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- 11.26.2014
UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list
- 11.21.2014
2014 International Education Week
- 11.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97)
- 11.19.2014
From the Desk of Provost Whitten: Food for Thought
- 11.18.2014
Classic city sound from television to the silver screen
- 11.17.2014
In remembrance of Carl E. Sanders (JD '48)
- 11.13.2014
San Diego Chapter president leads successful career in medical illustration
- 11.26.2014
- 11.12.2014
UGA alumnus heads to Neverland
- 11.11.2014
UGA named 'Best Place for Student Veterans'
- 11.07.2014
Bulldog Politics
- 11.05.2014
Warnell School honors distinguished alumni
- 11.04.2014
A Bulldog Love Story
- 11.03.2014
There's no business like show business
- 10.31.2014
UGA College of Education honors five alumni for career achievements
- 11.12.2014
- 10.30.2014
Bulldog advocates for arts education
- 10.29.2014
Georgia agricultural leadership program graduates inaugural class
- 10.27.2014
Former Diamond Dawg makes a difference for individuals with disabilities
- 10.24.2014
UGA Graduate School honors 2014 Alumni of Distinction
- 10.22.2014
Bulldogs in the Sunshine State
- 10.21.2014
2014-2015 Signature Lecture Series
- 10.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Christy Hulsey (ABJ '98)
- 10.30.2014
- 10.15.2014
Pulaski County students experienced life at UGA
- 10.10.2014
Alumnus Sets Sights on Vonage
- 10.06.2014
UGA Alumni See Success in Startup Companies
- 09.29.2014
Clear the Air at UGA
- 09.26.2014
Good Eats: Alton in ATH
- 09.25.2014
Sic 'Em City: Homecoming 2014
- 09.24.2014
Georgia Fund receives generous gift from Lake Oconee Area Chapter
- 10.15.2014
- 09.22.2014
Former Bulldog's Studio Shines in Storytelling
- 09.17.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees from the School of Law and Grady
- 09.16.2014
40 Under 40 Class of 2014: Advice to Students
- 09.15.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees: Favorite UGA Memories
- 09.12.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees
- 09.05.2014
2014 40 Under 40 Keynote Speaker: Kim Bearden (BSED '87)
- 09.02.2014
Sounds of the Classic City
- 09.22.2014
- 08.29.2014
Official 2014 Game Watching Parties
- 08.26.2014
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09)
- 08.22.2014
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014
- 08.18.2014
Class of 2018 Freshman Welcome
- 08.07.2014
2014 Freshman Send-Off Recap
- 08.04.2014
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. James Marshall Shepherd
- 08.01.2014
UGA Class of 2014 Summer Commencement
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- 07.30.2014
Former Bulldog making "Chic Comfort Food" on MasterChef
- 07.28.2014
Father and son share a bond like no other
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UGA alumna is on fire
- 07.23.2014
Make miracles happen with Gwinnett Braves
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2014 is "Going to the Dawgs"
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A Bulldog reunion 30 years in the making
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UGA alumnus named chairman of the Georgia Bankers Association
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Five Questions with Richmond Chapter Vice President Taylor Jacobson (BS '09)
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Atlanta Alumni Spotlight: Jennifer Bradley Franklin
- 07.09.2014
We are our Sisters' Keepers
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40 Under 40 Class of 2014 Announced
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Focus on Faculty: Elizabeth Andress
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Spotlight on Young Alumni: Angelique Jackson (ABJ '12)
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Cortona presented with key to the Classic City
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Terry College presents alumni awards
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Marshall Scholar meets Prince Charles
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A whirlwind trip to the Peabody Awards in NYC
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Young Alumni Profile - Mel Baxter (AB '12)
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40 Under 40 Spotlight - Catherine Trieschmann
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Ertharin Cousin (JD '82) named to 2014 TIME 100 Most Influential People
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Focus on Faculty: Elizabeth Andress
You are what you eat.
This saying relates not only to the nutritional value of what you put into your body, but to the way that food is raised, packaged, handled, stored and eventually prepared. A lot goes into the process of figuring out what exactly it is that you're eating, and no one knows this better than UGA Professor and Extension Food Safety Specialist Elizabeth Andress.
Andress, a professor in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences and director of the National Center for Home Food Preservation, has had an extensive career in her field. After earning her bachelor's degree from Albright College, she went on to receive her master's degree in family and child development at Virginia Tech and her doctorate in food science from Penn State. Andress came to UGA in 1989 to work as an assistant professor and extension specialist. After leaving to work for the USDA in Washington, D.C. as a national for food science, she returned to UGA. Andress says she, "missed being an educator and working in the academic environment."
Her future students would certainly have missed her as well.
Apart from creating curriculum and teaching professionals to properly handle food items, Andress teaches a number of courses in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences including "Food Sanitation and Safety" and a Freshman Year Odyssey Seminar. Andress says she particularly enjoys teaching the Freshman Year Odyssey because it "allowed me to be able to relax more with students and set the content for the course totally on my own."
Andress enjoys being able to combine aspects of microbiology, engineering and chemistry to create a safer environment for everyone. Truly, she knows what she eats and who she is.
To learn more about Elizabeth Andress and her work at UGA, please click here.
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UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list
The University of Georgia Alumni Association has released the 2015 Bulldog 100. This annual program recognizes the fastest-growing businesses owned or operated by UGA alumni. More than 450 nominations were submitted for the 2015 list.
The 2015 Bulldog 100 includes businesses of all sizes and from industries such as landscape design, marketing and orthodontics. Several areas of the country are represented, including companies from as far north as Chicago and as far west as Texas. Of the 100 businesses, 88 are located within the state of Georgia. The Atlanta office of Warren Averett CPAs and Advisors verified the information submitted by each company and ranked the businesses based on a compounded annual growth rate during a three-year period.
The public, including UGA alumni and friends, is invited to celebrate the Bulldog 100 honorees at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Feb. 7. The evening will begin with a reception, followed by dinner and the awards ceremony.
The awards ceremony will feature a keynote address by Hala Moddelmog, the first female president and CEO of the Atlanta Metro Chamber. Moddelmog graduated from UGA in 1981 with a Master of Arts from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. Prior to joining the Atlanta Metro Chamber, Moddelmog was president of Arby's Restaurant Group, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Church's Chicken.
Following her remarks, members of the Student Alumni Council will lead the highlight of the evening-the release of the final rankings and countdown of the 2015 Bulldog 100.
"Each year, the caliber of the Bulldog 100 businesses illustrates the important role that UGA graduates play in their communities' economic growth," said Meredith Gurley Johnson, UGA's executive director of alumni relations. "On campus, important work is being done to prepare students to become leading entrepreneurs. During the annual Bulldog 100 Celebration, I am proud to see the results of that rigorous academic environment."
To review the alphabetical list of honorees and to learn more about the Bulldog 100, including sponsorship opportunities, see www.alumni.uga.edu/b100.
2014 International Education Week
This week, the UGA Alumni Association joined the campus community in celebrating International Education Week.
"International Education Week gives us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the role of international education in providing a well-rounded education and equipping students with the competencies for living and working in an intercultural environment," said Kavita Pandit, associate provost for international education.
Not only does UGA encourage students to travel and study abroad, the university also welcomes international students to call UGA home. Interacting with students from other countries - working on class projects, living in the same dorm, sharing a meal in the dining hall - creates a greater cultural and global awareness and helps prepare students for whatever life holds.
The UGA Alumni Association believes in the transformative power of international educational opportunities and is proud to support various study abroad scholarships across campus. Since 2006, it has have provided more than $50,000 in study abroad scholarships. Such funding has allowed students to study abroad in a varity of places, including Cortona, Costa Rica and Oxford.
Joey Sharp '15 was recently profiled as a UGA Amazing Student, where he shared the lasting impact of his study abroad experience.
The summer after my sophomore year I received funding from the Honors International Scholarship Program and spent 12 weeks in Cape Town, South Africa, volunteering in a township clinic and conducting research on antiretroviral HIV treatment adherence. The work culminated in an article published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes and, more importantly, the implementation of a more effective and efficient treatment program in the community. The experience confirmed my goal of pursuing an MD/MPH and a career in global health. - Joey Sharp '15, UGA Amazing Student
Each year, nearly 6 percent of the UGA student population participates in a study abroad program, with an additional 150-200 students from other universities transient enrolling. These statistics testify to UGA's reputation for providing high quality international academic experiences.
Click here to read more participation statistics from the Office of International Education.
Interested in supporting UGA study abroad programs and helping students like Joey Sharp? Click here.
Do you have a favorite memory from a UGA study abroad experience? We'd love to hear it! Email your story to Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) at email@example.com.
Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97)
After a childhood of frequent visits to Athens, Cheri Harden Leavy (BSED '97) couldn't resist the pull of the Classic City. During college, she transferred to UGA from Ole Miss and has been bleeding red and black ever since. Today, she is the founder of Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie, three publications that cover the modern South.
UGA Alumni Association Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) spoke with Cheri about her experiences at the university that helped shape her career:
You started college at Ole Miss. What are your connections to UGA and what made you return to Georgia?
My father, Mac Harden (BBA '77), graduated from UGA and his mother grew up in Watkinsville. We spent a lot of time on the family farm in Oconee County when I was growing up, so I have always loved the area and cheered for the Bulldogs. Generations of our family bleed red and black. I loved my time at Ole Miss; my father says I built my resume on classes that were interesting, but didn't fit a degree (like "Anthropology of the Blues" and "Faulkner Studies"). I transferred to UGA and got serious. I stayed on the Dean's List until I graduated from the College of Education, where I participated in the pilot year of the Collaborative Inquiry Teacher Education Program. I taught high school for several years, then joined The Brunswick News where I launched a Newspaper in Education program to showcase local student writing.
Along with your husband Vance (AB '94), you've started Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie. Explain a little bit about what those are, the inspiration behind them and how your time at UGA prepared you for an entrepreneurial career.
Vance and I created Bulldawg Illustrated, a print newspaper and website that covers UGA sports and the Bulldog lifestyle. Now in its 12th year covering the South's beloved tailgating and football, it is still a ton of fun. Six years ago, we created Guide2Athens. The pocket-sized square book and blog captures the people and businesses that make America's best college town so culturally rich. We have loved getting involved in the Athens community and have had a home here for the last five years. When Athens isn't beckoning, you can find us at home in St. Simons with our two golden retrievers.
I founded The Southern Coterie with my friend Whitney Long; it is a resource for the entrepreneurial South. Designed to offer a community of passionate business owners the opportunity to connect, collaborate and create, the "Southern C" network is capturing the South's entrepreneurial renaissance one post at a time. The Southern C Summit brings the online content to life with a unique multi-day conference where attendees network and connect with the best and brightest names in Southern business and branding.
What is your most memorable UGA experience? Favorite UGA sports experience?
Meeting Herschel Walker for the first time at Vince Dooley's home was pretty surreal. The Leavy Family/Brunswick News Publishing endowed a scholarship and we had brunch at the Dooley's before the game. Vance, his brother, his brother's wife and I went on the field that day to be recognized. Since we are all UGA graduates, that whole experience was pretty incredible. Herschel was on our Christmas card that year!
Since graduating, you and Vance have stayed involved with the university. Why do you think it's important for alumni to stay connected to UGA once they've graduated?
Staying involved with the university provides you with an invaluable resource of connections to continue to support your growth personally and professionally. Vance and I enjoy supporting the philanthropic side of UGA. I attended the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy, and now serve on the Georgia Museum of Art friend's board. We also support our vibrant athletics programs.
I give back to students that are up-and-coming at the university. We have 15 interns from Grady. They bring me a tremendous amount of joy and I learn from them as much as I hope they do from me. I give them a great deal of responsibility and I have high expectations, but if they work hard, they can count on me after graduation.
I traveled recently to the West Coast and to Memphis, where I spent time with former interns. One even visited on her "engagement tour," where she was introducing her future groom to family. We felt honored to be a stop on her travels. They turn into amazing friends as they get older and I couldn't be prouder of their successes. The internships certainly feed the teacher side of me that was fostered while studying at UGA. I may not formally be in education any longer, but I am still using that skill set.
Can you give us a hint of what's next for you?
Oh my goodness, there is no telling.
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Sizzling Andy off to a flyer: Masterclass from Murray thrills Centre Court and ends injury talk
There is something comforting about seeing Andy Murray walk out on the Centre Court around the TV-friendly hour of 6pm at Wimbledon, although this was such a brutal massacre there was a good case for it being shown after the nine o'clock watershed.
He took his customary place at the tail end of the schedule and then proceeded to hand out the most brutal beating to seasoned Russian Nikolay Davydenko.
At the end of it he pointed a finger to the sky and looked up, wagging it. Murray declined afterwards to elaborate on the gesture, but one prosaic explanation is that it was one down, six to go.
Pure delight: Andy Murray made light work of former world No 3 Nikolay Davydenko
Compare and contrast, if you will,
the respective opening salvoes of Rafael Nadal and Britain's No 1.
Nadal, lord of all he surveyed in the recent clay season and a past
Wimbledon champion, was nervous as a kitten against a no-mark player on
grass courts, Brazilian Thomaz Bellucci.
Then look at Murray, often an edgy
starter in Grand Slams, imperiously putting on what amounted to a
corporate clinic against the veteran Davydenko, until relatively
recently a fixture among the world's top six players.
While Nadal had to steady himself and
rebuild from a 4-0 deficit in a first set during which he could barely
locate the tramlines, Murray's opening appearance was more like an
exhibition match from start to finish, reminding people that he remains
rather good at this game.
Being present for the hour and 34 minutes it took to dispatch young Lenin lookalike Davydenko, still ranked 47 in the world, was to be assured that he is in shape to tackle the many difficult tests ahead of him.
Tricks and flicks: Murray was so confident he produced some crowd-pleasing shots
That looked as if it would be giant
Croat Ivo Karlovic in the next round, a sufficiently tough obstacle to
banish thoughts of a possible Saturday meeting with brilliant young
Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, who felled South African beanpole Kevin
Anderson in their nasty little corner of the draw.
That is just for starters, long
before a possible semi-final with the very same Nadal, who eventually
restored his equilibrium to win in straight sets.
Murray was pleased to have got off the mark, especially after some of the negative injury talk that has whirled around.
'It's been a long two weeks and I just wanted to go out there and play,' he said. 'There's always a lot of talk before Wimbledon and the best way to stop it is for me just to go out and win tennis matches, so it was great to make a good start. I felt comfortable. I was hitting the ball very cleanly from the beginning and I hit my slice very well, which is important against Davydenko.'
Centre of attention: The usual patriotic crowd were joined by Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears
Even for those with a Masters degree
in andymurrayology, he can be a tough one to read. Last year in the
first round, remember, he went a set and a break down to obscure
Spaniard Daniel Gimeno Traver, and that was having lifted the trophy at
Queen's a week earlier.
Gimeno Traver was last spotted at the qualifying event in Roehampton nine days ago, losing to British teenager Kyle Edmund.
Now, having lost in the first round
of the main Wimbledon warm-up and suffered defeat in two subsequent
friendlies to boot, Murray turns up and crushes someone of considerable,
if fading, pedigree.
For most of the late Noughties Davydenko was barely out of the world's top five, and was the unglamorous winner of the inaugural Barclays ATP World Finals when it made its first splash at the O2 Arena in 2009.
Nothing out of reach: Murray showed no signs of the poor form that blighted his preparations
Now 31, he is more realistically
engaged in topping up his pension pot than winning titles, and only
arrived in London last week after a break at home in Moscow. He
explained that he does not like to practise too much on grass because it
alters the dynamics of his strokes for other surfaces.
Regardless of that he was helpless to
stem the flow of Murray winners and to answer a first serve that landed
in an impressive 67 per cent of the time. Even Ivan Lendl, sitting in
the position his old coach Tony Roche used to occupy, felt able to crack
a public smile at the end.
If there can be a key moment in such a
one-sided match it came when the 25-year-old Scot had broken the
Russian to go 2-1 up in the first set.
At the French Open his habit of losing serve immediately after getting a break threatened to spiral out of control, and was a major factor in his quarter-final defeat by David Ferrer. So in the fourth game he was notably pumped up, clenching his fist as he got to 30-0, and then feeling a familiar sensation as Davydenko pulled it back to 30-30.
Helped by some precision serving,
Murray clinched it, and from there on felt released to turn on the style
to delight the Centre Court crowd, thumping his forehand with abandon
and looking totally comfortable in his skin.
His sense of wellbeing will have been
aided by knowing that Davydenko would not enjoy facing his excellent
backhand slice skidding through on the lush turf. The Russian prefers
good bounce and does not like it down there, and neither will Karlovic,
who was leading Israel's Dudi Sela by two sets to love.
Murray's third set was more of a contest, less of a procession, but was never in doubt. A mental wobble could have made it tricky, but instead this will have been a timely fortifier.
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Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy said the weather in Northland was beyond "a normal dry summer", and had moved into an extreme climatic event.
"The entire North Island is extremely dry, but Northland is one of the worst-hit areas.
"The declaration of a medium-scale event means that extra Government funding will now be available to co-ordinate support through local organisations like the Rural Support Trusts.
In extreme cases there will also be Rural Assistance Payments (RAPs) available to farmers in severe hardship.
"This drought decision has been made after receiving advice from the Ministry for Primary Industries, including soil moisture data from Niwa, and in consultation with the local community. It applies to the area north of the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
"We are closely watching other parts of the North Island which are extremely dry, in particular the Waikato and Hawke's Bay."
Federated Farmers Northland provincial president Matt Long said the declaration was welcome news.
"It opens up a lot of avenues for farmers, and at the base of it, acknowledge that a problem exists."
Long said as well as advice and support farmers would be able to receive through Rural Support Trusts, concessions could be made available to those who were financially struggling.
"For example, it enables the IRD to have some flexibility toward tax payments. Taxes still have to be paid, but [the drought declaration] allows for more time to make those payments."
Long said a handful of farmers in Northland would almost certainly need to receive payments "similar to an unemployment benefit".
"The last big drought we had in 2010, there were about 20 farmers that needed the financial assistance, we're estimating this time there will be at least twice that."
A dry spring across most of the country meant silage stocks were down and shipping feed in from outside the region had become near impossible.
Long said he had also heard anecdotal evidence to suggest some inexperienced lifestyle block owners were rationing drinking water for cattle.
"It's worrying that this is happening. Farmers need to make available at least 60 litres of drinking water available per cattle per day."
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Three Things I Dislike About the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals (Part II of II)
Well, now that the long list of injuries was taken care of in my previous blog, I can get to the other two things I don't like about the 2011 Cards season so far. The first was obviously the ridiculous amount of trips to the disabled list.
2. The second revolves around the defense. The team has nearly 40 errors in the short season. About a fourth of those go to Ryan Theriot with 11. That's right, 11 in two and a half months. As much as his bat has been helpful, fans have to wonder if he's helped the opposing team win more than his own team. We've seen infielders become outfielders and outfielders become infielders and it's definitely caused some real defensive issues. This could have a correlation with the next thing I dislike about this years team…which is…
3. The performance of Chris Carpenter and Ryan Franklin. As everyone knows by now, Franklin has cost the team nearly 10 games by his awful, awful pitching. It seems every ball he serves up is a meatball and hitters have used his pitching for batting practice. It's sad. It really, really is. He's obviously frustrated with himself and from what I understand he's a good clubhouse guy, but a teams main objective is to win and I think it's time to cut ties with the former All-Star. His ERA is 7.23, which is disgusting for someone who is supposed to be a closer. And while he's lost his closer role, TLR still continues to put him in the damn games and I don't know why. I know he hopes that Franklin will fix whatever issues he's having, but maybe he should figure those issues out in the minors for awhile.
Now, to a lesser extent, this has also been a disappointing first half by former Cy Young Award winner Chris Carpenter. The guy only has one win. However, he has also been the pitcher with the least run support. Plus, Carp is a ground ball pitcher and, like stated earlier, his defense has been shaky and could be a reason why his ERA is higher than normal.
Still, he just doesn't look as sharp as he has in the past and numbers don't lie. That ERA I was talking about is at 4.25 (he pitches tonight so hopefully that gets lowered). Now 4.25 is a respectable ERA for a number five starter, but this guy is an ace. Since the Cards lost their other ace, we really needed Carp to be on top of his game. Unfortunately, he's not.
What really concerns me is how many home runs he gives up. He's given up eight so far. I guess this concerns me because when Carp is leaving the ball up, it usually means he's hurt. But, he could just be a victim of bad luck. Let's hope that's the case. Maybe he'll have a phenomenal second half. Maybe he'll pitch a perfect game tonight. Maybe he's completely healthy.
Tonight he is facing a very good Brewers offense. His performance tonight will be interesting to watch.
Do you think the Carp will bounce back? What are some other issues the team has been having? Let me know
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Marcus Morris is entrenched as the starter on Phoenix thus far, but didn't need to exert himself too much in Friday's win over Philadelphia. He finished with 11 points (4-9 FG, 3-6 3Pt), and four rebounds in 18 minutes.
Marcus never really needed to get too much going after the Suns took a big lead. However, it is worth noting that he has been knocking down his shots form beyond the arc at a good clip over the past five games and has remained efficient in that category throughout the season. He's currently hitting 1.7 3-pointers in 38% of his opportunities from long-range and remains an interesting option in deeper leagues, or daily leagues with a favorable matchup.
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Morris scored 17 points with 9 boards in 33 minutes of play on Sunday.
He went 6-of-14 from the field today and was a subpar 3-of-8 from 3, but he did grab 3 offensive rebounds this game. He is solid in his role, but he could easily have a better stat line on Wednesday against the Nets.
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Morris started opposite of his brother and played well, scoring 17 points with a pair of treys, and eight rebounds in 29 minutes. Jeff Hornaceck also mentioned that he will begin the season playing the Morris twins at both the forward spots, the Arizona Republic reports.
This is an upgrade for Morris, as he only started one game last season. Morris adds a new versatility to the team's offensive game, compared to PJ Tucker who is a more defense oriented player. The question going forward is how will the minutes be distributed going forward. Currently, both players are averaging between 25-30 minutes during the preseason. However, if Morris can contribute an unseen chemistry to the Suns' run-and-gun system, he could earn more minutes going forward.
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Morris has signed a multiyear contract extension with the Suns.
Morris' deal with the Suns is reportedly for four-years, $20 million. The twin brother of Markieff Morris, who also signed an extension with the Suns on Monday, Marcus averaged career-highs of 9.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 44.2 percent field goal shooting and 38.1 percent three-point shooting in 22.0 minutes across 82 appearances last season. Entering his fourth year as a pro, Morris is once again expected to provide a spark off the Suns' bench at small forward, although teammate P.J. Tucker's three-game suspension could result in Morris beginning this season as the Suns' starter at the position.
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Marcus Morris scored 22 points against the Kings during Wednesday's 104-99 win with six boards, two steals and two 3-pointers in 31 minutes.
He's played well against the Kings this season with a 13.0 points per game average in his previous three. Morris didn't quite have the year his brother Markieff had, but he made some nice strides as an offensive weapon. He'll be on the radar in deeper leagues depending on how the Suns handle their business in the offseason.
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Marcus Morris played just 10 minutes against the Celtics on Friday with three points, one rebound and one steal.
While he did get the start on Wednesday, Morris had scored in double figures for six games prior to that night. In that seven-game span, he averaged 13.7 points, 4.3 boards, 2.0 assists, 0.7 steals, 0.4 blocks and 1.9 triples on 55.4 percent from the field. His twin bro is a better own and Eric Bledsoe returning does hurt Marcus' value, so he's only on the radar in deep leagues after this dud.
Marcus Morris PF PHO 9 Months
Marcus Morris started for P.J. Tucker (suspension) on Wednesday against the Cavs, scoring 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting (including three treys) with three rebounds and two steals in 38 minutes.
Morris got the extra minutes and touches that one would expect with Tucker out, and he's just a deep league guy at best these days. Tucker's suspension was just for one game.
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Marcus Morris will start at small forward against the Cavs on Wednesday for the suspended P.J. Tucker.
Tucker was suspended for his blow to Blake Griffin on Monday and the Suns will have to go without their best wing defender tonight. Morris has essentially played starters minutes over his previous three, averaging 29.4 minutes per game with 12.3 points, 3.0 boards, 2.7 assists and 1.7 triples on 53.8 percent from the field. Now that Eric Bledsoe is back, Gerald Green should also see a nice chunk of minutes at small forward tonight.
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Marcus Morris hit 5-of-7 shots and three 3-pointers for 15 points, three rebounds and two assists in Thursday's win over the Thunder.
Marcus is following his brother's (Markieff) footsteps and has become a hot pick up in fantasy, scoring at least 12 points in four straight games. He's averaging 13.0 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.8 3-pointers over his last five games, making him worth a look in all fantasy leagues. And Markieff, for what it's worth, has become a must-own, must-start player for the Suns.
Marcus Morris PF PHO 9 Months
Marcus Morris hit 4-of-8 shots and two 3-pointers for 11 points, two rebounds and one assist on Wednesday.
He failed to score in eight minutes last Tuesday, but has scored in double figures in four of his last five games. He's worth a look, but his brother, Markieff, looks like a safer add. However, with Gerald Green, P.J. Tucker and Goran Dragic doing the heavy lifting for the Suns, and Channing Frye starting at power forward, neither of the Morris brothers are exactly must-own, must-start material right now.


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KNOXVILLE - In a tale of two halves, host Tennessee Lady Vols used a strong second half inside game and a hot shooting hand to defeat Chattanooga, 80-56, here Thursday in a women's college basketball game in Thompson-Boling Arena.
Tied 32-32 at half, the Lady Vols opened the second half with a strong pressure defense which caused several UTC turnovers and shot 60% from the field in the first 10 minutes, while UTC shot 35% in the same time frame.
A quick 3 by UT's Ariel Massengale to open the final 20 minutes to make it 35-32 and her four straight free throws (39-34 at 18:07) - UT was only 2 of 2 in the entire first half - were signs of thing to come for both UT and UTC.
"We had to come out and play hard in the final 20 minutes and we did," said Massengale who had 13 of her game-high 16 points in the second half and four of her five assists.
"For some reason we were winded in the first half and were tired and our effort was not good," said UT coach Holly Warlick who saw her team stay unbeaten at 3-0.
"We work hard in practice, but it was hard to watch when we don't give effort."
UTC, who upset UT, 80-71, a year ago in Chattanooga, had plenty to do with making it difficult to watch as the visitors shot well from 3-point land (6-16), led in steals (4-2), stayed out of foul trouble (UT shot only 2-2) and led in assists (9-7).
Dupree (9 pts) and Hall (7 pts.) had more points than any of the Lady Vols at the break.
But after coach Warlick's spirited halftime speech, the hometown team stepped it up going on a 19-4 run, including a Massengale 3-pointer at the 15:29 mark.
UT's Mercedes Russell had her motor running well in the second half, scoring nine of her 15 points after intermission, while teammate Meighan Simmons had six of her 10 points in the second half.
"I knew I had to get more involved in the game tonight (after scoring only four points Sunday in an 81-65 win at North Carolina)," said the 6-6 Russell.
The Lady Vols as a whole were more involved and active the final 20 minutes leading in blocked shots (4-0), shot 52.9% from the field (UTC shot 22.9%) and caused six UTC turnovers and had three steals in the first 7:25.
Asked what was the difference in the two halves, UTC's Faith Dupree said, "We didn't block out, we let them out-rebound us (30-19) and didn't do well in getting into our offense."
"They got a head of steam and we didn't do much to stop it," said Taylor Hall. "We didn't do well when they came at us. We backed down."
Ashlen Dewart led UTC in scoring with 13 points, plus six boards, while Dupree had nine points all in the first half) and Hall had 12 points and eight rebounds.
First Half: The solid play of the UTC women and lack of effort by the Lady Vols had the visitors up by 7 at 16-9 at the 11 minute mark of the first half after 3-pointers by Hall and Dupree as part of an 8-0 UTC run.
"We moved the ball well in the first half, but not in the second half, " said UTC coach Jim Foster whose team is 1-1.
"We flat out knew they would be more aggressive and we didn't step it up. Hopefully we will be more aggressive in the future and we have already addressed that issue."
Although out-rebounded 20-14 in the opening half, UTC stayed with the Lady Vols, due to good ball movement and the aforementioned good shooting.
Hall and Dupree (both 1-1) and Meghan Downes (2-5) all hit timely 3s.
After UTC's 8-0 run for the 16-9 lead, UT then went on a 13-2 run of its own to lead 22-18 at 5:31.
But 3s by Dewart, to pull the Mocs within one at 22-21, and Alex Black, to tie the game at 30-30, for the most part kept the pro-Vols crowd (10,508) out of the game and UTC in it.
For UTC, the shots that fell in the first half (40.7%) did not go down in the final 20 minutes (22.9%).
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We all have habits and daily routines, but some of those habits can unconsciously keep us from reaching our goals.
As spring kicks in, I've started a personal fear cleanse and completely overhauled my life, starting with removing thought patterns, people and habits that no longer serve me. The results have been tremendous. I've lost weight, gained self-confidence and self-love. My career is flourishing, and I'm more present and peaceful in every area of my life.
If you want to be happy and healthy, consider giving up these 20 things:
1. Settling for something because you think it's the best you can get.
2. Changing yourself to get someone to like you.
3. Believing that your personal worth is tied to the number on the scale.
4. Trusting your head over your heart.
5. Worrying about your future.
6. Giving up on your dreams.
7. Believing other people's opinions of you matter.
8. Clinging to expectations.
9. Judging and comparing yourself to others.
10. Avoiding your true feelings.
11. Letting your fear hold you back.
12. Talking badly about yourself to yourself and others.
13. Poor health habits and an unhealthy body.
14. Focusing on what you don't want.
15. Gossiping. Blaming. Manipulating.
16. Working too hard.
17. Staying in any situation that doesn't serve you.
18. Eating sugar.
19. Holding on to resentments.
20. Looking outside of yourself to find your happiness.
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