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Aggies must solve John Chavis, LSU defense
The Tigers were the thorn in the Aggies' side the last two seasons and Les Miles' bunch is the one team that one could say truly has Texas A&M's number so far. The Aggies' next opportunity to flip the script comes Thanksgiving night when they host LSU at Kyle Field.
The reasons LSU ruled the Aggies are numerous, but it starts with the Tigers' defense. LSU had answers for whatever the Aggies threw at them, including Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. In 2012, LSU held Texas A&M to its second-fewest offensive yards in a game (410) that season. Only Florida, who squared off against the Aggies' in Manziel's college debut, were better. But the Tigers had three interceptions, two fumble recoveries and sacked Manziel three times in a 24-19 victory.
In 2013, a physically beat-up Manziel led the Aggies into Death Valley and the offense sputtered, posting a season-low 299 yards and only 10 points in a 24-point loss.
"We talked about that a little bit," Texas A&M center Ben Compton said. "It's been bugging us the past couple years that they've gotten the best of us the last two years. They played hard and kicked our butt the last two years. We hope to be able to change some of that."
Texas A&M featured one of the nation's top offenses the last two seasons and the Aggies led the SEC in scoring offense and yards per game both seasons. So what did LSU do to quiet the A&M attack? Look no further than the talent on the roster and its utilization by "The Chief," LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis.
"I think it's just our talent and the 'Mustang' package that Chief has come with over at LSU," Tigers' defensive back Jalen Mills said. "It's been run ever since, and that helps a lot."
LSU's Mustang package is basically a dime formation with three defensive linemen, two linebackers and six defensive backs. The Tigers use the defense against teams that spread it out like Texas A&M and given LSU's defensive talent and speed, Chavis' bunch has experienced much success with it.
This season, LSU leads the SEC in pass-efficiency defense (97.57) and passing yards allowed (164). They're second nationally in the former category, sixth in the latter. That bodes well against a Texas A&M team that is 10th in passing yards per game (first in the SEC) and is 13th nationally in pass attempts (452).
"They've been very effective," Sumlin said of the LSU defense. "They've been athletic, had some different people on the field, they've done a nice job. [Chavis] has done a nice job this year too.
"John Chavis' record stands for itself defensively and he's as good as there is in the country."
The challenge will be different this year for LSU. The Tigers were charged with corralling Manziel, but since he's gone, the Aggies now have a true freshman behind center: Kyle Allen. The four-star recruit will make his fourth career start on Thursday and the Tigers know to expect a more patient pocket passer than the player they faced the last two years.
"He's not Johnny Manziel with all the scrambling," Mills said. "He's a dual-threat guy, but he's not doing as much running around as Johnny did. You really see him sitting in there and trying to fling it, so with that, you have to play a little more coverage and just play all the routes down the field."
The Tigers aren't underestimating Allen, though.
"You say a true freshman, when we talked about Johnny Manziel, he was considered a freshman and he came in and won the Heisman," Mills said. "So you can't go in a game thinking a guy, 'Oh he's a freshman' and you have to try to wait on his mistakes. You have to go in and play your football."
In order to win, the Aggies will have to solve Chavis, the Mustang package and perform better offensively than they did the last two seasons. They're aware of it.
"Great defense," Texas A&M senior receiver Malcome Kennedy said. "I've watched them play a few times and I know they have one of the top passing defenses and they have a great secondary. All those guys are pretty athletic, pretty physical... . We know we're going to have a task. They have a good front and we're going to have to run fast routes, do what we do as an offense, tempo-style."
SEC has been entertaining in 2014
We saw the state of Mississippi take over the state of Alabama in one weekend. We saw the rise of Bulldogs and the fall of Gators. The West was wild and the East was,well, there.
There's SEC bias everywhere and still a chance for two SEC teams to make it into the inaugural College Football Playoff.
The SEC had two legitimate Heisman Trophy candidates in Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper, who both still have at least another weekend to impress everyone.
The league started the season with seven teams ranked in the AP Poll. Six are ranked in the AP Poll now, and Alabama and Mississippi State are ranked in the top four of the College Football Playoff Rankings. Both are also still in the running for the SEC West title.
From top to bottom, this league has been way more competitive than usual. Just think about this for a second: The West will be decided by the Iron Bowl and the Egg Bowl. The Iron Bowl made plenty of sense at the beginning of the year because you had the defending SEC champs in Auburn returning just about everyone, while Alabama was Alabama.
But the Egg Bowl? Mississippi State and Ole Miss? Sure, these two teams had the personnel to compete in the West, but to have the Egg Bowl actually mean something when you think of Atlanta is great for the league. Both serious playoff aspirations, and now Ole Miss is set up to play major spoiler for the Bulldogs.
Arkansas is relevant again. Bret Bielema's Hogs are rejuvenated and dangerous. After losing 17 straight SEC games, Arkansas has now won two straight by a combined 47-0. Those wins came against LSU and Ole Miss, both ranked. And Ole Miss was still in line for a spot in Atlanta and maybe a trip to the playoff, but the Hogs saw to it that Ole Miss' special run ended in a 30-0 romp.
Texas A&M fooled us with that commanding opening victory, but then it suffered three straight SEC losses before beating Auburn, who at the time was playing like one of the nation's best teams. LSU has a slew of young talent and beat Ole Miss before taking Alabama to overtime. Just wait until next year ...
The East hasn't exactly wowed anyone all year, but with things so even, the race to Atlanta has been a fun one to follow. Georgia -- clearly the most talented team on that side of the division -- might not even make it to the title game because of losses to South Carolina and Florida, who have combined to lose nine SEC games. Those pesky Missouri Tigers are now a win away from back-to-back Atlanta trips. The team that barely had an offensive pulse for most of the SEC season just doesn't know how to lose anymore. Remember when it was embarrassed by a bad Indiana team at home and then got trounced 34-0 at home to Georgia? Well, Missouri is 5-0 since.
Mizzou isn't as good as it was last year, but that doesn't matter one bit. The defense has been outstanding in SEC play, allowing just 302.6 yards and 19.9 points per game in seven league games. With the defense being so good, Maty Mauk's inconsistent play at quarterback gets considerably overshadowed. The defense turned it up 10 notches, thanks in large part by ends Shane Ray and Markus Golden, who have combined for 22 sacks and 33.5 tackles for loss.
Mizzou ain't pretty, but it's winning. Deal with it.
South Carolina was supposed to win the East, but owns the division's worst defense and loved blowing fourth-quarter leads. Then, the Gamecocks somehow beat a slightly surging Florida team in comeback fashion that cost Will Muschamp his job.
Kentucky's offense had bite during a 5-1 start, but after five straight losses, it's pumpkin time for the Wildcats. Tennessee has been so up-and-down, but the emergence of quarterback Joshua Dobbs at least makes the offense watchable. Florida had a rain out, a couple of bad blowouts, two quarterbacks, nearly three overtime games, plenty of heartache and blew out Georgia.
Go figure.
The SEC has been a blast. It hasn't always been great, and there's no dominant team, but there's been plenty of fun drama along the way ... and two weekends still remain.
SEC Power Rankings: Week 13
Edward Aschoff, David Ching, Sam Khan Jr., Greg Ostendorf and Alex Scarborough contributed to these rankings.
Which teams should consider coordinator changes?
Which programs should make a hire, and which are the likeliest to do so?
Virginia Tech fits both. Those close to the program were unsure last month about offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler's future, but failure to score in four quarters Saturday against Wake Forest is a death knell.
The Hokies lost 6-3 in double overtime to the Deacons, an inexcusable and improbable loss that drops them to 5-6. With only Virginia remaining, the rivalry game will determine whether the program's streak of 21 consecutive bowl games will extend another year.
You'd think Loeffler would get a pass for the offense's issues, given the magnitude of injuries and youth Virginia Tech has dealt with this fall. I'm told, however, that head coach Frank Beamer has concerns about the inconsistency of the play-calling and flow. Beamer has become more vocal in recent weeks and implored Loeffler to call more run plays and make the offense more digestible for all the young, inexperienced players forced into action.
In 24 games (13-11 record), Loeffler's offense has averaged 4.94 yards per play. That's 109th in the FBS. Last in that span? Wake Forest.
Beamer, embattled at this point, has to make a move for one final run at the ACC.
With a number of returning offensive players, including several returns from injuries, there are reasons for hope in 2015. Texas Tech transfer Michael Brewer was serviceable before his injury. With a new offensive plan and consistency, the Hokies could give Beamer that rebound run.
Where would I start? Well, Kurt Roper is on the market, and Florida's demise had very little to do with him. He might be more spread-oriented than recent machinations, but perhaps that divergent philosophy is what the Hokies need.
Knowing the division from his Duke days, he'd be an asset. Having spent some time around him, I think he'd be a snug cultural fit.
Here are a few other coordinator spots to monitor
Latest Dish: Five things I learned
1. Might Georgia Tech end up being the fly in the ointment in the race to the inaugural College Football Playoff?
The No. 18 Yellow Jackets (9-2, 6-2 ACC) have won four games in a row, and they captured the ACC's Coastal Division after Duke lost to North Carolina 45-20 on Thursday night. Georgia Tech will play No. 3 Florida State in the ACC championship game in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Dec. 6, and might end up being the last big obstacle for the Seminoles in their quest to reach the playoff.
Before playing the Seminoles for the ACC title, the Yellow Jackets will play at No. 10 Georgia on Nov. 29. The Bulldogs are still trying to reach the SEC championship game, but need No. 20 Missouri to drop one of its two remaining SEC games (at Tennessee on Saturday or home against Arkansas on Nov. 28) to win the SEC East.
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher might be happier if his team was playing the Blue Devils instead for the ACC championship. The Seminoles beat Duke 45-7 in the 2013 ACC title game, and Tech's triple-option spread offense isn't much fun to prepare for on short notice. FSU already has won the ACC's Atlantic Division title and hosts Boston College on Saturday and intrastate rival Florida next week.
Tech's triple-option spread offense also can take a toll on an opponent's defensive line because of its use of cut blocks. The Seminoles lost three defensive linemen -- Eddie Goldman, Nile Lawrence-Stample and reserve Justin Shanks -- after they suffered lower-leg injuries in the first half of a 37-12 win over The Citadel on Sept. 6. The Citadel also runs the triple-option and uses cut blocks, which are designed to knock down defensive linemen by hitting them at the knees.
"Those guys that cut and chop like this, it's crazy," Fisher said after that game. "I'd rather play more conventional teams. Just because of the chance of injuries that occurred."
Of course, Florida State, assuming it reaches the College Football Playoff, would have about a month to recover from playing Georgia Tech before its semifinal game.
2. FSU quarterback Jameis Winston's student conduct-code hearing is still scheduled for Dec. 2, and his attorney, David Cornwell, continues to plead his case on Twitter.
On Friday morning, Cornwell tweeted four times, apparently in response to the accuser's attorney, John Clune, filing a legal brief to FSU officials. Under the school's student conduct code rules and procedures, Clune and Cornwell will be able to attend the hearing and counsel their clients, but won't be allowed to speak on their clients' behalf.
Winston and the woman who accused him of sexually assaulting her in December 2012 will be required to present evidence, question witnesses, and answer questions posed by retired Florida State Supreme Court Chief Justice Major Harding, who will hear the case.
Under the rules and regulations in place, Winston isn't required to answer any or all of Harding's questions. Winston faces four potential student conduct code violations, including two related to sexual misconduct.
On Friday morning, Cornwell tweeted:
Clune cries 4 a hearing where the students represent themselves, then submits HIS firm's legal brief 2 spin the story because .....— David Cornwell (@wmdavidcornwell) November 21, 2014
...the first 3 times SHE told her lie, it was rejected by TPD, state attorney and in #fsu CofC hearing. #huckster— David Cornwell (@wmdavidcornwell) November 21, 2014
Repeats lie that Patricia Carroll did not initiate settlement discussions n demand $7million. He wasn't atty then n Carroll still in hiding— David Cornwell (@wmdavidcornwell) November 21, 2014
3. There seems to be a possibility that Texas and Texas A&M could meet in a postseason bowl game because of where they currently sit in their respective conference standings.
This lie exposes a desparate atty chasing a 33% fee. Can't sue on the present record. Lie rejected 3 times. #4thbiteattheapple— David Cornwell (@wmdavidcornwell) November 21, 2014
The rivalry was one of the biggest casualties in college football's realignment, and the best chance for a meeting would be at the Dec. 29 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl in Houston.
Earlier this week, Chip Brown of HornsDigest.com reported that the Aggies and the SEC would block a postseason matchup against the Longhorns.
But Texas A&M athletic director Eric Hyman said the SEC will determine the bowl lineup, and he insists the Aggies won't try to duck the Longhorns. Under the SEC's new bowl selection process, schools rank the available bowls, and bowls rank the available teams, in order of preference, and then the league slots its teams.
"Quite frankly, that's a decision made by the conference," Hyman told the Houston Chronicle. "The configuration is so different than it's been in the past.
"It doesn't matter if I speculate about playing this team or that team in a bowl. It's out of our control . . . Wherever they tee us up, we'll play."
4. A Georgia lawmaker has introduced a bill that would make it an aggravated misdemeanor to jeopardize the eligibility of a college student-athlete by providing him or her with illegal benefits.
Under the terms of House Bill 3, anyone who causes a student-athlete to lose his or her eligibility would face a potential $5,000 fine.
State Rep. Barry Fleming told the Athens Banner-Herald that he introduced the bill for consideration next year at the request of House Speaker David Ralston. In October, University of Georgia running back Todd Gurley was suspended four games for improperly accepting $3,000 to sign autographs.
"A 20-year-old in college is not a child, but that 20-year-old is [vulnerable], particularly if they are from a humble background, if someone waves hundred-dollar bills in front of his face," Fleming told the Athens Banner-Herald.
The bill, if it passes, wouldn't take effect until next year, so the memorabilia dealers who paid Gurley couldn't be punished.
5. UCLA had to cancel Thursday night's bonfire at a pep rally.
The Bruins play USC on Saturday, but the annual rally was shut down by students protesting a proposed tuition hike at the school.
That didn't stop UCLA coach Jim Mora from, uh, fanning the flames. (Warning: His language might not be suitable for all ages.)
SEC morning links
Nobody's happy with the defensive performances this season at South Carolina, but the same can be said at other places around the conference, or the country for that matter. The Gamecocks aren't alone. Texas A&M has seen its fair share of struggles that has its defensive coordinator under the microscope. Auburn has had a rough go lately too, though Gus Malzahn showed support for Ellis Johnson. Still, fans want results and they haven't been good for the Gamecocks, who are last in the league in scoring defense (32.7 points per game).
Tennessee quarterback Joshua Dobbs is the Volunteers' present and future at the position but his predecessor, Justin Worley celebrated his 22nd birthday on Thursday by sharing words with Tennessee fans in an open letter. Worley, whose senior season was cut short after he underwent surgery for a torn labrum earlier this month, shares plenty of candid words and vivid images of his time in Knoxville, which is pretty cool to see.
Around the SEC
- Texas A&M freshman DE Myles Garrett and other injured defenders will likely return for next week's LSU game.
- Missouri teammates rave about safety Braylon Webb's "quiet genius."
- Mississippi State WR De'Runnya Wilson overcomes first-year struggles.
- Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall wants to play QB at the next level but is open to a position switch.
- Ole Miss knows what to expect from Arkansas -- lots of run game.
- LSU QB Anthony Jennings said he ignores fan criticism.
Had a great time speaking to @whitwaide 's class today. #HailState pic.twitter.com/tpFwRJsX4m— Dan Mullen" (@CoachDanMullen) November 20, 2014
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UA jersey tour: Fred Ulu-Perry Jr.
Ulu-Perry Jr. joins good friends and fellow ESPN 300 prospects Canton Kaumatule and Breiden Fehoko as participants in the game and players to have been honored this week.
"It was great," Ulu-Perry Jr. said of the presentation. "It was great to have all my family here and all my brothers from St. Louis [School]. It was pretty cool and something I'll always remember."
The 6-foot-3, 307-pound Ulu-Perry Jr., the nation's No. 4 guard, committed to UCLA over the summer, but his recruitment rolls on. He will use all five of his official visits and has already gone to UCLA and Texas Tech. He'll visit Oregon State for the Civil War on Nov. 29 and will visit Colorado and Texas A&M in January.
"When I go on trips, I want to take everything," Ulu-Perry Jr. said. "It's supposed to be fun, but it's a business trip. I'm really evaluating the coaches, players the area and how the program is run."
Ulu-Perry Jr. said he'll ultimately have a final decision in late January or early February, whether to stick with his UCLA commitment or flip elsewhere.
Six questions with Fred Ulu-Perry Jr.
If you could start a team with any other player in your class, who would it be?
"There are so many people I would take. Definitely Canton and Breiden. I would take Kanawai Noa from Punahou and Salanoa-alo Wily from Kahuku. There are too many."
What was your earliest football memory?
"I started playing football in sixth grade. I remember I was just a young kid running around trying to learn the game. I got the hang of it my first year and from there it's been fun. My goal from the start was to dominate everyone."
Which football player did you idolize or want to be like when you were a kid?
"I really look up to Olin Kreutz and Samson Satele. Those were the best centers out here and Kreutz is probably going to the Hall of Fame."
If you could take on any pro in their sport, who would it be?
"I'd want to take on Haloti Ngata. He's probably the nastiest defensive tackle I've seen."
Why do you wear your number?
"I wear No. 64 because my favorite car is a 1964 Impala."
What is one thing people would be surprised to know about you?
"I'm a pretty basic person. I just love working hard, dedicating myself to the lord, my family, school and football. I think everybody pretty much knows everything about me."
SEC Week 13 predictions
Why Arkansas wins: Arkansas had been knocking at the door for weeks and the Razorbacks finally broke it down last Saturday when they shut out LSU to secure Bret Bielema's first SEC win. Now can they make it two in a row? Ole Miss is favored to record a key road win, but Arkansas' progress this season has impressed me. I'm tiptoeing out on a limb and rolling with the home team. Arkansas 20, Ole Miss 14 -- David Ching
Why Ole Miss wins: This is the definition of a trap game for the Rebels. They're playing a hungry Arkansas team, fresh off its first SEC win, and they have the Egg Bowl next week. They can't afford to start looking ahead. There's just too much on the line for Ole Miss, though. I think the Landsharks defense will come out inspired and Bo Wallace will make just enough plays to win the game. Ole Miss 24, Arkansas 14 -- Greg Ostendorf
Why Tennessee wins: The Volunteers have played great on offense since inserting Josh Dobbs as the starting quarterback. In the last three games, he's averaging 263 passing yards per game and has thrown seven touchdowns and two interceptions, plus he's averaging 96 rushing yards per game and has rushed for four scores. Will that be enough for the Vols to notch just their second win against a ranked team under Butch Jones? Tennessee 24, Missouri 21 -- David Ching
Why Missouri wins: The Tigers haven't lost a road game in nearly two full years, a streak of nine in a row. Neyland Stadium holds quite the crowd, but so does Kyle Field, which drew more than 100,000 last week when Missouri beat the Aggies. And now that Markus Golden's nagging hamstring injury seems to be a nonfactor, the pass rush led by SEC-leading sacker Shane Ray and Golden is at full speed again, which will be a challenge for Josh Dobbs & Co. Missouri 31, Tennessee 27 -- Sam Khan Jr.
Unanimous picks
Mississippi State over Vanderbilt: The Bulldogs are coming off their first loss, but look for Dak Prescott & Co. to get back on track this week against the struggling Commodores, who are still searching for their first SEC win. Mississippi State 48, Vanderbilt 14
Alabama over Western Carolina: Alabama usually puts these games to bed quickly (and beat Western Carolina 49-0 when they last met in 2012) so expect the similar results here as the Crimson Tide get a tune-up before the Iron Bowl. Alabama 49, Western Carolina 7
Auburn over Samford: Auburn holds a 26-0-1 all-time series advantage over Samford, so don't expect the 28th meeting to buck that trend on the Tigers' senior day at Jordan-Hare. Auburn 52, Samford 6
Georgia over Charleston Southern: Georgia thumped Auburn at home last week to wrap up its SEC campaign, so now the Bulldogs must wait to see if Missouri loses. In the meantime, expect them to make quick work of this Big South foe. Georgia 49, Charleston Southern 3
Florida over Eastern Kentucky: Now that Will Muschamp's job status is clear, the pressure's off. The Gators still have bowl eligibility to play for and look to coast to a win over a quality FCS squad in Eastern Kentucky, which actually beat an FBS team this year: Miami (Ohio). Florida 42, Eastern Kentucky 7
South Carolina over South Alabama: The Gamecocks are looking to secure bowl eligibility. Expect them to build off the momentum of the comeback overtime win over Florida. South Carolina 45, South Alabama 10
Greg Ostendorf 77-17
Edward Aschoff 74-20
Chris Low 74-20
David Ching 73-21
Alex Scarborough 70-24
Sam Khan Jr. 69-25
MacIntyre: Pac-12 South is tougher than the SEC West
Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre is trying to resurrect a program in the midst of what is arguably college football's most treacherous minefield. He knows the dangers of the Pac-12 South firsthand; his Buffaloes are camped out in the cellar of it.
"I think [the Pac-12 South] is the toughest division in college football, period," he proclaimed on Tuesday's conference call.
Uh oh. Those will almost certainly be considered fighting words by many in the Southeast, home of the rugged SEC West.
But MacIntyre's comments bring up a fun chance of examination: What is the toughest division in the country? This season, the argument inevitably boils down to the Pac-12 South -- which is fresh off surpassing its Northern brethren -- and the SEC West, which has maintained the upper hand in that area of the country for several years running now.
Of course, coaches advocate for the division in which they play -- MacIntyre's club is laboring through conference play with an 0-7 record, so we know what camp he's in.
"The [Pac-12 South] is very comparable to the SEC West, and I think people can argue that both ways," he said. "I think we have better quarterbacks. That always makes for a better team, when you have a better quarterback."
We asked for a little help in clarifying the argument from our friends in ESPN Stats and Information and the Football Power Index (FPI).
Although the Pac-12 South has more teams (5) ranked in the AP Top 25 than the SEC West (4), every single team from the SEC West -- including 1-5 Arkansas -- received votes in the most recent AP poll. When accounting for the total amount of poll votes as well as a teams' FPI, the SEC West sum is 97.3, greater than the Pac-12's 90.3.
When it comes to FPI, the SEC West has the advantage with an average rank 10.4, compared to the Pac-12 South, which has an average rank of 30.8. Although there are five teams with .700 or better overall winning percentages in the Pac-12 South, FPI predicts that on a neutral field, every team in the West would have a greater than 50 percent chance to beat two-thirds of the South: Arizona, Utah, Arizona State, and Colorado. According to FPI, UCLA and USC are the only two Pac-12 South teams that would have a better than 50 percent chance of holding their ground against a handful of SEC West teams.
Salt these projections however you like. Perhaps the most important factor in this argument is that Oregon, the Pac-12's top-rated team, resides in the North (Alabama, the SEC's biggest gun, is part of the West, so that gives the division a firepower advantage).
If college football history has taught us anything, this type of debate will rage on unresolved well beyond this season. But MacIntyre, who might know better than most, has cast his vote for the Pac-12 South.
Examining defensive trends under Kevin Sumlin
As his third season in Aggieland winds down and fans decry the defensive performances Texas A&M has put on the field this season -- which follows a poor 2013 -- it's worth taking a look at how defenses have fared under Sumlin's watch. While coordinators and defensive assistants do the heavy lifting, Sumlin ultimately puts those individuals in place by hiring them.
Looking at key categories such as scoring defense, third-down defense and turnover margin, the results were generally good in those areas those seasons. Houston was 35th nationally in scoring defense (22.4 points per game), 44th in third-down conversion rate allowed (37.3 percent) and tied for third nationally in turnover margin (plus-16) in 2011. In Sumlin's first season at Texas A&M, the Aggies were 26th in scoring defense (21.8), 16th on third downs (32.4 percent) though they weren't good on turnovers (a minus-five margin tied them for 87th nationally).
In the other five seasons, including this one, Sumlin's teams have ranked 77th or worse in scoring and 78th or worse on third downs. In four of the previous six seasons, Sumlin's teams have been 92nd nationally or worse in scoring defense and have allowed at least 30 points per game.
Turnover margin has been varied from year to year, though this season the Aggies are 105th in that statistic (minus-six). Aside from 2011 and 2012, Sumlin's teams have ranked 100th or worse nationally in yards per game (the Aggies are exactly 100th currently, allowing 445.2 yards per game). In 2011 Houston was 62nd (380.3) and in 2012 Texas A&M was 57th (390.2).
Because of the nature of his team's offensive success and penchant to rank among the top teams nationally in scoring, yards per game and more, Sumlin's defenses never needed to be perfect. With a potent offense, an elite defense usually hasn't been necessary to win, evidenced by his 62-27 career record. However, the two best seasons Sumlin's teams had record-wise were those two: 2011 and 2012 when his teams went a combined 23-3 under his watch.
At Houston, Sumlin made a defensive coordinator change after 2009, his second season, which also meant a scheme change from a base 4-3 alignment to Brian Stewart's 3-4. The first season under Stewart was difficult but significant improvement was evident in 2011, Sumlin's final season there as the UH defense posted its best numbers in four years in scoring, yards per game, rushing, passing, third downs, red zone efficiency and turnover margin.
It's also worth noting that the best season of defense under Sumlin at Houston was one comprised entirely of starters that signed with Sumlin as recruits.
The 2012 season at Texas A&M, Sumlin and defensive coordinator Mark Snyder had the luxury of many veteran defensive players on the roster, such as linebackers Sean Porter and Jonathan Stewart, defensive linemen Damontre Moore and Spencer Nealy and safety Steven Terrell.
Seemingly the heart of that 2012 unit, once key players graduated (and Moore exited early for the draft) it left a void of leadership and experience. Filled with underclassmen, the 2013 Texas A&M defense struggled mightily, allowing 32.2 points per game (95th in the country) and 475.8 yards per game (109th). The unit ranked last in the SEC in scoring, yards per game, yards per play, rushing yards per game, yards per rush and red zone efficiency.
The 2014 Texas A&M defense showed some improvement early this season during the team's 5-0 start but has struggled in the second half. The Aggies are still better in most categories than they were a year ago, but not by much and are trending toward the 2013 numbers. The one area the Aggies have posted their best mark in the past three seasons is goal-to-go efficiency (65.4 percent), where they are 26th nationally.
The most eye-opening numbers have come against the best teams they've played this season. Against its best five opponents -- Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Alabama, Auburn and Missouri -- Texas A&M has allowed an average of 533.6 offensive yards per game and 40 points per game. And while there are still some players starting that signed under the previous coaching staff, this unit mostly has players recruited by the current staff.
Recruiting in the past two years has been good, though, especially in the 2014 class, which produced true freshman like defensive end Myles Garrett, who is second in the SEC in sacks this season, safety Armani Watts (three interceptions) and linebackers Otaro Alaka and Josh Walker. Getting that talent to translate to on-field results will be crucial for Sumlin and the Aggies moving forward.
ESPN Jr. 300: What to know in the SEC
The SEC already has five commitments from players ranked in the top 25 of the ESPN Junior 300. That list includes Greg Little, the No. 1 player in the Class of 2016 and a Texas A&M commit. As a whole, the SEC has 27 commitments in the updated ESPN Junior 300. Here's a closer look at the updated rankings.
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SEC Freshman Tracker: Week 12
Let's recap how the dynamic duo, and several other members of the SEC's true freshman class, performed last Saturday:
DE Derek Barnett, Tennessee
What he did: Barnett notched seven tackles, four tackles for loss and a pair of sacks in the Volunteers' blowout win against Kentucky.
What it means: He probably wasn't getting enough attention before, but Barnett is getting it now. Barnett is tied for fifth nationally in tackles for loss with Missouri's Shane Ray. They share the SEC lead with 18 apiece. Barnett is also third in the SEC with nine sacks.
RB Nick Chubb, Georgia
What he did: The return of -- and subsequent injury to -- Todd Gurley generated most of the attention in Saturday's win against Auburn, but the Chubb Train kept rolling. Georgia's star freshman ran 19 times for 144 yards and scored touchdowns of 9 and 11 yards. He also caught two passes for 48 yards.
What it means: Chubb has rushed for at least 140 yards in all five games since Gurley was initially suspended. During that time, he has been arguably the SEC's most dynamic running back. He has run for 815 yards in the past five games and pushed his season total past the 1,000-yard mark (to 1,039) against Auburn.
RB Jalen Hurd, Tennessee
What he did: He hasn't put up comparable numbers to Chubb, but Hurd has been impressive while running behind a much less experienced offensive line. He rushed 23 times for 118 yards and scored a 4-yard touchdown against Kentucky. He also made a reception for an 11-yard gain.
What it means: Through 10 games, Hurd has rushed for 716 yards and three touchdowns and ranks third on the team with 27 catches for 177 yards and two more scores. He is easily one of the Volunteers' most valuable offensive players and he's only getting started.
QB Treon Harris, Florida
What he did: The South Carolina game ended terribly for Florida -- with the Gamecocks tying the score late and winning in overtime -- but Harris is a clear upgrade over Jeff Driskel at quarterback. He completed just 5 of 11 passes for 60 yards and a touchdown, but Harris also ran 20 times for 111 yards.
What it means: Starting for the third straight game, Harris suffered his first loss as a starter against the Gamecocks. Nonetheless, Florida has become a more competitive team with him under center. His 100-yard outing was the first by a Florida quarterback since Driskel in 2012.
S Armani Watts, Texas A&M
What he did: The freshman safety made four tackles and broke up two passes in a loss against Missouri, but his biggest play came late in the second quarter when he picked off a Maty Mauk pass at the Texas A&M 12-yard line and returned it 36 yards to the Aggies 48. A&M then drove to Mizzou's 13 and kicked a field goal at the buzzer to go up 13-6 at halftime.
What it means: Other A&M freshmen like Myles Garrett, Speedy Noil and Kyle Allen have garnered more attention, but Watts has become a solid contributor on defense. He leads the team with three interceptions and 10 passes defended, is second with seven pass breakups and sixth with 52 tackles. It's shaping up to be a strong rookie season for the young defensive back.
Other notables:
QB Kyle Allen, Texas A&M: Completed 24 of 35 passes for 237 yards, three touchdowns and one interception in a loss to Missouri.
LB Bryson Allen-Williams, South Carolina: Made three tackles, a career-high 2.5 tackles for loss and forced a fumble while combining for a sack in a win against Florida.
DB/KR Evan Berry, Tennessee: Vols legend Eric Berry's younger brother made two tackles and returned three kickoffs for 91 yards (30.3 ypr) with a long of 39 against Kentucky.
WR Speedy Noil, Texas A&M: Caught three passes for 36 yards and totaled 95 yards on two kickoff returns in a loss to Missouri.
DB Malkom Parrish, Georgia: Made five tackles and forced a fourth-quarter fumble that outside linebacker Davin Bellamy recovered in a win against Auburn.
P J.K. Scott, Alabama: Punted seven times for 319 yards (45.6 ypp) in a win against Mississippi State with a long of 56.
RB Ish Witter, Missouri: Ran four times for 34 yards and rushed for a key third-quarter touchdown that gave the Tigers a 14-point lead in a 34-27 win over Texas A&M.
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2. Missouri has a simple path to Atlanta. Win two games and the Tigers are back in the SEC championship game. And yet, everybody is writing them off just like they did last year. Sure, this Missouri team lost to Indiana and got blown out by Georgia, the team that's currently on their heels for the East crown. But both of those games were at home. Surprisingly the road is where the Tigers have thrived. They have won nine straight road games, including seven straight against conference foes. No other SEC team has won more than three in a row. Not Georgia. Not the two Mississippi schools. Not even Alabama. Don't be so quick to count out Missouri this Saturday just because the game is at Tennessee. Maybe it's an advantage.
3. There has been talk this week of a possible Texas-Texas A&M matchup in the AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl. However, it sounds like the Aggies, and maybe more importantly the SEC, want nothing to do with Texas. That got me thinking, though. What are some of the potential bowl matchups that we'd all love to see? And no, I'm not including the semifinal games. They're going to be must-see TV regardless of who's playing. These are lesser bowl games involving SEC teams that I've seen projected.
- Auburn vs. Notre Dame in the Belk Bowl (The last two BCS runners-up)
- Georgia vs. Wisconsin in the Citrus Bowl (Chubb vs. Gordon)
- Mississippi State vs. TCU in the Fiesta Bowl (Who's the best team left out?)
- Missouri vs. Nebraska in the Outback Bowl (An old Big 12 rivalry)
I came in with champ. I'm leaving with Him.— Dante fowler (@TheDanteFowler6) November 19, 2014
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Final Eastern Kentucky 3 Florida 52 Final Charleston Southern 9 10 Georgia 55 Final South Alabama 12 South Carolina 37 Final 8 Ole Miss 0 Arkansas 30 Final Western Carolina 14 1 Alabama 48 Final Samford 7 14 Auburn 31 Final 20 Missouri 29 Tennessee 21 Final Vanderbilt 0 4 Mississippi State 51


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WorcesterBright Start Academy
135 Kenberma Rd
Worcester, MA, 01604
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WorcesterHoly Name Central Catholic Jr/sr High School
144 Granite St
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A recommended option is the oddly named and, some might say, teeny-bit pretentious restaurant that vets its customers before allowing them to enter. Yet the highly acclaimed menu offers wonderful French cuisine as well as Bahamian dishes with a French twist. Steak and stone crabs are the house specialties and the baked Alaska and soufflé desserts are equally renowned. Reservations and extremely smart dress are required.


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La Petite Maison
- Address:
6510 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs, GA 30328Neighborhood:
Sandy Springs
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
La Petite Maison
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.lapetitemaisonbistro.com/
- Phone: (404) 303-6600
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday:Close : Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 1!:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, French
- Executive Chef: Catherine Silberstein
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call for more information.
- Private Party Facilities: Please call for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Cathy or Aline 404-303-6600x
A word from La Petite Maison
Come enjoy France to its fullest.Continued
Owners Chef Cathy and Aline Silberstein bring their 25 yrs. bistro experience to Sandy Springs. Located on Roswell road close to Abernathy, la Petite Maison offers a romantic patio for those cool summer nights.
Cozy banquettes and red velvet booths, the dining room leaves a pleasant and charming setting, dim
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You will experience the richness of cuisine of Provence, filled with sun, sandy beaches and all the colorful and lively traditional flavors of southern France.
A unique moment to arouse your senses to Provence's gastronomy.
With a $32 3-course menu Monday thru Thursday,2 daily seasonal specials and a fascinating dessert menu, you will understand why La Petite Maison has been rated one of Atlanta's top French Restaurant.
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Owners Chef Cathy and Aline Silberstein bring their 25 yrs. bistro experience to Sandy Springs. Located on Roswell road close to Abernathy, la Petite Maison offers a romantic patio for those cool summer nights.
Cozy banquettes and red velvet booths, the dining room leaves a pleasant and charming setting, dim
lighting and candles with soft French music playing in the background.
You will experience the richness of cuisine of Provence, filled with sun, sandy beaches and all the colorful and lively traditional flavors of southern France.
A unique moment to arouse your senses to Provence's gastronomy.
With a $32 3-course menu Monday thru Thursday,2 daily seasonal specials and a fascinating dessert menu, you will understand why La Petite Maison has been rated one of Atlanta's top French Restaurant.
Please call for daily specials.
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La Petite Maison reviews from OpenTable diners
107 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (85)fit for foodies (63)special occasion (58)romantic (45)great for lunch (36)great for outdoor dining (32)notable wine list (25)good for groups (22)great for brunch (14)kid-friendly (9)hot spot (5)late-night find (3)vibrant bar scene (3)Show More
- True French restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/26/2014Great authentic French food. Friendly staff and very cute place. Absolutely recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!PamelaCVIPDined on 11/24/2014Food is tremendous ( my husband always gets the duck breast), service is excellent, wine list is great ---- outstanding evening every time we go! Loved spending our anniversary here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food. Wonderful and friendly owner!vered4VIPDined on 11/24/2014I am a vegetarian so I can't comment on most of the food. I love the Salad Verdi at this restaurant! It is an incredibly delicious and beautiful salad. This is a nice quiet spot to enjoy a lunch or a dinner – – any day of the week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A rare findLakaraDined on 11/14/2014My mother and I tried this restaurant about 2 months ago an have been back 3 times since. The food is delicious and beautifully presented. The service is wonderful. The severs are attentive, warm and charming. We noticed in our first visit and every one since then that they have a great rapport with their regulars. We can't wait to return for another lovely evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lynnVIPDined on 11/12/2014Been often & loved it. Not this time. Food was oversalted, over cooked and wine list was very weak. Extremely disappointed
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/8/2014Classic French ambiance and terrific food. Disappointed that two of the wines we wanted were not available but understand why they weren't available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food terrible serviceServSafeVIPDined on 11/4/2014if you don't mind waiting 25 minutes for someone to bring you menu and water, this is the place for youSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best restaurant in Sandy Springs!DessertaholicDined on 11/3/2014Several weeks ago I found this place on Trip Advisor and decided to give it a try. I've been back once a week since then with family for dinners or clients for lunch. Everyone I take there raves about it. Stephanie (the owner) is very charming and welcoming. Kelly and the other staff are always very professional and friendly. Food is spectacularly good and I am very picky when it comes to spending money on restaurants. If I had to sum up this place in two words, they would be CHOCOLATE MOUSSE!!! I am a dessertaholic and can state this is the best mousse I've EVER eaten! Most times I end up ordering two of them! Don't be distracted by the location on Roswell Road near a sports bar and car dealerships. Once you go inside you'll fall in love!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/1/2014i dine out a lot with personal travel and don't typically rate OT experiences.... This is a very special exception... Noise level is fine; not an issue.Special Features:
- cute little place with excellent food>SusanVIPDined on 11/1/2014Love this place,excellent food.my steak was cooked to perfection and my wife loved her soup as well,we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very lovelyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/27/2014Took a friend for her birthday lunch. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. Our server went out of her way to make this birthday lunch a special memory.Special Features:
- Enjoyable eveningZinkDined on 10/25/2014Not a place to go for a quick dinner but the four of us were all very pleased with the evening. The food was consistently good for each member of our party. The servers and staff were very friendly and engaging with the patrons. One of the more enjoyable dining experiences we have had. The place was relatively quiet to begin with allowing us to talk quietly among ourselves. As all of the tables filled, it got progressively louder until it was difficult to hear each other. Unfortunately this is common in all restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hp03VIPDined on 10/25/2014We always enjoy coming to this restaurant. Everything is great.Special Features:
- Service wanting, food very goodsoibeanDined on 10/24/2014We were a group of 4, and the restaurant was only half full. Even so, we were virtually invisible all night, having to summon our waitress several times - for water, for bread, to place our order. The only other waiter repeatedly breezed by us like we weren't there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful EveningMenschDined on 10/22/2014We find ourselves always enjoying our birthday celebrations at La Petite Maison. The food and service is terrific and the small atmosphere makes for a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVED IT!lorienDined on 10/18/2014We were celebrating our 25th Anniversary! Everything was perfect - they will bend over backwards to get you what you want! Awesome!Special Features:
- likes2eatVIPDined on 10/17/2014I had lunch and the special salad was shrimp and beets with goat cheese which was delicious. The butternut squash soup was outstanding, the best I've ever had. Then we had dessert and they re all good, we had apple tart with delicious condiments. It's a special intimate restaurant with lovely food. Always enjoy dining there.Special Features:
- Magnifique!DelphineJamesDined on 10/11/2014Everything was wonderful, from the warm welcome, to the comfortable atmosphere. The food transports you to a bistro in Paris, authentic, delicious, savoring every bite. We came for our anniversary, & being part French, I was looking forward to tasting flavors and dishes that bring me back to my childhood. The food exceeded our expectations, making us stop in time and embrace how perfect everything was. The portions were ample. The service was excellent, not overbearing, or too lax. It was truly touching to see an older couple next to us, watching them enjoy themselves. The lady was chilly, and the owner literally gave the sweater off her back, insisting she keep it. I can't wait to return to celebrate my mother's birthday next month.Special Features:
- My favorite place!!!HungryDined on 10/6/2014LOVE LOVE LOVE La Petite Maison!! This is my absolute favorite restaurant in Atlanta! The food, the service...everything is perfect!!!Special Features:
- 2n Try Better then 1stDealmakerVIPDined on 10/3/2014The first time we dined at Le Petit Maison was a disaster, but the 2nd time was excellent. The meals were all good and the service was 100% better then in the past. We found that the 2 sisters who had owned the restaurant could be rude and nasty if they did not know you.It appeared very different on tho visit since the sisters moved back to France and sold the restaurant to a cousin.Special Features:
- TomuVIPDined on 10/1/2014Love it! Would bring family and friends here for lunch or dinner. Fois Gras the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ScreechOwlDined on 10/1/2014Family owned restaurant with excellent service, ambiance, and great food right in the heart of Sandy Springs.Special Features:
- fabulous food, service, tousjudyb990VIPDined on 9/20/2014Fantastic food, prompt service, helpful wine advice, freshness, great portion size altogether a go to place for fish, tooSpecial Features:
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Forrest was speaking at a panel debate called "current trends at SXSWi" on Sunday 9 March, when he said Twitter's success following the 2007 festival was a huge boon for SXSWi, but had created expectations that similar breakthroughs would happen every year.
The Fortune journalist Erin Griffith, who was also on the panel, added that there had been no breakout success in 2014, or 2013 and that tech startups were no longer interested in launching at SXSWi.
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It was less than two years ago that Oakland Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha was headed to the open market riding the leverage of three straight trips to the Pro Bowl. Asomugha eventually landed in Philadelphia on a lucrative five-year deal worth $60 million.
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