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OTTAWA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders' opportunistic defence and revived passing attack — plus a dazzling all-around performance by Tristan Jackson — were key factors in Saturday's 38-14 CFL victory over the host Ottawa Redblacks.
The Roughriders scored on each of their first four possessions en route to leading 32-0 during the second quarter.
First of all, they moved 78 yards in six plays — the last of which was a 25-yard touchdown pass from Darian Durant to Brett Swain. Durant was 5-for-5 for 75 yards on that drive.
Saskatchewan then converted an interception by Jackson into a 15-yard field goal by Chris Milo, who put the visitors ahead 10-0.
Shortly thereafter, the defence came up big again, with Brian Peters registering his first CFL interception. Five plays and 45 yards later, the Riders were in the end zone again — with Will Ford scoring on a one-yard touchdown run. Milo's convert expanded the Roughriders' lead to 17-0.
Ford followed up with another one-yard TD run that helped the Riders assume a 24-0 lead. Ford's major — his fifth in his first five quarters with Saskatchewan — was set up by Jackson's 63-yard punt return and a 26-yard pass from Durant to Rob Bagg.
"We put some touchdowns on the board early,'' Durant said. "If we can get a lead and let (our defence) attack the quarterback, we're in pretty good shape. We did a great job of coming out and getting some early touchdowns and that carried over throughout the game.''
Jackson scored the Roughriders' final touchdown — seven minutes into the second quarter — by returning a missed field goal 111 yards to help Saskatchewan go ahead 31-0.
"It was just so open,'' said Jackson, who was temporarily sidelined in the fourth quarter with a right shoulder injury that required icing after the game.
"The guys did a great job of blocking. I don't think I had to make anyone miss. I just had to run. Tyron (Brackenridge) gave me a great block on the kicker and all I had to do was run to the house.''
Jackson had also returned a missed field goal for a major July 14, 2012 to help Saskatchewan defeat the visiting B.C. Lions 23-20.
Milo had a single on the touchdown following Jackson's latest major, giving the Riders a 32-0 lead.
Ottawa finally got on the board just under 10 minutes into the second quarter, thanks to a trick play.
On third-and-three from the Ottawa 53-yard line, backup quarterback Thomas DeMarco unexpectedly punted the ball, which was recovered by Dobson Collins in the Roughriders' end zone for a touchdown. Collins was onside on the play and was therefore eligible to pounce on the ball. Brett Maher's convert made it 32-7, Saskatchewan, and concluded the first-half scoring.
Milo had the only points of the third quarter, hitting a 34-yard field goal to give the Riders a 35-7 advantage.
Milo hit again from 42 yards away to make it 38-7 midway through the fourth quarter.
Ottawa rediscovered the end zone with 6:06 remaining in the game when DeMarco, in relief of starter Henry Burris, hit Jamill Smith for a five-yard touchdown pass. Maher's convert completed the scoring.
Durant finished with 19 completions in 25 attempts for 294 yards and one touchdown, without an interception.
Rob Bagg was Saskatchewan's busiest receiver, with six catches for 123 yards. He entered Saturday's game with nine catches for 115 yards in four contests.
"I'll take a win any day,'' Bagg said when asked about his big game. "We could run the ball for 500 yards and not catch a pass. If we win, everyone is smiling. As the air force we want to be potent and we want to be respected. It was fun to be able to throw the ball around.''
Swain (with 85 receiving yards) and Chris Getzlaf (with 57) had five catches apiece. Getzlaf had missed the Roughriders' previous three games due to injury.
"I felt we did OK,'' Durant said of the offence. "Of course. there is always room for improvement. We spread the ball around a little bit. It was great to have Getz out there. He's a big part of what we do. It's just good getting this going a little bit.''
Saskatchewan has hit a season high for points scored in each of its past two games. On July 26, the Roughriders had defeated the visiting Toronto Argonauts 37-9.
The Roughriders have outscored their last two opponents 75-23 after being outscored 74-28 in back-to-back losses.
The Roughriders (3-2) are to return to action Thursday in Winnipeg against the league-leading Blue Bombers (5-1).
EXTRA POINTS: Durant hurt his lower right leg during Saturday's game but did not miss any snaps as a consequence. "It felt kind of funny and it's not as bad as I thought it was,'' Durant said. "I'll be fine tomorrow.'' Durant was replaced by Tino Sunseri once the outcome was no longer in doubt …
Roughriders guard Brendon LaBatte, who was named the CFL's outstanding offensive lineman last year, left the game early in Saturday's first quarter after injuring his right ankle. He was ably replaced at left guard by Corey Watman. Head coach Corey Chamblin said that LaBatte could have returned to the game if need be.


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Brazil's government says it's paying "extreme attention" to how the U.S. reforms the National Security Agency. Spokesman Thomas Traumann is using the official blog of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to say the government has closely analyzed Friday's speech on...Springfield News-Sun 2014-01-19
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The competition was fierce among the contestants, vying for who would be crowned the first prize winner of the Village of Farmingdale's first annual Pet Day event. Waiting to hear the final decision, Ruby the lobster, Dakota the patriot, Harry sporting a bow and a dress, Thor the blue-eyed husky with a lightning bolt on his fur, Brooklyn the ferret and Cathy the kitten watched intently as the judging took place.
Spearheading the inaugural Pet Fair, JoAnn Napoli with Century 21 Dallow Realty in Farmingdale said she came up with the idea for a charity pet day to help raise money for the North Shore Animal League.
A high school diploma—for some it is a stepping stone to their collegiate futures, for others it embodies thirteen years of hard work.
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School zone speedsters face an new round of surveillance in the state's effort to thwart their reckless ways.
Governor Andrew Cuomo recently enjoyed a photo-op at nearby Bethpage High School, signing legislation that authorizes the addition of school speed zone cameras in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Proponents say the new law aims to enhance safety in school areas by encouraging drivers to travel with caution, as well as support law enforcement efforts to crack down on violators and prevent accidents caused by speeding.
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The developments, along with the new Jefferson Plaza Apartments on Main Street, bring multi-family housing and small retail units to the Village.
Growing up on Long Island, Christopher Mercaldo remembers how, as a child he spent countless hours with his family, marveling at the many different rides and attractions that Adventureland amusement park in Farmingdale had to offer.
Like many kids growing up in the area, Mercaldo says he was smitten with the idea of having his own little slice of Disneyland-magic right here in his backyard.
Adventureland first opened in 1962, at the height of a major suburban boom on Long Island. Over the last 52 years, several attractions have come and gone, but the park has continued providing the same family-friendly fun that it has for years.
Customers shopped till they dropped, on June 8, as more than 200 vendors filled Main Street for the second annual Spring street fair, hosted by the Farmingdale Fire Department. Patrons from all across Long
Island enjoyed the warm weather by wandering through a maze of of hand-crafted jewlery, colorful dresses, handbags, sunglasses, workout gear, belts, phone cases, and baseball hats that were on display.
"I like looking at all the stuff," said 11-year-old Kim W. of Farmingdale. "My favorite is the posters."
For most village residents the Eastern-most quadrant of Farmingdale, across the Rt. 110 border, offers little more than just the Multiplex Cinema, Republic Airport, the Long Island National Cemetery, Dave &
Busters, and Adventureland. However, plans for a potential 10-15 year transit-oriented development project, centered around the former LIRR train station, could mean more business, housing and green space for the residents of East Farmingdale.
Located within the boundaries of the Town of Babylon, the East Farmingdale transit-oriented development project has historically received the support of Farmingdale village officials, including former Mayor
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The world is an open book for Sarina Turbendian, a Farmingdale State College Class of 2014 graduate and village resident.
During the commencement ceremony at Hofstra University last May — when over 1,000 Farmingdale State College students received a diploma — Turbendian said that as she waited with anticipation to hear her name read over the sound system, she was more focused on making sure she did not fall down or shake anybody's hand the wrong way. She said that it wasn't until she had gotten home that the realization started to sink in.
"Then it hit me… I graduated," Turbendian said. "Four years went by so quickly."
The Village of Farmingdale Board of Trustees met on June 2 to consider several building permits put forth by several local businesses, namely the expansion of local tavern Croxley's Ale House at 190 Main St. downtown.
During the meeting village board members voted unanimously to approve a special use permit to Croxley's Ale House allowing the establishment to construct
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"They have purchased the building behind them, the old Safeway Electric place, with the intention to knock down the existing structures to construct an outdoor Beer Garden," Ekstrand said. "Croxley Ales is a great place that I frequent often myself... for the past five years they've always paid the Village on-time when they've owed us money, and I see no reason not to grant their request once again."
The congregation of St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Farmingdale recently held a down-home country-style barbecue to kick off a new three-year fundraising effort.
The goal is to raise $1.4 million to help with the acquisition of a new building to expand both the parish and outreach to the community.
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I want to give a shout of amen in response to a recent letter where the writer encourages President Barack Obama to stop blaming President George W. Bush for our problems.
Dear Rep. Tom Graves: I want to offer a resounding, Thank you, for your vote against raising the debt limit of America.
Here are my concerns about this whole idea of the privatization of Hall County services.
Yesterday's television coverage reported a poll showing that 47 percent of those polled were displeased with the tea party. I have to ask why.
I am responding to Adele Kushner's typically liberal, "blame Bush" letter on Thursday. While some of her "facts" are correct, some are not.
This letter is in response to William P. Clark's highly offensive "God made the poor that way so we shouldn't do anything to help them" letter ("People of faith shouldn't give in to wealth envy," Friday).
If you are old enough to be on Medicare, you should remember the glory days when the U.S. economy was flourishing. The treasury had a positive balance, a comfortable surplus and good times were ahead.
How about a hometown view regarding teacher predicaments. After reading the rebuke in The Times (Saturday) for how the current wave of change in public education is affecting teachers, it is obvious the teachers and the two professors who contributed to the article are more concerned about the senior union member teachers and those who have tenure as they obviously do.
Recently, the news from the Hall County Board of Commissioners has been interesting.
I am writing in reference to Alan Shope's latest politico-religious letter, "Rich politicians, preachers spend too much while others suffer."
I watched the news and read the account of how our Congress has finally agreed on a solution to our national budget and heard our president give his assessment of the whole process to which, of course, he took no active part except to claim all the bows.
The American middle class is no match for wealthy politicians and wealthy preachers. When it comes to money, they will outsmart and outmaneuver the middle class every time.
Why the good guy never wins in politics. It's a narrative that we see over and over again every election cycle.
To the gentleman who thinks Republicans and tea party members don't pay their fair share of taxes, I ask: What is my "fair share?"
In response to Dr. Tom Smiley's letter about President Barack Obama and guns, I have to make a few comments.
In response to Sunday's story in The Times, "Panel studying violence against emergency room workers:" We will never be able to properly address emergency department violence in America until we take a hard look at our ongoing mental health care crisis. This has led to violence in some cases by frustrated and distressed psychiatric patients who are held in emergency departments for long periods of time because there are very few options for long-term care.
I agree Mitt Romney was by far the best-prepared candidate for president; can't do it over.
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6 Guests 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms. 112 m2 Square metres.
Elegant and picturesque loft for 6 people in Santo Spirito.
Elegant and original, this open-plan apartment is situated on the second floor of a traditional Florentine building (without a lift) located close to the Palazzo Pitti in the Oltrarno district, one of the city's most beautiful areas.
The 112m2 apartment is capable of accommodating up to 6 guests. With Florentine tiled floors and exposed roof beams, the decoration gives the apartment a typically Florentine feel. The 15th century chimney (useable) and the furnishings provide a classic and original touch which will make sure you have an unforgettable stay.
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This fall, Yakima Valley Community COllege (YVCC) began offering a two-year associate of applied science degree in aerospace machining technology.
On Nov. 7th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., prospective students may attend an open house in the department, where they can meet the instructors and learn about the industry.
Yakima Valley Community College has now joined 12 other community and/or technical colleges throughout the state in offering at least one baccalalureate four-year degree program.
According to Luis Lopez, YVCC's director of applied baccalalureate programs, the college is now offering a bachelor of applied science in business management degree.
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Architects may seem like engineers when they work with angles and forms, and yet their work also requires a highly developed sense of artistry as well.
They are not handicapped by being right-brained or left-brained; they use their entire brain to design buildings whose form fits the terrain or the desires of the owner.
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There are more than 37 million native Spanish speakers in the U.S. today. For businesses and service providers, that's 37 million people who might prefer speaking Spanish. That has led to higher pay for bilingual employees and higher demand for language classes around the country.
As the oldest daughter of farm workers who came to the Yakima Valley from Mexico, Arlette Rodriguez is used to helping her parents navigate the English speaking world.
"If they got a paper in the mail, 'what does this say?'" she recalls being asked as a child. "If they went to the doctor, 'you have to come with me because you have to interpret.' They knew a couple of words but I was always the one to help them out with all of that," Rodriguez said.
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YAKIMA, Wash. — Some of the items on the Dia de los Muertos altar that Alex Santillanes' wife and daughter built in his honor are just what you'd expect — community service plaques, odds and ends from his decades of anti-gang activism, a photo of the 1947 Cadillac he famously entered in local car shows.
Then there are other things, things that show a side of the longtime Yakima Latino activist that only his family knew. Candy, for instance. Santillanes, who died of cancer earlier this month at 73, loved candy. So his wife, Virginia Santillanes, and daughter, Monica Sanchez, made sure to leave him some.
"At our granddaughter's wedding, they had all of this candy, and we had to tell the kids, 'No, you can't have candy yet,' " Virginia said with a hint of a laugh. "Then (Alex) came and took it. We have a photo from the wedding of him eating the candy."
That sort of personal touch is characteristic of the best Dia de los Muertos altars in the Yakima-Morelia Sister City Association's annual display. There are 28 altars this year, the celebration's 10th. Some are idiosyncratic and personal, such as those honoring specific dead friends and family members. Others, such as the one built by the Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and another built by the Chicano studies class at Yakima Valley Community College, are more general.
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The professional networking site LinkedIn has just come out with its "University Finder," which identifies which colleges are popular with which companies. Parchment.com pools student data to predict an individual's college admission prospects. There's even a dating service-like site for higher education: Admitted.ly pairs students with colleges based on such factors as body piercings and whether applicants go to church.
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In the darkness of the hours after the Winnipeg Blue Bombers dropped their season opener, coach Tim Burke didn't sleep much, although he tried.
Instead, the Bombers coach lay awake as endless replays and revisions of the 38-33 loss to the Montreal Alouettes flashed through his mind.
"Anytime you don't win, you try to go to sleep, but it just replays," Burke said Friday afternoon, his gravel voice heavy from the long night before. "Over and over and over."
What busted plays or botched calls loomed largest in the night, Burke didn't say. If the fourth-quarter decision to send out punter Mike Renaud -- instead of giving up a safety -- was ever one of them, by Friday afternoon the coach stood firm. That decision, with the Bombers pinned in their own end, was ballyhooed by some fans.
"If you take a safety there... they end up getting good field position anyway," Burke said. "I felt like our defence was playing pretty well at that point, and so if we stopped 'em immediately, they wouldn't get anything. If we didn't, we'd give up the field goal, which was only one more point."
If Burke had to make that call again, he said, he'd "do it the same way." So if that isn't the right situation for the Bomber boss to put a player on his knee, when would it be? "It's just a matter of whether you believe in giving safeties up or not," Burke said. "If your defence is playing well, I don't feel like you need to give up a safety."
And Burke did feel like the defence was playing well on Thursday night. The defensive line had some "great moments," he said, although there were some stumbles. "I thought we had pretty good pressure on (Alouettes quarterback Anthony) Calvillo for most of the night," he said. "I was pretty happy with them overall."
Now, though, he must look forward, past the wrenching first-game loss and towards a rematch next week in Montreal, where the Bombers will attempt to take back the points on July 4.
Step 1: Find a way to squeeze more creativity into offensive plays, to keep drives alive. The Bombers made only 11 first downs on Thursday, and none in their impotent fourth quarter as they watched a nine-point lead vanish.
"Until we stop turning the ball over, we're not going to win any games," Burke said. "If we can stop turning the ball over, we're a good enough team to beat anybody."
The team will have to do it down a pair of men: Canadian linebacker Ren© St©phan will be out a month with a wounded hamstring, and defensive tackle JT Gilmore will be down for a four-week count with a calf injury.
Losing the non-import St©phan, Burke noted, will put a cramp in his ratio; having the "explosive" Gilmore out stings.
"We were really happy with where he was as far as developing into a good defensive tackle," Burke said. "Now, you go to another guy who you don't consider to be quite as good."
That guy will be Zach Anderson, a "relentless" player who will come off the practice roster. Anderson joined the Bombers this year after wrapping up his NCAA career at the University of Northern Michigan.
On the plus side, Burke said quarterback Buck Pierce, who was seen limping a little during the game, is fine -- at least, as far as injuries are concerned. Asked to rate his starter's performance, which included three picks beginning with the Bombers' first offensive play of the game, Burke was terse.
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And here I thought the first bit of news in the morning would be the announcement of the new o-line coach. Instead, Hokies verbal, offensive tackle Brady Taylor, committed to Ohio State.
Taylor was in Columbus for an official visit this past weekend which took place two weeks after receiving a scholarship offer from his hometown team. Many recruitniks believed Taylor would flip on his visit. He didn't. However, it was reported yesterday. he'd return today with his mom to speak with Urban Meyer.
Virginia Tech OL commit Brady Taylor (Columbus Ohio) will be back up to Ohio State with his mother tomorrow to talk to Urban Meyer.— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) January 20, 2014
Brady Taylor's mother wasn't able to go on the visit this weekend, so she wants to speak with the coaches herself.— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) January 20, 2014
Eleven Warriors has more details on his decision.
The chance to live out a dream seems like it should lend to a quick decision, but Taylor - despite his affection for Ohio State - struggled with the reality that hed have to go back on his word and letting the Hokies coaching staff, particularly Virginia Tech offensive line coach Jeff Grimes. That worry was alleviated slightly when Grimes left first, taking a job in the same position with LSU. He also had some initial concerns about how soon he could get on the field at Ohio State, but in the end staying home and playing for the Buckeyes was too good of an opportunity to pass up.
"(At first) I (was worried about) early playing time," he said about what prevented him from making a "flip" when the offer first came. "(It was also about) just getting a better feel for the coaches, I hadn't been around them a lot."
Leading up to his visit to Ohio State, Taylor had still planned on making a return trip to Virginia Tech, but with his commitment to Ohio State, he says that will no longer happen.
Can't really say I'm surprised. When OSU offers you when they're in your back yard AND the OL coach that recruited you leaves the school you committed to you take it. Oh well. Hopefully this is the only one.
We need to get an OL coach ASAP or this might happen to the others.
oof..that one hurts a little...wish him the best though..if he does get some playing time in the next 2 years I hope our D-line slaps him around a little bit
Saw this one coming a mile away. No worries, hopefully he'll have a good career at tOSU, but hopefully he'll also go 0-2 against VT!
Best of luck to him. It's great that he gets to fulfill his lifelong dream. It's too bad he will lose to the Hokies twice in his career, however.
Yep. I'm glad thats out of the way now. Hope all the best for him. Now lets carry on.
Now we have to keep Gallo and Mitchell because we all know that Smith and Pettit are staying.
By all accounts Osu is his dream school. I remember how happy I was the day I got accepted into Virginia tech, my dream school.
No hard feelings, hope the kid enjoys every second of the next four years.
Totally agree. Seems like most of us here understand that these are 18 year old kids and that this is usually the biggest decisions of their young lives - I wish nothing but the best for the guy and hope he does well at OSU (just not when we play them!).
I agree, especially with that being his dream school and being in their backyard....hate to lose him, but can't really blame him, best of luck to him.
Every second minus 120 minutes.
Honestly, even if Grimes stayed, this was probably going to happen. Good luck to him.
In there it did say he was already going to flip before Grimes left and felt bad about it. Grimes leaving just made it easier to announce.
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Hopefully the new OL coach can pull in one more assuming we have one before signing day.
Well, with Braxton Pfaff, it's still the Fab 5 anyway.....
We may not have Grimey any more but we do have the bond between the 4 guys that he recruited for 4-5 years.
Its a kid and all you can ask for is for him to be honest, granted we all saw this coming it was nice for him to go out in twitterworld/public and announce it. You can't blame a kid for following a dream he had at a young age.
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True...but I can be critical of him for not following through in his promise to visit. It is an indicator of character in my opinion, "dream school" or not. We all knew he would take the visit, but it would have been nice to be surprised with a high-charcter decision on occasion.
Yeah, but once he had made a decision, he didn't want to waste anybody's time and money by going on a visit to a school that wasn't going to attend.
Yep, everything here was done in the light of day. I don't see how that reflects poorly on the kid's character. We always knew he loved tOSU. The reason VT got the commitment was because tOSU hadn't offered him and we represented a good alternative. Nothing shady about that.
Because he didn't follow through on his promise after the initial impulse wore off....the very definition of character. I don't think he is bad kid and I understand his choice, but I would have made sure my son fulfilled his promise...assuming the coaches still wanted him to come.
So if your dream was to go to Med School and you didn't initially get it, and accepted a job after you thought it wouldn't happen. Then you get bumped off the wait list and they offer you admission you think they should turn it down?
I'm sure if OSU offered him before he accepted our offer he would have taken it right away or after a visit.
But at that point, which shows better character: (1) fulfilling a promise just to waste everyone's time or (2) changing your mind honestly and being up front about it? I also don't understand the "initial impulse" thing. We offered him last summer, he committed after a while and visited back in September. This would not have been his first visit and I have certainly seen far worse recruiting processes where the recruit strings the school along.
He was upfront and honest about it. We always knew if THEEEEEEEEE (pretentious d-bags of) Ohio State offered, he'd likely be gone because it was his hometown school of which he's always dreamed of playing for. I can't fault him at all for it, and I appreciate the fact that he even gave us a chance in the beginning, especially after seeing the complete and utter cluster Newsome left our OL to be.
Be thankful he didn't lead us on til signing day before flipping. We now have plenty of time to find someone else to bring in, and considering the rumors of who the new OL coach will be, I wouldn't be too worried about the future.
Plus, if you're going to throw Taylor under the bus for this, then you have to throw our QB commit of Durkin under the bus as well, as he was a firm Michigan State commit before Loeffler turned him. In fact, him flipping to us is far more of a shocker than Taylor doing this now.
After five minutes of serious contemplation, I think the problem with the whole system is the term "verbal commitment." If they used a different term that better reflected how students AND COACHES think of verbals, the rest of us wouldn't get so flustered. It's funny that the actual commitment is called a "letter of intent." That's all a verbal commitment really is -- a statement of intent.
If I had to trade a flip...right now I would actually take Durkin over Taylor.
I know we need OL's, but getting a big, strong, mobile QB like Durkin might pay off big down the road.
The guy is a beast of a QB.
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My diploma says Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University not Virginia Tech.
Oh no! They left "Institute" off of yours? I kid, I kid.
I would just like to point out that "Virginia" is spelled correctly on our diplomas, unlike another school in the region.
I think it's more of indicator of his character in a good way that he didn't go on the visit after his mind was made up. he was quick and to the point not really wasting anyone's time, money, or effort after he visited OSU and made up his mind.
I honestly think he's making the wrong decision, but wish him the best of luck.
He should at least thank us.
You're Welcome, Brady Taylor.
Good luck kiddo.
Buckle that fuckin helmet on tight though. I'd hate to go against even our second team D.
He's a kid going to his dream school in the city he grew up in and I don't fault him for that at all. Also remember the guy that was recruiting him left, I definitely wish he would've stayed a VT commit but I can see his perspective.
As far as VT goes it then becomes very important to recruit an OT in 2015 since it seems all the other linemen recruited are interior guys. VT loses Brent Benedict, Shuman, and Gibson at OT after next season so need to add OT depth. VT does have young OTs such as McLaughlin, Wyatt Teller, and Parker Osterloh but that would leave VT really thin on OTs in 2015.
Some 2015 OT targets are Austin Clark, Matthew Burrell, and George Brown Jr (Aaron Brown's lil bro). Hopefully more emerge.
Yep, if Teller can become the potential that French sees and McLaughlin takes the next step forward this isnt a big deal. And who knows, maybe the next OL coach (Searels probably) has someone that he has been scouting that he can close in the next 2 weeks. I doubt it but you never know. Wish Taylor all the best.
Yeah, I really don't feel bad about this at all. I think Taylor handled it well, and he'll get no grief from me.
We still have 4 OL commits that I think are probably pretty solid.
Given the recent history of Newsome's reign of error as contrast, it's still a bountiful haul we can enjoy.
Ha Ha: 'Newsome's reign of terror'-that cracks me up,
(and makes me sad at the same time.)
I actually think it's funnier because it's 'error' and not 'terror' but whatevs
Yeah, Reign of Terror implies he was purposely screwing up rather than just being incompetent. I prefer Reign of Error and actually plan on using that at work tomorrow about one of our division chiefs who regularly, when given the option, makes the WORST possible decision, the one designed to inflict the most pain on everyone while reducing productivity as much as possible. It's almost uncanny.
You are assuming he actually made decisions. I always thought he just threw labeled darts at a board blindfolded and went with a starting lineup of which darts finished closer to the double 12, because he was different like that.
Interesting. Bill King was suggesting that Mack Brown could have built better OL recruiting classes by throwing darts at a list of TX players. I think the emphasis was more on Mack's philosophy than any reflection on his OL coach.
Don't really consider this a "flip". When we first got his commitment, it was already known that if OSU offers, he would go. Now that he got the offer he wanted, and the coach recruiting him is gone, seems like a no brainer.
I wish the kid the best.
Just thought I mention that UVA also lost an Offensive Tackle this past week when 3/4 star Will Richardson flipped to NC State.
Read UVA guys having a conversation saying now they only have 13 or 14 OL on the depth chart including the incoming class. In comparison, I counted 20 for us.


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Yay Sprocket! I've missed you!
tickle, tickle; scritchy, scritchy.


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Just what is the Colossal doing to Zack Thompson? The evolution of the Tech Jacket starts here!
The champion of the Colossus emerges to challenge Tech Jacket, while the President of the United States (you know who!) receives council from a strange advisor.
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