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Alabama cornerback Travell Dixon is set to transfer to the University of Washington, according to a report from Scout.com.
Dixon, a juco transfer who signed with Alabama last year before leaving the program in August, cited "family and personal reasons" for his decision to switch schools.
Dixon was widely regarded as one of the top juco cornerbacks in the nation coming out of East Arizona Community College with a 4.4 40 time and above-average ball skills (four interceptions during his sophomore campaign).
With NCAA transfer rules, he'll have to sit out the 2012 season, but still has two more years of eligibility following that.
Dixon should have a better chance at playing time in Washington compared to the uphill battle he was fighting in Alabama's stacked secondary. He'll be a prime candidate to slide into the starting lineup as a replacement for senior Desmond Trufant in 2013.
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As the Penn State sanctions continue to ripple through the school, offensive tackle Ryan Nowicki could become one of the first players to leave the Nittany Lions for greener pastures. And n the case of Nowicki, those pastures come in the form of the University of Washington.
According to a report from The News Tribune, the 6-foot-5 and 285-pound redshirt freshman, is planning on leaving Penn State, considering a number of schools to play for, including the Huskies.
A source close to the situation has said that the University of Illinois is Nowicki's current favorite, but Washington and Arizona State are also on his short list. Nowicki, still has four years of eligibility remaining, and is expected to visit Washington on Thursday or Friday this week.
Nowicki was a three-star recruit out of Glendale, Arizona's Cactus High School. He considered offers from USC, Michigan and Washington before ultimately deciding on Penn State.
For more on the Huskies, make sure that you check out the UW Dawg Pound.
The University of Washington had a monster day of recruiting Friday, when the Huskies locked up eight verbal commitments, including seven for the 2013 recruiting class.
Scout.com's Greg Biggins, who was in Seattle to cover UW's "Rising Stars" camp, broke the news of each commit via twitter:
LB Jordan (Calif) 2014 WR Rashead Johnson committed to the #Washington. He was offered after the camp yesterday and committed on the spot.— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
Caleb Tucker committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
RB Lavon Coleman just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
Elijah Qualls just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
DL Andrew Basham just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
WR Demorea Stringfellow just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
DL Daeshon Hall just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
OL Poasi Moala just committed to #Washington— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) June 29, 2012
The Dawgs have been able to recruit relatively well under Steve Sarkisian, but when Tosh Lupoi was hired away from Cal this offseason, the bar was raised.
Lupoi came to Montlake as one of the premier recruiters in the country, and based on early results, the hire is already paying dividends.
According to Rivals.com's Mike Farrell, today's commitments vault Washington into the Top 20 of their recruiting rankings:
#Washington in top 20 now in our team rankings. We will see if some of the threes become fours after senior eval.— Mike Farrell (@rivalsmike) June 29, 2012
As always, verbal commitments are non-binding and nothing can become official until the first Wednesday in February 2013 - or as we know it in the football world: National Signing Day.
For more stories and analysis of today's commitments be sure to visit SB Nation's College Football Page. For all your latest Huskies news head over to UW Dawg Pound.
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College football has a new playoff system on the way, but conference scheduling will replace the BCS as the next point of controversy.
With the NBA and NHL Finals now over, and baseball in the heart of its season, the next event to look forward to on the sports calendar is the start of football season. That means a summer full of previews and analysis of the upcoming season.
The Sporting News has been taking a look at the non-conference schedules of all the BCS conferences, and today they previewed our beloved PAC-12.
USC was ranked highest in terms of strongest out-of-conference schedule. How did the four PNW schools rank out? Let's have a look:
2. Oregon State: Nicholls State, Wisconsin, at BYU
5. Washington: San Diego State, at LSU, Portland State
10. Washington State: at BYU, Eastern Washington, at UNLV
12. Oregon: Arkansas State, Fresno State, Tennessee Tech
Statistically speaking, four schools do not play a non-conference game against an opponent from a BCS conference - Utah, Washington State, Colorado and Oregon.
One school, Arizona State plays two games against BCS conference schools - Illinois and Missouri.
USC, UCLA and Stanford are the only schools who do not play a game against an FCS school.
These rankings and stats should provide some good debate material between the conference's fan bases - until the next set comes out.
For more great PAC-12 analysis and discussion head on over to Pacific Takes.
On Thursday, the University of Washington confirmed that Tosh Lupoi had been limited during the recent spring recruiting period due to a secondary NCAA violation he had committed by publicizing a recruits' visit to the student spirit group, The Dawg Pack.
On Friday, CBSSports' college football blogger, Bryan Fischer, caught up with Washington athletic director Scott Woodward at the PAC-12 meetings in San Diego and asked Woodward about the incident.
"I sign secondary violations on a weekly basis," Woodward said. "It is what it is, a self-reported, self-imposed secondary violation. You guys make a big deal about it because it's Tosh Lupoi, but it's not that big of deal to us. Secondary violations are taken seriously by us, but it's not like he's in line for a death row sentence."
Lupoi came to Washington with much fanfare, after earning a reputation as one of the top recruiters in college football during his time as an assistant with the Cal Golden Bears.
Lupoi reportedly signed a three year/$350,000 per year deal and received a bonus of $100,000 to join the Huskies' staff.
To stay up to date with the latest Washington Huskies news join the discussion at UW Dawg Pound.
Washington assistant coach Tosh Lupoi commits secondary violation, school self-reports the infraction.
PAC-12 Power rankings show the depth and power is in the North.
The Pac-12 Network is searching for personalities to fill out their air time, and one recently announced college football personality is former UCLA Bruins head football coach Rick Neuheisel, according to The Daily Bruin.
Neuheisel said he would do "a lot of soul searching" before he made his next move.
Apparently, a head-first dive into the world of television required less careful thinking. Neuheisel was introduced as one of three "faces" of the Pac-12 Conference's new TV networks last week.
"You've got to get back up on the horse and ride," Neuheisel said. "I was given a great opportunity by the folks at the Pac-12 Networks."
Although this seems like a move out of the coaching game, Neuheisel would not completely put the idea of coaching again to rest:
"I still love football, and I'm not precluding the chance of going back to coaching," Neuheisel said. "But my mind-set right now is 100 miles per hour for starting this network with a bang and telling the story of Pac-12 football."
For more on the Pac-12 make sure to check out Pacific Takes.
Oregon State cornerback Malcolm Marable had a brush with the law for the second time this offseason, after he was arrested Sunday according to this report by Cliff Kirkpatrick.
Marable, who served a suspension during winter workouts for a traffic offense, was arrested this time on violent conduct charges after he hit a bouncer at a night club.
In an interesting twist, Marable's involvement was an attempt to "free" 19 year-old teammate Ryan Murphy who was attempting to enter the club using an ID that belonged to another Beaver player, Anthony Watkins.
According to Kirkpatrick, Murphy was cited form misrepresentation of age and trespassing.
Marable played in 12 games in 2011.
Multiple media outlets have reached out to OSU for comment, however, the university has yet to do so.
For more on the Oregon State Beavers head on over to Building The Dam. For more PAC-12 coverage be sure to visit Pacific Takes.
The PAC-12 made a big splash Wednesday as it prepares for the August 2012 launch of its television network, by announcing a trio of on-air personalities.
Joining the network will be three former PAC-12 athletes: Ronnie Lott (USC football), Summer Sanders (Stanford volleyball) and Rick Neuheisel (UCLA, football). Neuheisel also was the head coach at three PAC-12 member schools: UCLA, Washington and Colorado, though Colorado was a member of the Big XII during his tenure.
From the PAC-12's press release:
"This is an exciting day for the Pac-12 Networks as we bring on three of the greatest leaders and personalities in Pac-12 history as the initial members of our on air broadcast team," said Lydia Murphy-Stephans, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Pac-12 Networks. "Exceptional storytelling is going to be the foundation of the Pac-12 Networks and with the success of our universities and student-athletes the storylines are never-ending. With Ronnie, Rick and Summer, we have three professionals who have a passion and deep understanding for the history and excellence that exists in the Pac-12. Their skills, expertise and unique insights will help us elevate our coverage and deliver the most compelling stories to our fans."
Ronnie Lott:
"When I first heard that the Pac-12 was planning to build seven networks to showcase all of the incredible student-athletes and programs throughout the Conference it was one of those WOW moments," Lott said. "What is being created is truly remarkable and I'm excited to be part of it. If you are a fan or alum of the Pac-12 you have to have these networks."
Summer Sanders:
"I am thrilled to be a part of the Pac-12 Networks," Sanders said. "It's like coming home for me. Being a Stanford alum who was born and raised in Northern California, I truly believe there's no greater Conference in the country. It puts a huge smile on my face to know that I am now going to be one of its voices in sports broadcasting."
Rick Neuheisel:
"This is an amazing opportunity. I have such a deep passion and respect for the Conference and for all of the schools," Neuheisel said. "I have been affiliated with the Pac-12 since I was six years old when my dad taught at Arizona State. I never missed a Sun Devils game growing up. Then I got the chance to play at UCLA and went to law school at USC. I began a coaching career at UCLA that took me to Colorado then to Washington and back to UCLA. The launch of the Pac-12 Networks is very exciting and I am thrilled for this opportunity to help deliver unprecedented exposure to the Conference of Champions."
Lott and Neuheisel will serve as football analysts for the network, while Ssnders will serve as a host and an "expert analyst for a variety of shows and events."
The network will provide 24/7 coverage of PAC-12 athletics utilizing one national network and six regional networks.
For more on the PAC-12 visit Pacific Takes.
Cougar Football is set to hit mainstream radio on Washington's westside.
Colin Porter, a rising junior offensive lineman for the Washington Huskies has ended his career according to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times.
Head coach Steve Sarkisian told the Times that Porter is suffering from "degenerative arthritis" in both of his shoulders. The former Bothell HS standout was a mainstay for the Huskies' offensive line the past two seasons. Porter started all 13 games at right guard for the Huskies in 2011.
This news means there is a gap that now needs to be filled on the right side of the offensive line.
Porter was one of the top recruits from the class of 2009, he was ranked as the No. 9 offensive guard and given a four-star rating by Scout.com.
Here's some reaction from different writers and fans following the team:
Horrible news out of Montlake this evening. I can't even begin to describe how bad I feel for this kid, he was a stud on the offensive line and will be greatly missed on the football field. (Via: UW Dawg Pound)
Tough to hear about former Bothell standout Colin Porter's UW career coming to an end. I still remember how excited he was on signing day.—Mason Kelley (@masonkelley) April 10, 2012
Tough news about Colin Porter. He was a hard worker that brought some physicality to the O-Line.— Ryan Divish (@RyanDivish) April 10, 2012
For more discussion about Porter's retirement, head on over to UW Dawg Pound.
Sean Parker and Shaq Thompson headline the Huskies' defense in 2012.
Steve Sarkisian's tenure at UW in entering a turning point this spring. The future is bright, but 2012 could be a make-or-break year for the fourth-year head coach.
The Washington Huskies' have lined up their first recruit for the Class of 2013.
According to the Seattle Times, Lakes High coach Dave Miller has said that receiver Sammie Long has committed to Washington.
According to Miller, Long let UW coach Steve Sarkisian know of his decision last night and that Long "is very excited to be a Husky."
Long, a 6-foot-4, 190 lb. Lakewood resident, is listed on Rivals.com as a three-star recruit and NorthwestPrepReport.com recently rated Long as the best wide receiver prospect in the state. Last season, Long recorded 20 catches for 266 yards with five touchdowns for the 11-1 Lancers.
Northwest Prep Report described Long as a "big, mobile, agile target who has good hands and excellent speed."
According to Rivals, California, Georgia Tech, Oregon, Oregon St., Purdue, UCLA, Utah and Washington St. all showed interest in signing Long.
For more on the Huskies, head over to the UW Dawg Pound.
If Oregon's coaches have misled recruits on the seriousness of the NCAA investigations and sanctions they're facing, will these players have the opportunity to be released from their letter of intent?
ESPN's Pac-12 Blog and Kevin Gemmell have been going through and ranking the top 25 players of the Pac-12, based on their 2011 season, and the countdown hit 11 on Tuesday. Coming in at that spot is surprise star Keith Price, and Gemmell explains why:
2011 numbers: Let's start with the 33 passing touchdowns. That would be a UW single-season record. Then, there's the 3,063 passing yards -- second all time at Washington. The 66.9 completion percentage and 161.09 passing efficiency? Record and record.
Preseason ranking: Unranked.
Making the case for Price: How does an unranked player catapult to No. 11? You start by putting up numbers that get you in the conversation with Pac-12 quarterbacks like Andrew Luck and Matt Barkley. You shock the rest of the conference with efficiency and accuracy traditionally not seen from a sophomore, let alone a first-time starter. You make a fanbase forget about Jake what's-his-name -- that first-round draft pick you replaced. And you do it all on bad knees, bad ankles and with a bad shoulder. The full, healthy Price was finally unleashed in the Alamo Bowl and he rushed for his first three touchdowns of the year and threw for another four. He said he's dedicating himself this offseason to putting on more weight so he can stay healthy. If the poised pocket quarterback and the athletic runner can all come together for a full season next year, expect this dynamic football player to warrant some legitimate Heisman buzz.
There's really no arguing with the logic here - Price had a record breaking season for the Huskies and made it pretty easy to forget about recently-departed Jake Locker. Price has potential to thrust himself into the top-five discussion next year with another solid campaign.
Make sure to check out the rest of their rankings and see if any other Huskies made the list.
For more on the Huskies, head over to the UW Dawg Pound.
The Daily 12-PAC: Your daily dose of PAC-12 football, with a Pacific Northwest twist.
Today - Washington's 2010 recruiting class is reviewed, Washington State head coach Mike Leach loses his appeal vs Texas Tech, Oregon's running back situation up in the air with the departure of LaMichael James to the NFL, and possible legal trouble for Oregon State Beaver Sean Martin.
The Washington Huskies are continuing to fill out their coaching staff for the 2012 season. They have filled in all of their regular assistant jobs, but there are still some positions on their support staff that are left to fill.
U San Diego RB coach Andrew Rolin of Cordova High hired as Washington Huskies offensive assistant;also a good recruiter,landing nice talents— Joe Davidson (@sb_joedavidson) February 16, 2012
It's a quality control type job and not on-field or recruiting. UW obviously has all its regular asst jobs filled.— Bob Condotta (@bcondotta) February 16, 2012
Their latest hiring comes from the University of San Diego, where 24 year old Andrew Rolin, running backs coach will be coming in as a Husky quality control assistant.
Rolin is probably being brought in for how well he knows Northern California recruiting country, as he hails from Rancho Cordova near Sacramento. Washington has some important targets in the Northern California area this recruiting season, and they'll need as much familiarity with the area as they can possibly get. While Rolin can't really recruit, any efforts he can provide on official visits by recruits could be highly useful.
Rolin once played quarterback for the University of San Diego.
To discuss Washington football, hit up UW Dawg Pound.
Dave Miller of National Football Post compiled his list of the best recruiting classes this year by offensive position, and gave the Washington Huskies the top mark for recruited quarterbacks this year.
Even though Florida State secured Jameis Winston, he may end up playing baseball. Notre Dame, meanwhile, has Gunner Kiel, who is seen as the top dropback passer amongst the recruits. Purdue took three quarterbacks this year, but it was Steve Sarkisian and his Huskies that landed the best pair of QB's respectivley, getting both Cyler Miles and Jeff Lindquist.
Miles eventually decided on UW instead of flipping to USC, winning co-MVP honors at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl this season. He was 7-8 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown during that game. The 6-3, 225-pound Lindquist played well at at the Semper Fidelis Bowl, throwing two TD's of his own before leading the West squad to a 17-14 victory.
Sark is going to have some fun (and a tough decision) between these two once Keith Price moves on.
For more on the Huskies, head over to the UW Dawg Pound.
According to Oregon State beat writer Cliff Kirkpatrick, the Beavers football program is getting close to hiring former Indianapolis Colts assistant coach Rod Perry to be Oregon State's new defensive backs coach, but may not be announced until later in the week.
Perry played his college ball for the Colorado Buffaloes and was a fourth-round selection by the then Los Angeles Rams. He played for them from 1975-82 before moving on to the Cleveland Browns from 1983-84.
He has some coaching experience in the Northwest already, coaching with the Seattle Seahawks from 1989-1991. He's also coached with the L.A. Rams (1992-1994), Houston Oilers (1995-1996), the San Diego Chargers (1997-2001) alongside Mike Riley, the Carolina Panthers (2002-06) and of course the Colts (2008-2011).
For more in depth discussion and analysis of everything Beavers, make sure you head over to Building the Dam to get in on the action and show off your fanhood.
Mike Leach has kicked Washington State linebacker C.J. Mizell off the football team after multiple transgressions.
More: How did the Huskies do?
The Washington Huskies could really afford to upgrade their defensive depth after the way they've been bludgeoned the past few years. And it looks like they're doing just that with some key commits the last few weeks. First Shaq Thompson switched from Cal to UW, then Cleveland Wallace switched from Oregon State to Washington, and now Dominguez cornerback Brandon Beaver adds even more depth into the secondary.
Beaver committed moments ago to the Washington Huskies over the California Golden Bears and the Utah Utes. Beaver has been recruited by UW for a long time, and Steve Sarkisian seemed to get the go-ahead from Beaver to make the announcement before Beaver went on Fox Sports West and picked the UW hat.
To discuss Washington football recruiting, head on over to UW Dawg Pound. To talk about Cal football recruiting, check out the California Golden Blogs. To learn more about Utah football recruiting, best to head over to Block U.
Cyler Miles has been conflicted for awhile but where he wants to go to college. The Mullen quarterback might be saying that he's sticking with his original commitment, but does he really mean it?
Miles has been committed to the Washington Huskies for awhile, but the USC Trojans have been doing their best to try and woo him away from Seattle. I wouldn't imagine their pitch, but it'd probably have something to do with the great offensive traditions of SC and general success of the program, plus the possibility of throwing to all those great wide receivers that the Trojans now boast.
QB Cyler Miles just spoke again with USC as he nears his 1 p.m. announcement— InsideUSC (@InsideUSC) February 1, 2012
Word is Cyler Miles hasn't yet made up his mind. Still deciding between #USC and #Washington. Teammates say he might not sign 2day #copreps— Ryan Casey (@jryancasey) February 1, 2012
Casey of the Denver Post further elaborates.
Miles told The Denver Post that he has letters of intent from USC and Washington, and will choose which school to sign with at Mullen around 2 p.m. today.
Miles, the No. 1-rated recruit in The Denver Post's class of 2012 rankings, committed to Washington last summer. But commitments are non-binding; today — national signing day — is the first day recruits can sign binding letters of intent with colleges.
Miles apparently brought two LOIs from both USC and Washington to his announcement. There, he finally eventually announced for the Huskies. The quarterback appeared to be very conflicted but has held true to his original commitment, keeping Washington's class at 24.
To discuss USC football recruiting, head on over to Conquest Chronicles. To talk about Washington football recruiting, go to UW Dawg Pound.
Jaydon Mickens, a wide receiver recruit out of Los Angeles, CA made a verbal commitment to the Washington Huskies on Tuesday night.
According to his Rivals.com profile, Mickens is a four-star recruit and the No. 11 best wide receiver in the class of 2012.
Mickens chose the Huskies over Oklahoma State. Though he is only 5'8", his athleticism and speed garnered him scholarship offers from several Pac-12 schools including California and USC. Mickens will join former Dorsey High school teammates and current Huskies Matthew Lyons (Linebacker) and Marvin Hall (Wide Receiver).
This latest commitment for Huskies Head Coach Steve Sarkisian caps off a successful recruiting day. The Huskies also gained commitments from OL Shane Brostek (Kamuela, HI) and Jordan Payton (Westlake Village, CA),.
Here are highlights from his junior season at Dorsey High School:
Jaydon Mickens Dorsey High Class of 2012 (via utrhighlightvideos)
To discuss Mickens and UW football recruiting, head on over to UW Dawg Pound.
Steve Sarkisian and the Washington Huskies might have just landed their biggest recruiting victory when they picked up the prized jewel of the Cal recruiting class and got him to make the move to UW.
Just committed to the UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON #HUSKYNATION— Shaq Thompson(Grant) (@ItsShaqThompson) January 31, 2012
Shaq Thompson is considered one of the best safeties in the 2012 recruiting class. The Grant safety is the all-around package and was expected to be a game-changer as someone who could start the moment he made it onto campus. Thompson has always liked Washington, and it looks like the movement of his main recruiter was enough to make the difference in getting him to come Northwest. A few other factors could've also played a hand in his final decision.
It's official: Shaq tells us the reasons for Washington are: "It's where my heart is; second highest graduation rate in the Pac-12..."— Joe Davidson (@sb_joedavidson) January 31, 2012
Just heard from Shaq;Wash was a close 2nd to Cal earlier;really likes Tosh Lupoi,academics;best friend James Sample is there. It's done.— Joe Davidson (@sb_joedavidson) January 31, 2012
Baseball was another big factor for UW, Sark was willing to allow him to miss some spring ball, family appreciated the flexibility— Greg Biggins (@GregBiggins) January 31, 2012
Looks as if the poaching of Tosh Lupoi from Cal to Washington might've made the difference.
To discuss Thompson's commitment and Washington football recruiting in general, head on over to UW Dawg Pound. To talk about Cal football recruiting, check out the California Golden Blogs.
The departure of Tosh Lupoi from Cal to Washington might have had an unintended consequence: One of his biggest recruits that Lupoi was looking at will be going to neither school and will end up at perhaps the biggest rival in all the conference. Joe Davidson of the Sacramento Bee reports.
Arik Armstead made his announcement a few hours, and made his commitment to Oregon over an impressive list of schools, which included Cal, Washington as well as Auburn, UCLA and USC. Armstead really liked the sports business program and the Nike connections, and appreciated the lack of negative recruiting from Chip Kelly.
Armstead will enroll for the spring quarter in March and should be able to participate in spring practice, and he'll figure to compete for playing time on the defensive front. Armstead also wants to play hoops, and he should be in the mix to be on Dana Altman's squad.
To talk about Armstead and Oregon football recruiting, head on over to Addicted to Quack.
More from SI: Lupoi hire has major recruiting ramifications
Scott Enyeart is a staff writer and podcast contributor at Field Gulls, covers the USC Trojans for Neon Tommy, and has unique connections to both Pete Carroll and Steve Sarkisian from their respective days down in Southern California. He's a former D-1 coach (UNLV) and with his coverage of Pac-12 football and though his ties to Sark and Carroll, he has a great perspective on pretty much every level of football that is happening on the west coast, from high school and up, and has innumerable connections therein so I love to hear his take on things.
Enyeart was on SportsRadioKJR's Dave "Softy" Mahler show earlier this week and had some interesting things to say about UW's newest hire, Tosh Lupoi.
Said Scott: "It's probably the biggest hire that [Steve Sarkisian has] made as a head coach. Tosh's reputation and just what he's been able to do in the short time he's been in the profession, is pretty unparalleled."
Make sure you give it a listen, and follow Scott on Twitter. For more on the Huskies, make sure you check out UW Dawg Pound. To discuss Cal recruiting, go to the California Golden Blogs. To see more of Scott's work on the Seahawks, head over to Field Gulls.
According to a tweet by ESPN's Greg Biggins, Eric Kiesau will be the new wide receivers coach for the Washington Huskies.
Kiesau was California Golden Bears' wide receivers coach and the passing game coordinator. He joins defensive line coach and recruiting guru Tosh Lupoi as two members of the Cal coaching staff to bolt for the Huskies.
Lupoi's defection caused shockwaves down the west coast as one of the best recruiters in the country left Cal for the Huskies and a big pay raise. It isn't known if Lupoi had anything to do with Kiesau's decision to join the staff as well with the two not being associated with one another due to being on different sides of the ball, but Lupoi had to make the gig more attractive to Kiesau since Kiesau has a recruiting past as well.
Kiesau spent only one season as wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator at Cal after previously serving as WR coach and recruiting coordinator for four seasons (2002-2005) in a previous stint with the Bears. He then spent 2006-2010 on the University of Colorado coaching staff.
For the most part, college football assistants stay under the radar, aside from offensive and defensive coordinators. But many times, these somewhat anonymous position coaches are the most vital pieces of programs, especially on the recruiting trail. These relatively quiet, high-paid assistants are the piece of the puzzle that makes everything go.
Which is where former Cal assistant Tosh Lupoi comes in. Unless you follow recruiting closely, Lupoi probably isn't a household name. He took root at Cal and quickly became the Golden Bears' ace recruiting. This year's top-15 class after a season that was nothing spectacular? Lupoi was the man behind-the-scenes, piling up highly-touted recruits along the way.
Despite Cal not having a winning Pac-12 record in the last three years, Lupoi's efforts landed Cal many top recruits who would have previously never seriously considered Cal as a destination. The loss of the coach who is arguably the best recruiter in the country is already having implications for the Golden Bears.
Be sure to check out the rest of the article from SB Nation Recruiting.
Combined with Justin Wilcox -- Lupoi has a long-standing relationship with the new Washington defensive coordinator -- the Huskies have put together a superb team of assistants on the defensive side of the ball. Lupoi is one of those somewhat anonymous, well-paid assistants because he simply delivers, striking a bond with recruits and hauling in big-name prospects.
While Lupoi will coach the defensive line and coordinate the run game on the defensive side of the ball, make no mistake about it: this was a hire for recruiting purposes. And with the former Cal ace in Montlake, the Bears' huge recruiting class may be in peril. You can bet Lupoi will go after some of the kids he recruited, and plenty of other Pac-12 coaches will be circling the wreckage, trying to flip kids until the last possible moment.
The Pac-12 and Big Ten announced on Wednesday an inter-conference partnership that will include at least one inter-conference football game starting in 2017.
Mike Leach has been hired as the new Washington St. Cougars head coach, which brings all sorts of nice quirks. One of them will be the type of assistants he hires with his new coaching staff.
Leach doesn't usually make typical hires, which always makes it very compelling who the Cougars end up hiring. Chris Level has the reports here, here and here.
To discuss Leach's new hires with Washington State fans, go to CougCenter.
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"There are some interesting stats featured in a new reading study recently published in the United Kingdom. Take a look at the development of screen reading in young children as weighed against traditional print in the following Infodocket article written by Gary Price—this is the mark of the digital student in our schools today, and it's up to us to engage and invigorate them in their learning."
Findings from a recently released study by the National Literacy Trust in the United Kingdom.
From a National Literacy Trust Summary:
Our new research with 34,910 young people aged eight to 16 reveals:
- 39% of children and young people read daily using electronic devices including tablets and eReaders, but only 28% read printed materials daily. The number of children reading eBooks has doubled in the last two years (from 6% to 12%).
- Children say they prefer to read on screen. Over half (52%) said they would rather read on electronic devices but only a third (32%) would rather read in print.
- Nearly all children have access to a computer at home and 4 out of 10 now own a tablet or a smartphone, while 3 in 10 do not have a desk of their own.
- Girls are significantly more likely than boys to read in print (68% vs 54%)
- Girls are also more likely to read on a range of on-screen devices including mobile phones (67% girls vs. 60% boys), eReaders (84% girls vs. 69% boys), and tablets (70% girls vs. 67% boys).
The research examines the influence of this technology on children's reading abilities and their enjoyment of reading. It found those who read daily only on-screen are nearly twice less likely to be above average readers than those who read daily in print or in print and on-screen (15.5% vs 26%). Those who read only on-screen are also three times less likely to enjoy reading very much (12% vs 51%) and a third less likely to have a favourite book (59% vs 77%).
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Religion news in brief
No tax credit money for religious schools
A judge has declared New Hampshire's new scholarship program unconstitutional but allowed it to continue as long as none of the money goes to religious schools.
Under the program created last summer, businesses get tax credits for donating to a private organization that awards scholarships to students attending either private or public schools. The program's supporters argue it would provide educational choice to low-income parents, while opponents have cast it as a back-door voucher system that diverts taxpayer money to religious schools.
The program was enacted by Republican lawmakers who overrode a veto by then-Gov. John Lynch, a Democrat. It survived a repeal attempt earlier this year, but was significantly altered by Monday's court ruling. In his ruling, Strafford County Superior Court Judge John Lewis sided with the New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which challenged the program on behalf of a group of taxpayers.
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Police: Man admits to church arson
Police say a 35-year-old man who admitted to setting fire to a Las Vegas church told them the pastor tried to "back door him" and was "not keeping it real."
A police report sheds more light on the arrest of 35-year-old Adrian Kincade, who was booked into Clark County jail on arson and burglary charges after the fire last Friday.
Officials say the building is used by Nellis Baptist Church and Mission International Roca Eterna.
No injuries were reported. Clark County fire officials estimated damages at $100,000.
The report says Kincade told officers he used bricks to break the front glass door, and used matches and paper to light up a bench and a table.
A deacon told officers that Kincade previously threatened the pastor and bashed another deacon's phone.
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In visit to Israel, Barbra Streisand criticizes treatment of women by ultra-Orthodox Jews
JERUSALEM — Entertainer Barbra Streisand waded into one of Israel's touchiest issues Monday on the first major stop of her tour of the country — Jewish religious practices that separate men and women.
Speaking at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on Monday, where she received an honorary doctorate, she took aim at cases of ultra-Orthodox Jews targeting women, even as she warmly praised the country.
"I realize it's not easy to fully grasp the dynamics of what happens in a foreign land," she said.
But "it's distressing to read about women in Israel being forced to sit in the back of the bus or when we hear about 'Women of the Wall' having metal chairs thrown at them when they attempt to peacefully and legally pray."
She was referring to isolated incidents in which ultra-Orthodox men tried to force women to sit separately at the rear of buses that go through their neighborhoods, as well as more serious clashes in which ultra-Orthodox Jews tried to prevent women donning prayer shawls and carrying Torah scrolls from praying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest site where Jews can worship.
Civil rights groups sue NY mayor and top cop over post-Sept. 11 Muslim surveillance programs
WASHINGTON — Civil rights lawyers urged a U.S. judge to declare the New York Police Department's widespread spying programs directed at Muslims to be unconstitutional, order police to stop their surveillance and destroy any records in police files.
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the lawyers said the spying has hindered the ability of residents to freely practice their religion. It is the third significant legal action filed against the department's Muslim surveillance program since details of the spy program were revealed in a series of Associated Press reports in 2011 and 2012.
The lawsuit said that Muslim religious leaders in New York have modified their sermons and other behavior so as not to draw additional police attention. The suit was filed against Mayor Michael Bloomberg, police commissioner Raymond Kelly and the deputy commissioner of intelligence, David Cohen.
Jordan's king endorses treaty with UK, setting stage for deportation of radical preacher
AMMAN, Jordan — Jordan's King Abdullah II has endorsed a treaty with Britain that sets the stage for the possible deportation of radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada.
Last week, Jordan's parliament ratified the Treaty on Mutual Legal Assistance, intended to ease human rights concerns preventing the deportation of the cleric, whose real name is Omar Mahmoud Mohammed Othman, from Britain to Jordan.
Abdullah's endorsement came in a royal decree published in Jordanian newspapers Tuesday.
Since 2001, successive British governments tried to deport Abu Qatada, but courts there blocked extradition over concerns that evidence obtained under torture could be used against him.
Recently, Abu Qatada said he'd go to Jordan voluntarily if the treaty is ratified.
He is wanted in Jordan for retrial in several terror cases in which he was sentenced in absentia.
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PORT LAVACA - Christopher Startz, 22, of Port Lavaca Texas and his Mother Candace Renee Valley died tragically in a car accident on March 18, 2013.
Christopher was preceded in death by his Brother James Hendrickson and his Grandparents Cheryl Ice and Melba and Billy Joe Startz.
Christopher was survived by his three children James Startz, Madison Startz, and Ayniah Startz, Father Billy Ray Startz, Sisters Alicia Grant, Gwen Startz, and Jessica Woods.
Memorial will be held at First Baptist Church Indianola Wednesday, March 27, 2013, at 2 p.m.


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Testing spray-foam jobs; ridge beams and collar ties; safety reminder; more
Using PEX in solar water heating; solar hot-water storage; hot-water recirculation; leak testing
After testing deck ledger attachments, researchers at Virginia Tech crank up the loads on guardrail posts to see what it takes to make a code-worthy connection.
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YUMA, AZ- Pinal County Sheriff and Congressional Candidate Paul Babeu was in Yuma Wednesday.
He spoke in front of the Yuma County Republican Women's Club at Desert Hills Golf Course.
Babeu reminded the group that he lived in Yuma and was a leader in the military.
He says his time in the Desert Southwest helps him understand the important local issues, "I had the great privilege to be the commander of task force Yuma so I lived right here and commanded soldiers here in support of our heroes at the border patrol" says Babeu.
Early in the campaign, Babeu acknowledged he is gay after an ex-boyfriend made allegations to a Phoenix newspaper that he felt he was being threatened if he didn't stay quiet about the relationship.
Babeu told News 13 he questions the timing of that. He says he wants the race to be about his skills as a leader.
He is facing competition from U.S. Representative Paul Gosar and state Senator Ron Gould.
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The New South Pop-Up with Chef Julius: Bringing refinement and a lil bit of haughtiness
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Was ok but no different from the Elvive range, hair felt soft and slippery when wet and when hair was dry felt coarse and coated...
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this shampoo is mild like others have said and it's fragrance is nice. it lathers nicely in the hair and I can feel it softening my hair before conditioner. my hair strands are medium texture but it's thick and a bit wavy that can frizz a little but it's not unmanageable nor rebellious so this might not be the most helpful review. it leaves a nice shine but I personally wouldn't repurchase this product. it's extremely expensive and doesn't do anything more than any good shampoo I've tried.
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After trying a bunch of products I finally decided to try Kerastase for my thick, dry, frizzy hair.
I had read many times that Kerastase make the best hair care products, so my expectations were high. but i was really dissapointed.
The bottle is nice, the scent is nice, but it just doesn't seem to do much for my hair. I think it's a nice mild shampoo, but it's not the amazing product it is claimed to be.
I will not repurchase. There are similarly good shampoos for way lower prices!
This shampoo is mild and does give a nice shine to hair, however it does not eliminate frizz as it claims to. It is definitely not a miracle worker and I am quite surprised that some people feel that they don't even need to use conditioner afterwards... That's certainly not the case with me as my hair still gets lots of tangles. All in all a ok shampoo but so NOT worth the price you pay for it. Too expensive to not be amazing.
I always tried to avoid spending too much on my hair products but I spent fortune at hairdresser... I have A LOT of thick, long hair, which curl nicely and I never had problem with them until like... 4th or 5th bleaching. I was recommended Kerastase products by freelance fashion industry hair stylist and so I thought- she is not paid to sell me these so...
I got a shampoo, masquintense and two oils.
The shampoo comes in pretty bottle and smells lovely. It has thick consistency so you dont need to use a lot of it.
It works great- first of all it doesnt irritate/dry out my scalp. I dont use any conditioner on the top of my head and this shampoo makes my hair shiny, healthy looking and soft. It always cleanses them nicely without making them matte.
I thought I used nice shampoo but this one is waay better.
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I really like this product. I have short, coloured, curly hair which I straighten pretty much each day. I applied the shampoo using the flat of my palms rather than my finger tips (my usual method). It smells really good and the fragrance stayed in my hair for a couple of days after washing with it. I always shampoo twice but i found i only needed a little bit of the product. I could feel a difference in the texture of my hair as soon as I rinsed off the second application. It already felt smoother. Once I blow dried my hair I could see that it was shiny and straighter. It has made my hair look a lot healthier which is a pretty big deal considering all the dying and heat that I subject it to.
I was very skeptical about expensive shampoos until I tried this product -- I couldn't see paying three times as much for something that just got the dirt out of your hair. But this really is great stuff. It leaves my hair soft, shiny, and free of tangles -- sometimes I don't even bother to use a conditioner. And because you need so little, and don't even need to shampoo twice if your hair isn't terribly greasy, I'm not sure it's even that much more expensive in the long run than the cheaper brands.
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I know that Kerastase is a fancy salon brand and I had some crappy conditioner to use up so I figured that I would buy a bottle of this so it would hopefully carry up the rear haha. First off, it was $40 for 250 mL- holy you know what. The price tag was a huge shock to me but hey, I guess thats the price you pay for salon products. I was really underwhelmed by this shampoo. I paid an arm and a leg for it and it didn't make my hair particularly soft, smooth, manageable, shiny, you name it- it was just so terribly average! The one thing I can comment on that was really nice about it was that the smell lingered in my hair for a few days which is lovely but if I really wanted lingering smell only from my shampoo, I would buy Herbal Essences which is like $3 for 300mL! I was kind of surprised that this was marketed as a hydrating shampoo when it was clear. It definitely didn't dry out my locks but it didn't add anything to them either. Definitely nothing special. $40 can be spent much better!
One of the best moisturizing, anti-frizz shampoos out there!
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The best for truly rebellious hair. Nothing is as effective to control the big poofy into sleek and silky. Its expensive, but it works. If tight on money though, go for the masque instead of the shampoo.
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PENSACOLA -- The fair is coming to an end this Sunday.
But there is a lot to see and do before it's over.
The band "Switchfoot" will be performing at 7:30 Friday night.
The concert is free with your general admission ticket.
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H.B. 81 (2013 General Session) UCA 26-10-10, whose Chief Sponsor was Representative Ronda Rudd Menlove, will go into effect on July 1, 2013. This law (Cytomegalovirus Public Education and Testing) directs the Utah Department of Health to create a public education program to inform pregnant women and women who may become pregnant about the occurrence of CMV, the transmission of CMV, the birth defects that CMV can cause, methods of diagnosis, and available preventative measures. This law also directs medical practitioners to test infants, who fail two newborn hearing screening tests, for congenital CMV and inform the parents of those infants about the possible birth defects that CMV can cause and the available treatment methods.
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VIDEO: Heathrow boss 'Cheapest option to build third runway at Heathrow'
A report out today claims that replacing Heathrow with a new hub airport would leave passengers, taxpayers and business worse off. It says a third London airport runway is essential if capacity is to be increased.
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The celebration of science, televised across Canada on TVO, kicked off with Mike Lazaridis, PI founder and board chair, sharing reasons why basic research, particularly theoretical physics, is not only crucial to understanding how the universe behaves at a fundamental level, but also drives the building of knowledge-based nations, paves the way for new and transformative technologies and creates long term value throughout society.
PI director Neil Turok elaborated on how theoretical physics "is one of the lowest-cost, highest-impact scientific disciplines," contributing key concepts to fields ranging from astronomy to neuroscience, pure mathematics to computer science and beyond.
In his official welcome to Prof. Hawking, the Honourable Dalton McGuinty, premier of Ontario, said, "Stephen Hawking is passionate about helping humanity understand the complexity of the universe. We're honoured to welcome him to Ontario and Perimeter Institute, where we are pushing the boundaries of our shared knowledge even further."
In communicating his excitement and enthusiasm for scientific progress, Stephen Hawking said, "The recipe is simple: Bring brilliant people together, in an inspiring and free intellectual environment, where they are encouraged to pursue ambitious and timely research. The importance of special places and special times, where magical progress can happen, cannot be overstated? It seems to me, the same ingredients are being assembled here, at Perimeter Institute. Perimeter's chosen scientific focus, connecting quantum theory and spacetime, is central to new insights, which are emerging, concerning not only black holes and the beginning of the universe, but also nuclear and particle physics, quantum computers, and the science of new materials. Perimeter is a grand experiment in theoretical physics. I am hoping, and expecting, great things will happen here."
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Presented as a companion to the TV broadcast, our expert physicists took your questions on topics ranging from dark matter to black holes to Bekenstein-Hawking radiation, offering depth and context to the subject areas covered during the Stephen Hawking event.
Rupinder Brar is a professor in the Faculty of Science at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. He has a PhD in Astrophysics from Queen's University. During graduate school he researched the halos of spiral galaxies while at the same time discovered his love for teaching Physics and Astronomy. He is the winner of TVO's 2010 Best Lecturer Competition.
Damian Pope is the senior manager of Scientific Outreach at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. He holds a PhD in Quantum Physics from the University of Queensland, and currently works on producing educational videos for high school students including, The Mystery of Dark Matter and The Challenge of Quantum Reality.
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What is more important? Developing and growing as a team, or "winning" a scrimmage? Apparently, at Florida State, it is the latter.
Thank God for recruiting. Without the promise that a competent coaching staff will soon be in place at Florida State to mold the substantial talent that is now coming to Tallahassee, there would be little reason to follow Seminole's football. FSU will probably have a real head coach soon, and will be able to get a decent runningbacks coach What a frustrating mess.
Florida State held a scrimmage today. I'm not exactly sure how to write this, so I'll go position by position.
Jimbo Fisher said that Ponder's last two scrimmages have been his best since he has been at Florida State. That statement might be surprising to some, because Ponder's passing numbers have been right at 50%, with about 8 yards per pass (not per completion, but per attempt). I'm told he made few poor throws, if any.
He's been victimized by drops and incorrect routes. Fisher's offense requires receivers to make reads and alter the play on the fly. It's not overly complicated (not the run and shoot), and I don't know how much more we can really simplify things. I do know that wide receiver coach Lawrence Dawsey needs to stop playing the role of "cool black guy who is a great recruiter and friend to the kids" and needs to start making sure that these guys are paying attention to detail and doing their job.
In addition to wideouts running incorrect routes and failing to alter them based on reads (like breaking it off when they blitz), there is yet another problem with the drop back passing game: lack of attention to detail from the runningbacks. The backs are not doing their job in pass protection. Blitz pickup is a bit like foreplay. It's like letting your car warm up on a cold morning. Fisher was very disappointed in the back's performance today, as they missed fairly easy assignments and allowed Ponder to get sacked. Ponder doesn't take a hit in a scrimmage setting (no contact rule), but if the backs (Jermaine "Macmaine or .38 Special" Thomas and Carlton "Ty" Jones) don't start taking this seriously, Ponder is going to get killed in a real game setting. This is on "coach" Dexter Carter, who is not impressive as a coach. Runningback coaches need to be great recruiters and teach kids how to perform in the offense. The actual running of the backs, is for the most part, natural, and the coach has little influence in this area. Carter isn't gettng the job done when it comes to the pass protection, pass catching, or recruiting.
The backs ran pretty well I'm told, though Jones tried to get cute once or twice (he needs to be an all-business runner).
The offensive line turned in a solid but unspectacular performance. Let's evaluate them in a minute, however, as we see what the defense did...
After being embarrassed in last scrimmage, Mickey Andrews and co. came out fire up. They were more intense than the offense today. Further, Mickey called everything really aggressively.
I am sick and tired of Andrews trying to win Spring Practice at the expense of developing his defense. Today's scrimmage was a series of tackles for loss and big plays. Sack, loss of 7 yards, pass for 35, tackle for -4, reverse for 50, etc.
The fact is that the game has passed Andrews by. He isn't washed up, he's completely done. He doesn't know what to do anymore, but is starting to realize that the book on him is out. His responses to the modern offense are a a tragic comedy of sorts.
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- Defense comes out and plays with great intensity but is hyper aggressive.
- The defense is still way too small, forcing guys to try to run around each and every block, as opposed to taking on the block, maintaining leverage, and shredding that block. The lack of size on defense is the fault of the Defensive coaching staff, as they don't understand anything but stopping the pro-style offense by using 8 men in the box.
- Defense does not follow their assignments, because they are poorly coached and assignment football is not COACHED to them, but is merely told to them. There is a difference, and we see it at schools like Alabama, Florida, Iowa, and USC. We tell our kids assignment football, but we don't reinforce that.
- The defense initially succeeds (first 8 plays went for -7 yards, a sack, and a hold), as the offense did not expect them to send the house on every play, the running backs didn't pick up the blitz, and the wideouts did not successfully break their routes off (hot routes).
- Fisher, annoyed with Andrews immature attitude towards spring practice and not wanting his offense to look poor in reports, abandons developing the offense, and instead calls play after play designed to gash a defense that is out of control aggressive.
- Some of the plays get stopped for a loss, but others (predictably) crush the defense as they over pursue, overrun the play, do not take on blockers, and are punished for their over aggressiveness.
- FSU loses as a team. The offense doesn't get meaningful reps because the defense is playing out of control, and the defense doesn't get meaningful reps because the offense is running misdirection play after misdirection play, specifically wide receiver runs,
So, the offensive line had a decent day overall, against a very um "unique" look.
If we had a real coach, this would not happen. Bobby Bowden is worthless as a football coach right now. Not only are we stretched incredibly thin because he doesn't do anything (including not coaching a position, as head coaches do), but there is no leadership. A real head coach would demand that the defense play in a semi-realistic fashion so that they could get meaningful experience and so that the offense could get meaningful snaps as well.
For some great posts on the "leadership" (lack of) on this squad, see here, and here.
A real head coach would not hire his friend (Chuck Amato) and allow that friend, as a linebackers coach to disrupt the unity of the coaching staff. Instead, we have a coach who hired someone not for his coaching ability, but because he didn't want to feel further alienated from his own staff. A real head coach would evaluate his defensive staff and fire every single one of them.
We suffer from a lack of attention to detail because we don't have anything at the top. Bowden is giving us zero. How can we expect players to focus on the details when the head coach can't even grasp the big things, much less the small things? We can't expect the new coaches to do their job and do the job of the others as well.
This team is not making the progress they need to. Those who expect this team to win 10 games or the ACC, in 2009 might be in for a huge surprise.
A frustrated, Go Noles!


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Welp, now that the Mariner's regular season is over we can talk about the important things like managers (/pukes), the relief pitcher pile and who the Mariners should play regularly in 2014.
As the Mariners head into the offseason I hope they notice they have two second basemen on their roster and that it's time to choose one. Those second basemen of course Dustin Ackley and Nick Franklin.
Just looking at both their performances on the field and what the numbers tell me. Nick Franklin is like a can of Dustin Ackley lite and Franklin's value comes as trade chip. So I vote keep Dustin Ackley, because I still have faith in Ackley despite his 2012 and 2013 struggles, and try to trade Nick Franklin.
Oh, and no, Dustin Ackley is not an outfielder. That experiment was nice, but proved Ackley should not be an outfielder. More on that later.
Ackley is smarter runner on the bases and appears to be faster. I don't really have a way to measure speed. Nor do I care enough to go to Safeco and ask the two to have a foot race. I will however concede Franklin has managed to swipe 6 bags compared to Ackley's 3 this season.
Ackley takes off better, rounds the corners better and just generally runs better than Franklin. This is illustrated in the numbers too.
- 2013 Ackley: 3.1 UBR
- 2013 Franklin: -0.8 UBR
Using UBR it paints Ackley as an almost great baserunner and Franklin as a just below average runner. As Billy Hamilton might prove tonight having good baserunners is huge plus for a team.
Nick Franklin isn't an awful second baseman, but he's no Dustin Ackley either and Ackley's pretty good.
Let's use UZR and runs saved to compare.
UZR at 2B (minimum 500 innings):
- 2011 Ackley – 5.1 UZR, 10 runs saved
- 2012 Ackley – 5.7 UZR, 11 runs saved
- 2013 Franklin - -6.0 UZR, 0 runs saved
These results place Franklin as the 30th worst defensive second baseman in the MLB this season. Franklin is behind the likes of Derek Dietrich, Dan Uggla and Dan Murphy - not exactly good company. Ackley however, with his 2011's 5.1 UZR would have been the seventh best, right behind the likes of Dustin Pedroia, Darwin Barney and Ben Zobrist. (…a lot of D names in that group.)
Ackley provides far more value to the Mariners when he is at second base. Sure, it is nice to have him as an emergency backup outfielder. Ackley tracks down balls well enough, but his arm strength is terrible. Just looking at his outfield UZR this season Ackley earned a -7.0 and cost the Mariners 8 runs. In the outfield Ackley is a liability, but at second base he provides the Mariners significant and measurable positive value.
Although it's tempting to write off Ackley and say the Mariners should move on because of his abysmal 2012 season and first half of this season. There are a few things that keep me intrigued with Ackley.
K% and BB%
- 2013 Ackley: 16.8% K and 8.7% BB
- 2013 Franklin 27.2% K and 10% BB
Both Ackley and Franklin walk a decent amount. If you include minor league numbers Ackley has historically been more prone to taking a walk.
However, the concern with Franklin is his inability to not strike out. Over a fourth of the time Franklin has appeared at the plate this season he has struck out. Franklin's 27.2 percent strikeout rate puts him in the bottom 20 players, minimum 350 PAs, this season. Franklin doesn't make as much contact as Ackley does, too.
- 2013 Ackley – 85.8%
- 2013 Franklin – 75.1%
If you look at both of their slash lines it's almost impossible to say Franklin has been better than Ackley at the plate.
- 2013 Ackley .251/.317/.341
- 2013 Franklin .223/.301/.380
It's easy to cite Franklin's youth as the reason he is struggling. However, remember Ackley totally retooled his swing going into this season and in 2012 he had an oddly low BABIP.
Overall, I think Ackley has hit and will hit better than Franklin.
Going into next season the Mariners should best be served by moving Ackley back to second base and looking to trade Nick Franklin or sending him back down to Tacoma. Also, it's worth noting, with Brad Miller's success this season the shortstop role should be filled so sliding Franklin over won't work either. Ackley in the outfield and Franklin at second costs the Mariners too many runs to justify keeping both players on the roster.
The Mariner's starting second baseman in 2014 should be Dustin Ackley.
I'm curious as to what everyone else here thinks. I've attached a poll!
(PS This if my first fanpost after reading LL for about 3 years now. So tips on feature pieces would greatly be appreciated. Thanks everyone!)


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SOHH Whatcha Think: Stevie J Wipes Up Weezy Kissing Rumor, Drake Busted Cyber Sexin', Diddy Puts A Ring On It?
Wednesday, Oct 10, 2012 12:25PM
Wreckless Wednesday. It's a full-blown Internet crash type of day with Steve J coming clean on what's up with him allegedly locking those lips on Baby's boy. Oh Weezy. Speaking of close calls, could Drake be ditching his video vixen for some cyber loving? Computer love? And he's been in talks for a while, but has Diddy finally found his perfect wife candidate? All this coming up in SOHH Whatcha Think.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]
For the record, no one should be judged on their sexual preference. But with Lil Wayne recently taking a shot at Frank Ocean and labeling his infamous 2006-2007 Baby kiss as a "Black Mafia" thing, there's some explaining that needs to be done after he got caught in what looked like a mouth-to-mouth kiss with...Stevie J? Necole Bitchie has Stevie J's words on this:
Stevie J hopped on the phone and was questioned about the footage as well. He responded: I'm in LA. I can't really tell? [**while watching the footage**] Hold on, play that again right there. [**plays the footage**]. That wasn't me. I wasn't in Miami but whatever someone feels they need to do, let them do that. I'm in the studio making hits. He also called into Tony Sculfield & The Morning Riot Morning Show and said: I'm in Los Angeles man. I've been in the studio getting that bread. I'm working on this Rihanna and Mariah project. I'm a legendary producer. I leave that guys kissing to the other guys. (Necole Bitchie)
The real question is how did Stevie J's name even get included into this? From the video alone, it just looks like a grown man. Could this be all a stunt to push "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" into an exciting new season or is there something really going down here? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
2. You've Got Spam
Drake's always seemed to be the kind of rapper/singer that could have any woman he wanted, minus maybe Taraji P. Henson and Sade. Rihanna to Maliah Michel to you name it, he's either collaborated or romanced them, maybe both. Turns out real women must have got him a little bored and he took things to a digital level? Media Take Out has a sticky inside:
MTO WORLD EXCLUSIVE: We Have TOP SECRET SCREEN SHOTS . . . Of Rapper Drake Sharing A CYBER F*CK With A GROUPIE!! (Warning - GRAPHIC Images And Language) October 10, 2012: Last night Drake was online - searching for FREAKS - and he found one - a "model" named Dee Manni. The YMCMB rapper holla'd at her in a chatroom - and quickly got her to get NEKKID ON CAMERA. What happened next?? Well nothing . . . the chick got a CHEAP computer .. . and it froze. But you can see Drake's GAME . . . or lack thereof below. (Media Take Out)
In Drake's defense, there's really no proof that this was him. For all we know, it could have been Roger Drake, Drake Williams, Drake Anybody. So before we start thinking he's locked himself in some closet, let's wait and see. Then again, that light-skinned guy does look like Drake. #SOHHWhatchaThink?
3. Put A Ring On It
Could Diddy really be ready to settle down. You can only experience so many women, as one would imagine, before things get a little redundant and you want to just settle down with someone special. Is that special someone really in Diddy's life? All Hip Hop Rumors has the scoop:
DIDDY AND CASSIE ENGAGED? Apparently, Diddy's ex dropped the dime and said that Diddy is engaged to Cassie! Congrats! Cassie hung in there and got her guy. (All Hip Hop Rumors)
In all fairness, this is such a big rumor that it might be best to wait for either Cassie or Diddy to make it official. With so many hip-hop artists in strong relationships (Jay-Z/Beyoncé, Kanye West/Kim Kardashian), is Diddy feeling the pressure to finally settle down too? If so, is Cassie worthy enough to be his wife though? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
That about wraps it up for today. This is SOHH On The Spot giving you the morning scoop from your favorite gossip blogs.
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Every church leader should make a trip to Disney Land/World as a business expense. The insights about creating a great experience result in such a significant return on ministry that the costs are more than justified.
Disney has everything about the experience locked up tight. They seemingly think of everything, even the things you probably wouldn't think of but appreciate upon discovery. The lessons for churches are simply huge and don't require the budgets of Disney to accomplish!
Word of mouth and web are the two main methods people will use to investigate something they're interested in. They'll ask their friends if they've experienced it and they'll look online at the website to determine if it seems like a good fit.
Nothing speaks about success like a happy person/family talking about their great experiences, so Disney has taken user-submitted home movies (from way back in the 60′s to today) and created short stories that showcase the experience (joy, happiness, fulfillment, excitement, enjoyment, etc.). They don't have to tell us it's going to be great – their satisfied customers already did. (See the Disney Commerical HERE).
Churches also benefit (or suffer) from word of mouth and their website. Capturing short, compelling stories of joy, happiness, fulfillment, excitement, enjoyment and life change from a variety of people in the demographic range of the church help people decide if they want to take the next step.
Once we arrived at the airport, the Disney Magical Express made it super easy to enjoy the trip to DisneyWorld. 30 minutes in the bus went by quickly with a video showing more of the experience videos and things we can expect. If you drive into Disneyland, the large signage and easy-to-understand navigation and a small army of people in the parking lot wearing bright vests make it easy to know where to park and, once there, how to get to where you'll need to go next.
This experience (minus the shuttle) can be applied on a smaller scale at just about any church with a number of smiling volunteers clad in bright vests making it easy to know where to park. In fact, I've been to several churches where signs alert first-time visitors to put on their hazard lights so they're easily identified and given priority, up-front parking for first-time guests. Similarly, there are churches that focus on their demographic with parking near the children's building for parents of small kids, with some churches going so far as to create single-parent parking and a smiling volunteer to help them with an umbrella on rainy days so they don't get soaked while unbuckling their little ones from the back seat.
Too often, a church website promises "cutting edge" or "contemporary" or "relevant" something-or-other, only to end up offering what most other churches are offering: pretty good, but not-even-close-to-what-they-promised services/experiences. It's easy to use fun adjectives and stock photography of actors having a great time, but it is a disconnect when I show up for an event, activity or service and am underwhelmed.
Don't confuse what I'm saying. Not everything has to be top-dollar at church; it simply has to be top-effort.
Every day at Disney, I get more of the same – and that's a very good thing. I appreciate that they don't just make a show of first impressions; everyday their Cast Members greet, offer help and smile and welcome me. This kind of friendliness doesn't just happen because they used Strengths Finder 2.0 to staff with the happiest people; this is a culture of making it about the experience. When intentionality is reinforced, people will rise to the occasion. Yes, I know they're paid staff and not volunteers, but every other secular place also pays staff and doesn't get this kind of result. Do you see the difference? That they pay staff is true but irrelevant. It's simply expected that to work at Disney, you're going to focus on making everything "magical" (and they even say at the end of phone calls: "Have a magical day!").
They even highlight their best Cast Members (click on the image).
Volunteers that are public-facing (parking, greeters, hospitality, kids workers, ushers, etc.) need leaders that reinforce creating great experiences. Like Disney, setting the expectation along with the example goes a long way. Plus, I would submit that our volunteers would find more joy in being joyful and helpful than standing at a door and saying "Good morning" or "hello".
Have your volunteer exceed expectations with greetings such as: "Have a fantastical day!" "We are so blessed to see you today!" "How can I serve you?" or even "Let me know if I can help with getting your kids checked in!"
Finally, if we share the heart of our church and consistently remind our volunteers and staff that this may be the ONLY chance to meet someone in need or help them when they're nervous about attending for the first time, the role suddenly shifts from a "job" to a joy. I do recommend using Strengths-Finders and spiritual gifts assessments to help people plug into roles where they'll be most comfortable, but when we put teams of people together and encourage each other, the experience becomes more consistent and, most likely, far better than our attendees anticipate.
How does your church make great experiences for all of your services, activities and events? What would you add or change from what I've described about Disney? What are the opportunities? What are the challenges? I've outlined my experiences and shared them; now it's your turn. Comment below or link back to your blog where you've explored this in other ways!
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A humane trap is a cage with a door on one end which can be lifted up and set in place with a small hook. The door is connected to a flat metal trip plate on the bottom of the trap. The trap is baited by placing food at the back of the trap, past the trip plate. When an animal enters the trap, the weight of its paw on the trip plate triggers the door to shut behind it. The trip plate is far enough away from the door so that the animal is not harmed.
If you would prefer to buy a humane trap of your own, contact us at (972) 721-2256 for additional information. If you purchase your own humane trap, you still must sign the trap agreement form at the Irving Animal Care Campus to protect the treatment of the animal and ensure we can pick up the trap once it is filled.