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Triple Take: Stagg Bowl XLI
37 Comments · Posted by ryantipps in General, Playoffs, Triple Take
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This somehow feels familiar.
After a one-year hiatus of these two teams' season culmination in Salem, we're again getting to see Mount Union and UW-Whitewater duke it out for the Walnut and Bronze. Oh, but what an exciting trip is has been to get to this point, as both of these two teams won by just one point last weekend.
Pat Coleman and Frank Rossi also gave their pregame thoughts (kept it under 10 minutes!):
Pat, Keith and Ryan bring you an expanded Triple Take this week, with a few guest prognosticators. And, of course, not only are we doing scores, but we're also throwing in a bit of analysis. It's been a D3football.com tradition since 1999.
As always, we welcome your remarks and your own picks in the comments section below!
Pat Coleman, D3football.com publisher and executive editor
I came into this week with a specific result in mind. Whether I could find enough points to make it happen, though, I wasn't quite sure. Eventually I end up with about the prediction I'd like. Could I see UW-Whitewater scoring enough points on offense to justify the "just barely more than one score" prediction that was on my mind. Mount Union should score enough points to keep this game close and UW-Whitewater needs to really avoid the early-game issues they've had the past two weeks. If so, I think the Whitewater defense outperforms the Mount Union offense.
UW-Whitewater 30, Mount Union 21
Keith McMillan, D3football.com managing editor and Around the Nation columnist
I usually try to watch as much of both teams as I can and give a serious pick based on expected on-field factors. But I have a couple of problems this year. While I've seen all or part of five Mount Union games, I haven't seen enough UW-Whitewater to comfortably form a really good opinion. (I do plan to watch the Thursday 3 p.m. ESPNU re-air of the UMHB semifinal on DVR before game time, so I'll be sharp for our annual Web cast). My second problem is that UW-W fans have specifically requested that I pick against them as I have the past two weeks, when they've beaten the No. 2 and No. 3 teams in our poll to advance; Now they're facing No. 1. So, because I really have no idea who'll win Round 8 (Isn't that the way it should be?) and because it will make both sides happy, even our picks at 3-3 and the series at 4-4, I'll take the Purple Raiders. (I'm not as terrible at this as I thought; I've picked the past five Stagg Bowl winners correctly in Triple Take, including UW-W in '09, '10 and '11). I just mentioned myself 10 — make that 11 — times and haven't mentioned a single player. Yuck. Anyway, it's scary to think what it means for the rest of D-III if Mount Union replaces 17 starters and its legendary coach and still wins the Stagg Bowl, but they've got Kevin Burke, taking his place alongside the great D-III quarterbacks, playmakers around him (look for a big play from Luc Meacham) and a defense that can be gashed but is opportunistic as well. The Warhawks' front seven will cause problems for the Purple Raiders' O-line, but in the fourth-quarter play that defines the game, I can't envision Burke failing. You had your chances, D-III sub-elite class. Here goes nothin'. Mount Union 21, UW-Whitewater 20.
Ryan Tipps, D3football.com senior editor and former Mid-Atlantic columnist
Year after year when these teams meet, winning seems to wind up being about defense — and most signs point to the Warhawks ultimately being more dominant than the Purple Raiders on that side of the ball. The scores and the stars through the regular and postseasons have shown us a team that can hold the likes of UW-Platteville, Franklin, Linfield and Mary Hardin-Baylor each to 17 points or less. (For comparison, UMHB's worst game before last week was a 34-point offensive effort in Week 2.) I have no doubt that Burke and his UMU compatriots will push UW-W to the absolute limit, and Whitewater could get into trouble if Mount's passing game really takes off (remember 2008?). But Whitewater has beaten the pass, as well as beaten the run, this season, and they've made me a believer in the process. Mount Union started the season No. 1 on my ballot and has lived there sporadically since. Since September, I've chosen four teams to spend time in the top spot, and Whitewater has beaten two of them in the postseason. Because they've done that, there's little reason to think they couldn't do it a third time. UW-Whitewater 21, Mount Union 17
Adam Turer, Around the Mid-Atlantic columnist
This is as much a matchup of weaknesses as it is strengths. Casual fans may think this is just another Purple Power coronation, but each of these teams has been exposed, probably moreso than in any other season during this eight-game, nine-year series. The Warhawks have struggled to score early. Falling behind to Mount Union is not a recipe for success. The Purple Raiders have been vulnerable in the secondary, allowing 99 points in the past two games. Matt Behrendt should be salivating. Who do you believe in more: Cole Klotz and the Whitewater defense, or Burke and the Mount Union offense? The past two Stagg Bowls have been defensive struggles. That trend ends this year. Burke and the Purple Raiders will get their points. I expect the Warhawks to try and keep Burke & Co. on the sideline, which means Jordan Ratliffe will be counted on to grind out yards on the ground. This game will hinge on third down — can the Purple Raiders defense get off the field and get the ball back in the hands of the nation's second-most prolific offense? Mount Union safety Alex Kocheff had the game of his freshman season in last year's Stagg Bowl. Now, the sophomore starter will need to lead the defense to a bounce-back performance after it was humbled over the past seven quarters. Whitewater has a great defense, but I don't think the Warhawks have the offense to keep up with the Purple Raiders. Burke will win his third championship in the past four years and the Purple Raiders will be dynastic once more. Mount Union 38, UW-Whitewater 24
Frank Rossi, D3football.com broadcaster
Anyone who saw the playoff games of these two knows there's great balance between opposite sides of the ball for these teams. The Mount Union offense looks unstoppable at times, while the UW-Whitewater defense becomes stifling as games wear on. Because of this, we'll see overtime, or perhaps two, with Burke making a believer out of everyone who doubts the Mount Union mantra, "The guy just wins." Watch the two-point conversion from last weekend for more information. Mount Union 37, UW-Whitewater 31 (2 OT)
Josh Smith, Around the West columnist
It's the No. 1 offense versus the No. 1 defense. The adage is "defense wins championships," but not every defense plays against Mount Union. The job Burke has done leading this brand new cast of players on offense is incredible, and the Purple Raiders' ability to score points when the game is the line has truly impressive. But the UW-Whitewater defense is stingy. Thanks to their ability to adjust on the fly, the defense has been able to shut teams down in the second half, giving Behrendt and company opportunities to put points on the board. I don't anticipate a shootout, which leads me to think the "defensive" team has the edge over the "offensive" team. A key turnover is likely to shift the game in one direction or another, and the Warhawks seem to come up with big stops when they are needed. UW-Whitewater 20, Mount Union 17
Triple Take: One more step until Salem
38 Comments · Posted by ryantipps in General, Playoffs, Triple Take
The UW-Whitewater defense is ready to go. Who else?
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Three of the teams playing this weekend – Mount Union, Mary Hardin-Baylor and UW-Whitewater – are Division III's consensus elite teams of the past decade, all having played in Salem for a national championship in that span. The fourth – North Central – is a fast-moving thrill ride that has every reason to be playing along next to those powers (and the Cardinals would be the only ones of the bunch who wouldn't bring the purple-clad fanbase that Division III's championship city has gotten so used to seeing).
Pat, Keith and Ryan again bring you predictions and commentary in this penultimate weekend of the season, and we welcome your score predictions in the comments section below. Or you can reach out to us on Twitter at @d3football.com, @D3Keith or @NewsTipps.
For more info on the 32-team race to Salem, including the brackets, info on each team and feature stories, check our playoffs home page.
Ryan's take: I would have loved to have been listening in on the Mount Union locker room after last week's narrow escape from Wesley's rally – because being there might be the most telling piece of what kind of Purple Raiders team this is. I'm sure there was excitement, along with some relief. But is there now some doubt? Some shaken confidence? If there was, it will have been coach Vince Kehres' task this week to firm up the mental foundation to get his team ready for the national semifinals. The matchups don't get easier moving forward, no matter who advances. North Central is a total package team, from offense, defense, turnovers, red zone efforts. And they've surely proven capable each week of the postseason, being able to hang big numbers on big opposition. Mount Union is Mount Union, and, in the locker room after last week's game, perhaps what they really thought was how much they relished the thrill of a successful hunt. North Central 38, Mount Union 27
Keith's take: Truth be told, part of me is ready to see some new faces in Salem; North Central vs. UMHB would be different than the annual purple power Holiday party. On the other hand, the safe pick this time of year is always Mount Union. So, careful to make this pick about this year's football teams, and not about my head or my heart, I set out to consume as much info as time would allow, including video of both quarterfinal wins. What I found were two teams with very smart quarterbacks, an array of playmakers, and opportunistic defenses. UMU and NCC are similar, yet very different from UW-W and UMHB, who are like one another. Some of the advantage each offense usually has will be negated by the fact that they run a lot of the same read-option based plays, bubble screens, etc. That means each defense has seen plenty of the looks it will see Saturday. I don't get the sense that this North Central team will crumble under the weight of the moment, and Coach John Thorne is preaching the formula to win in Alliance: Limit turnovers and big plays (no easy scores) and make Mount Union work for their points. But the Purple Raiders also trot out the offense that put up 42 on a John Carroll defense that had allowed 33 in its first nine games, and exploded in last week's 62-59 win. In all that I watched, the one thing I don't see is how North Central is going to get pressure on UMU QB Kevin Burke. If they resort to exotic blitzes, he'll see where they are coming from, and UMU will put up its points. Mount Union 41, North Central 31.
Pat's take: All of the anecdotal evidence points at a struggle for the team coming in to play Mount Union for the first time. Those coming to see the Purple Raiders on their home turf for the first time in program history fare poorly. (Except UMHB. I see you, yes.) But it's not the anecdotal evidence that leads me to pick the defending champs here. It's the X's and O's. No, wait not that. The other one. I am not convinced that North Central has the the deep threats that Wesley did. Peter Sorenson is a big target but not Steve Kodossou. Is Chad O'Kane enough to do that? Probably not. Even with a better quarterback, just not sure how North Central is going to score quickly. Can they score points? Sure. But against an opponent that won't allow much of a running game, not sure throwing underneath gets the job done. Mount Union 38, North Central 30.
Ryan's take: Lining up against each other is the team I picked to win the Stagg Bowl in the preseason (UMHB) with a team that I wasn't even sure would make the postseason (UWW). What makes this pair unique – and was already touched on by Keith in the ATN Podcast – is that neither team is being driven by an overwhelming superstar, the kind of which we've seen often from both squads in past years. Now, they both rely on team efforts to do what they do best: for the Cru, that's put (lots of) points on the board; for Whitewater, it's to stop just that sort of thing from happening. Because of that counterbalance, I love this matchup, and it truly is one that could go either way. I think two major things are going to come out of this game that will inevitably bring the two teams closer together: the Cru will be held to its lowest point total of the season, and UW-W will give up more points than it has to any one team this fall. Where those ends meet is where the game will get particularly thrilling. Mary Hardin-Baylor 28, UW-Whitewater 24
Keith's take: The other game might be powered by offense, and star players under center, but this one matches the two best defenses left playing, with the most size and speed. Try in the early going to watch the battle along the line of scrimmage instead of following the ball; that'll tell you more about which way the game is headed. Are the Cru defensive linemen too fast off the ball for UW-W, or is the Warhawks' zone blocking using the Cru's penchant for penetration against them and creating running lanes? UMHB has made its way by shutting down opposing running attacks (83 carries for 145 yards, 1.7 per carry, in the past two playoff games), but UW-W is a different level. Similarly, UW-W's D has had its way with teams all season; Linfield got up big in the first half last week, but gained just over 90 yards in the second half while the Warhawks had seven of their eight sacks. Watch for the halftime adjustments from UW-W. Also, three UMHB players had a hand in TDs from the QB position last week (Marcus Wimby is technically listed as a WR), and while you can see why UMHB loves Zach Anderson — he has size, speed and an ability to improvise — watch to see if Brian Gallagher or Wimby get snaps. In the end, I expect a defense-controlled game to open up late. Mary Hardin-Baylor 27, UW-Whitewater 24.
Pat's take: I said at the beginning of the playoffs that UMHB was going to be tough to beat at home. It's hard for me to go against that now, even though I think UWW comes into Belton in a little better shape of the two teams. UMHB's offense is a bit unsettled, without the dominant running back it's had in the past or the stellar quarterback it had the past two years. And the defense might be missing Silvio Diaz Saturday, from what I've heard. Enough to make the entire difference? No. I still like UMHB enough at home. UW-Whitewater hasn't allowed 21 points all year, but it hasn't gone to Mary Hardin-Baylor yet either. Mary Hardin-Baylor 21, UW-Whitewater 20.
Mary Hardin-Baylor · Mount Union · North Central · UW-Whitewater
Triple Take: Forecasting Round 3
55 Comments · Posted by ryantipps in General, Playoffs, Triple Take
Field covered, yes, but also bitterly cold. Saturday's forecasted high in the Twin Cities is zero degrees.
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Because we're down to just four games, Pat, Keith and Ryan are doing more than just predicting the winners and the scores – they're also offering a deeper look at their thought processes and why they're making the picks they're making.
Take a peek at the picks and the write-ups below, and then please take a moment and leave your own score predictions in the comments below. Or you can reach out to us on Twitter at @d3football.com, @D3Keith or @NewsTipps.
For more info on the 32-team race to Salem, including the brackets, info on each team and feature stories, check our playoffs home page.
Ryan's take: Mount Union 33, Wesley 20. Even in Wesley's strongest years, Mount has bested the Wolverines on the football field. I was, admittedly, shaky on the caliber of this Wesley team going into the postseason, and while I've also had some questions about the Purple Raiders, they haven't been as significant as those about Wesley. To keep it close, the Wolverines are going to have to do something they haven't really done yet in the playoffs: find success with BOTH the run game and the passing game. A team can't be one-dimensional taking the field against the Purple Raiders, which ratchets up the pressure on quarterback Joe Callahan and the running backs. They'll be facing Mount Union's defense, which is younger than normal but clearly potent and eager to replicate past success.
Keith's take: Mount Union 35, Wesley 21. In a departure from the regular season, I'll be the concise one. Neither of these teams would beat the great Purple Raider or Wolverine teams that clashed previously, but that's irrelevant on Saturday. Wesley's got the intangibles and should be able to play loose, but QB Kevin Burke has a O-line that should keep him mostly clean against the Wolverines relentless rush. Meantime, DL Tom Lally was a problem for Wittenberg and could be for Wesley as well.
Pat's take: Mount Union 45, Wesley 21. Just last week, it seems, Mount Union is beginning to come into its own. Wesley has been up and down … or perhaps really far up and just plain up, this year, but I don't get the impression they are peaking at the right time, while Mount Union is. Jamar Baynard won't have nearly the amount of room to run this week as he did against Ithaca and the young Wesley offensive line will struggle. The way Wesley has used Jeremiah Howe the past couple of weeks gives some reason for optimism that Wesley could put a few points on the board, at least early, but Mount Union is too versatile on offense now to be slowed.
Ryan's take: North Central 45, Bethel 14. These two teams have combined for 219 points in the first two rounds, meaning they have averaged nearly 55 points a game. They have been scoring machines, and they were able to put up the numbers against some good competition. This should be the year that the Cardinals break into the national semifinals, something they've been predicted to do in recent years before falling just short. And I would have made that pick no matter the status of Bethel's quarterback (though my score prediction would have changed).
Keith's take: North Central 34, Bethel 28. For me, this is a departure from the final ballot I cast for the top 25 and the Surprises and Disappointments column. The quarterback issue for Bethel is one thing, but I also think NCC's offensive run-pass balance and tempo will make it tough to keep off the scoreboard. I've fallen into the Cardinals-are-going-to-the-semifinals trap before, but this time they seem plenty tested along the way. I expect this to rival Linfield-UWW as the game of the day.
Pat's take: North Central 27, Bethel 20. North Central is going to push the tempo on Bethel. I expect Bethel will be able to handle it well enough, however, and I expected the conditions to slow things down, especially the run game. That won't keep North Central off the board, though. Now, on the opposite side, I have some confidence in Tom Keefe running the offense if Erik Peterson can't go. I don't know that that will be enough to get the job done, and if everyone can run their routes and catch passes in the zero-degree temperatures expected Saturday in the Twin Cities. Both teams are going to leave some point on the field (including a PAT in my score projection). I did not project any runbacks of blocked PATs, however, regardless of how many points they count for this week.
Ryan's take: Linfield 21, UW-Whitewater 13. I imagine that some people's confidence in Linfield was shaken after trailing as much as 21-3 in the second quarter against Hampden-Sydney last week. But a strange thing came over me. As close as I had been over the years to the H-SC program and as happy as I am to see the Tigers having postseason success, the first thought that came over me was: "That lead isn't big enough to protect." We've seen this year how Linfield can pour it on after the break -– like against Pacific or Pacific Lutheran in the regular season. When it's needed, it happens. And that's my takeaway from Linfield, a team that finds a way to make its own success. Their opponent, UW-Whitewater, is a team that has impressed me –- and won me over in many ways. I think this will be a game dominated by defenses (Linfield had six defenders that were first-team All-NWC and 11 total on the All-Conference team; Whitewater had five first-teamers and 10 total). The team that is able to find some offense or have a breakout play or two will win this matchup.
Keith's take: Linfield 17, UW-Whitewater 14. I struggled with this one. Linfield was loaded to start the year, but at some point injuries might catch up with them. Both teams have had half-game lapses in the playoffs but have been otherwise outstanding. It's expected to be between 12 and 18 degrees in Whitewater on Saturday, and The Perk is one of the true home-field advantages in D-III. Still, I think Linfield is due to catch a break in a huge game. QB Matt Behrendt has a 32-to-1 TD-to-INT ratio, and the Warhawks have only six lost fumbles all year, but Linfield has 20 interceptions and 32 takeaways in 11 games. If they stay on average, three turnovers a game, they can squeak out a road win in the best game of the playoffs.
Pat's take: Linfield 17, UW-Whitewater 15. I have some concerns about UW-Whitewater putting enough points on the board. Heck, I have some concerns about Linfield doing so. I'm torn between wondering if the Whitewater defense can hold Linfield to fewer points than Hampden-Sydney did and wondering if Josh Yoder got the interceptions out of his system. This is the big toss-up of the field, and I'm sticking with the pick I made at the beginning of the playoffs.
Ryan's take: Mary Hardin-Baylor 31, St. John Fisher 13. All season, Fisher has been able to beat good and great teams that it's encountered. But UMHB is different; it's elite. Defensively intimidating; offensively unslowable. The Louisiana College game aside, the Crusaders have destroyed their opposition this fall. And they've held both playoff opponents to single digits on the scoreboard. Fisher has had a great run, beating a Top 10 team and surprising me and countless others with that performance. The team is a testament to the value of bringing two-loss teams into the Pool C fold, and that commands respect. But this will be Mary Hardin-Baylor's game.
Keith's take: Mary Hardin-Baylor 40, St. John Fisher 10. There comes a point in every great D-III season where grit will only get you so far. The Cardinals have reached that point, and their opponent is one regarded by some as the best team in the tournament. Wind and freezing rain is expected in Belton, but instead of favoring the team from upstate New York, it helps UMHB. Behind QB Tyler Fenti, SJFC has thrown the ball well. That might be their best option, even in bad weather, as the Cru (63 y/g, four rush TDs allowed all season) is built to stop the run. Six defenders have double-digit tackles for losses, and and Fisher only averages 3.6 yards per carry this season — 4.4 by top back Cody Miller — anyway. Meantime, Cru RB Elijah Hudson, who has missed three games this season, appeared at full strength last week, with 23 carries for 136 yards against Rowan.
Pat's take: Mary Hardin-Baylor 38, St. John Fisher 14. This is where the road ends. Again, it's been a good run for St. John Fisher, but this is likely the end of the line. One thing that I worry about for UMHB, though, is that I feel like a good part of the Cru's home success this year has been part of the momentum from the home crowd, and 2,500 fans are not as big a boost as, say, 9,300 or even 5,000. Playoff crowds are just smaller — they always are. But that's not going to have an impact this week, and I don't think UMHB will have to leave the Cruthedral until the Stagg Bowl, should they advance that far.
Bethel · Linfield · Mary Hardin-Baylor · Mount Union · North Central · St. John Fisher · UW-Whitewater · Wesley


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And no I do not mean the Denver coach. Rather the broadcasting station. According to the the506.com we get the only 3 man team for the game which is great. I mean I love seeing those 3. And Kenny is a good play by play man. But if you give us the A crew I would think they would try to put us in the markets that would make sense. First off take a look at the map. I will continue my rant after the jump.
First off NY is blocked so the largest broadcast area is not going to see us. Then Fox decides Philly and Washington should get the #2 broadcast area, LA. I mean who does the selection for these areas. Its plain dumb.
Next is Chicago at #3, well they go Green Bay which I understand.
#4 is Philly which has a game against Washington, again no issue there.
#5 is Dallas which is carrying the Philly/Washington game so it makes some sense but I could see them wanting better ratings they go for Detroit IMHO.
#6 is San Fransico/San Jose which is of course going Detroit
#7 is Boston and is carrying the Philly game
#8 is Washington DC so no suprise there
#9 is Atlanta and no suprise they are carrying Atlanta vs Carolina
#10 is Houston and they are carrying Philly vs Washington.
Now when you have only 4 games @1pm for FOX and they are Detroit 5-0 vs San Fransisco 4-1, Green Bay 5-0 vs St Louis 0-4, Washington 3-1 vs Philadelphia 1-4, and Atlanta 2-3 vs Carolina 1-4 there just are not that many sexy games. Green Bay is gonna kill St Louis even the line is at -15 for Green Bay. Washington and Philly is a good east coast game but frankly Philly stinks and are Washington is getting no respect but the early line is showing a dead tie. Next up is Atlanta and Carolina which is southern state delight but frankly Atlanta is getting the early edge with a 4 point odds which is the same Detroit is getting right now.
Now here is the rest of top 25 markets.
#11 Detroit, take a guess
#12 Seattle has Detroit
#13 Phoenix has Detroit
#14 Tampa - Blocked because of game not sold out
#15 Minneapolis - Green Bay
#16 Miami - Washington-Philly ( I have no idea why)
#17 Denver - Green Bay
#18 Cleveland - Detroit as they should
#19 Orlando - Green Bay again I have no idea why
#20 Sacramento - Detroit as they should
#21 St Louis - Has the Green Bay game should not move away
#22 Portland, Oregon - Detroit as they does the west coast does
#23 Pittsburgh - is blocked per NFL rules for home games in Pittsburgh
#24 Raleigh has the Carolina game no doubt
#25 Charlotte again the Carolina game
So from this list there is 3 areas blocked from seeing fox games. Next Detroit has 7 of the top 25 markets. Green Bay which is hosting a blow out is getting 5 games of which only 2 make sense, Chicago and St Louis. Philly and Washington are getting 7 but 5 of the top 10 areas. In fact I can only figure on only Philly and Washington getting that game IMHO. I mean Boston is a stretch but why not give Detroit an option. Last is Atlanta and Carolina which is getting 3 which makes sense IMHO. The next 25 areas Detroit only gets 5 areas. Green Bay gets 5 areas which only 2 could be moved out. Philly-Washington get 10 more areas which is just crazy IMHO. Of those 10 I think only 2 are safe for them, the rest well could and should go Detroit. Of the 5 remaining, 1 is blocked the rest go to Carolina Atlanta which makes sense IMHO.
Whoops had the wrong record for SF fixed now
Well now they did a few changes, finally hehe. Here is the list, Los Angeles CA; Boston MA; Miami and West Palm Beach FL; Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica and Watertown NY; Hartford CT; Las Vegas NV; Albuquerque NM; Providence RI; all Kentucky; all Nebraska; all Arkansas; all Maine; Erie PA; all Alaska: PHI-WSH to SF-DET
Orlando, Fort Myers and Gainesville FL; all Colorado; Nashville TN; Des Moines IA; all Montana; all Wyoming: STL-GB to SF-DET
Talk about just a couple. So where does this put us for the top 50 areas, lets break it down again.
- New York - still blocked
- LA - its now Det vs SF
- Chicago - still GB
- Philly - still Philly
- Dallas - Philly
- SF/SJ - of course its us
- Boston - its now Det vs SF
- Washington DC - still Philly
- Atlanta - Of course its Atlanta
- Houston - still Philly
- Detroit - still us
- Seattle - still us
- Phoenix - still us
- Tampa - still blocked (not sold out even with NO coming to town at 4pm)
- Minneapolis - still GB
- Miami - now Detroit!
- Denver - now Detroit!
- Cleveland - still Detroit
- Orlando - now Detroit!
- Sacramento - still Detroit
- St Louis - of course its GB
- Portland - still Detroit
- Pittsburgh - still blocked
- Raleigh - still Atlanta
- Charlotte - still Atlanta
- Indianapolis - still Detroit
- Baltimore - still Philly
- San Diego - still Detroit
- Nashville - now Detroit!
- Hartford - now Detroit!
- Kansas City, MO - still GB
- Columbus, OH - still Detroit
- Salt Lake City - still Detroit
- Milwaukee - still GB
- Cincinnati - still Blocked
- San Antonio - still Phily
- Greenville, NC - still Atlanta
- West Palm Beach - Now Detroit!
- Birmingham, AL - still Atlanta
- Las Vegas - now Detroit!
- Harrisburg - still Philly
- Grand Rapids - still Detroit
- Norfolk - still Philly
- Oklahoma City - still GB
- Albuquerque - Now Detroit!
- Greensboro, NC - still Atlanta
- Austin, Tx - still Philly
- Louisville - Now Detroit!
- Memphis - now Atlanta
- Jacksonville - still Atlanta
That gives us 3 of the top 10 metro areas, GB gets one, Philly is still heavy at 4, and Atlanta still at 1 with one being blocked. For the next 15 metro areas we are now at 9, GB has 2, Philly gets zero hehe, and Atlanta has 2 but two are blocked. For the final 25 Detroit gets 11 areas, GB gets 3, Philly gets 5, and Atlanta gets 5 with only one area blocked. That gives Detroit a total of 23 of the top 50, GB has 6, Philly gets 9, and Atlanta gets 9 with a total of 3 areas blocked, 2 because of AFC games on CBS and one because people don't like football in Tampa.
So the change now is Detroit gets 11 more areas, GB losses four of their areas, Philly losses 8 areas yeah that is more like it, and Atlanta is gaining 2 areas. Not a bad mix to be honest. I still think it would better if Philly losses Texas to us as that would give us 4 more areas and if my brother could get Oklahoma to switch we be up to a total of 28 areas in the top 50. BTW there is a total of 210 media market areas served by FOX. So with us getting almost half of the top 50 I have the feeling that our game could be the one they switch to if there is a blow out in the 2nd half in the other games.


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Ribble Valley mother to run London Marathon for friend's daughter
3:37pm Thursday 6th February 2014 in News
A MOTHER-of-four will pound the streets of London after her friend's daughter was born unable to swallow.
Laura Singleton, 31, is aiming to complete the London Marathon in April to raise money for TOFS, a charity which supports people with the problem.
Billington resident Laura has been in training for several months and is aiming to raise £1,500 for the charity after being inspired by her friend Kay Leech and her five-year-old daughter Harriet, from Mellor.
Harriet was born with tracheoesophageal fistula and oesophageal atresia which means her oesophagus and trachea are attached, and the oesophagus is not correctly connected to the stomach.
She has undergone surgery but still has difficulties with feeding.
Laura has organised two fundraising events to add to the £442 she has raised so far, including an 80-hour fancy dress spinning marathon by gym, sports and beauty staff at Oakhill Academy in Whalley, running until Sunday.
She is also planning a family fun day at the De Lacy pub in Whalley on February 23.
She said: "Not too long ago I never thought I would be able to run to the end of the street, let alone take on a marathon.
"My target is £1,500 and I have been so inspired by my friend's story and what her family have been through.
"It's an amazing charity to support and has a real personal edge."
Diane Stephens, TOFS office manager, said: "We are delighted that Laura is running for TOFS."
"We are a non-government funded charity that supports the families of children and adults born unable to swallow because they have been affected by Tracheoesophageal Fistula and/or Oesophageal Atresia.
"It affects around one in 3,500 births and babies need prompt surgery.
"Though the conditions are usually repairable, patients may often suffer from respiratory and feeding problems all through childhood."
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The familiar, aching, ringing silence of a sharp blow to the head. Lestrade blinks his eyes open, his lids moving sluggishly. He tries to raise his hands to his head, to check for blood, but he can't.
I've been paralysed, he thinks. He tries to moves his legs. Nothing.
He realises he is sitting, and thinks that it's an odd position for him to have been injured in. Car crash, maybe? He strains his ears, listening for the approaching wail of sirens, the hiss of damaged engines, the shouts of people.
Still silence.
After a few moments, the silence resolves itself. It becomes diluted with gentle sounds. The rustle of fabric and the gentle tap of footsteps cut through with the sound of a child crying.
It is the crying child that catches his attention. He forces his head up, struggles to keep his eyes open. Somewhere, a child is hurt. And it sounds like his child. It sounds like Adam.
His eyes play tricks just like his ears did. For a while, everything is blurry, darker at the edges. He does not know if he is in darkness, or if he is going blind. He does not know which scares him more. Seconds that could be minutes or even hours pass, and figures swim into view. Seated figure in dark clothes. Man in suit, with the glint of a diamond tie pin. Standing figure in dark clothes, gun in hand, pressed against the neck of a child.
Lestrade doesn't realise it is his child until the boy speaks.
"Daddy," he whimpers, and Lestrade's world falls apart. His mind does not clear as such, but focuses on one thing: get to Adam. Help Adam. He tries to push himself to his feet, finally comprehends that he is not paralysed, but restrained. He fights against his fetters, shoulders wrenching and restraints biting fiercely into his wrists and his ankles. The chair he sits in shrieks jarringly against a concrete floor, but he cannot break free.
He struggles and struggles until the pain in his joints is unbearable, and then he struggles some more. Because that's his son. That's his child. Eventually, a soft laugh distracts him.
"There's a voicemail on your phone, you know," comes a voice. Teasingly familiar, lightly mocking, a childish, sing-song voice that only serves to increase Lestrade's fear. "Actually, there's several. All from your wife. Hysterical, crying. Begging you to find her son. Your son." Lestrade belatedly identifies the speaker as the suited the man. He stares. Perhaps he should shout, or cry, or scream, but all he can do is stare. Keep breathing. Will the nightmare to leave him. Why can he only stare?
"It's been a long time since you heard her beg, hasn't it, Inspector? You were always the one who begged. Pleaded. On your knees, like you were praying." The man's voice descends from its mocking tone and becomes a hiss, words spat out at Lestrade like bullets.
Still he stares, and wishes he could do something.
The man gazes steadily at him, a smirk on his face. He does not look like a monster. Greg Lestrade knows, from many years of experience that he often wishes he didn't have, that this does not mean he isn't one. A man's face can hide all sorts of evils. But no matter how genial his features and friendly his words, his eyes will show something in their hidden murk. This man's eyes are cold, and calculating, and mostly empty, devoid of humanity. They are the scariest thing that Lestrade has ever seen. Like looking in the mirror for the devil and finding him staring back.
Lestrade turns his head away, unable to face those eyes. His eyes fall on the coat of the seated figure, and his stomach swoops low.
"No," he whispers, "God, no." It is familiar, that coat. The heavy dark wool, the high collar still turned up despite the situation.
Sherlock is tied, much as he his, breathing shallow and a line of blood painting a violent path down his pale face. His eyes – clear and bright and as vulnerable as the day they'd met – are fixed in his direction. One pupil is blown, huge and round, and Lestrade guesses that he's concussed. He strains once more, pulling his wrists apart desperately, not stopping even when he feels sharp plastic part his skin, the warm slickness of his own blood running down his fingers.
"Well then, Detective Inspector," says the man, pulling Lestrade's rank out in a long, slow drawl, "today we have a game of choices." He saunters closer to Adam, lifts his chin with a finger. "The boy you raised from birth," he asks, then drops Adam's chin and glances over at Sherlock. "Or the boy you raised from the sewer?" Lestrade struggles with the words falling upon his ears, rejects them entirely, shakes his head as though trying to force them away.
"Which son do you choose?" asks the man, hands in pockets and a smile on his face. Lestrade pulls his wrists again, twists and bucks like a startled horse, heedless of the pain and the blood and the noise.
"Stop it," he demands, "Stop it!"
The man chuckles once more.
"Their lives are in your hands, you know. All you have to do is choose. Say a name. I've only got one bullet." Tears of frustration and terror and panic are welling up in Lestrade's eyes, and he's powerless to stop them falling.
"Please, Jesus Christ. Just let them go, just – what do you want from me?" He turns once more, focuses on his son, whose terror is plain. His head is turned, shrinking as far as he possibly can from the cold metal of the barrel pressed against his neck. He's still crying.
"It's going to be okay, Adam," he chokes out, his voice betraying him with trembling doubts. "You're alright. You're going to be alright." The man ruffles his hand through Adam's blonde hair, almost affectionately. Lestrade feels sick.
"Daddy's always right, eh Adam?" he says, although his eyes never leave Lestrade's face. His hand falls from Adam's head, and he takes a few steps forward. Casually, as though at a party.
"It's a simple game, Detective. I know you can't be a stupid man, not at your rank. Then again, you've always had help…" The man looks pointedly at Sherlock, who doesn't respond. Lestrade tears his eyes from his son, glances at Sherlock. His gaze is still fixed. Lestrade can't tell whether Sherlock is staring at him or through him, whether he's lucid. Sitting in the chair is not the man he knows now. It's the man who used to wander the streets in the rain, shaking, standing at the police tape and mumbling, always mumbling, pupils wide and skin clammy. The man he saved.
"Still, time is ticking onwards and there's a bullet waiting. One, or the other. Your choice. Just say a name." Lestrade opens his mouth, closes it again. He finds he can't swallow because his throat is too try, and he can't breathe because the air is suddenly heavy.
"No," he murmurs. "No." The man shrugs, half-heartedly.
"Thought you might say that. So let's have a new rule. Next time you say no, both of them die." He's grinning.
"Why?" Lestrade manages to grind out. "Why are you doing this?" The man frowns, then tuts. He shakes his head as though disappointed.
"Boring question, Detective. Boring answer. Because. Why not?" Lestrade's head drops, and suddenly all he can hear are his son's sobs and the roar of blood in his ears and the gentle tap of the blood running off his fingers and dripping onto the floor and how did he ever think this room was quiet? It's a cacophony of sound and he can't bear it but there's nowhere to go, nowhere to hide.
"Come now, Detective. A choice must be made. Tick. Tock. Tick. Tock." Lestrade looks up, into the eyes of his son.
For his birthday, he'd asked for a badge.
"I want to be like Daddy," he'd said. "I want to do what Daddy does."
He looks at Sherlock, meets the unfocused gaze of the man who was a son to him in all but blood.
At his worst, he'd held Lestrade's badge, tightly like a talisman.
"I want people to listen to me," he'd said, as he'd shaken feverishly, struggling to live without the drugs. "I can help. I want to do what you do."
The man is still speaking, counting down and cajoling and teasing and really, Lestrade doesn't know who he's trying to break here. Or if he even cares.
"Me," he murmurs, eventually.
Silence returns, crystallises sharply in the air.
"Neither of them. God, let them go. Just take me instead," he says, his voice quiet. He hears his son cry out, start sobbing with renewed vigour. From the corner of his eye, he sees Sherlock move – a tiny movement that might have been a shake of the head. He can't look at either of them anymore.
The man raises an eyebrow, then shrugs a shoulder.
"How very predictable." He removes a hand from a pocket, gestures at someone behind Lestrade. "The selfish choice, if you ask me, forcing two sons to watch their father die, but -" time seems to slow.
Lestrade has always been perfectly willing to give his life for either of them. His son, the boy he read to at bed time and taught to play football and carried on his shoulders. His son in all but blood, the man he saved from the gutters of London and who has saved so many lives himself.
He never thought the situation would call for it literally.
He feels the muzzle of a gun against the back of his head, knows he has mere seconds before the trigger is pulled. Not enough time to say goodbye. Enough time for a glance. Only one. It's not a conscious choice. His eyes are full of apology, of regret, of love as they focus on the eyes staring back at him.
The bullet is quiet.
Sherlock looks on, silent, helpless, as his father's face folds open like a flowering rose the colour of scarlet blood.
Adam is screaming, crying, struggling.
Would it have been worse, a part of Sherlock wonders somewhere in his mind, if his father had looked back?
He had not chosen which son would die. But he had still chosen a son.
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Tokyo. Japan's capital and home to roughly 12,790,000 people, making it the world's most populous metropolis.
Running through this great city is one of the world's most extensive urban rail networks, composed of surface trains and subways that carry some 40 million passengers daily. Cheap, safe and efficient, trains are undoubtedly the most convenient form of transportation in this concrete labyrinth—if you know how and when to use them.
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The following is an excerpt from the Wilmington Police log from Monday, October 15 to Tuesday, October 16.
Monday, October 15
12:07 p.m.: A caller reported a tall male party walked around the Citizens Bank parking lot when he arrived at the bank. The man was still there when the caller left the bank, and he believed the person was suspicious. Police were unable to locate the party.
12:16 p.m.: Police followed up on a call reporting that a resident on Muse Ave. has chickens that are loose all the time and they do not have food or water. The Animal Control Officer left notice for the resident to contact her.
1:55 p.m.: An employee at Walgreens on Main Street reported they stopped a female party trying to take energy bars and she is in the front office. Officers reported that the party made a purchase and put unpaid items in her bag. Management caught her and retrieved the items, and requested a no trespass order that was served in hand.
2:53 p.m.: On Route 38, a caller reported that she was walking and found a syringe on the ground a few feet before the "Entering Tewksbury" sign.
3:15 p.m.: A caller on Shawsheen Ave. reported that he had a 150 pound pumpkin in the front corner of his yard that was cut up.
5:37 p.m.: Police received a call that a group of about 15 youths at the Shawsheen School park threatened her nine-year-old son and his friend. The children said the group cursed at them and threatened to harm them. Officers spoke with the caller and children involved, who were unable to identify the particular youths making the threats. The group was advised of their expected behavior.
8:55 p.m.: Callers on Shawsheen Ave. reported there was a man sleeping on the side of the road in his car, and the caller was unsure if the man needed medical attention. The caller reported the party woke up and said he was waiting for AAA. The vehicle was towed to the driver's home, and Keegan S. Farnham, 20, of 83 Nichols Street in Wilmington, was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
Tuesday, October 16
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Speaking with the Port Arthur News, Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles said he's ready to be the featured back. A role he's seeked since his breakout freshman season at the University of Texas. The man standing in his way is Larry Johnson, whose proven he can be 'the guy' on the NFL level.
"I like Larry," Jamaal said. "We are friends in the locker room. And I'm going to be a good teammate, but I plan to take it from him. I think my coaches realize they need me. They are going to have to give me that chance. I have fresher legs and our offense plays to my advantage. I think they are going to use me a lot like Marshall Faulk."
Charles is working out and trying to gain weight, which is interesting because the rest of the Chiefs have been busy losing 300+ pounds over the offseason. Sitting at 207 pounds, Charles is looking to go up. But not by much.
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Charles has coveted the starting role since his freshman season at Texas. He's never been the lone featured back with coaches Mack Brown at Texas and Herm Edwards in Kansas City pointing to his size and perceived fumbling issues as roadblocks. Coach Haley sees things differently.
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Facing claims that it used illegally harvested wood in its products, the Gibson Guitar Corp. settled a Justice Department investigation for $350,000, the agency announced in a press release Monday.
Besides the payment, Gibson agreed to set up a compliance program to prevent future use of illegally harvested materials, the Hill's Floor Action Blog reported. In exchange, the government will not prosecute the company under the Lacey Act. The 2008 law amended the Endangered Species Act to include criminal penalties for the importing or using illegally harvested plant materials.
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This documentary brings LA Marzulli, a favorite on the wildly popular Coast to Coast AM, into a realistic discussion on UFOs, entities, and the actual facts that are surrounding them. Dr. LA Marzulli is a leading expert in the field and author of several books on the topic including the most recent Alien Interviews. Marzulli looks at the current manifestations of UFO activity worldwide and relates these experiences to what ancient texts say about them, as well as current scientific hypothesis.
There is no doubt that UFOs are here and not going away. What does this mean? What are interdimensional beings? What are Orbs and why are all these things happening now? What is the difference between Orbs and Craft? Are implants real? Has humanity finally become enlightened enough to accept new life forms? The film also continues with an in depth interview with Dr. Roger Leir at his offices. Dr. Leir is known worldwide for his surgical removal and scientific testing of alien implants.
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I've known we're not alone for several years. i do believe people have been abducted by these other life forms. I'm not afraid of them just yet. I've seen an object coming toward my daughted and I ONCE. she ran, I stayed outside and watched it. It made a fast exit with NO sound. I saw 3 orbs one night leaving a patients home. They were outside at the door. I was in awe as i'd been on my spiritual path about 2 years. They come in the car with me and rode with me about a mile and vanished. At that time I had no idea what they were and had never even heard of an orb. I've got pictures I've taken of orbs since. I can't see them when taking the photos but they're there. Anyone can capture them day or night on an unexspensive camera. The internet web says it's rare to see them with the naked eye. I've never seen one again. I'd say orbs are spirits but I'm not sure because they all are perfectly round shaped. ???? As for these beings Why do they communicate with only government personel/ Why not one or some of us? That's a bit scary to me. Thanks for the great video Love to you and yours
I absolutely agree with you, heavenlywindwalker. Orbs are spirits. i have photo
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These cookie candles are part of my efforts to make the world edible (and inspired by some looming birthdays.) Use them on top of cakes or just as is…
You will need:
Pepperidge Farm pirouette cookies (O' Pepperidge Farm, is there nothing you can't do?)
orange candy writer
yellow candy writer
wax paper
sugar cookie dough
bag of white and any color frosting with a 4 tip (or just use a store-bought tube)
1 1/2 inch circle cookie cutter
5/8 inch circle fondant cutter
toothpicks (optional)
Step One: Melt your candy writers
Place writers in hot water (not boiling) for several minutes, turning and kneading frequently. You may need to keep replacing the hot water to fully melt the candy. You may also need to keep putting the writers back in the water sporadically while you use them if they start to clog.
Step Two: Make your flames
On a wax paper-lined tray, make flame shapes with the orange candy writer. Let set about 1 minute. Fill with the yellow candy writer. Let set a couple hours until firm.
Step Three: Make your cookie candle holders
Roll your cookie dough thickly, about 1/4 inch. Cut circles with the 1 1/2 inch cutter. Cut smaller circles in the center with the 5/8 inch fondant circle cutter. Pirouettes are about 1/2 inch diameter, so the circle should be only slightly bigger. this should work well as long as you use a good dough that doesn't spread. Bake circle cookies. (I also baked the cut out pieces, I figured why not?) When cool, decorate with frosting.
Step Four: Assemble your candles
Carefully place pirouette cookie (I broke them into varying sizes) into hole of cookie base. If you are assembling right on the surfacde where they will stay (as in, on a cake), pipe frosting in the hole for added stability. Dab a bit of frosting at the top of the pirouette. I used white, in case any peeked through. Stand your candy flame on top. For even more stability, dab some white frosting on the side of a toothpick, near the top. Press into back of candy flame and insert toothpick into pirouette. Of course, don't forget to remove toothpick to eat!
These cookes are very fragile, so you may want to make them right before presenting and make them close to where they will be used.
Now, make a wish and eat!
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Apparently the PGA Tour's cell phone policy
for fans is: You may bring one to the course. Use it, though, and a
marshal will tase your face.
Jason Sobel
The coronation is complete. Tiger Woods
wins first official PGA Tour title in 30 months. Seventh API victory.
Jumps to No. 6 in the world.
Dustin Johnson
That was a huge win for @TigerWoods today. Our game just got a whole lot more interesting
Getting some I-told-you-so tweets about
Tiger's victory. Funny. I picked him to win three titles and the POY
award. So.. I told you so, too.
Heading home now and I can't stop smiling. Thanks to Otown fans and everyone watching for all the love. Get well soon, Arnie.
Wht r chances of green jacket like u & a
playr like me getn together?1in10? more like 1in a million.So u r sayin
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Congrats to @TigerWoods ... Was fun watching him and @Graeme_McDowell today... Can't wait to play golf again!!!
In NYC for the Donald tomorrow and the
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NO shocks. I love this town.
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Holy #rap! My cabbie's doing 60 on 53rd. I
think I just pooped a niblet, but it's hard to tell, as it hasn't
altered the smell in the cab.
I'm laughing right now and it felt good....
Thanks a $$$$$$$$$,
Cuba's government plans to build 13 new golf courses by 2020. So... um, no reason for anybody to ever defect anymore, right?
Just heard the Hank Haney interview on @dpshow. First reaction: Somebody get me a Popsicle.
WooHoo!!!! Made a HIO today in the pro am and won a year supply of Oreo's. Anyone want some?
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According 2 @dpshow: Trautwig (MSG) & Coachman (ESPN) both said bulging di*k on-air last night re.
Should I buy Hank Haney book? To buy makes me a hypocrite but likely a juicy read. Conclusion - give it a big miss for now.
Liselotte Neumann announced as Europe's
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Bud Cauley leads Shell Houston Open early after birdie-birdie start. Just 70 more and that would be a record or something.
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Diesel for my pickup 4.29, wonder what it is at dock, happy I don't have a boat with 1200 gal tank now!
Carl Pettersson is Shell Houston Open
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Discovered today that balls don't always bounce back off camera towers to 6 feet. Try 30 yards right angles into the aqua.
Curtis Strange just said: "Not one time
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Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday's Elitserien ScoresSubmitted by pete on October 2, 2008 - 19:13
Andreas Holmqvist was scoreless in Frolunda's 4-1 win over Rogle.
Johan Harju had a power play goal and 4 penalty minutes in Lulea's 3-1 loss to Timra.
Johan Harju had a power play goal and 2 penalty minutes in Lulea's 4-2 loss to Brynas. Harju is off to another hot goal scoring start. His 4 goals in 7 games is tied for 4th in the Elitserien in goal scoring.
Bolts Acquire Sersen from SlovanSubmitted by chad on October 1, 2008 - 13:51
The Tampa Bay Lightning have acquired the rights to defenseman Michal Sersen from the Pittsburgh Penguins today in exchange for a fifth-round selection in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, executive vice president of hockey operations Brian Lawton announced.
Sersen, a 6-foot-1, 200-pound native of Gelnica, Slovakia, played in 54 games with HC Slovan Bratislava last season, recording nine goals and 18 points. He led all defensemen on the team in goals and was third in points. Sersen also played in 18 playoff games with HC Slovan as they won the Extraliga's championship. He recorded a goal and three points during the post season. He has played in 96 games with Bratislava during the previous two seasons, recorded 10 goals and 23 points.
Sunday's Finnish Jr. A ScoreSubmitted by pete on September 28, 2008 - 15:42
Matias Sointu had a goal, 4 penalty minutes, and 8 shots on goal in Ilves Jr. A's 6-5 shootout win over Karpat Jr. A.
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Thursday and Saturday's Elitserien ScoresSubmitted by pete on September 27, 2008 - 23:53
Johan Harju scored his second goal of the season in Lulea's 4-3 loss to Rogle.
Andreas Holmqvist scored the game winning goal and had a power play assist in Frolunda's 3-2 win over MODO.
Johan Harju had an assist and 2 penalty minutes in Lulea's 3-2 loss to HV 71.
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This story will obviously blow up to some serious discussions about how Peyton will come in and bring us a Super Bowl. While I still don't think the Titans are serious in their pursuit of Manning, I have to admit I was a little surprised when I saw the Titans as one of 12 teams interested.
Maybe the coaching staff wants to see what Peyton has left in his arm? Maybe they will bring him into Nashville to throw some passes? I can't believe that they would actually sign Manning. If they did, they would obviously have to cut Hasselbeck and let Locker sit another year. That doesn't seem like a wise move in my opinion, or something that the Titans would do.
My guess is that their interest is purely from either a PR or research standpoint. PR because all of the UT fans would maybe buy Titan season tickets purely on a whim that Peyton might be our QB (he won't), and research being bringing Manning in, and seeing what he can and can't do. If he ends up going to a team that we end up playing in 2012 (Dolphins, Jets?), then we can at least know what he is capable of.
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