set up for Failure? Ollie's History Suggests Otherwise
September 23, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
Kevin Ollie wanted a chance to coach his alma mater and now he's gotten it…in the form of a one season contract.
Everyone has an opinion on the deal, and most fall somewhere within the range of he's being set up to fail to the Husky roster isn't nearly talented enough for him to succeed.
The problem with the first opinion, which seems to be the consensus, is that it completely fails to take the man into consideration. Kevin Ollie and his history suggest the opposite.
The second opinion is garbage.
But let's start with the man in question, Kevin Ollie, and his history.
Ollie came out of Crenshaw High School in L.A., where he displayed a steely resolve to stay out of trouble off the court, but also a toughness on the court that made him an attractive recruit to then UConn assistant Howie Dickenman. Ollie was the unquestioned leader of three Husky squads before graduating. Most thought he would play overseas for a while, especially after not being drafted, before going into business or coaching. Ollie ignored the perception surrounding his hoops future and did what he's always done. He went to work. First the CBA, and then incredibly, the NBA.
Below is the list of teams Ollie played for in his 13 year career.
97-98 Orlando
97-98 Dallas
98-99 Orlando
98-99 Sacramento
99-00 Philadelphia
00-01 Philadelphia
00-01 New Jersey
01-02 Indiana
01-02 Chicago
02-03 Seattle
02-03 Milwaukee
03-04 Cleveland
04-05 Philadelphia
05-06 Philadelphia
06-07 Philadelphia
07-08 Philadelphia
08-09 Minnesota
09-10 Oklahoma
That list represents a lot of 10 day contracts parlayed into full seasons and the value placed on Ollie's kind of leadership inside NBA locker rooms. It's a tale of Ollie receiving a lot of calls come spring or summer from GM's offering employment, because they knew that Ollie's ego was non-existent and that he'd do the job on the court when called upon. That's being a highly respected pro. A team-first guy in a league that seems to acquire its fair share of me-first guys.
Ollie's first year on the bench beside Jim Calhoun resulted in a national title. Talking with him in the bowels of the Garden after UConn beat Pitt on Thursday of that crazy week, I asked him if he thought that team – a team that finished ninth in the regular season – could win the Big East Tournament. He held my gaze for a second or two and responded, "I think we can win the whole thing!"
He was talking about the NCAA Tournament. And of course, they did win it all, reeling off wins on Friday and Saturday in NYC, followed by six more on their way to Jim Calhoun's third title.
Eleven straight wins, and following the third of eleven, Ollie was already preaching that the impossible was possible.
Telling Kemba Walker he was the best player in the country. Telling Jeremy Lamb that he couldn't be stopped. Telling Roscoe Smith that nobody could box him out. Telling Tyler Olander they needed big things from him. Telling Shabazz Napier that he was a key. Telling all of them that the workouts they'd gone through together were about to pay off. The list goes on but basically Ollie was preaching the gospel according to KO. A guy that turned one or two isolated and minute chances into a 13 year NBA career.
And about that dearth of talent?
Tyler Olander had offers from Florida, Notre Dame, Virginia, Wake and Rhode Island.
Ryan Boatright has proven he's special and had Oklahoma, UNLV and WVU wanting him.
Napier's played a key role on a championship team and seen what happened the following disappointing year.
DeAndre Daniels had lightweights like Duke, Kansas, Florida, and Kentucky after him and was a top-10 talent.
Phil Nolan had offers from a myriad of high majors despite a transient high school career.
Omar Calhoun had everyone offering except Kentucky and UNC.
The roster has three top 40 players, plus role players in Niels Giffey and RJ Evans.
Last year's team had two lottery picks and went 9-13 after an 11-1 start. This team is thin upfront but so are most of the teams they'll go to battle against. Ollie will put guys in position to score with a perimeter heavy lineup.
So what if Ollie wins the same amount of games as last year's group or even a few less minus two lottery picks?
Who's in a better position come April when his contract expires?
Manuel, a new AD whose signature program had success despite a coach under a 7-month contract who really couldn't, in good faith, recruit over that time span (despite getting a miraculous in-home visit with Jabari Parker and family). All of a sudden he's a guy who has to decide whether to extend the favorite son who everyone loves or roll the dice on someone wanting the job who's better.
Or Kevin Ollie? A free agent coach who got a group of kids with no postseason prospects to ball out. Who now has high major head coaching experience, to go along with strong ties to the NBA, and roots on both coasts.
If Ollie has success, with his personality and experience, there will be strong interest in him.
So, you can go ahead and believe that Warde Manuel has set Kevin Ollie up to fail if you want. That's your prerogative.
The belief here, until proven otherwise, is that this decision will end up costing UConn.
Hopefully for the Husky Nation, it will only cost them in the pocketbook when they have to dig deep to keep Kevin Ollie. Because the man's history has proven it's unwise to bet against him…and when you really think about it, that's kind of what his boss has done.
June 12, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
The opening tip of the NBA Finals is still about 40 hours away as I begin writing this and even that short span of time seems entirely too long to have to wait for the show we're about to get.
Make no mistake about this series, it will answer many questions while raising plenty of new ones.
So lets do a little preliminary digging into this matchup, starting of course with the best two players in the league.
LeBron James has been ridiculous throughout the playoffs and became a downright killer in games 6 and 7 of the conference finals, while Kevin Durant has been a killer consistently, especially offensively late in games. The anticipation for this head-to-head is greater than any other head-to-head in several years. It will be revealing how much time each player spends checking the other as I really don't see any "real" options on either team to put on these two studs. Battier may get a possession here or there but that won't be effective as Durant will just shoot over him once he gets to a comfortable spot from which to do so. Bosh and Haslem may both get their turns but who're we kidding right? The King has to check Durant doesn't he? OKC may want to throw multiple bodies at James as well. The best bet for the Thunder is if James starts settling for, and missing, jump shots. I don't see this happening though as I think LeBron will be in full-attack mode in the search for his first title.
Bosh could counter Ibaka's shot blocking presence if he can pull him away and make three-pointers like he did against Boston in the clincher.
Who the hell does the Heat put on Russell Westbrook?
James Harden is another problem for Miami defensively in my opinion.
Which coach makes the better game-to-game adjustments?
Lots of questions, some of which will be answered tonight with game 1 tipping off in prime time.
My early pick? OKC in 7.
Let's do this!
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By Doug Ferguson
Early this month we took a look at what might possibly unfold on draft night for the 2012 NBA Draft in Picks 1-10 and who could come out as the biggest winners and losers based on how things look to be shaping up. Now we are back with a look at the rest of the 1st round and how it could go…with our best bets at those who will miss the mark or hit a home run on draft night:
11. Blazers- Kendall Marshall/PG/North Carolina/6-4/SO
Blazers need a point guard and they hope Marshall falls here….if not look for Rivers or Lillard….
12. Bucks- Terrence Jones/SF/Kentucky/6-8/SO
When all is said and done the national title puts Jones back in the lottery even after a less-than-dominating season…..
13. Suns- Damian Lillard/PG/Weber State/6-2/JR
Whether Nash stays or goes he will have to be replaced in the near future…..
14. Rockets- Fab Melo/C/Syracuse/7-0/SO
Houston looks for the best upside as we see a string of bigs start to tumble…..
15. Sixers- Meyers Leonard/C/Illinois/7-0/SO
This could be good value for Philly as the Spencer Hawes experiment has run its course…..
16. Rockets- Tyler Zellar/PF/North Carolina/7-0/JR
Shades of Sampson and Olajuwon as Houston goes a little safer with their second 7 footer in 3 picks…..
17. Mavs- Dion Waiters/G/Syracuse/6-4/SO
An aging backcourt seems to match up well with picking a very fast riser
18. T-Wolves- Arnett Moultrie/PF/Mississippi State/6-10/JR
The bust factor is high with this one….Yoda told me that….
19. Magic-Andrew Nicholson/PF/Saint Boneventure/6-10/SR
Its obvious that the Magic will be trying to replace the shot blocking that they will almost certainly lose with Dwight Howard's departure….
20. Nuggets- Jeremy Lamb/W/Connecticut/6-5/SO
Lamb will likely slip after the subpar season he had without Kemba Walker killing it next to him…..
Additional 11-20 analysis:
Best Value- Fab Melo
Not really projected to go high, I feel that somebody with double picks will take a chance. He made HUGE strides in his skill level and ESPECIALLY in strength and conditioning in his sophomore campaign for Jim Boeheim. Just as scouts notice good play in the tournament they also notice the dip in the Orange's play without their big man during the postseason.
Biggest Reach- Arnett Moultrie
Moultrie has been a conundrum since being noticed by scouts a few years ago. Talent through the roof but also comes with the same baggage as his post mate in Starkville, Renardo Sidney.
Most Likely to Bust- Damian Lillard
No doubt Lillard showed he can ball this past season but there are always reservations about players who just pop up on the radar as lottery picks. Its quite possible that he could go as high as 6th which would put his bust factor through the roof.
21. Celtics- Doron Lamb/G/Kentucky/6-4/SO
Although Avery Bradley is tabbed as the replacement for Ray Allen, they will still want more firepower in the backcourt…..
22. Celtics- Quincy Miller/SF/Baylor/6-9/FR
There may not be a higher risk/reward pick out there….Miller has the talent to replace Paul Pierce one day….
23. Hawks- Marquis Teague/PG/Kentucky/6-2/FR
His brother is just starting to possibly come around but point guard is still their biggest need…..
24. Cavs- Tomas Satoransky/G/Czech Republic/6-8/1991
With a couple more picks at the top of the second round this will for sure be a trade or Euro that they can keep off the books for a couple years….
25. Grizzlies- John Jenkins/SG/Vanderbilt/6-4/JR
In their search for an O.J. Mayo replacement Memphis goes in-state for one of the Vanderbilt wings….
26. Pacers- William Buford/SG/Ohio State/6-5/SR
He seems to be a consensus second rounder but its hard to believe that such a versatile, decorated player will fall out of the first…..
27. Heat- Tony Wroten/PG/Washington/6-4/FR
Miami needs an inside big and a talented guard to distribute to their scorers…..Wroten is the latter….
28. Thunder- Tyshawn Taylor/PG/Kansas/6-3/SR
They will obviously need a replacement to backup Russell Westbrook sooner rather than later and Taylor is cut from the same mold….
29. Bulls- Kris Joseph/SF/Syracuse/6-7/SR
Nothing more that the Bulls like than athletic players that can guard the wings…..
30. Warriors- Darius Johnson-Odom/SG/Marquette/6-2/SR
Just playing off the Warriors pension for undersized guards that ball out of control…..
Additional 21-30 analysis:
Best Value- Tony Wroten
At one time a top 5 player in his high school class, he only really dropped out of that due to injury. He also fits what the Heat need like a glove if in fact that is where he goes.
Biggest Reach- Kris Joseph
All the players in the final portion of the first round are good value picks as far as I'm concerned but Joseph lost some of his luster this year and most have him as a sure second rounder.
Most Likely to Bust- Marquis Teague
Teague has all the talent in the world but is definitely the one Kentucky starter that should have stayed in school. He needs big time work on his jumper before he can be effective in a major way on the pro level.
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By Doug Ferguson
Now that the NBA has held their draft lottery, it is time to take a look at what will likely happen on draft night. Here is a look at picks 1-10 and how the order is currently shaping up to look like…
1. Hornets- Anthony Davis/PF/Kentucky/6-11/FR
Davis was the guaranteed pick of anyone who won the lottery putting a lid on one of the wildest, one in a million journeys a player has ever traveled….
2. Bobcats- Thomas Robinson/PF/Kansas/6-9/SR
Last year Charlotte took a project post player, this year they go with one who is ready to play now….
3. Wizards- Michael Kidd-Gilchrist/SF/Kentucky/6-6/FR
Instability has loomed over this franchise like the dark cloud over Winnie the Pooh and his donkey and this kid is a rock….
4. Cavs- Andre Drummond/PF/Connecticut/6-11/FR
Teamed with the reigning rookie of the year Drummond and Tristan Thompson will be fighting over alley oops for years to come….
5. Kings- Harrison Barnes/W/North Carolina/6-8/SO
Barnes could easily slip further than this showing how fickle draft experts can be as he was a no doubt top overall pick to some if he were allowed tocome out high school….
May 31, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Doug Feguson
While the rest of the sports world with an interest in the NBA continues to discuss the 'rigged' NBA Draft lottery that took place last night or is scouring over the latest knee-jerk mock drafts produced following the lottery, NBE will work backwards and take a look at some key players who may not hear their name on draft night, but could very well make an impact in 'The League' in the future.
10 Players Who Most Likely Won't Get Drafted But Could Play in the League
Every year much emphasis is placed on the mistakes NBA executives make as nearly a third of draft picks spend little or no substantial time in the league. In pointing out a team's faults, many times not enough credit is given to the true diamonds in the rough found in the post-draft free agent pool. Here are 10 players who may not be seen on draft night, but may be on somebody's roster when it really counts.
- Kim English/W/Missouri/6-6/SR
English has the size to defend most wings in the league. Not only does he have the measurables needed, but he is actually a proven defender in the Big 12. The 2-time All-Big 12 third teamer could be a solid system fit for a team who runs a similar pressing style to that of Missouri. He is also very confident in knocking down perimeter jumpers out to the NBA line.
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If You Love Hoops — Watch Spurs vs Thunder
May 28, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
Okay, I give you permission…No, really, you can admit that you're now watching the NBA because if you're not, you're going to miss the best basketball you'll watch all year over the next two weeks — I guarantee it for a number of reasons.
The defensive intensity — yes they play it in the NBA despite what everybody who doesn't watch the NBA claims.
Stephen Jackson, and the energy he exerted last night trying to bother Kevin Durant was my favorite match up of the first game of the Western Conference Finals. A game, by the way, won by the Spurs, their 19th win in a row, despite the fact that they probably played at around 78% effectiveness offensively. Think about that. The Spurs played poorly — for them — on offense but still managed to pull it together enough to score 101 points and beat the Thunder by 3.
The Ball Movement
Watch how many open shots the Spurs get, how they send their opponent's defense scrambling after either Tony Parker or Manu Ginobili get into the lane or turn a corner off the dribble. They'll send a simple bounce pass to a cutter, throw back to a shooter, or attack the basket themselves. Any of these decisions inevitably lead to either an open shot or a series of pop-pop-pop passes that result in an open shot. The Spurs are skilled and surgeon-like offensively (an incredible 51% on 111 three-point-attempts vs the Thunder over the last two seasons). Which leads me to the next reason why you should watch this series in particular.
POP — Gregg Popovich is the best basketball coach in the world and he has been for several years. He's completely gone away from the style that won 4 titles and embraced a new one that gives his team their best chance to win. A lot is being made, incorrectly, in the media today of Pop's "snarling plea" to his team to get nasty heading into the 4th quarter last night. Pop was not snarling, in fact he was rather calm and his plea actually began with the question "Are we having fun yet?" He then went on to explain to his team that this — the Playoffs and trying to win a championship — isn't going to be easy. The "nasty" comment was meant to relate what needed to go into the effort that every single aspect of the game had to include in order for his team to come out victorious. How they needed to drive the ball extra hard, how they had to move the ball with more urgency, how they had to understand just how good the dudes wearing the other jerseys are and what it's going to take to best them. A lot of coaches really think they're smart. They think they're geniuses and they're not afraid to explain that to you. Popovich is exactly the opposite, he's not interested in letting anyone know how smart he is, he just wants to coach his team in his way and be left the hell alone. But here's the thing: Pop is truly that dude that all those other posers think they are. Pop could actually sit down with the world leaders in different areas and hold his own. He could really be doing anything he wanted to do in life and it's his choice to coach ball because he loves it that much and understands its what makes him happiest. I had to laugh at a piece I read out of Orlando bemoaning the fact that Stan Van Gundy and Dwight Howard had missed out on their chance to be another version of Pop and Tim Duncan. I laughed because just a few weeks ago I read a profile of Duncan in SI that included the story about how Pop flew to Duncan's home in the Virgin Islands and spent 4 days or so with his new draft pick swimming in the ocean and talking about life on the beach. It went on to explain that when Duncan was weighing leaving the Spurs for Orlando about a decade ago that he and Pop figured it out over beers in Pop's backyard. Let's just say I can't see Van Gundy, and especially Howard, being able to even have a conversation that didn't go through the media first. But yeah, they could've been another Pop and Duncan. Anyway, Popovich is really good, the best at his craft, and any coach worth his salt realizes that. So watch how he does it with a mixed bag of talent and personalities. Watch how his bench reacts, how the dudes not playing are standing right behind him during short timeouts. It's the perfect example of a team, an example that's too often missing in today's sporting landscape, especially at the highest level. My last reason is just that, the level.
Talent and Pace
Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are exquisite talents. Diamonds really. Durant is a 6'10″ scorer in the mold of, well, how about a mixture of George Gervin, Michel Ray Richardson and Larry Bird? He's so rare, moves so smoothly with or without the ball and plays so hard that it's really just ridiculous how freaking skilled and good he is. Plus he plays through contact and doesn't bitch over every little call. Westbrook is a jet, a young point guard still coming into his own while being the third player in NBA history to accumulate 5,000 points, 1,900 assists and 1,300 rebounds in his first 274 games (Magic Johnson and Oscar Robertson are the others). Tim Duncan is a top-10 player of all time and probably this generation's most under-appreciated superstar. He's got 4 titles and is working towards a 5th. Tony Parker is as fast or faster than Westbrook with the ball in his hands. Ginobili is an offensive force who flings his body all over the floor.
The pace of last night's game was like what the Chicago Skyway would be if they gave every driver Turbo Porsches at the toll booth. It was crazy last night although a bit sloppy. Both teams will only get sharper now that the series is underway. Do yourself a favor if you dig basketball and watch.
You won't be sorry.
April 12, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
According to the Connecticut Post, a href="http://www.ctpost.com/news/article/UConn-s-Andre-Drummond-going-pro-3477403.php">UConn Freshman Andre Drummond is Going Pro, bringing the total of underclassmen to declare for the 2012 NBA Draft to 28. Drummond joins Connecticut sophomore Jeremy Lamb on the list of early entrants. The Huskies are not eligible for the NCAA Tournament in 2012 due to a sub-par score in the NCAA's APR, but both player was expected to make the decision to enter the NBA Draft regardless.
WWW.DraftExpress.com has Drummond (2) and Lamb (12) both going in the top half of June's draft.
Below is an alphabetical list of the 28 players currently declared for the NBA Draft as early entrants:
Harrison Barnes, F, North Carolina
Will Barton, G, Memphis
J'Covan Brown, G, Texas
Dominic Cheek, G, Villanova
Jared Cunningham, G, Oregon State
Andre Drummond, F, Connecticut
Moe Harkless, G/F, St. John's
John Henson, F, North Carolina
John Jenkins, G, Vanderbilt
Perry Jones III, F, Baylor
Jeremy Lamb, G, UConn
Meyers Leonard, C, Illinois
Damian Lillard, G, Weber St.
Kendall Marshall, G, North Carolina
Fab Melo, C, Syracuse
Khris Middleton, F, Texas A&M
Arnett Moultrie, F, Mississippi State
Austin Rivers, G, Duke
Thomas Robinson, F, Kansas
Terrence Ross, G, Washington
Renardo Sidney, F, Mississippi State
Jared Sullinger, F, Ohio State
Hollis Thompson, F, Georgetown
Dion Waiters, G, Syracuse
Maalik Wayns, G, Villanova
Royce White, F, Iowa State
Tony Wroten, G, Washington
BJ Young, G, Arkansas
Mernagh: Gibbs Will Return
May 7, 2011 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
No shock to anyone who understands how this works and how a kid like Gibbs ticks. He was in it 100% because that's how he does everything — that doesn't mean he would ever make a decision that wasn't sound (he's too smart to do that). Here's the full release from Pitt's Greg Hotchkiss but the most important thing to understand is Pitt will have their sniper back and everybody can re-adjust those stupid April top-25′s everyone seems to think they have to post.
PITTSBURGH—Junior guard Ashton Gibbs announced Saturday that he will withdraw from the 2011 NBA Draft and return to the University of Pittsburgh for his senior season. Since he did not sign with an agent, Gibbs retained the option to withdraw from the draft per NCAA rules. The NBA Draft Early Entry withdrawal deadline is on Sunday, May 8.
"I am extremely excited that Ashton will return to the court for us next year," Pitt Head Coach Jamie Dixon said. "We encouraged and supported Ashton in his pursuit of NBA Draft possibilities. Ashton and I had numerous discussions dating back to last year and during the process. Anytime you are an All-Big East First Team player, the professional field is something we encourage our players to look into. Ashton is a tremendous representative for the University of Pittsburgh. He embodies everything you want in a student-athlete and has always made decisions for the right reasons. This is just another example."
"In discussing my options the last couple of weeks with my family and Coach Dixon, I feel that it is in my best interest to return to Pitt for my senior season," Gibbs said. "The NBA can wait a year. I look forward to continuing the success that we've established here at Pitt and finish my collegiate career with all of my teammates and fellow senior Nasir Robinson. It will also be extra special to earn my degree."
As one of the nation's top shooters and scorers in 2010-11, Gibbs earned AP All-America honorable mention, USBWA and NABC All-District honors while becoming just the ninth player in school history to be selected to the All-Big East First Team. He ranked third among NCAA Division I leaders in 3-point field goal percentage (49.0 percent), fifth in 3-point field goals made per game (3.3) and 18th in free throw percentage (88.9 percent). He also led the Panthers in scoring for the second straight season (16.8 ppg.) and also set a Pitt season record for 3-point field goals made (102).
On the year, Gibbs scored 20 or more points 12 times, reached double figure scoring in 26 of his 31 games played and converted three or more 3-pointers in 20 contests. As a sophomore in 2009-10, Gibbs was named the Big East Most Improved Player, earned Second Team All-Big East honors and was a Bob Cousy Award finalist.
A two-time Big East Academic All-Star, Gibbs enters his senior season ranked among Pitt's career leaders in scoring (1,207 points, 23rd), 3-point field goals made (216, 4th), 3-point field goal percentage (44.1 percent, 2nd) and free throw percentage (87.9 percent, 2nd). In 100 career games played and 64 starts, he has averaged 12.1 points, scored 20 or more points 23 times and converted at least three 3-pointers in 43 games.
Pitt returns two starters (Gibbs and Robinson) and seven of its top-10 letterwinners from a squad that won the Big East regular season title outright with a 15-3 record, finished 28-6 overall, earned a No. 1 seed upon entering the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the 10th consecutive season.


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The Vikings closed out a trying week with the best way possible on Friday — a win.
Led by the running back duo of Marlon Oliver and Joe Bell, Walker opened the coach Heath Brunner era with a 27-12 victory at Moody in the region opener for both teams.
The game came one week after former Walker coach John Holladay was involved in a fight with a Cullman assistant coach on the field after the Bearcats' 13-10 victory.
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A 17-year-old facing murder charges allegedly buried his gun in the snow after fatally shooting a man on a South Shore street last December, prosecutors said.
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Both men knew Brannon by name, and Womack refused to hand over his belongings and walked away, Santini said. Brannon then allegedly shot Womack, 21, in the head and jaw and his 22-year-old acquaintance in the hand, leg and shoulder.
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The other man was also taken to Northwestern Hospital, where he underwent numerous surgeries, authorities said.
After the shooting, Brannon fled and a witness saw him bury the murder weapon in the snow, Santini said. Police later recovered the gun.
The U.S. Marshals Great Lakes Task Force arrested Brannon Thursday and the survivor positively identified him as the shooter in a physical lineup, authorities said. Brannon gave a recorded statement to police admitting to the shooting, Santini said.
Brannon's accomplice has not been captured, authorities said.
Brannon was charged as an adult with one count each of first-degree murder and aggravated battery with a firearm, according to the state's attorney's office.
Brannon appeared before Judge Israel Desierto Friday dressed in a dark blue Juvenile Temporary Detention Center sweatshirt, gray pants and white shoes. He was ordered held without bond and will be back in court March 7.
Brannon has juvenile convictions for robbery, possession of a controlled substance, battery and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, Santini said.
Caroline Glennon, an assistant public defender representing Brannon, said the teen lives with his mother and siblings. He was a student at Winnie Mandela Intergenerational High School and has "significant ties to the Chicagoland area."
Glennon noted that both Womack and his acquaintance were carrying guns at the time of the shooting.
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A man accused of murder in the death of a Pinckneyville teenager waived his preliminary hearing in a Perry County courtroom Thursday.
Chad Bennett, 22, faces 1st degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, home invasion, residential burglary, kidnapping and concealment of a homicide death charges in connection with the 2010 death of 15-year-old Sidnee Stephens.
A pre-trial has been set for January 10 at 9 a.m., according to the Perry County State's Attorney Office.
Bennett bonded out of jail on Oct. 25 after posting $50,000 on a $500,000 bond.
Dakota Wall, Stephens' half sister, has a hearing scheduled in January.
She is also facing 1st degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, home invasion, residential burglary and kidnapping charges.
Prosecutors believe that Stevens was held against her will and shot or strangled.
Wall, 20, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge and walked out of the courthouse a free woman in October 2011. She had pleaded to a lesser charge of obstruction a peace officer.
Robbie Mueller was found guilty in September 2012 of murdering 15-year-old Sidnee Stephens in July of 2010. In exchange for his agreement of murder facts, Mueller got a promise from prosecutors not to seek a prison term of longer than 50 years.
Also in September, James Glazier was sentenced to 60 years in prison. Glazier's attorney has already filed an appeal.
The first teen to be convicted in this case, Carl Dane, killed himself before being transferred to prison.
Court documents show the teens entered her home in 2010, kidnapped, strangled, and shot her, then disposed of her body in rural Perry County.
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