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'Gu Family Book' main characters miss A's Suzy and actor Sung Joon revealed a picture taken together.
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- Publisher: EA Games
- Release Date: Mar 21, 2005
- Also On: PlayStation 2
- Summary: In TimeSplitters: Future Perfect, humanity is on the brink of destruction by the evil TimeSplitters. With the help of some familiar faces, Cortez--the tough hero from previous installments--must chase a mystery foe across different time periods to trace the origins of the TimeSplitters. As Cortez, you'll have access to weapons, gadgets, characters, and environments that are unique to each time period. You can also correct the mistakes made in the past or team up with past and future versions of yourself in battles.… Expand
- Developer: Free Radical Design
- Genre(s): First-Person Shooters
- # of players: 1-4
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 51 out of 54
Mixed: 3 out of 54
Negative: 0 out of 54
It's safe to say this game has more monkeys than any game other than Ape Escape. These aren't just any monkeys, either. There are zombie monkeys, robot monkeys, mutant monkeys, lab monkeys, disco monkeys, ninja monkeys and plain old throw-feces-at-you monkeys. If you love monkeys, this game is for you.
Every aspect of the game feels polished and ready to go, whether it's the single-player story, the online multiplayer, the numerous unlockables, or the custom mapmaker. This is one of those rare Jack-of-all-trades that has actually mastered them all.
But what really blew me away was the inclusion of a cool and intuitive (if limited) map editor and the online facilities for players to trade their works of art amongst one-another easily and efficiently.
With a potentially unlimited number of user-designed maps that can be shared over Xbox Live and even user-generated stories with scripted AI events, this game has the longevity of Rasputin and should spawn one of the liveliest online communities yet. [Official UK Xbox Magazine]
Lacks some of the technological prowess of other shooters, but its personality and extras keep its head above water.
Score distribution:
Positive: 16 out of 17
Mixed: 0 out of 17
Negative: 1 out of 17
Aug 20, 2011This game is my personal favorite 1st person shooter. Obviously all you stupid COD players out there will say "this game SUCKS because it is so unrealistic. same goes with mario! unlike COD, brah!" but the truth is they dont try to be. do you think a game trying to be realistic would include cloaks, monkeys, zombies, an' stuf? think about it though, COD has refilling health- UNREALISTIC, zombies- UNREALISTIC, enemies have to shoot you multiple times to kill you- UNREALISTIC. The truth is no game can be too realistic. I'm not jacking on COD in any way. Its a pretty good game. I'm jacking on the fanboys. but let me talk about the game. So, i like this game a lot. it has a good story, a good mapmaker good characters. its also very funny. so yeah. goodbye for now.… Collapse
StevenApr 14, 2005this games rules, its months of fun. 150 characters that are all very different, instead of playing killzone or halo where the different characters are blue suit man and red suit man. you can be robot to a man to a monkey to a zombie to a goldfish. and each one with there own pros and cons. and the the hell cares about stupid ragdoll effects, its less then a second in gameplay and non-important. plus there are some anyway, i've skewed people's heads to walls with the harpoon gun, do that halo.… Expand
SlackermattD.May 3, 2005This game rules! Except for a few minor flaws (Cortez STILL can't jump?!?), this game tops all of my other FPS in terms of out-and-out playability. Aside from a storyline mode that would be fun enough by itself, this game has a bajillion extras to unlock and the uber-hardcore mapmaker mode, which allows users to create and share their own multiplayer maps online. I believe this game is much better than any Halo, Tom Clancy, or any game made by Id, and is a MUST BUY for anyone who is a fan of FPS. Now, if they only gave the option of giving the AI bots themed personalities (anyone else remember Perfect Dark???)...… Expand
RonJ.Mar 23, 2005I agree. This is a great game. Great Graphics, and I like the FPS Gameplay!!!
CallumP.Apr 1, 2005A great story mode, but the multiplayer is fantastic! If there was one killer flaw with Halo's multiplayer it was that there were no AI bots to fight against:you could only play it with friends. As i dont have Xbox Live i really enjoy playing multiplayer arenas without having to get friends round, against challenging enemies and with so many possibilities this game has almost an unlimited lifespan to be played after you beat the story mode! Plus i love bragging about how many trophies etc i have!… Expand
IanM.Mar 29, 2005Love it - refreshingly tongue in cheek
EfeB.Apr 7, 2005NO RAGDOLL EFFECTS???!!!....you must be kidding me right? with 150 charachters and 30 levels, a hundred or more guns and a ton of unlockables...all goes to waste. they even included the much wanted blood and gore in this series...and how they missed the boat on the ragdoll is a mystery to me. i love the timesplitter series, or i should say...i used to love it before the rag doll technology came about. i am just very,very dissapointed and would like to beat the developer with a giant ragdoll stick!. this game is a big fat ZERO...and not only that, let me advertise the best RAGDOLL effect games right here for your pleasure: 1-hitman silent assasin, 2-hitman contracts 3-max payne 2, 4-splinter cell chaos theory, 5-halo 2, 6-brothers in arms, 7-punisher, 8-fight night series, 9-riddick 10-rainbow six 3 .… Expand

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With an album cover that is scarily reminiscent of LL Cool J's Mama Said Knock You Out (that is, Nelly: buff, shirtless, oiled, and in black & white), it's obvious Nelly has taken influence from James Todd Smith. Like a modern day Cool J, Nelly is less concerned with making classic records, and more focused on churning out enough "hot" club records to get him through the year, and he proves this once again on Brass Knuckles.
Case in point is "Party People", which largely draws it's strength from Pollow The Don's robust track and an infectious hook shared by Nelly and Fergie, who bring out their best for the album's lead single. The flipside of this is the more unassuming, less abrasive daytime radio drivel that takes the form of "Body On Me", as Akon and Nelly casually sing about – wait for it – a fine girl. Third of the trio of singles is the Jermaine Dupri helmed "Stepped On My J'z", which, like "Party People", borrows the "Grillz" formula, carrying on Nelly's new signature sound, as Nelly and crew lament about getting their Air Jordan's scuffed, working as one of the LP's better selections.
As far as Nelly's album is concerned, the tracklist itself speaks volumes about the content contained within, as virtually every song on the album includes one or more guest artists, suggesting Nelly can't hold an album on his own. That being said, Nelly attempts to play to each collaborator's respective audience, such as on The Neptunes produced "Let It Go", which could have easily fit in on a Pharrell album, or the Snoop Dogg / Nate Dogg featured "L.A.", a lazy attempt at getting some West Coast love, playing off the already dated minimalist piano beat sound Dr. Dre beat to death on Kingdom Come (here produced by Neff-U). Or even worse, Nelly's attempt at a conscious hip-hop song, "Self Esteem" (featuring Chuck D), which attempts to channel Curtis Mayfield, but instead comes off more like the Flight of The Concords Marvin Gaye parody "Think About It".
That's not to say that all of Nelly's collabo's don't work however, the strange pairing of Nelly, T.I., and Uncle L himself on "Hold Up" is a battle of egos that actually comes off quite well, as each rapper ups the ante over a dark track by the Free Agentz. The same can be said for the album opener "U Ain't Him", a boastful, braggadocios bating of studio gangsters, ironically featuring Rick Ross, despite being a romp in rapper fantasyland.
Much of the rest of the album is forgettable, especially when Nelly is the bigger star than his collaborators. "Chill" featuring the less-than-stellar St. Lunatics is laughable, as one of them, at one point, claims "the Flavor Flav of the game cause I hype shit up" (actually, Flavor Flav is the Flavor Flav of the game, dummy.) The same can be said for the group's other collaboration "Lie", which finds Nelly and St. Lunatics dealing with rape accusations and trying to be funny about it. Yawn.
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Living in rural Mallorca
The trials, tribulations and joys of country life in an old Mallorcan finca, written by one-time townie Jan Edwards.
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- Patience is a necessity when living on Mallorca 1 week ago I'm not the world's most patient person but, since we moved to Mallorca, we've realized that some things just don't happen quickly here. We waited eight months to have an electricity supply; 18 months for planning permission for an outhouse in which to store our generator, invertor, and...
- Pip's progress 2 weeks ago If you come to live in the Mallorcan countryside, you're likely to end up sharing your life with a few animals. We arrived on the island with two cats: Minstral, our Birman, and Smokey, our Maine Coon (who died a few years ago from lymphoma). Minstral lives indoors, and has done so happily for...
- Summer turns to winter on Mallorca 2 weeks ago It feels like ages since I wrote a post on this blog. In the meantime both the weather and clocks have changed – and I've added a year to my age. I've been super-busy, and have just completed a major writing job that has seen me up at the crack of dawn at the laptop and […]
- Look who's cooking . . . 2 months ago The Boss has excelled himself this year with his BBQ cooking. He's not particularly keen on conventional cooking in the kitchen – although he used to cook dinner for me on weekdays when I was working at the BBC. Back then I really appreciated coming home to a hot meal after battling Oxford's...
- Home . . . 2 months ago Home is where the heart is. And our hearts and home are firmly in rural Mallorca, at our finca. We cannot imagine going back to live in England, but quite a few of our friends and acquaintances have done just that. The recently published NatWest IPB Quality of Life Country Index* – based on a...
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Website Reviews » There are 23 reviews on Living in rural Mallorca
Judith Paskin
16:57 PM November 07, 2012
16:57 PM November 07, 2012
Jan's blog captures the sunshine and stresses of living abroad. It is such an entertaining read - you feel you are right there with her. I love her humourous comments on the day-to-day challenges. You really get to know her, Richard and the entertaining outside cats! Her writing is warm, funny and totally engaging. The next best thing to popping over there to see her!
Richard Dunn
17:13 PM November 07, 2012
17:13 PM November 07, 2012
Interesting, entertaining and funny. Living in rural Mallorca myself I can completely identify with Jan's experiences and the problems she has overcome. Keep blogging - I'll keep reading!
Kristina Matthews
10:48 AM November 18, 2012
10:48 AM November 18, 2012
Congratulations Jan! Well deserved. Your blog is always so interesting and entertaining to read - I can't wait for the next instalment!
Duncan Matthews
13:17 PM November 20, 2012
13:17 PM November 20, 2012
Congratulations! I really enjoy reading your blog, Jan - always informative, always funny and always 'with a twist'... A bit like reading a book that has been serialised in a daily newspaper - except that it's free! But, above all, your style of writing 'paints a picture' that can be instantly captured by the reader, as if they were also present at each 'happening' - a real talent! Brilliant!
William Newton
12:55 PM November 21, 2012
12:55 PM November 21, 2012
As someone who loves Spain and someday dreams of retiring to the countryside there, Jan Edwards' blog is like a preview of coming attractions. She engagingly recounts the ups and downs about life in rural Mallorca from the perspective of an Englishwoman taking the best attitude toward her adventures: enjoying it as it comes, with a thread of clever wit running through it. For me it is a great escapist pleasure, which I look forward to reading every time she posts.
Haddon Davies
14:19 PM November 27, 2012
14:19 PM November 27, 2012
Always a great read. As a recent discoverer of the stunning north of Mallorca, it's great to hear all about the trials, tribulations and joys of life on the island from a writer, whose personal experience of the island is wide and varied.
Karen Madgwick
13:48 PM December 02, 2012
13:48 PM December 02, 2012
I love this blog. A really interesting insight to all aspects - the good, the bad and the quirky - of living in rural Mallorca. From the practicalities to the characters, it is always really interesting, well written and good fun.
Vicki McLeod
14:50 PM December 04, 2012
14:50 PM December 04, 2012
A wry account of a sometimes not very dry place! I can always hear Jan speaking when I read her blog. vx
16:25 PM December 04, 2012
16:25 PM December 04, 2012
Brilliant writing :-) x
Barbara Grimwade
17:08 PM December 04, 2012
17:08 PM December 04, 2012
I always look forward to reading Jan's insightful and humorous blog. I can't help but nod and giggle as she paints such a true picture of what life is like here. Well done Jan!
17:25 PM December 04, 2012
17:25 PM December 04, 2012
I absolutely love Jan's stories. Please never stop writing!
Denise Wrobbel
18:50 PM December 04, 2012
18:50 PM December 04, 2012
Jan´s writing is always insightful and entertaining. It is warm & amusing as if writing to a beloved friend and it never fails to raise a smile. A wonderful insight to the joys & tribulations of day to day life in rural Mallorca by someone who clearly feels so at home.
19:43 PM December 04, 2012
19:43 PM December 04, 2012
Wonderful short stories about real life living in Mallorca. Always look forward to her posts. thank you.
Michael Mead
19:59 PM December 04, 2012
19:59 PM December 04, 2012
Your daily blogs Jan make me feel quite home sick,always interesting and just like your meals enjoyable.Merry Christmas Jan and Richard look forward to seeing you soon, Michael
John & Marie
23:53 PM December 04, 2012
23:53 PM December 04, 2012
We find it particularly interesting as we used to live in the finca from 1991 and rebuilt it during the following 10 years. Jan & Richard have taken it on from there and we are always delighted to be invited to visit when we return to Mallorca and see what else has been done/improved - one of the biggest is the development of two excellent vineyards within a couple of kilometres and I always seek to supplement my wine cellar when I am there. Buena suerte! Keep up the good work
Paul Betts
01:45 AM December 05, 2012
01:45 AM December 05, 2012
A lovely read. Look forward to each new instalment as I can relate to each and every word! Keep up the good work Jan.
Annie Verrinder
06:20 AM December 05, 2012
06:20 AM December 05, 2012
Always enjoy Jan's blogs..... she writes it just how it is
08:13 AM December 05, 2012
08:13 AM December 05, 2012
Interesting, informative and erudite blogging
Selina MacKenzire
09:11 AM December 05, 2012
09:11 AM December 05, 2012
I love reading from Jan. She is so eloquent and accurate on her accounts. keep up the good work!
09:42 AM December 05, 2012
09:42 AM December 05, 2012
I have been following Jan's blog for sometime now and I eagerly await fo her latest post. Her writing is entertaining and I can perfectly relate to her experiences. Mallorca is a paradise island but you must also be aware of its difficulties. Looking forward to reading her next post!
Mike Dye
09:47 AM December 05, 2012
09:47 AM December 05, 2012
I went to school with Jan... she lived across the back lane. Her talents were obvious then and more so today, as highlighted by these brilliant, witty, insightful blogs! I desperately want to give her 10 stars... 5 are not enough!!
Mike Dye
10:01 AM December 05, 2012
10:01 AM December 05, 2012
I went to school with Jan... she lived across the back lane. Her talents were obvious then and more so today, as highlighted by these brilliant, witty, insightful blogs! I desperately want to give her 10 stars... 5 are not enough!!
Justine Knox
09:54 AM December 06, 2012
09:54 AM December 06, 2012
Jan, just read some of your blog posts for the first time and really enjoyed them. Keep up the wit, i love it. Justine


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Georgia wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell is dealing with another setback in his recovery from an ACL injury. No timetable for his return has been set following arthroscopic surgery.
Chip Towers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Mitchell was running routes to get prepared for the Bulldogs' preseason camp when he suffered the latest injury. The school provided few details about his outlook after surgery:
UGA on Friday confirmed that Georgia's star wide receiver will miss at least "the first part" of Georgia's preseason practices after suffering the injury while running pass routes with teammates this week. He underwent arthroscopic surgery on Thursday to repair cartilage damage. A full recovery is anticipated, but his availability for the Bulldogs' season opener against Clemson will have to be determined later.
Mitchell was originally hurt in last season's opener against the same Tigers squad Georgia is slated to face to start this season. He missed the rest of the campaign, but was expected back at full strength in time for the Clemson rematch.
It hasn't been a smooth process, however.
In March, Jerry Hinnen of CBS Sports noted Mitchell was forced to miss the latter stages of spring practice after suffering an injury involving his left leg. The report stated he was expected to recover in time for fall practice.
Mitchell seemed on pace to reach that expectation and now he's forced to take another step back. It's an unfortunate string of issues for a wideout that showed so much potential over his first two seasons.
The junior caught 85 passes for over 1,200 yards and eight touchdowns over that span. He emerged as a key target on third down and in the red zone for the run-first offense.
Seth Emerson of the Macon Telegraph provided some insight on how long the injury may keep the talented target sidelined:
Michael Bennett and Chris Conley will once again be expected to step up in his absence. They were the team's two leading receivers last season, but it's hard to expect the offense to reach it's full potential if Mitchell isn't ready to go for the opener.
The Bulldogs will hope he's able to make a quick recovery from his latest surgery. The key will then be getting him through a couple practice sessions without any further setbacks. Based on the last 12 months, it's unfortunately far from a guarantee.
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Most Bulldog fans know about new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt and how the defense will have a slightly different look this season compared to the previous years with Todd Grantham.
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Mike Bobo is still the coordinator and has shown no indication that the Bulldogs are going to change things on offense. In fact, he has said (via Matt Maddux of al.com) that he's going to focus on running the ball to help Hutson Mason get comfortable with the offense.
Mason is the new starter for Aaron Murray, who is now with the Kansas City Chiefs. But Mason has in-game experience and has the tools to take the Bulldogs to the SEC Championship. However, he comes from a high school program (Lassiter High School in Marietta, Georgia) that ran the spread offense, and he looks more comfortable when the offense is more uptempo and spreading the ball around.
So could the Bulldogs feature a spread offense package this season?
Other than Mason at quarterback, there are some other things to look at when it comes to the Bulldogs and their offense for this season.
The first aspect is the receivers. According to the official depth chart, which can be found in the media guide, the Bulldogs have three receivers starting in the base offense. Michael Bennett is the starting X receiver, Chris Conley is the starting Y receiver and Reggie Davis is the starting Z receiver.
That will all change this year because Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley will be back from ACL injuries they suffered last season. And because the receiver position is very deep, there's a chance the Bulldogs could run a lot of three- and four-receiver sets, so they could not only spread the ball around and score points quickly, their efforts could also take pressure off of running back Todd Gurley, who will be a focus for every opposing defense.
One of those four receivers could also be the H-back, which is something Bobo added to the offense this year. The starting H-back will be Quayvon Hicks, but newcomer tight end Jeb Blazevich has cross-trained to be an H-back as well, according to Gentry Estes of 247Sports (subscription needed).
Quayvon Hicks, Jay Rome, and Jeb Blazevich will all work at H-Back position. Looks like UGA will be in more of spread type offense this yr— Trent Smallwood (@UgaRecruitingBI) July 30, 2014
The Bulldogs will still have their power sets, which will include the tight end and fullback. But Bobo mentioned that the Bulldogs were in a one-back set 74 percent of the time last season (via dawgsonline.com). So the H-back is not brand new to the Bulldogs, but it will be featured more than it has been in the past.
The last aspect is the defense. As it was mentioned earlier, the defense looks to be improved from last year with the addition of Pruitt and the return of eight starters. But they will still have some growing pains, especially at the start of the season when the Bulldogs face Clemson and South Carolina. So instead of UGA running the pro-style offense where it relies on the run first, it will likely have to sling the ball around more than normal, which does favor Mason because that's the style he's used to playing.
The Bulldogs are not going to change their style of offense, especially with Gurley carrying the load. But because of all the other skill players they have on offense and the emphasis on the H-back, there's a chance that spread offense will be used more in Athens to keep the opposing defenses on their toes.
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2014 College Football Rankings: Most Underrated Teams in Opening Coaches Poll
The college football preseason polls are fun for debate, but they often look foolish by the end of the season.
A year ago at this time, Florida State was not considered a top-10 team and Auburn did not even get a vote in the AP Poll. By January, these two teams were competing for the national championship, which was eventually won by the Seminoles.
While Florida State will not sneak up on anyone this season, there are other teams looking to surprise the nation with great performances in 2014.
Here is a complete look at the preseason Amway Coaches Poll with a breakdown of the squads who are way too low on the list.
No. 10 Baylor
Baylor had the No. 1 offense in the nation last season, scoring an incredible 52.4 points per game. While some of the weapons have moved on, quarterback Bryce Petty is back in action and ready to lead the team to an even better season this year.
Petty finished 2013 as the No. 2 quarterback in the nation in efficiency, trailing only Heisman winner Jameis Winston. He totaled 4,200 passing yards and an outstanding 32 touchdowns to just three interceptions.
If that was not enough, the quarterback also added 14 touchdowns on the ground to prove his versatility.
While some might call Petty a system player, NFL draft analysts like Benjamin Allbright believe the quarterback is a quality prospect:
As long as Petty plays to his potential, the offense should be as good as last season. The question is whether the defense can handle its end of the bargain.
Linebacker Bryce Hager does not think this will be a problem. The All-Big 12 player is confident he can be a leader for a great unit, explaining to Lindsay Schnell of Sports Illustrated:
My first year, I didn't know what was going on. I was confused, frustrated and having second thoughts about things. Now, the game itself is so much slower compared to practice. It really helps.
What our offense has is really special. But last year, I think our defense did a very good job of stepping up when needed.
The group has plenty of playmakers who will make a difference for what should be a national title contender in 2014.
No. 15 USC
Although USC went through an up-and-down season in 2013, the squad still won 10 games, including a bowl win over Derek Carr and Fresno State. There is obviously a lot of talent on the roster, but Lane Kiffin struggled to get the most out of his players.
New head coach Steve Sarkisian has done a better job of this in the past and is hoping that he can create a culture change for a once-dominant program.
It all begins with quarterback Cody Kessler. The junior passed for almost 3,000 yards last season with 20 touchdowns, but inconsistency led to doubts over his ability to lead the offense. If he can put the work in, though, he has the potential to be a quality leader for this offense.
He is certainly setting his sights high for the upcoming season:
Both Javorius Allen and Nelson Agholor should take big jumps this year to help Kessler out offensively, finally catching up to a defense that carried the load for most of last season.
Although the Pac-12 should be tough with Oregon, UCLA and other elite squads, the Trojans will be right there in the hunt for a conference title.
No. 19 Ole Miss
A year ago, Ole Miss was a young but talented team trying to compete in the challenging SEC West. While the division has not gotten any easier, the Rebels have gotten better.
Jeremy Fowler of CBS Sports believes this team could be a top squad if Bo Wallace lives up to his potential:
He will certainly get plenty of help in the form of receiver Laquon Treadwell. Bleacher Report's Matt Miller is excited about the young player's potential:
Meanwhile, the rest of the underclassmen who played a big role last season will all hope to improve, starting with defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche. He will anchor a unit that should be able to compete with Alabama, LSU and the rest of the division.
With Wallace becoming a leader as one of the few veteran quarterbacks in the conference, Ole Miss will surprise a lot of people with its play.
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Nebraska: Best Quotes and Key Takeaways from Big Ten Media Days
Nebraska fans got their final look at the team as head coach Bo Pelini and members of the team appeared at Big Ten media days in Chicago this week. While these can be pretty scripted and buttoned-down affairs, there's always a few interesting morsels of news that come out. Here are a few of the most interesting pieces of information.
Unless otherwise noted, all quotes are from the Big Ten's official transcripts of Bo Pelini's presentation.
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Due to parity within the division, "The U" should be targeting six conference victories to earn a spot in the ACC Championship Game for the first time in program history.
A loss to rival and preseason No. 1 Florida State in mid-November will not necessarily ruin the 'Canes' season, but that's why the following contests are so important.
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Evolution of Team Recruiting Camps Leads to Commits in Huge Numbers
For 2016 quarterback recruit Jacob Eason, an early commitment was the last thing on his mind.
"I went down there just thinking I was going to check it out, have a good time," Eason told Bleacher Report of his visit to Georgia's "Dawg Night" camp, which concluded a Southeast swing that also featured Alabama and Florida State visits.
"But I just knew it was the place. When I went down there, I felt at home."
On the night following the camp, Eason—the nation's second-ranked pro-style quarterback in the 2016 class, according to the 247Sports' composite rankings—verbally pledged to the Bulldogs. So did 5-star 2016 offensive tackle Ben Cleveland and two other camp participants.
Any time a school can get four verbal commitments from an event, it's considered an immense success. But Georgia's huge haul at "Dawg Night" has become par for the camp course this summer.
The practice of morphing camps into specialized, school-branded recruiting events is yielding commitments in huge numbers.
So, what is the formula?
Though nobody wants to give away secrets, a picture of this new breed of camp became clearer in the details offered by the coaches who host the events and the players who attend them.
These intimate environments allow the players and their families to spend time with coaches and players. Many are under the lights in the stadiums with jumbotrons, scoreboards and music blaring. Others thrive on competition; all thrive on peer recruiting.
No one camp has all those elements, but several of these characteristics are shared by all.
This is far from a new concept, but it didn't become must-attend until Urban Meyer's "Friday Night Lights" at Florida in 2005. Georgia's "Dawg Night" followed suit three years later.
These days, it seems everybody has a unique event.
Now at Ohio State, Meyer's "FNL" event last weekend produced two commitments.
At Tennessee, "Orange Carpet Day" resulted in seven commitments over two one-day events. Mississippi State had the most shocking camp commitment haul when eight players pledged to the Bulldogs during the "Big Dawg Camp," and another participant committed shortly after.
The list goes on and on.
"'Friday Night Lights' under Urban Meyer at Florida was the event that first had the biggest impact on the Richter scale, so to speak," said Barton Simmons, 247Sports' national director of scouting. "Meyer was smart enough to transition a college instructional camp into a showcase, an event. Kids started flocking, and back before events like The Opening sprung up, 'Friday Night Lights' was one of the best events in the country from a talent perspective. Now, almost all major programs have some sort of version of that.
"Every program's recruiting culture is different, so I don't think an elite event is a necessity. Penn State has killed it recruiting under James Franklin this year without an under-the-lights type of event. Alabama is the best recruiting program in the nation and [Nick] Saban doesn't have a single 'Dawg Night'-style event. But when you look at Mississippi State adding seven or eight commits in one day at their 'Big Dawg Camp' or Georgia adding two five-stars in the class of 2016 in one evening, it's hard not to see a serious benefit to a well-run event."
The Forefathers of Showcase Recruiting Events
Georgia recruiting coordinator Bryan McClendon remembers when head coach Mark Richt and his staff were in the early stages of discussing a showcase recruiting event.
The rival Gators had changed the recruiting game with "FNL," and the Dawgs had all these resources they wanted to show off, too. Before long, the elements started coming together.
It would be a night camp under the lights at Sanford Stadium. They'd turn on the scoreboard and even open it up to media so the kids who didn't show could get a glimpse of what they missed. It would also be scheduled at a time when they weren't competing with AAU basketball or track for players' attention.
Most importantly, they'd make it cost-efficient.
"To be honest with you, one of the things we always want to do—and it's very, very tough to do now—is try to make it as cheap as possible," McClendon said. "This is a camp where you know you're not going to get any kind of profit from in that regard. It's very available to them, and you're able to attract people and say, 'This is too good of a deal to pass up.' It's the cheapest camp we have.
"We wanted to make sure the bang for your buck was too good to pass up for people out-of-state to pass us to go do something else."
Almost immediately, Georgia had an immense success on its hands. It didn't take long for rivals to know it was time to worry if a target was heading to Athens that weekend.
This year, UGA made two important tweaks, splitting the event into a two-session, all-day camp, according to GoDawgs247's Rusty Mansell (subscription required). The Bulldogs also used utilized modern technology to sell it.
While "Dawg Night" has enjoyed major staying power, the pedigree from Florida's forerunning camp is unprecedented. From the year it started in 2005, "FNL" has become a national showcase.
The camp has featured 13 first-round NFL draft picks and 36 players taken in the draft, according to GatorBait's Thomas Goldkamp (subscription required). Several of those participants became Gators, especially in Meyer's tenure. That's a big reason he won two national championships in Gainesville.
Though Will Muschamp's uncertain future led to less star power than normal this year, according to ESPN.com's Derek Tyson, the Gators still hosted plenty of elite players like Martez Ivey, Jeffrey Holland and Byron Cowart.
These recruiting events aren't just huge recruiting tools for locals, either.
"The competition level down there (the Southeast) is just really not comparable to here," said Eason, a Lake Stevens, Washington, resident. "You have guys from Florida, Alabama, Georgia at the (Dawg Night) camp—everywhere you go, the competition is pumped up.
"Everybody plays at a higher level down there, and you could really see it."
The best want to play with the best, and Eason said that played a factor in his ultimate decision to head south for his college career. Now, the quarterback becomes part of the camp's pedigree, woven into the fabric of why future prospects will keep thinking "Dawg Night" is special.
"Kids look forward to it every year," McClendon said. "Certain coaches look forward to it every year. As soon as it's over with, guys are asking about when's the next one we're having. It's one of the premiere camps in the country. It really is.
"It's kind of like that one party nobody likes to miss out on."
'Shocking the World'
Mississippi State—a school in the sticks of the state, far from any big-city lights—had its own recruiting party July 18 when the Bulldogs received eight commitments at its annual "Big Dawg Camp."
The historic haul elevated the Bulldogs from the nether regions of the recruiting rankings all the way up to 11th place, according to 247Sports Composite. It was the kind of day that veteran recruiting coordinator Tony Hughes said in more than 20 years of coaching he'd "never seen happen before."
"It was just one night that it all came together," Hughes said. "It was work over a long period of time, not just the one night. It's just like that one game you get in and you've got that great opponent and every play you call works and it's executed, and you say, 'Wow! Look at that!'"
The MSU coaches didn't do anything different this year, Hughes said. Like always, they turned on the lights at Davis Wade Stadium, lit up the scoreboard and the jumbotron and coached the prospects like they would if they were their own players.
The intensity level elevated, the swagger followed and, before long, multiple players began committing to spend the next four years in Starkville.
It was the kind of night reserved for the white-collar world of college football—teams such as Alabama, Ohio State, Southern Cal, Texas and Florida.
Perhaps it wasn't a surprise because of that last example. You see, MSU head coach Dan Mullen was on Meyer's staff when "FNL" originated.
There are elements from that foundation camp nearly a decade ago present in MSU's version.
"We try to be different and out-in-front, and you have to be at Mississippi State," Hughes said. "You have to use your imagination and do things to reach out. We can't do what Alabama does, or what LSU does or Georgia does because we don't have the same clientele, the same finances, the same budget, you know? If we can be different and use our imagination, we can shock the world like we did that weekend.
"Ours is the real deal because it comes from the original. Coach Mullen understands how it works and how to make it an event."
Another coach who obviously understands the gauntlet of SEC recruiting is Tennessee coach Butch Jones.
In his first two full recruiting classes at UT, Jones has escalated the talent level on Rocky Top. Already on campus are 32 signees from a class ranked seventh in the 2014 cycle. Joining them in the '15 class are 22 verbal pledges in another seventh-ranked group.
Eleven of UT's commitments have come since June 9, fueled by two "Orange Carpet Day" events that produced seven pledges, including 4-star former Alabama running back Alvin Kamara.
Though some "Orange Carpet Day" details are kept quiet, tight end commit Kyle Oliver said the players didn't even work out for UT's coaches. Instead, the event was set up to impress the prospects and to enable them to spend one-on-one time with Jones and his assistants.
It was also a paparazzi-style atmosphere, Oliver said, treating the players as if they were already stars.
"When I got there, there was an orange carpet waiting for us, and they took a lot of pictures," Oliver said. "It did set them apart. It was a very great experience, and I couldn't see a reason why I wouldn't want to commit.
"It was like a family day type of thing, and that's what I really wanted when I was looking for a college. I feel like it played a big role for me."
Jones reiterated the Vols tried to make both of their summer events a down-home atmosphere. It was such a success the first time, UT held another one in July.
These types of intimate settings have been staples at all three of Jones' head coaching stops, he said. Each year, they'll switch things up a bit, but the ultimate goal never changes.
"The big thing for the 'Orange Carpet Day' was geared toward a lot of these individuals have been here a number of times, so how can we make it different?" Jones said. "But really, it's just an opportunity to spend quality time, get to know one another, and have fun; kind of like a family reunion, so to speak.
"That's what it's all about—them getting to know us as people and coaches."
That family feel is something many coaches try to recreate. Few succeed.
Auburn, for instance, does it well at its "Big Cat Weekend," which has been a cornerstone of its recruiting success. AL.com's John Talty said the weekend is "essential" to the Tigers' recruiting philosophy.
Pick [a] Southeastern Conference school and they inevitably have their own catchy recruiting night. The difference is that Auburn's Big Cat Weekend doesn't focus much on football; it's all about bonding. During past Big Cat Weekends, top recruits participated in scavenger hunts and water balloon fights.
When the atmosphere strikes a chord with the players present, they take to Twitter, go to national camps and tell everybody about what is happening at School X. Before long, an event makes a name for itself.
With the world of recruiting shrinking, everybody talks to everybody else. That word-of-mouth buzz is the best advertisement colleges can get. If your camp is something kids are talking about, it spreads like wildfire.
Then, coaches know they've got a keeper.
"It's less of a cattle call and more of a true interaction with the coaching staff and a showcase of the best versus the best," Simmons said. "These events are the camp version of a VIP section. It's a velvet rope event for the camp season."
Imitation Is the Truest Form of Flattery
As long as these on-campus event camps are producing commitments, the concepts are going to be copied.
While recruiting is mostly about relationships, there's also a major element of not falling behind.
"A program's 'cool factor' has never been a bigger deal in the recruiting process than it is today," B/R recruiting analyst Tyler Donohue said. "Social media changed the game, and every team is trying new things to keep the attention of prospects."
With recruiting, it's difficult to find exclusive territory.
If one school sends 100 handwritten letters to a recruit, 10 more do the same. Georgia had a fresh idea with the hand-drawn portraits of players, and soon, others were doing the same thing with a different spin.
Camps are no different.
"Like anything and everything in our program, you're always looking to grow it, always looking to elevate it," Tennessee's Jones said. "We quality-control everything and ask, 'How do we make it better?' And we take input from our players as well, so there's a lot that goes into the overall structure.
"It's pretty much standard at every school now. At the end of the day, it's just being who you are but spending that quality time just talking and maybe not just talking football but talking about life; getting to know aunts and uncles and grandparents."
McClendon is a guru at utilizing cutting-edge recruiting tactics and coming up with new ideas, and he was named 247Sports' recruiter of the year in 2014 for his success. It doesn't bother him that other schools out there have taken the "Dawg Night" concept and morphed it into their own.
Recruiting is a dog-eat-dog world, and one of the Dawgs who goes to war on the battlegrounds every day knows it as well as anybody.
"Once people see it, other people are going to copy it; it doesn't surprise me at all," McClendon said. "But you're always trying to find a new way to kind of stand out to people, to grab people's attention and to keep Georgia on their mind."
These specialized camps may work for others, but it's still doing just fine for Georgia, too.
After all, Eason visited the past two national champions, Alabama and Florida State, prior to setting foot between the hedges. At "Dawg Night," he saw what he needed to see to ensure it was where he wanted to play his college football.
After all these years, that original concept is still producing Bulldogs.
"Part of me wanted to wait [the recruiting process] out, and another part of me wanted to get it over with," Eason said. "But Georgia came, and I thought, 'Why wait?' I wanted to commit to them before anybody else got that spot.
"A lot of the actual players were out there and down on the field. You look around and see all this competition, and there's music playing and a D.J., and it's just a fun environment to be around. I just knew."
All quotes gathered firsthand unless otherwise noted. All recruiting rankings and statistics courtesy of 247Sports composite. All statistics gathered from CFBStats.com.
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Winners and Losers from the Recruiting Trail for the Month of July
July is over, which also signals another month of college football recruiting has concluded. Although July Fourth is a great day of celebration, several schools had fireworks go off at other various times of the month.
Other programs are happy to see August has arrived, as they took some lumps on the recruiting trail in July. Clemson and USC scored a few key commitments, while Northwestern and Notre Dame saw key prospects opt against joining them.
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"Why do we struggle to breathe a more righteous breath, when we all end up in the same place?"
Ah. Love. Oh how I was built up, and then slowly broken down. Not in emotion, but rather in disappointment. Love seemed to be primarily about a director trying to find his style, and doing so by presenting us with a medley of director homages.
Love opens up to a beautifully shot and narrated Civil War era theme, which I can only draw comparisons from something Malick would have produced. Key elements about death, living and how you get from one to another were contemplated and discussed in a way I felt moving. I was hooked. This was definitely the best…
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I think I need to watch this one again.....
Meh. Mostly space odyssey/ fountain ripoff. Some really pretty cinematography though, which saves it from 1.5 stars.
The self-help section of your local bookstore as a low-budget sci-fi film (and a naked ripoff of 2001). Just awful, but director William Eubank has an eye for pretty shots.
I really did not enjoy this film - I can handle slow films but when the point is made and remade and re re re made then that is toooooooo much. I really wanted to like this film.
A lovely, artful and quite sombre film, that takes you on a ride through beautiful and majestic imagery, paralleling the sad decent into isolated insanity of the lead character. Not quite sure I understood what was happening all the time, but it was certainly a gorgeous experience.
We've gotten to that point where a low-budget movie is marked more by its script than its production values. The latter are impressive and skilled, a few questionable moments of aesthetic taste aside. The former is... muddled, at best, pseudo-profound at worst. Points for ambition, but as one-man-alone-in-space stories go... MOON it ain't. Or 2001, its obvious near-competitor.
Especially embarrassing is the manner in which the filmmakers feel the need to obviate their generic themes, while offering little in the way of plot or character drive.
Better luck next time, it turns out. Their next film would be THE SIGNAL -- a great leap forward in scripting, if still not-quite-there-yet.
On to the next one, guys.
Quote from my full review (filmreviews12.com/2014/09/16/love-2011/ ): "A worthwhile movie for those in search of a unique, ambitious, and thought-provoking project."
It was an interesting experience to watch William Eubank's second film before his first, as I can see how the former is a dramatic improvement on the former.
He certainly is a talent to watch with a keen eye for striking visuals but he absolutely must cool it with the whole mobile advert/we're all at one with nature/meaningful slo-mos vibe, as nobody wants to watch the terrible last scene on the beach in The Tree Of Life stretched to a whole feature film.
Being a fan of indie lo-fi sci-fi I should enjoyed Love a lot more, with its theme of extreme loneliness in space did it not feel like it had been directed by the marketing department of O2,…
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Pearl attack is a mix of peggle and missile commander. It's my first project and I'm currently working on a free content update. It's a dollar in the App store. //itunes.apple.com/us/app/pearl-attack/id370870757?mt=8
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I actually sat staring at the screen for ten minutes, debating how to make this shot happen. Sorry the camera is shaky and there's no sound. This was a replay and filmed before I had a tripod.
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Independent game developer FallenTreeGames is delighted to announce its debut game. 'Quell' is a unique puzzle game for iPhone / iPod Touch, and features: - over 70 brain-bending levels - a gorgeous art style - a custom-written soundtrack by renowned composer Steven Cravis In beta testing, Quell has proved very successful with both hardened puzzle-gamers and newcomers alike. It has been described as "One of those games that has you thinking about its levels even when you're not playing it" and "Both taxing and relaxing: A true Zen puzzler!" Quell is currently available from the App Store at the special introductory price of $0.99 / £0.59. www.fallentreegames.com
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Tonight begins our theme where The ATG Radio crew members will have individual themed shows. Drawing the straw tonight is the legend TIM KUDGIS.First up we welcome the superstars of "The War at the Forge" HARRY JOE YORGEY, NAIM NELSON & MARSHALL KAUFMAN.Undefeated lightweight prospect TERRENCE CRAWFORD stops by to talk about his fight on March 30th in Las Vegas.Light heavyweight contender LIONEL THOMPSON stops by to call out the big names of the division.Heavyweight boxing legend ERNIE SHAVERS returns to talk boxing with the gang.
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Tim Young is the author of Heartstone: A Journey out of the midnight of my soul, a father, author, teacher, and speaker, whose life has become an example of God's incredible depths of Grace. He is a contributing writer for various blogs and has a vision to impact all who have lost their balance on the beams of prosperity, power, and position. He knows the intoxication of self-indulgence and has lived under its power and control. Now free from the bondage of this addiction, he offer solutions to many of life's toughest questions as he weaves through the tapestry of life through the stories he had to live to teach.
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Buffalo dumped with snow. Now for the flooding. Yashiva students killed by terrorist. 6.9 Quake in Japan. All signs leading to the end. Vince takes us back to Galatians as we look at the weighter matters of the law.
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Halloween is gone, but what creeps you out? Join the discussion..
Halloween is gone, but what creeps you out? We have some suggestions if you do your best work at night? Crazy stories in the news…Join Kevin and Tim in discussion 9-11pm CST.
2014 US Midterm analysis on The Tim Danahey Show
I was honored to be featured on the Tim Danahey Show. We discussed the 2014 Midterm Election which was a mitigated disaster, a slaughter. Over the last few days Bill Maher spoke about the timidity of Democrats running away from the President. Jon Stewart had great skit about Democrats not running on the Democratic successes. Jimmy Williams spoke about the failure of Democrats to speak to dissected White Southerners.
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Timothy Wile a.k.a. Tim Da Toolman was born in Austin, Texas at Seton Hospital. He originally started out freestyling when he was in 6th grade and by 8th grade year Empire Media and Productions wanted to sign him, but he decided not too due to not wanting to tell his parents about his dream of a hip-hop career. Tim started Tool Recordz in 2010 with Gee, which had artists including Atown, Robb, Mike Fiene, Young Mizzy, Q-Beccy, Khirifa, Zeus, and Leo Named Simba. Around July 2012 Chase Keller aka Chaseboy offered Tim to be his prodigy and together with Pasky and Wings they made TreeHuggerz or TreeHuggerz Familay. Since then TreeHuggerz and their slogans "Tz up" and "Hug Sumthn" have gone global. Tim has recently resigned from his positions from being an artist but is still C.F.O. pf TreeHuggerz. Tim has done work with Dizzy Wright, Mark Gaboda, Bushwick Bill, Shame Gutta, Tum Tum, Da Champ Productions, and many more. Also toured with Inspectah Deck of Wu Tang Clan. He also has artists such as Antos, Lil Dova & Mr. 713 on Tool Records, G is still the CEO. Follow Da Toolvement.
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Volcanoes in Alaska, Muslims in the National Cathedral. These and other things showing that we are in the last days. Join us as we work our way to a conclusion in the book of Galatians.
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INSIDEtrack: Tim Layden of Sports Illustrated on Meb Sportsman nominee
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Tim Layden is a senior writer for Sports Illustrated. His most recent article relating to Running news was nominating Meb Keflezighi, 2014 Boston Marathon winner, as 2014 Sportsman of the year. Layden will talk with us about his nomination, why Meb, whats special about Boston, and much more. Tim has written about track and field for SI in the 2012 olympics coverage and we will try and get as much of his knowledge on the sport as we can!
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She came to fame as a snooty rich girl but Leighton Meester is anything but a one-dimensional actress.
The "Gossip Girl" star just signed on for the forthcoming Broadway revival of "Of Mice and Men," a stage adaptation of John Steinbeck's classic novel.
Given his vast body of work, it's only natural that James Franco has his sights set on the Broadway stage for his next adventure.
The "Spring Breakers" hunk will star in the forthcoming revival of John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men," along with "Bridesmaids" actor Chris O'Dowd.
Showing his support for the arts, Orlando Bloom was on hand for the opening night of "Waiting for Godot" in Sunday (November 24) in New York City.
Handsome in dark pants and a blazer, the "Pirates of the Caribbean" hunk, who is currently starring on Broadway in "Romeo and Juliet," obliged the shutterbugs outside before heading in for the show.
Getting creative for a good cause, some of our favorite celebrities showed up for the 13th Annual 24 Hour Plays on Broadway in New York City on Monday night (November 18).
Sexy starlets like Jordin Sparks and Selita Ebanks made their way to B.B. King Blues Club & Grill to mingle at the snazzy after party.
He's been having a blast with his stage show "Betrayal," and on Monday (November 18) Daniel Craig exited his apartment rode to the theatre in New York City.
The "Quantum of Solace" stud showed off his longer hairdo paired with a black leather jacket, sunglasses and jeans as he carried a script and jumped into a black Range Rover.
Sure to break down the fourth wall, Alanis Morissette's 1995 album, Jagged Little Pill, is coming to Broadway.
Just announced today (November 8), the show will reportedly feature the album's full track list, along with other songs from the 38-year-old's career, and a workshop production is scheduled for 2014.
Making the most of a beautiful evening, Mary-Louise Parker and Hugh Jackman stepped out to watch Fantasia Barrino in "After Midnight" on Sunday (November 3).
The "American Idol" alum stars in the Broadway production, which premiered last evening at New York City's Brooks Atkinson Theatre.
They're one of the hottest married couples in the industry, and last night (October 27) Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz celebrated the opening night of their new production of "Betrayal."
The "Casino Royale" hunk and his "Runaway Jury" wife both looked a bit tuckered out as they exited the Barrymore Theatre in New York City following the successful performance.