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|Good - 2089 reviews
The Days Hotel Savannah at Ellis Square, is the proud recipient of two very honored awards for their recent renovations and carefully restoration of an historical building. The Historic Preservation Award from the City of Savannah and the renovation of the year award from Days Inn Worldwide. When they named Savannah Americas Favorite Walking City, they mus...
Overall Rating - Good - 2089 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
old and beat up furniture,dirty rooms, old coffee filter in coffee filter, old coffee in pot.dirty. top linens on bed. no phone book, no soiled linen bag no hair dryer. Light bulb wattage was so low one could not read
Okay 6.0
Hotel is centrally located, and within walking distance to main and central parts of the city.
The line at the check-in and check out was tooooo long, and parking space at the parking deck was too narrow & degerously congested, not worth the $16 per night charged by the hotel.
|Excellent - 809 reviews
immerse yourself in southern charm.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah-Historic District, GA Every visit to Savannah is an immersion in Southern style and charm, a personal journey through a vast assortment of cultural activities and adventures. The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Savannah-Historic District, GA embraces the appeal and elegance asso...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 809 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Free breakfast!
They put us next to the maintenance room. Both nights, at 10:30 pm, workers came up there and were getting tables and chairs out and was moving things around. My husband had to go over there both nights and ask them to stop.
Excellent 10.0
The location was great. It was close to the historic part of Savannah and close to places to eat.
Wish they would have told us about the public transportation for $1.50 each to get from the airport to bus terminal (right behind the hotel). We took a taxi for $35.00 to hotel. But used the public transportation (express bus) to go back to airport.Found all the staff to be very friendly and helpful with recommendations for things to do and places to eat.
|Excellent - 1282 reviews
With a stay at The Marshall House, you'll be centrally located in Savannah, steps from Savannah Center for Fine Art and Lucas Theatre. This romantic hotel is within close proximity of Oglethorpe Square and Reynolds Square. Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1282 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Great location.....front desk staff fantastic....valet service suburb Rooms were very nice beds were perfect and clean
certain Housekeeping staff need to learn to like their job and the guests.Any trolley tours are great. Pick you up at the hotel. Didn't have much need to drive in the historic district. The Pink House is a must...BEST fried chicken EVER!
Excellent 10.0
Wonderful staff, wine & cheese every afternoon in sitting area. One of the BEST locations in Savannah!!
I did get charged directly from the hotel. I hope I did not also get charged from priceline?
|Excellent - 870 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 870 reviews
Okay 5.0
It was an average hotel. Nothing stood out.
Staff was not very friendly. So-so attitude.
Excellent 10.0
Jackie Smith checked us in very caring an d compassionate
It was not as close to the river
|Excellent - 2084 reviews
Located in "the most beautiful city in North America", according to Conde Nast Traveler. Within walking distance of the beautiful squares and historic homes, our guests can take advantage of what truly is a walking city. Our concierge service can help you find the many historical treasures. Guests can enjoy a great nights sleep in our custom designed guest r...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2084 reviews
Excellent 10.0
It was very clean and their breakfasts were amazing.
The walk to river st was just in reach, but still enjoyable cause the city is beautiful.It's a great hotel. You can book your stay here with a clear consious
Good 8.0
The hotel was full of charm. Breakfast was great.
I didn't expect twelve dollars a night for parkingThe hotel is a little hard to find. Had to call front desk for directions even though my garmin was programmed.
|Good - 1677 reviews
Enjoy peace and quiet in an historic setting while staying at this Savannah, Georgia hotel. Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Central Inn where guests will find a convenient location, clean and comfortable accommodations and a friendly staff at an affordable rate. Enjoy convenient access to a variety of shops, restaurants, attractions and sporting events while vi...
Overall Rating - Good - 1677 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Very clean, the staff was very helpful.
Restroom was smaller than expected.
Mediocre 4.0
Location. It had a refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee maker, and an iron and ironing board in the room but because of the conditions below I failed to enjoy any of it. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
The room was not good at all. it had a horrible stale smell that would not go away. The carpet was wet the entire time. Although it had several amenities such as breakfast I refused to eat there because of the condition of the room.
|Good - 1019 reviews
Enjoy the central location of The Hilton Savannah DeSoto hotel – situated in the heart of Savannah's Historic District, near dining, shopping and theater districts and many things to do in Savannah, GA. The hotel is only 20 minutes from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport and offers complimentary high-speed internet Take a short stroll to Riverfront P...
Overall Rating - Good - 1019 reviews
Good 7.0
The staff is wonderful. Went above and beyond for service. Our waitress Chandra? was very helpful and paid paticular attention even knowing the name of our grandaughters doll the next day.
Our room was right next to wedding party which had a suite. They partied for three nights straight. The walls were paper thin so that I could hear every word they spoke at all hours of the night. First two nights barely got any sleep at all.Nice pool
Good 7.0
Beautiful Views And Great Location Which Is Beneficial For ExperiencIng Savannah Beyond Just River Street
The Shower Head Was Nothing More Than A Glorified Water Hose With Poor Pressure. The Bathroom Was Clean And Modern Otherwise.Very Disappointed With The Shower As I Was Very Much Looking Forward To It After Walking All Day.Valet Parking That Is $20 Per Day Is The Only Option. Pool Is Fantastic Being Above Street Level.
|Good - 1450 reviews
Conveniently located off Route 21, this Baymont Inn and Suites Savannah/Garden City is near Downtown Savannah, historic district, First African Baptist Church, Girl Scouts' founder Juliette Gordon Low's birthplace, Fort Pulaski, and many local restaurants. Experience hometown hospitality at this smoke-free lodging with complimentary hot breakfast, compliment...
Overall Rating - Good - 1450 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Big room, super beds.
One thing, big matter to us, the room was humid and mold and my daughter got an allegick reaction.
Excellent 10.0
The hotel exceeded my expectations. It was a very nice hotel, very clean, quiet, friendly staff, the rooms where more then I expected for the price. Beds were comfortable. Breakfast was good. Overall great place, experience, and price.
Like some of the other people stated it is in a somewhat rough looking neighborhood, and there are train tracks behind it, which i know can't be helped but the hotel makes up for the location and I never heard the train inside.
|Excellent - 610 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 610 reviews
Okay 5.0
The pool was out of order. Major construction taking place. Brutal drilling and hammering early in the morning on Monday AM jolted my family out of their sleep. Not happy about not knowing this in advance. Ruined an otherwise great stay.
Okay 6.0
Friendly staff
Thin walls, poor air conditioner and the pool being torn up.
|Excellent - 347 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 347 reviews
Excellent 9.0
We had a very nice room with a great view of the river. We experienced two breakfasts and the food was good. To my pleasure the hotel offered a variety of hot teas. The atmosphere of the lobby and the hallways are dark by design, and the entire property is unique in its decor - best understood by viewing the website. The staff was the best aspect of the hotel; they were most accommodating to our needs, and always pleasant!!! The only issues we had involved the room door and the short driveway to the front door. The room door was difficult to lock when closing. It took several hard slams when entering or leaving the room to get the door to latch. The driveway requires a left turn to enter and then an immediate hard right turn to approach the front door. When several cars are valet parked at the entrance, it is difficult to navigate the tight right turn and not hit another car or the big vase on the corner. Other than these two issues, I highly recommend staying at the hote...
Mediocre 4.0
Excellent river view; friendly staff; hotel was elegantly decorated
Beds were so soft we all woke almost too stiff to do anything; we did not receive housekeeping service because we did not place a sign on our door asking for it,however we were not told this was required and that sign was not even left in our roomWhile the hotel was beautiful and in an excellent location, the cost we paid was way too much. The beds were very uncomfortable, you can't use the elevator to get to the river unless the hotel restaurant is open, no housekeeping service unless you are told to 'ask', and valet is not complimentary - all issues you wouldn't expect given the cost of this hotel. We would have been better off paying a fraction of the cost with a more authentic Savannah feel a few hotels down the river at Riverstreet Inn.
|Excellent - 500 reviews
The hotel is conveniently located off I-95 at highway 204. All rooms are suites with a sofa sleeper and will accommodate up to six guests. The hotel features indoor heated pool, free high-speed Internet access, free deluxe hot breakfast, exercise facilities, business center, and meeting room. Downtown Savannah is located ten miles from the hotel. For your sh...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 500 reviews
Good 7.0
The free breakfast ended at 9 am which was too early for vacationers and it was understaffed and had some food shortages. Also, rooms lacked instructions on how to use room safe and staff was not trained how to use it either.
Good 8.0
It was not overcrowded with people and it was quiet. Easy to find on our route from the north. Good breakfast. Good location to city.
It was a little difficult to find since it was behind other businesses. Dark furniture made the room a bit depressing.
|Excellent - 496 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 496 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Our room was spectacular! Chandelier sconces in the bathroom, a chandelier above a beautiful chair/ottoman. The headboard was huge and very romantic. We entered to the sounds of beautiful, relaxing music. The artwork all over lent an additional 'WOW'
No.This hotel has a 'sister' property on the River called, The Bohemian. They provide transportation to and from there (limited hours) which is great. Also, the Mansion is on stop #5 of the Orange Trolley Tour (on/off) so we used that as transportation. So romantic, very indulgent! I will go there again :
Excellent 10.0
One of the most beautiful hotels that I have ever stayed in. An awesome experience.
The location could have been better but the shuttle went to River Street, which was very helpful. The bar was closed before 11:00 on a Saturday night, which was kind of strange.The staff, beauty, art, food and everything else was awesome
|Excellent - 2153 reviews
With a stay at The Westin Savannah Harbor Resort & Spa in Savannah, you'll be on a river and minutes from Savannah Convention Center and close to Forsyth Park. This 4-star resort is within close proximity of United States Customhouse and Warren Square. Make yourself at home in one of the 403 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD tele...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2153 reviews
Excellent 9.0
They staff was very friendly and assisted your tend to your needs
Food choices were limited...I would have like to see more salads on the menu.
Excellent 10.0
Beautiful venue inside and out. View of downtown was excellent. Ferry was nice and kids loved it.
No, everything was great.I would love to stay at this hotel again, maybe for more than 1 night.
|Excellent - 1233 reviews
Centrally located in Savannah, Oglethorpe Inn & Suites is minutes from Oglethorpe Mall and Chatham Plaza. This hotel is within close proximity of Abercorn Common and Montgomery Crossroads Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 51 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Wired and wirele...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1233 reviews
Okay 5.0
Hotel is very outdated and needs renovation and a good cleaning!
Excellent 9.0
It gives guests a 'Savannah experience.'
The water takes a while to get hot.
|Excellent - 1083 reviews
Conveniently located off Interstate 95, this Baymont Inn and Suites Savannah South is near River Street, Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, the Savannah Civic Center, Savannah International Trade and Convention Center, Tybee Island, Fort Pulaski, the Mighty Eight Air Force Museum, Savannah College of Art and Design, Armstrong Atlantic State Universi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1083 reviews
Okay 5.6
the hot continental breakfast was not very good. maybe a waffle iron rather than frozen waffles put into a toaster
facility smelled old. carpets needed a god shampooing
Okay 5.6
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Without any apparent pretension, at its best, the story the story has echoes of Crime and Punishment.
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Listening to his (he he) overactive voice drove me crazy.
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This book is a tough call. It was somewhat interesting, but felt weird all the way through it. It does have some twists at the end, but it is all muddled up. I would not listen to it again. You win some, you lose some, and some get rained out.
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This started out very slow and I alost didn't finish listening to it. I decided to push through and it was worth it. It is one of the few mysteries that I didn't figure out half way through. The slow start may even have made it more exciting as I got more involved with the characters and the story. The narrator did a fabulous job and I am looking forward to another story from the same author and narrator. They are a great pairing.
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This story is completely contrived, but I will try not to give anything away in my criticism. It is told in first person. Even though it is written as if he is revealing his inner thoughts, pertinent facts that the protagonist has and actions that he took are deliberately withheld from the reader. It isn't for lack of space; the protagonist's vicarious, sick fantasies are indulged time and again. The many twists toward the end are ridiculous and could be discovered by competent detectives. Further, even while charged with first degree murder, the guy isn't in jail or monitored, but is free to roam and create more mischief. If you appreciate Hannibal Lecter, you may like this story. The superficial self-analysis toward the end is pure Freudian--when all else fails, blame your parents! The polarization among reviewers shows that there is no accounting for taste. The narrator does the best he can with this flawed script; it isn't his fault.
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First of all, the description doesn't relate to the story. We aren't wondering if the narrator is guilty, we know it, even if the killing is defensible and would have been legal w/o the coverup.
Second, writers can't get away with mysteries that don't rise to the level of Law & Order. If the police think the wife who is at the scene may have pulled the trigger, they test for residue. And everybody knows or else should know only dummies talk to the police w/o their lawyers present. Hence, the Miranda Warning, which gives even dopes a chance to get representation before they talk their way into trouble.
The hero in this book went to law school, and yet he babbles away like a legal know-nothing. "Think," he keeps saying to himself at the police station. Readers are way ahead of him. I couldn't finish this. David Ellis' later work excuses this rookie failure, which doesn't make the failure readable. The writing's good, but the plot is inexcusable. Narrator Dick Hill does his dramatic best to pump life into the corpse, but alas.
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Hi Corbett Field, the former spring training home of the Cleveland Indians and the site of many spring training scenes in the late '80s baseball movie "Major League," will be the scene of the Pac-12 opener for WSU and the sixth-ranked Arizona Wildcats.
The Wildcats moved to Hi Corbett from their longtime campus stadium this year. Alcohol is served at games, and Arizona fans have partied hardy during the Wildcats' 14-3 start. Arizona's crowds have ranged from 1,248 to nearly 4,000.
"It's good for college baseball," WSU coach Donnie Marbut said Thursday.
You OK with the alcohol, Coach?
"As long as your players aren't doing it," Marbut cracked.
The 9-6 Cougars face a tough task Friday with third-team All-American Kurt Heyer scheduled to take the mound for Arizona. Heyer, a junior right-hander, is 4-0 with a 0.58 earned run average. Last season, he ranked fourth in NCAA Division I with 134 strikeouts.
"He's real good," Marbut said. "He's 90-92 (mph with his fastball), and he throws three or four pitches for strikes. He's competitive, he's athletic. He's what (J.D.) Leckenby's going to be a year from now."
That's high praise for Leckenby, who has established himself as WSU's No. 1 starter one year after starring in relief as a freshman. Leckenby (2-2, 3.27) gets the ball on Friday at 6 p.m., followed by two freshmen – Tanner Chleborad (0-0, 6.92) on Saturday at 6 and Joe Pistorese (1-1, 1.50) on Sunday at noon.
Junior college transfer Kyle Swannack (1-1, 5.00) has been dropped from the rotation, at least temporarily.
The Cougars have been wildly inconsistent on offense. They'll need to produce this weekend, because Arizona is batting .335 with 49 extra-base hits (just two homers – Hi Corbett is spacious) and 41 stolen bases. The Cougars are batting .292 with 46 extra-base hits (including nine homers) and 28 steals.
IN PERHAPS THEIR best win of the young season, WSU had 15 hits in an 11-inning, 9-8 win at eighth-ranked Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday. But they followed it up by mustering just two hits in a 6-0 loss at UC Irvine on Wednesday.
"We're too up and down," Marbut said. "We have to show more consistency offensively, especially with a young pitching staff … (we need) to take some pressure off those guys."
Right fielder Derek Jones (.327, 14 RBIs) and first baseman Taylor Ard (.322, 11 RBIs) are in a group tied for first in the Pac-12 with four home runs.
"They're obviously accomplished hitters," Marbut said.
Marbut said catcher Collin Slaybaugh (.294) is questionable for the weekend, at least in the field, after feeling pain in his shoulder last week at UNLV. Shortstop Trace Tam Sing is battling back from a shoulder injury and now has the flu.
Tam Sing's health woes at short opened the door for freshman Ian Sagdal out of Eastmont High in East Wenatchee. Sagdal leads the Cougars with a .378 batting average and a .439 on-base percentage (just ahead of second baseman Tommy Richards at .370 and .433, respectively), and Sagdal has yet to make an error in 57 chances.
"We knew he was a gamer," Marbut said. "He's surprised us a little bit on the defensive end."
Sagdal has helped the Cougars post a league-leading .985 fielding percentage. WSU has made just nine errors, compared to 23 for its opponents.
NEW CLOSER Anthony Drobnick (2-0, 0.00) has been rock solid. In six appearances, he's given up no runs and four hits while striking out seven in 10 1/3 innings. Opponents are hitting just .129 off the junior from Seattle Prep.
As an added bonus, Drobnick grabbed a bat Tuesday and earned a walk in the 11th inning at Fullerton. He's the first WSU pitcher to reach base safely since 1996.
Marbut said left fielder Brett Jacobs, WSU's leading hitter as a freshman two years ago, will redshirt due to his slow recovery from a wrist operation.
"With him redshirting, we'll get him for two more years," Marbut said. "We'll take a guy like that all day long."
In the Pac-12 preseason coaches poll, Arizona was picked to finish second behind Stanford. WSU was picked for ninth, ahead of Washington and Utah (Colorado does not offer baseball).
The Cougars return to Pullman for a non-league game with Gonzaga on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. – WSU's only home game in a 25-day span -- then head back south next weekend to face UCLA. The USC Trojans visit Bailey-Brayton Field for a three-game series that starts March 30.
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Vols try to avoid a winless October
It's been a difficult month for Tennessee.
The Vols have gone 0-3 and are coming off back-to-back blowout losses to Georgia and Alabama.a
UT gets ready to take on South Carolina in Columbia on Saturday. The Gamecocks are favored to win by 17.5 points going into the game. UT has already had a rough month, and it might become more difficult before the Vols see November.
Here's what I'll be watching during the game.
UT's quarterbacks. Matt Simms should be ready to go at quarterback for UT, but Tyler Bray could be used like he was against Alabama. Bray didn't look good against the Crimson Tide. He completed only five of his 14 pass attempts, and he looked completely unprepared in his first series of the game when the Vols collected four penalties in six plays. UT needs its quarterbacks to make plays while also avoiding giving up big plays to the other team. South Carolina has struggled at times in the secondary, but it has athletic players who can take advantage of mistakes.
Alshon Jeffery. A.J. Green and Julio Jones get a lot of praise in the SEC and rightfully so, but Jeffery might be the best wide receiver in the conference. His numbers (49 catches, 848 yards, six touchdowns) are a bit silly. It's difficult for any one player in the country to cover him. What makes it worse for UT is the Vols are thin in the secondary because of the toe injury to cornerback Marsalis Teague. UT will ask a lot of Art Evans, Eric Gordon and Prentiss Waggner, who moved from safety to corner this week. Jones did everything he wanted to for Alabama last week. Don' be surprised if Jeffery does the same. If he doesn't, it will probably be because 6-foot-5 Tori Gurley is hauling in a bunch of passes. South Carolina will have a huge size advantage at wide receiver.
Marcus Lattimore. As good as Jeffery is, he might not be UT's biggest concern defensively. That's because Lattimore, an incredibly talented freshman tailback, is back from an ankle injury he suffered against Kentucky two weeks ago. Lattimore declared himself "100 percent" earlier this week, which should give coach Steve Spurrier confidence in using Lattimore against UT. South Carolina can be effective running the football with tailbacks Brian Maddox and Kenny Miles, but Lattimore changes the gameplan of an opposing defense. He already has 12 touchdowns this season, which is five short of a school record. And that's with him missing last week's game at Vanderbilt. UT will likely need an extra defender to slow down South Carolina's running game, which might create one-on-one opportunities for Jeffery and Gurley. That will be difficult for UT's defense to slow down.
UT's defensive pressure. Defensive tackle Montori Hughes should be back and more effective for UT. The Vols need a big body in the middle who can create a push on South Carolina's offensive line, which should help UT's defensive ends have a chance to get to quarterback Stephen Garcia. The Vols need to force South Carolina into making mistakes and turning over the football. That helped Auburn and Kentucky beat South Carolina, and that's what UT needs when it plays against a superior opponent. At the same time, the Vols can't make mistakes. They have to win, and probably dominate, the turnover battle. Garcia is a quick quarterback, too, so UT will have to make sure to contain his running ability. Sacks would be great for UT, but long gains on the ground by Garcia could cripple the Vols.
Special teams. UT needs to settle on a kick returner and go. The Vols have struggled to find one player to count on, which has continued to frustrate UT fans. Chad Cunningham was excellent last week punting the football. That needs to continue. Freshman Michael Palardy will handle the place kicking duties again. He hit his first career field goal last week but also missed from 52 yards out. To be fair, he shouldn't have been out there to kick in that situation. Not sure why UT's coaches thought he could make that kick, although UAB coach Neil Callaway probably thought it was the right move. Stephon Gilmore will likely return punts for South Carolina. He hasn't broken a long run yet this season, but don't mind that stat. He's a great athlete that's capable of taking one to the house. Field position will be important for UT in this game.
A few more thoughts. Tauren Poole ran the ball effectively last week. It helped that he broke a 59-yard run in the first half. The Vols will need him to play well, and the staff should lean on him early in the game.
Freshman wide receiver Justin Hunter was quiet last week. The Vols would love to see him put on a Georgia-type performance again. Let's see how he will be worked into the passing game with Gerald Jones, Denarius Moore and Luke Stocker, who needs to be targeted more in the passing game.
We'll see how UT handles the rotation on the offensive line. JerQuari Schofield should be able to play at offensive guard, which creates more options with senior Jarrod Shaw to go with freshmen Zach Fulton and James Stone.
Mike Strange has 5 Big Things for UT to beat South Carolina.
Spurrier has always enjoyed opportunities to kick UT when it's down. The Vols are at one of their lowest points ever right now. If they fall on Saturday, will Spurrier keep kicking?
My prediction: South Carolina 42, Tennessee 14.
Remember to join us live during the game to chat as the Vols take on South Carolina in Columbia.
Vols look to pull major upset
Alabama week hasn't been the same this year as it has been in the past.
There hasn't been a lot of optimism about Tennessee's chance to beat the Crimson Tide. Alabama enters the game with only one loss and the expectation of returning to the SEC championship game and potentially the BCS title game.
The Vols, meanwhile, are looking for their first SEC win this season. They're coming off a bye week, which means they should be fresh and mentally prepared for Alabama.
Here's what I'll be watching during the game.
UT's running game. The Vols ran the ball well early against Oregon on Sept. 11. That gave UT a chance to hang in there with the Ducks in the first half. It was Oregon's big-play ability and hurry up offense that knocked UT out in the second half. UT hopes to do to Alabama what it did to Oregon - run the football early and stay in the game in the first half. The difference will have to be UT's ability to hang in there if Alabama makes some plays in the second half. UT is still banged up on the offensive line. Will freshmen James Stone and Zach Fulton be able to make a push? The same question can be asked for all the linemen. They'll all be expected to step up.
UT's quarterbacks. Tyler Bray will play in the first half, according to UT coach Derek Dooley. Will the true freshman be ready to take on an Alabama defense that will likely pressure him more than Georgia did in the fourth quarter two weeks ago? It's one thing to make plays when you're not being rushed. It's much different when you have to make quick decisions in a tight game. Matt Simms will still start, and he hasn't lost his job. He will also likely see the most playing time. The quarterbacks will have to take care of the football. Interceptions will keep UT from having a chance to win.
Alabama's running game. Can UT slow down Mark Ingram and Trent Richardson? They still probably make up the top tailback tandem in college football (although LaMichael James and a healthy Kenjon Barner are impressive for Oregon). UT would love to force Greg McElroy beat the Vols on the road. He's played very well this season, but UT is better off trying to slow down Alabama's passing game. Alabama would love to grind down UT's defense by running the football. If the Vols can force the Crimson Tide to pass, the Vols might be able to get off the field and give their offense a chance to go to work.
UT's pass defense. If the Vols are going to force Alabama to throw the ball, UT will have to defend it. The Vols struggled to defense A.J. Green and Georgia's passing attack two weeks ago. Julio Jones has been injured, but he's a big receiver who's as difficult to cover as any receiver in the nation. Marquis Maze, Darius Hanks and Trent Richardson are all reliable targets in the passing game, too. The Vols talked this week about a need to be more physical in the secondary. UT is limited in the secondary, and it's essentially ineffective if the Vols can't pressure the quarterback. Montori Hughes isn't expected to contribute at defensive tackle. If that's the case, others will have to step up to get a push in the interior of the line play. Otherwise, McElroy could have all day to throw. Then Alabama will have its pick of options on offense.
A few more thoughts. Justin Hunter had a huge game against Georgia. The freshman receiver caught four passes for 110 yards and a touchdown. Simms and Bray would be wise to look for Hunter against Alabama.
Tauren Poole is hoping to be the first tailback to rush for 100 yards against Alabama since Oct. 3, 2007. It won't be easy.
Michael Palardy will have some pressure on him handling the kicking duties in place of Daniel Lincoln. UT's kicking was a disaster against Alabama last year. That can't happen again.
Here is a capsule preview of the UT-Alabama game.
My prediction: Alabama 27, Tennessee 13.
Remember to join the blog during the game to chat with fans while the Vols take on Alabama.
Tennessee enters must-win territory
Tennessee is 2-3 on the season coming off a devastating loss at LSU.
The Vols were big underdogs going into Baton Rouge, but considering how close UT was to winning the game, the Vols should have come back to Knoxville with a winning record.
A win against Georgia would just about fix everything. A loss? Well, UT would return home with a 2-4 record with Alabama and South Carolina remaining on the schedule this month. It's tough to imagine UT turning things back around in that scenario.
UT needs a win this week.
Here's what I'll be watching during the game.
UT's left tackle. Will Dallas Thomas play, and if so, how effective will he be? UT has already dealt with injuries on the offensive line. Cody Pope (center) and JerQuari Schofield (left guard) are still out. The Vols are in trouble if Thomas can't go. Georgia outside linebacker Justin Houston has four sacks in five games for the Bulldogs. UT needs someone with experience on the outside. Daniel Hood is a shaky option, and moving true freshman Ja'Wuan James to the left tackle spot might work next year, but right now it's a troubling idea.
UT's running game. This goes along with the previous item. UT ran the football effectively against LSU, which was tremendous for the Vols and helped add to their 7-of-15 third down conversation rate. UT picked up yards on early downs to shorten what the Vols had to accomplish on their drives. UT needs another strong performance from Tauren Poole, who is clearly UT's best runner and one of the top tailbacks in the SEC. UT's defense is still then despite the return of cornerback Art Evans and linebacker Herman Lathers. Extended drives for UT could mean more energy for its defense. Georgia has shown it will allow teams to run the football. See Marcus Lattimore's 182 rushing yards against Georgia on Sept. 11.
A.J. Green. He might be the best wide receiver in the country, and he's certainly Georgia's most explosive offensive weapon. Green caught seven passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns last week against Colorado after returning from a four-game suspension. There probably isn't a player in the country who can cover him one-on-one. UT will have to play close attention to Green, who also picked up 40 yards on one rushing attempt last week. Georgia will be without receiver Marlon Brown and possibly Kris Durham, which will put more pressure on Green in the passing game. He looked like a man on a mission last week, and that will likely be the case again this week. UT better beware.
Turnover margin. UT forced four turnovers against LSU last week. Meanwhile, Georgia is minus-1 in turnover margin through five games. The Vols need to win the turnover battle against the Bulldogs this week. It would create better opportunities for UT's offense and close the talent gap that UT deals with because of injuries and depth issues. Georgia will turn the ball over, and it will do it at the most inopportune times. UT wouldn't have been in position to beat LSU if the Tigers had limited their turnovers last week. The same will probably be said this week. It's that important.
Their effort. I'm referring to both teams. How will UT rebound after the tough loss at the end of the game? How will Georgia's effort be now that it's 1-4 and still looking for its first SEC win? Both teams still have plenty to play for - UT for the turnaround of the program and Georgia for the survival of head coach Mark Richt. But will they both realize that? UT can save its season with a win. It would be significant for Derek Dooley in his first season with the Vols, no matter what the record is for Georgia. A win over Georgia would also give UT a good chance of earning a bowl spot, which is the Vols' top goal for the season.
A few more thoughts. Gerald Jones is another week healthier. He was important for UT's passing game last week, and that won't change against Georgia. He makes Matt Simms a better quarterback and UT better on offense.
Jones' return doesn't mean freshman Justin Hunter should be shunned from the offense. He continues to show he's a difference maker for the Vols. That will continue.
Keep an eye on Brandon Boykin, Georgia's top kick returner. He returned three kicks for touchdowns last year and has returned two kicks for more than 70 yards this season. UT can't allow him to break a long one.
Speaking of the earlier turnover conversation, Simms hasn't thrown an interception since the Florida game. He's done a good job of taking care of the football. (If I jinxed him here, I apologize)
Mike Strange has 5 Big Things for UT to beat Georgia.
My prediction: Georgia 24, Tennessee 20.
Remember to stop in during the game to chat while UT takes on Georgia.
Vols hit the road for first time in 2010
It was a difficult month of September for Tennessee, and October won't be any easier.
UT will begin the month by traveling to LSU on Saturday. It's the first road game of the season for a young Vols squad.
UT improved to 2-2 with last week's close win over UAB in double overtime. It will take another hard fought effort if the Vols want to improve to 3-2 on Saturday.
Here's what I'll be watching on Saturday.
UT's running game. It looked good in the first two games. Not so much in the last two weeks. Tauren Poole is UT's leading rusher, but he missed most of last week's game because of a thigh injury. The Vols will need him against LSU. The biggest question is UT's offensive line. Will it be able to protect for Poole, David Oku and Rajion Neal? If not, it probably won't matter who's running the football. UT has been dreadful on third downs this season, and a big reason is the Vols have struggled to gain yardage on first and second down. That has to change, and a strong running game would be a good start.
The Chief's attack. This will be John Chavis' first game against UT since he left the program after the 2008 season. LSU's defensive coordinator is surely motivated to get back at the program that fired him after the successful run he had in Knoxville. The Vols haven't been able to protect quarterback Matt Simms the last two weeks. That trend will likely continue this week, but the UT has to do something to combat it. Four of UT's five offensive linemen will be making their first road start. So will Simms. And so will Poole. That could spell trouble as UT deals with a dominant defense and a crowd ready to pounce on the young Vols.
Jordan Jefferson. LSU's quarterback has not been good. In fact, the junior signalcaller was benched in the fourth quarter against West Virginia last week. The Tigers need him to be better, which has created concern that this could be his "get right game." The Vols hope Jefferson will continue to struggle. UT needs to win the turnover battle against LSU, and Jefferson could help with that. He's thrown for less than 100 yards in the last three games. If UT can slow down Stevan Ridley and LSU's rushing offense, the Vols will have a chance to cause problems for Jefferson. We might see backup quarterback Jarrett Lee again. That probably wouldn't be such a bad thing for UT.
Gerald Jones. The senior wide receiver is back for the first time since he broke a bone in his hand against Tennessee Martin. UT will need Jones, who has played plenty of games on the road in the SEC. Jones drew attention this week by saying LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson is "not Superman." We'll see if that turns out to be true. Who knows how much Jones and Peterson will line up against each other? LSU might see Denarius Moore as the more dangerous receiver to defend, but chances are Peterson and Jones will see each other several times on Saturday. Jones was considered the go-to target for Simms before Jones suffered his injury. Simms will certainly be glad to have Jones back for UT's first road game this year.
Special teams. Daniel Lincoln's return has been important for UT, and it could be key for the Vols against LSU. Fans will be concerned every time UT has to punt, which could be often this week. LSU return man Patrick Peterson is a threat to score every time he touches the ball, which means UT shouldn't even give him a look. The Vols will have a difficult time winning the game if it gives up a score or even a big play to Peterson in the return game. At the same time, UT has to find a way to create a big play of its own in the return game. Gerald Jones, David Oku, Eric Gordon and Justin Hunter have all struggled to break a long return. UT's offense could use some extra help against LSU.
A few more thoughts. UT spent time this week working on its tackling because of poor results last week. The Vols can't afford for that to happen this week against LSU, which has plenty of athletes who can break long runs.
Steven Ridley is a terrific tailback for LSU. He's rushed for 446 yards and three touchdowns in the Tigers' first four games. UT will need to slow down Ridley to put more pressure on Jefferson to make some plays.
Does the name Kelvin Sheppard ring a bell? He's LSU's senior linebacker and the same person who privately committed to UT in 2006 before he ultimately signed with LSU. The Vols could use Sheppard, who will be on an NFL roster next year. Watch for him on Saturday.
Mike Strange has 5 Big Things for UT to beat LSU.
My prediction: LSU 27, Tennessee 11.
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As is the case on most expedition or small ships, Yorktown includes shore excursions in its price. Passengers who decide not to take the provided tours -- which occasionally involve multiple hours on a bus -- don't tend to have options other than staying on the ship (though that may change depending on destination and itinerary). On the hikes, the tour director asked passengers to divide into groups based on fitness level and experience; that being said, the overall activity level seemed lower than you'd expect for an expedition cruise.
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The living room is complete with all leather furniture-55' flat screen HDTV, complete with HD Cable, and also includes a desk for your use. . A fireplace rounds out your relaxation along with a balcony overlooking the golf course. There on the balcony you will also find a propane BBQ for your private use. Wireless internet is also included in your rental.
The unit has a self contained washer and dryer, and we provide all the cleaning supplies, soaps, detergents you will require. There is an overabundance of linens, towels and bedding- also new.
The suite has a gourmet kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops and a great eating bar. We have tried to include everything you will need to start relaxing as soon as you arrive. We stock the unit with, paper supplies, spices, coffee, and basic cooking amenities.
The resort features an outdoor pool and hot tub, which is right next to the fitness facility- all at your disposal while staying with us.
Keywords: Sleeps 6, On Okanagan Golf Club-Nicklaus design 36 holes, near airport, 5 minutes to UBC Okanagan Campus
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair accessible
- children welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only