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Cheap Talk, Coordination, and Evolutionary Stability
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Susan Dromey-Heeter's Budget Vogue: Joy on parade today in Dover
'Tis the first Sunday after Thanksgiving, which, with Black Friday now behind us, marks the true beginning of the season of joy. Sure, you're reading "Budget Vogue," but is that enough joy for the day? If you're like me, you'll want more: more fun, more pleasure, more joy.
I'm partial to today's Dover Holiday Parade because, well, I'll be marching alongside my cherubs from St. Mary Academy's Student Council and because I love the parade's theme: "A Christmas Wish."
And what is our Christmas wish? That no one gets gored or gashed by the bull. And that we all leave Central Avenue with feelings of joy and fun and the spirit of love that is this holiday season. And that we bring some happiness and laughter to our little town.
So, as we're inundated with ads assuring us that the only joy we'll find this season is in a new tablet, smartphone or toy, let's remember that simple cup of cocoa, that happy place that is a parade, that enthusiasm captured by a community of people, old and young, rich and poor, crazy and sane, all out for the same goals: to partake in the joy, to avoid getting gored by a bull, to cheer on an 11-year-old Santador.
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Environmental Encroachment (also known as "EE") is a Chicago-based marching band and performance art troupe. Its origins date back to 1994 with the mission to create site-specific adult playground installations. In its current incarnation, EE fuses traditional Latin and North African rhythms with folk, jazz, and rock melodies, along with incorporating circus antics, costumes, and dance, to provide a spectacle which has been described as "incomparable to anything in the world." Origins: Environmental Encroachment was founded in Chicago, in late 1994 for the purpose of providing site-specific, playground environments, with interactive sculpture and music. On New Year's Eve, 1994, the founders of Environmental Encroachment--Dave Christensen and Mike Smith--along with a group of friends, built the first open-to-the-public art playground environment with a hanging cargo net for climbing, a zip-line, a revolving see-saw, and also a crude set of drums and barrels for providing music. This installation was the start of many guerrilla-style events through the year, including a net and swing hanging under the 18th Street Bridge over the Chicago River, and a guerrilla playground on a lagoon island in Humboldt Park (Chicago park). More installations became more elaborate and performance within the installation evolved. Interactive sculptures, as well as the style of net hangings and zip-line rides, were a fresh addition to Chicago's art and music scene. Dave Christensen's "Freak Bike", a four-person drum bicycle, which Smith and Christensen smuggled onto Navy Pier for that year's Art Chicago International Exposition, became another mode of mobile and interactive art. They also rode it in the 1996 Democratic National Convention protest parade. EE was performing within its installations in order to test them for safety before foisting them upon the general public. Masks and costumes started to be worn, and eventually video and other documentation was taken of these installations and performances. In 1996, EE started its three year participation in HADES Haunted Houses, the Midwest's largest haunted house. EE created its own room with the nets, and sculptures, and then also performed and acted within its own installation room. There were 18 total 4-hour performances over the course of the run. It had elements of loud music, such as bass and drums running through sound effects. It also had people swinging around in scary costumes and make-up from and in nets. These three years of installations at HADES established music and costume, as well as shadow puppetry, as a main ingredient in EE. In 1997, EE was invited to DEFENESTRATION, a large-scale performance festival in San Francisco, based on environmental sculpture. Hundreds of performers performed in an abandoned building turned live art environment in the Mission District, San Francisco, California. At that point, the late artist Peter Kadyk was putting together a marching band for the event, and members of Environmental Encroachment took part. EE brought back the idea of a mobile marching musical band to Chicago, to involve these elements and fuse them into the group. Some of the early members, including John Santoro, Deron Cavaletti, Smith, Scott "Whitey" Larson, and Charly Barbera, had been seriously studying African and Caribbean drumming. Smith took up the trombone, Larson the tuba, and others such as saxophonist Kurt Iselt, North African-style percussionist Quentin Shaw and trombonist Bret Lortie joined EE, providing a musically-sound basis for the group's future. Iselt is credited with writing some of the first melodies for EE, a number of which are still currently used. Shaw is credited with the group's Moroccan influences. The group was invited as a main performer in the now-defunct Cleveland International Performance Art Festival, a run in Pittsburgh at the Black Sheep Puppet Festival, and in Chicago as a regular at their Summer Solstice Performance event. Death and Transformation: In June 1996, Christensen was diagnosed with lymphoma. Within 8 months, he succumbed to the disease. He was 28 years old at the time of his death. David died in Richmond, VA. His work was on display days after his death in the Shockoe Bottom section of Richmond, VA. His friends and family attended two services for David, one in Richmond, VA and the other in Chicago, IL. He is currently buried in the Graceland Cemetery in Chicago. After Christensen's death and Cavalletti's eventual departure from EE, the theatrics of the group were altered by the introduction of new energies. Percussionist Peter Mueller, a graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in Performance Studies, helped to engineer scripted puppetry. Designer and projectionist David Ruiz, along with fellow designers T.J. Darwin and David Marine, created elaborate sets, costumes and puppets. This set EE up to eventually be invited to perform at Pittsburgh, PA's annual Black Sheep Puppet Festival, appearing each year from 1999 to 2002. EE was also invited to participate in Chicago's Puppetropolis, a one-off puppetry festival held in 2001 at various locations in the city. As a puppetry troupe, EE staged various shows: "The Ancient Astronauts of Ohm-Bah", "The Legend of the Piasa Bird", and an aquatic-themed puppet play called "Tofishy". It was at this point that the group hit an all-time professional peak, participating in a number of city-sanctioned special events and even being asked to appear at a NASCAR event at the Chicagoland Speedway. There they performed a processional for the recently deceased Dale Earnhardt. "The Magic Circus Band": EE took on this subtitle in early 2009 with the arrival of Kate Riegle-van West, a young performer with circus/acrobatic experience. Prior to Riegle-van West's involvement, the group had already incorporated feats such as hooping while playing an instrument as well as dedicated jugglers. The subtitle now gives proper credit and billing to the full spectacle that the group currently presents. Bunny Ears: Taking their inspiration from the Billion Bunny March, which is held yearly at the Burning Man Festival, bunny ears have become synonymous with the band. The band began to adopt bunny ears as a full-time costume accoutrement in April 2006, after an Easter "space bunnies"-themed performance. The band is friendly to all furry creatures. The theme has since engulfed the band, affecting its album titles and show titles, such as Bunny XII, music released digitally and on CD in 2012. Unique Personnel Makeup: The personnel of Environmental Encroachment is so numerous and fluctuates so much so (due to the lives and outside responsibilities of individual members) that it is virtually impossible to include all current members in any given appearance. Over the years, many former mainstays have moved on while the group seems to be constantly replenished by new, younger talent. This has been the continuing trend ever since the beginning. Additionally, it is worth noting that EE is also an intergenerational group: Some of its current members are grandparents, some are parents, and some are college-age and younger. At least 2 father-and-son combinations have been part of the group at one point, as well as at least 3 husband-and-wife combos. Current Roster: Bob Kolovich - bandleader, Mike Smith - trombone, percussion, acrobatics, hooping, fire, Dan Merlo - trombone, trumpet, percussion, Rich Capalbo - trombone, percussion, bass guitar, Jeremy Green - trombone, Bret Lortie - trombone, Jimmy Vonesh - saxophones, gong, vocals, Brad Moses Wilson - alto saxophone, fire, Labratio Hamslap - alto saxophone, percussion, Carlos Pecciotto Jr. - percussion, vocals, YouTube sensation, Blake Beckstrom - percussion, props, Peter Mueller - percussion, hooping, David Marine - percussion, theremin, Sache Garrett - percussion, Cindy Lortie - percussion, Robert Katovich - sousaphone, tuba, Ashley Enderlin - sousaphone, tuba, Mike Gutierrez - sousaphone, Erik Lindahl - sousaphone, John Santoro - bass guitar, Megan Sartori - clarinet, trombone, Cale Piepenburg - flute, piccolo, trombone, saxophone, fire, Kelsey Green - flute, piccolo, trombone, tenor saxophone, clarinet, Adam Clark - trumpet, Jeff Wichmann - trumpet, Yahn van de Walle - trumpet, Abel Marin-Laflèche - trumpet, Gary Hreben - trumpet, Tracy Johnson - French horn, Adam Zeisler - juggling, movement art, crowd hype, fire, David Medina - hooping, dance, crowd hype, fire, Don Rupert - mascot support, Jodie Arañas - baton, dance, hooping, crowd hype, fire, Teppei Katori - trombone, movement art, crowd hype, harmonica, percussion, vocals, , Members currently residing outside Chicago/Regular special guests:, Kate Riegle-van West (Emperor Norton's Stationary Marching Band, Somerville, MA)- flute, percussion, acrobatics, fire spinning, Joe Correia (Emperor Norton's Stationary Marching Band, Underscore Orchestra; Somerville, MA) - sousaphone, Nathan Torrence - trombone, alto saxophone, Joseph Lahdenperä Sheedy (Yellow Hat Band, Seattle) - saxophone, Jay Laubscher (Rude Mechanical Orchestra, NYC)- tuba, Eugene "Fukushima" Dean (Dallas) - trumpet, Adam Loudermilk (Hungry March Band, NYC; Minor Mishap Marching Band, Austin, TX) - percussion, Michelle Hardesty - (Rude Mechanical Orchestra, NYC) - percussion, Logan Schutts (New Orleans) - percussion, Tom "Breakfast" Dennehy (San Francisco, CA) - saxophone, percussion, vocals, T.J. Darwin (Idyllwild, CA) - Native American flute, props, percussion, David Silverman (Burning Band, Vaud & the Villains; Los Angeles)- flaming sousaphone, Brian Madzarevic (San Diego) - percussion, Walid Abd al-Haq (San Diego) - baritone horn, Llana Soleil (Minor Mishap Marching Band; Austin, TX) - piccolo, Mike Antares (Minor Mishap Marching Band; Austin, TX) - percussion, Tom Taagen (Forward Marching Band; Madison, WI) - baritone horn, acrobatics, Amanda Wisely (Melbourne, AU) - sousaphone, Camille Charlier (Portland, OR) - trumpet, Bruce Salmon (Austin, TX) - trombone Notable Gigs: Over the years EE has performed at a variety of festivals and events including:, RIOT Fest (2012,2013), Lollapalooza (2001), HONK! (2006-2013), HONK!TX (Austin), HONK! West (Seattle), Chicago Folk and Roots Fest, Burning Man, Black Sheep Puppet Festival, Chicago World Music Festival, Chic-a-go-go, Boneyard Arts Festival, Houston Art Car Parade, WZRD Pheremone Friday Outdoor Festival, Undershorts Film Festival, Puppetropolis, MovieSide Film Festival with Jim Jarmusch, Swing House: Brooklyn Lyceum, Version Fest, Rotary International 100 Year Anniversary, Michigan Peace Festival, City of Chicago's Frozen Fun Fest, SOURCE Maui, Dos Equis Most Interesting Academy Flash, New York City Decompression, Electric Forest Festival, Chiditarod Shopping Cart Race ^ Smith, Missy "Environmental Encroachment Marching Band Takes Over UI Campus" - The Daily Illini 1, ^ http://www.encroach.net/info/show_docs/pages_2002/nascar_2002.html, ^ Pietrusiak, Leah "They Got the Funk" - Time Out Chicago, ^ Smith, Mike. "Environmental Encroachment." 1996-2008. 27 March 2008
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Vicar's Letter – June 2014
"Lest we forget"
Words on the front of the July/August edition of Contact. If you know where they come from, forgive me, but I guess many people – especially the younger you are – will not.
They are repeating words from a poem written by Rudyard Kipling which he composed to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897. It is called "Recessional". It was later sung as a hymn to the tune "Melita" (Eternal Father strong to save) and the phrase "lest we forget" came into common usage after World War One, first across the Commonwealth, but soon becoming linked to Remembrance Day services to this day. The words are often found on war memorials for both groups and individuals.
This year sees the centennial anniversary of the beginning of the First World War. At its beginning it was given the rather unfortunate title: "The war that will end war" after a series of newspaper articles by H.G. Wells which were later published as a book of essays of the same name. Hindsight is a cruel teacher and we now know what folly that title, though well meant, was.
Our churches in this land have been asked to mark, in some way, this important anniversary but not, it must be said, in any jingoistic or sabre-rattling fashion glorifying war. This would be quite inappropriate. Our marking of this anniversary will be about remembering the brave sacrifices made by the many that went cheerily to war not understanding their terrible fate. Theirs was an idealistic age where the real horrors of the front line were, at first, only known by a few. Lacking our 'instant' news of today, powered by mobile 'phone footage and internet connectivity, the sheer gruesomeness of that war remained mostly unreported and misunderstood for a long time.
We will be remembering Ilkeston's part in that war and Ilkeston's men (and women) who made the ultimate sacrifice. No community in the land was left untouched and our town also made its own important contribution.
On Sunday August 10th, after a shortened Communion service, we shall be remembering the fallen from that First World War and planting a tree in recognition of the centennial anniversary of the beginning of that conflict and of their sacrifice. Afterwards we shall serve refreshments in the Cantelupe Centre.
If you have correspondence or photographs or medals of loved ones from that time, from your own family, you may like to bring them for others to see and share in the precious memories. Or you may have other things you would like to contribute. Please call the Vicar for more information.
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The 64-year-old woman who swam from Cuba to Florida without the aid of a shark cage is set to answer her critics over whether she cheated.
The 64-year-old woman who swam from Cuba to Florida without the aid of a shark cage is set to answer her critics over whether she cheated.
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Sean McGovern, 50, and Melissa Morris, 52, were spotted by two off-duty police detectives and a firefighter who were enjoying a fishing trip off the coast of Florida.
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The explosion at a Florida jail may have been caused by the recent extreme weather in the region, a spokesperson has said.
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"The facility did receive extensive flooding as a result of the rains yesterday," she said.
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A widow whose husband was shot dead in a Florida cinema following a row over texting has told reporters "in a blink of an eye my life was shattered into a million pieces".
Nicole Oulson, who was also injured in the incident, says her priority is her young daughter Alexis following the death of her 43-year-old husband Chad.
71-year-old Curtis Reeves - a retired sheriff - is charged with second-degree murder.
The wife of the man who was shot dead in a cinema row was struck by the same bullet that killed her husband when she put her hand in front of him as the gun was fired, Pasco County Sheriff's Office said, according to The Tampa Tribune.
Nicole Oulson, 33, was treated for a gunshot wound to her hand and later released from hospital.
The couple were watching Lone Survivor at a cinema in Tampa, Florida, when a row over texting broke out with the alleged gunman, retired Tampa police officer Curtis Reeves Jr, and his wife.
Witnesses at the Florida cinema where a man was shot dead following an altercation over texting described two men raising their voices and throwing popcorn at each other before the shooting.
Charles Cummings said a man in the back row got up and left the room, and then came back appearing upset. He said the men started raising their voices moments later.
Somebody throws popcorn. I'm not sure who threw the popcorn. And then bang, he was shot.
I can't believe people would bring a pistol, a gun, to a movie. I can't believe they would argue and fight and shoot one another over popcorn. Over a cell phone.
A retired policeman is accused of shooting a man dead because he was texting on his mobile phone at a Florida cinema.
Police said 71-year-old Curtis Reeves asked Chad Oulson, 43, to stop texting during a screening of Lone Survivor at the The Grove 16 cinema in Wesley Chapel, Florida. The pair argued and Mr Oulsen was shot along with his wife Nicole.
Both were taken to hospital where Mr Oulson later died.
An off-duty police officer detained Reeves until colleagues arrived. He has been charged with second-degree murder.
A man has been shot dead and a woman was injured during an argument over mobile phone use at a cinema in Florida.
The shooting victims were watching the movie Lone Survivor when the male suspect and his wife apparently took issue with the couple using their phones. The ensuing argument led to the shooting.
Both victims were taken by ambulance to a local hospital, where the man later died.
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Naked in America
Choreography by Sonjé Mayo
8 p.m. Apr. 15-16 at Johnson Theater, TPAC
For info, call 352-0034 or 812-4328
When local choreographer Sonjé Mayo approached the The Tennessean about her upcoming performance, Naked in America, the newspaper refused to print a promotional photograph for the show. Why? The photograph revealed the back view of an undressed male dancer, with darkness obscuring his lower portions. "With this board of directors, we can't print that," someone at the paper told her. The Tennessean did run a long column about the performance in its Sunday edition, however, pointing out that there would be no nudity in the show, and that Sonjé Mayo used the "n" word only as a metaphor.
"This is just what I'm talking about in my new show," Mayo says. "A tasteful photograph of a man's backside is censored while women's boobs hang out all over television."
Even if The Tennessean remains squeamish about just the hint of nudity, the face of Nashville is changing. We are becoming an increasingly sophisticated city, as more and more transplants from across the U.S. and the rest of the world make their homes here. Sonjé Mayo's latest dance concert wells out of her concern for these new immigrantsof which the South African dancer/choreographer is one herself. The evening centers around a series of ironic juxtapositions in which reality runs headlong into the fabled American dream.
The title Naked in America arises from the newcomers' desire to shed their past history and clothe themselves in contemporary American culture. In their attempt to transform themselves into "real" Americans, oftentimes they are puzzled by the apparent contradiction of what is said and what is done. Welcome to America, home of the Braves!
The thematic material for Naked in America is drawn from the common experiences we all share, whether vicariously or in real life. Whether our ancestors came off the Mayflower, were crammed into slave ships, or crawled under the barbed-wire fences along the Rio Grande, Sonjé Mayo talks of transitions to which all must accommodate. Her cast serves as a model for these twin concepts of diversity and shared experience: The members include Fred Toler, a 10th-generation Nashvillian, and Saimir Elir Avdyli, an Albanian from the war-torn regions in today's headlines. The latter, a 23-year-old dancer, seeks political asylum in the United States; as a gesture of gratitude to his new land, Avduli has taken a new name and added the middle name "Elir," which means "freedom" in his native tongue.
The South African, Albanian, and German performers in the cast aren't the only ones who've traveled great distances to come to Nashville. While Daniel Lee Wooden may not have been born abroad, he has made a different sort of journey from Bowling Green, Ky. Mayo's experimental dance company calls upon Wooden to utilize a great range of emotional expressiona new experience for this quiet young dancer.
Her choreography is a stretch, too, for Dewayne Williams, who hails from a large family in Madison. The youngest in the company, 18-year-old Dewayne is a talented high-school student who studies painting at the Nashville School of the Arts. "He soaks up every experience like a sponge," Sonjé says of her youngest protégé. He reminds her, she says, of some of the gifted students she once trained for her Johannesburg company, the first racially integrated dance troupe in South Africa.
Naked in America is a personal journey and a transitional piece for Mayo. If "No Holds Barred and More," which premiered last April, was a cathartic experience that explored political persecution in her home country, then this weekend's evening of dance is a humorous coming to terms with the foibles and fantasies of her new home. In the narrative for one piece, Mayo, who is no slouch herself, admits to being intimidated by the alarming self-confidence of the talkative Americans who surround her. As a satirical counterpoint to her introspective dialogue, the stage is filled with maniacally revved up pom-pom girls, all perky and peppy.
When asked what she foresees for her future development, Mayo predicts that her choreography will probably become less European and more American in its tastes. South Africa, she comments, is becoming a distant memory. America, she says, eyes beaming brightly, is her home.
Hands together
On March 30, Vanderbilt's Great Performances charmed audiences with its final dance concert of the season, the Second Hand. The troupe, reminiscent of Oscar Schlemmer's experimental dance theater from the 1930s Bauhaus movement, proved unusual on a number of counts: First of all, it was a contemporary dance company that included only three men but no women. Secondly, Greg O'Brian, Andy Horowitz, and Paul Gordon danced, postured, and played together as if they actually enjoyed what they were doing. No grunts, no groans of effort, no intention to impress with their prowess. Finally, they actually danced as an ensemble without one hint of competitive one-upmanship. Each of the dancers excelled in somethingone in quirky movement, another in goofy good sportsmanship, and another in funky weight-lifting. All proved outstanding in their sense of humor. What sport!
From the East
Three days after the Second Hand performance, Malathi Iyengar and the Rangoli Dance Company came to Langford Auditorium for an evening of Indian dancea rare occasion when the audience was dressed as colorfully as the performers. The first piece, an hour-and-a-half long, was dedicated to "Vishnu, the Preserver" and consisted of variations on the different incarnations of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu. Malathi Iyengar danced with an enigmatic smile and rapid-fire footwork, concluding with the flute-to-mouth and crossed-foot stance seen in much of Indian sculpture and painting.
Indian dance calls for highly expressive eyes and winsome expressions that sweep across the face. Because each hand gesture signifies a specific meaning, the dancers call attention to their fingers by painting the tips red. It is an ancient dance form and one that has attracted a growing number of students through the efforts of local dancer/teacher Monica Cooley, as well as other teachers from the local Indian community.
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Upon Further Review 2013: Offense vs Notre Dame
FORMATION NOTES: Michigan was split close to evenly between shotgun/pistol/under center. Notre Dame, meanwhile, was in a ton of four-man fronts until late, when they went back to more of a 4-3 look. Here you can see Shembo with his hand down and a 1-3-5 technique split to the strongside of M's formation:
I know I've mentioned in the past that Notre Dame's defense is not really all that different from Michigan's, and this game was a good demonstration of that. ND prefers over fronts when they go to a four-man line since their SAM equivalent is Jaylon Smith, a fast light bugger. I guess that's kind of a big difference. The point is: ND runs a lot of four man fronts.
Here's ND's 3-4:
The DL are head up on the Michigan OL, with the SAM over the TEs and Smith is over the slot.
This is the pistol. Pew pew:
Another 4-3 over from ND.
SUBSTITUTION NOTES: QB Gardner, RB Toussaint on almost every play. Derrick Green got in for two, I think, and M lined up Norfleet as a back once. The line was the starters the whole game, but when Lewan got poked in the eye, Michigan sent in Magnuson, not Braden. Lewan returned, so Magnuson didn't get a snap. He's your #3 tackle it appears.
Williams, Funchess, and Butt all played plenty; Williams went out with an injury, came back for a few plays, and then left permanently. At WR, Gallon (obvious) with Chesson and Jackson rotating more heavily than Reynolds, who may still be dinged. Excepting the Norfleet package early, the slot was always Dileo. Michigan never had more than two outside WRs in the game. On passing downs they filled out with Funchess and Dileo.
[After THE JUMP: slicing and dicing goes both ways.]
Picture Pages: False Mesh Goofball Punish
NOTE: UFR will be later than usual today, because of Dos A Cero IV. Lo siento.
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Michigan had seen enough of Notre Dame's maniac linebackers by the second quarter to expose their aggression. On their drive after ND had kicked a field goal to make it 17-13, M opened with four straight runs.
The one tailback touch in there was a one-yard loss on power. A Notre Dame linebacker shot the gap, meeting Kyle Kalis two yards in the backfield, and Toussaint bounced it outside without having any hope of doing something out there. The other three plays all worked because they used Devin Gardner's legs to punish the overcommitting Notre Dame defense. Each of these plays could have been a 35-yarder.
The sequence:
- Michigan fakes inside zone, has Gardner run for 7.
- A false zone read keeper breaks outside for 35.
- Toussaint stuffed for loss of one on power, holding on Houma.
- Inverted veer keeper for nine, phantom holding on Miller.
One of them did go for 35. We discussed the veer keeper a bit in the last picture pages post: it sucked a Notre Dame linebacker well into the backfield and may have been a touchdown if Funchess didn't spin around.
The opener is an interesting play; it follows.
Michigan has it first and ten from their 37 and comes out in a pistol 3-wide formation. Notre Dame goes with their 3-4. (I swear ND was mostly a 4-3 team in this game.) Shembo is tight to the LOS over the tight end with Day next to him. ND has two deep safeties and Jaylon Smith in the grey area over the slot.
Michigan will show inside zone, with quickly aborted doubles on Nix and Tuitt forced by the usual hard reaction by the ND linebackers.
[The jump]
One Frame At A Time: Notre Dame
- 2013 notre dame
- animated gifs
- blake countess
- brady hoke feels players
- brady hoke is like whatever man do your thing
- brian kelly
- brian kelly is yosemite sam
- devin funchess
- devin funchess terrifying free safety possibility
- devin gardner
- drew dileo
- fitz toussaint
- jehu chesson
- jehu chesson destroyer of worlds
- jeremy gallon
- one frame at a time
This whole sequence—Hoke trying to call a timeout as Gardner barely gets the play off, Gardner scoring, Hoke shrugging—is spectacular; the ever-so-subtle smirk at the end just kills me, though. However, is this even the best GIF of the week? Hit the jump to find out my choice and vote for your favorite.
[JUMP like Funchess on a middle screen]
Picture Pages: Hopped Up On Goofballs
I wish I'd remembered that Bob Diaco linebackers play like they're hopped up on goofballs before the game. Here's the mesh point on Michigan's first offensive snap:
One ILB is almost to the line of scrimmage and the other is a yard back. This is way closer than almost any other team will be, and it is absolutely consistent. ND linebackers fire hard on any run action.
For the most part it's worked for them. Michigan won the Denard after Dentist game despite getting ten yards on eight tailback carries. ND's defense last year was lights out. Notre Dame's hyper-aggression at that spot has been a problem for Michigan's run game for the last couple years, as they haven't had effective counters. Their main one is the waggle, and we all know how that worked out last year.
Not much changed in this one early. Michigan's tailback running game was drips and drabs because of a lack of an effective counter trey. (You know, that play they showed against Central where Taylor Lewan pulled to the backside… ineffectively.) The longer runs they did acquire were almost entirely Fitzgerald Toussaint forcing errors out of ND safeties. For example, the UFR chart on Toussaint's early 14-yard sideline run has four minuses for bad blocks and no positives. Yikes.
Let's get a baseline in this one and see how Michigan responded later. This is a second-quarter zone stretch in which Michigan puts two tight ends to the top of the screen; ND responds with a rare three-man front (they were a 4-3 in this game that occasionally lined up in a 3-4 as a curveball) with a safety walked down:
This looks like a called blitz but in practice it's difficult to tell the difference between an actual blitz and the playside linebacker hauling ass at the first gap he sees. It's just alignment. Notre Dame got some TFLs out of this gap-shooting, and even when they didn't those linebackers forced Michigan to disengage from double-teams on Tuitt, Nix, and Schwenke early, with predictable results.
Meanwhile, the backside linebacker would ignore any cutback possibilities and flow parallel to the line of scrimmage at approximately the same rate the tailback did:
The overall effect is six guys at the line with one hovering behind for cleanup and that overhanging safety able to provide quick support. Even when Notre Dame screwed up this was mostly effective.
A moment post snap, Michigan opens up a gap as they go to double the two defensive tackles:
Note that the backside players on the ND DL are stepping away from the play, which they can do because the MLB is jetting into the gap they vacate. This also allows the backside LB to flow as he does.
Some of this is tough to see, but in this frame:
- Miller has disengaged from Nix in an attempt to cut the charging LB, which he does not do. He does knock him off balance somewhat, possibly contributing to his overrun of the play.
- Meanwhile, Glasgow and Lewan try to handle two guys who have disappeared from the frame: the playside end and charging safety.
- Both tight ends have locked on the playside LB, who is the force player.
- Schofield chases the MLB, who he has no angle on, but could still block if Toussaint cuts back.
A moment later the LB flashes into the backfield wide of Toussaint and runs by; playside end got his legs caught up in traffic and ends up falling, pancaked. Both tight ends are still on the force guy:
This is one of them gap things?
Except it's got a linebacker in it.
BONUS! Here is a super slo-mo version.
(Does this help? If this helps let me know.)
Items Of Interest
Notre Dame got away with at least a couple errors here. The playside end ends up underneath Glasgow on the ground and they spent a linebacker blowing past Toussaint to little effect. (They did get Miller down but offenses will take one for one trades.) If that can happen and Michigan picks up three yards you can tell that it's tough sledding.
Tough sledding. The goofballs approach makes life tough on offensive linemen, who have to make split second decisions to leave guy and then try to block a rampant guy with tons of momentum before they are ready. This is tough, and Michigan didn't do a good job of it.
Toussaint could put his foot in the ground here and make a cut. Schofield is chasing that linebacker and you occasionally see the blocking develop such that the tailback can make a hard cut upfield behind that OL and suddenly make him relevant. Right about here…
…if Toussaint goes hard north and south aiming for the hash he may shoot past that linebacker and into open space. That's why Schofield keeps following that guy despite not having an angle. It may not work, but you're at least giving yourself a shot. Toussaint had a good day overall; here I think he missed a cut.
The offensive line… I punt. They had a very tough first half against this line, and these linebacker gap-shots don't help. Miller just barely throws off that linebacker if he does anything, but then again that linebacker zips past the play he's moving so fast. If that guy can't make a play, can the OL make a play?
Meanwhile Glasgow gets a pancake that is probably aided by the ND lineman tripping on the blitzer's feet; Lewan ends up putting a safety on the ground. Points for them. This one was a lot better blocked than some.
Funchess is very frustrating. On this play, the linebacker to the top of the screen is obviously the force player*. Butt obviously has him kicked out. Funchess continues to block the guy the whole damn play instead of releasing downfield and getting a hat on the safety. There is no way this is right.
Meanwhile, on the single inverted veer Michigan ran, Notre Dame hyperaggression bit them as one of their linebackers roared up a gap and pursued Toussaint, as did Tuitt. Gardner pulled and got a nice gain. It could have been a lot nicer, but Funchess turned around again:
Also not right, as with Kalis headed to the outside the linebacker is the optioned guy. I know Michigan's blocked guys who are supposed to be optioned before; even if that is the nominal plan, nothing good ever comes of turning 180 degrees when you're a blocker.
That left no one to take the only guy standing between Gardner and a touchdown:
I guess it's better that the play wiped out by a nonexistent holding call was nine yards instead of a thirty-one yard touchdown?
We just saw this happen against Central Michigan; it's closing in on a pattern. Funchess remains a tight end in name only. The mental stuff is more bothersome than any lack of technique. All he has to do on some of these plays is vaguely bother a guy and Michigan can break a long one. Hopefully he makes some progress here in the next few weeks, but the relative prominence of Jake Butt in this game is not a coincidence.
*[IE, the guy who sits on the end of the line and accepts a kickout block. He positions himself such that if the back tries to bounce it outside he either gets tackled for has to take such a circuitous route that by the time he gets the corner for guys are waiting for him. Since things usually go badly—very badly—for the defense if the force player is not doing his job, he is limited in how dynamic he can be what with throwing blockers away and getting TFLs, so doubling him is useless.]
Michigan did exploit this, eventually. You may notice that I'm not complaining about how Michigan didn't adjust to this. This is a tease.
One Frame At A Time: Central Michigan
- 2013 central michigan
- animated gifs
- brady hoke points at things
- dennis norfleet
- derrick green
- devin funchess
- devin funchess and the world's most unfortunate cramp
- devin gardner
- drew dileo
- dymonte thomas
- fitz toussaint
- jarrod wilson
- jeremy gallon
- kyle kalis
- kyle kalis intentional murder spree
- mario ojemudia
- one frame at a time
- taylor lewan
Football is back, and major props go to drum major—and Belleville native—Jeff Okala for nailing the traditional back-bend in his very first game:
I love that the BTN showed large portions of the pregame show; they had three(!) different camera angles of Michigan touching the banner. This one's my favorite:
Of course, I'm sure you want to see GIFs from the actual game. For Kyle Kalis and Devin Funchess setting their phasers to "kill", Taylor Lewan dominating with however many arms he pleases, epic ninja Hokepoint, and much more, read on below the jump.
Picture Pages: Return Of The Stretch
GOOD? I think probably yeah. [Bryan Fuller]
You know that basketball game column after the Wisconsin halfcourt shot game where I laid out a scenario in which Bo Ryan was the vanguard of the bug people from Rigel? I disclaimed any belief that was actually true but asserted that if it was, Wisconsin basketball would be exactly the same as it is today.
So… Al Borges's gameplan. Michigan came out throwing from the shotgun, and that caused me to tweet out that this newfangled offense looked a lot like the oldfangled offense. I didn't yet perceive that Michigan's first four handoffs to Toussaint were zone stretch plays, i.e. the very foundation of Michigan's offense under Rich Rodriguez. I'm pretty sure that Michigan ran fewer than four stretches all of last year. Al Borges isn't trolling me, but if he was nothing about Michigan's gameplan would have changed. (Bubble screens are now trolling Heiko.)
Evaluating the stretch is like getting back on a bike for me. It was also Michigan's base run play for the last two years of DeBord, so for the five formative years when I was learning to say more about runs than "that's a big ol' wad of bodies" the majority of plays I was looking at were stretches. I'm still much better at figuring them out than any other run play.
This is relevant in a credential-establishing fashion: I've seen a lot of these and now I'm going to say something that might be a little out there. I think Graham Glasgow might be quite good. He and Miller consistently crushed the playside defensive tackle on scoop blocks throughout these four carries, which is a good sign to begin with. And on one I think he did something advanced.
The setup: first and ten on Michigan's second drive of the game. They come out in a 2TE set with both TE's to the boundary—the boundary is the short side of the field. Central is in their standard 4-2-5 personnel.
Funchess motions to the top of the formation; Central slides to that side. The aggressive posture of the safeties likely indicates cover four, which sounds conservative but isn't really. For our purposes that means that either or both can charge hard at run action to his side.
On the snap, the telltale tilt of the center sideways that indicates a zone stretch. On inside zone the line goes more vertical, attempting to blow the DTs back with doubles. Here they're trying to shift their line a gap over.
Lewan immediately crushes the playside end inside, which is bad for defenders. Glasgow bangs the playside DT as Miller tries to scoot around him in time to pick him up when Glasgow leaves.
This is all working just fine. The situation:
- The end is bashed inside and has given up the corner. Toussaint will go outside.
- The backside DT is headed to the ground on a cut block.
- Miller and Glasgow have gotten some push on the playside DT and threaten to cut him off.
- Funchess is releasing downfield.
The issue is the red line. That is the middle linebacker on his horse, headed for the backfield.
Funchess is about to violate a fake cardinal rule of football that I made up: never turn upfield on a run play. When someone runs by you, they're gone. You may have screwed up, but you can't fix it by turning around. Go further downfield and hit someone else and hope to God it all worked out okay.
Well, go ahead and violate it.
And of course the thing is you can see in these stills that Graham Glasgow has seen this linebacker charging, disengaged from the scoop block on the defensive tackle, and successfully engaged him. That wasn't even Funchess's dude. Funchess can't feel the play like Glasgow did.
In the wider view you can see that Michigan has a a hat on a hat except for one guy:
That DT that Miller's handling gets sealed away:
The upfield guy is actually a linebacker Kalis is chasing. Miller has stepped around to get his helmet playside of the DT, though, which means he's done.
Toussaint hits the hole, getting hewed down by that filling safety as Funchess realizes his error, turns around, and tries to get downfield:
Glasgow's guy is on the ground. Safety tackles as Toussaint runs inside of the Jackson block; five yards is the return.
Items of interest
Man I like this play from Glasgow. I suspect this is a very bad player they're doubling here and blowing him up is no great accomplishment. Level of competition disclaimer applied. But as mentioned, I have seen an awful lot of zone stretches. It is very rare to see a guy with the speed of thought and fleetness of foot to both decide he needs to get on that guy right now and actually get there. That reminds me of David Molk.
I also liked Glasgow's immediate release on another stretch when Central's slanting away from the play:
That is decisive recognition of the fact that the DT has stepped away and he's free to climb to the second level. He goes out, he gets a block, he does not hang around wondering what he should do. It's not a miracle or anything; it is an easy thing to see a first-time player screw up. So far Glasgow has been consistently executing his assignments and throwing in flashes of serious promise like the play above. I don't think I could be any happier with his performance in this game so far.
That is a great, great sign. Obviously. It changes the entire tenor of the offseason competition on the interior of the line if Graham Glasgow is just good.
And he can pull! Should have sent a poet.
This was one play after Lewan pulled and ended up four yards behind the line of scrimmage. That is the fastest dang pull I've seen while doing this. This is saying very little, of course. Even so this is a good thing to see from a first-time starter at guard. He can zone. He can pull. He seems to be consistently executing his assignments. His skill level seems very high, and if he can physically match up with Notre Dame you should prepare for a barrage of Glasgow == Kovacs, "don't you dare call him a walk-on" stuff.
Funchess is still a work in progress. While he is trying his darndest with the blocking, he is just not a natural. Here he gets lost and blocks no one. Worse, on the second Gardner interception he does not pick up a guy that Williams is passing off to him, and that guy gets into Gardner's feet. As a result Gardner's throw is way long and intercepted. If Gardner understands the coverage and is trying to back-shoulder that throw, he could get a nice completion there, and FWIW he did mention that in the presser:
The next one, I got hit while I threw it, so it kind of went [farther than I intended], and you can kind of control that, but not as much as you'd like to. via Heiko
He did some good things with his blocking, but that wasn't a one-year reclamation project.
I do think this is an unnatural thing, for guys to let it go when dudes flash by them. But once you turn upfield you're done. If Funchess had gone 90 degrees and then continued downfield he probably still gets the block. It's not the thought he should take this guy that dooms him, it's how long he takes to decide that he actually shouldn't.
You're done now. The weirdest thing about these stretches was what happened on the end. He got obliterated inside by Lewan every time. That gave Michigan the corner easily. Bad player, surely. Also one unprepared for Michigan to run the stretch. I never saw that in the DeBord/RR days no matter who they were playing. Those guys were hauling ass to stay outside the tackle every time.
That's actually the easiest read in the book for a guy running the stretch. Rodriguez had three rules for the tailbacks that went by "bounce," "bend", and "blast." Bounce was the first one and that was simple: if the end gets sealed go to the corner ASAP. This was handled in about fifteen seconds because it never happens and if it does it's yards every time.
Why would they be running the stretch all of a sudden? Well, they seemed pretty good at it. Michigan was one block/step away from busting some long ones. It may be hard to remember this, but Jack Miller was a Rodriguez offensive line recruit more in the mold of agile bastard David Molk than someone that is going to excel at blowing guys off the ball. But I think the main reason is:
NOBODY fripperizes facemasks like the Notre Dame Fig Things
That's 322 pound Stephon Tuitt hanging with 340 pound Louis Nix, except this is probably a shot from last year's Michigan State given the background color. That's 15-20 pounds ago for each. Tuitt's backup is a somewhat touted redshirt freshman who is not Stephon Tuitt; Notre Dame lost Nix's backup to a season-ending injury and now the man behind him has a Notre Dame bio with an impressive set of accomplishments that happen to belong to Prince Shembo. Kona Schwenke is a senior with seven tackles to his name who was an obvious downgrade when Nix was out with the flu last year.
Stretch plays are good for getting rid of planetoid defensive tackles and making them run down the line in a futile chase to the ball. Notre Dame fans also apparently think their starters in the middle these days (Dan Fox and Carlo Calabrese) are uninspiring plodders after the Temple game, so Michigan would like to make them run, too. Hypothesis: the stretch is something Michigan thinks will beat ND.


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