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Mailbag: Big 12 playoff hopes, Texas talent and the league's best coach
I will be in Arlington, Texas, this weekend to check out Baylor vs. Texas Tech, which is always entertaining.
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving.
Now, on to the 'bag:
Trotter: That was a poor performance last night. But Tyrone Swoopes is still the odds-on favorite. He's had a bunch of good moments this year, even if none of them came against TCU.
@Jake_Trotter who QBs the Texas Longhorns next year?— CD1 (@ChrisDDow) November 28, 2014
Trotter: Malcom Brown could start for anyone in the country. Jordan Hicks, Cedric Reed and John Harris could start for anyone in the league. Maybe Quandre Diggs, though last night wasn't pretty. After that...
@Jake_Trotter How many Texas players would start for Baylor or TCU?— Brett Bayne (@kidslovetrains) November 28, 2014
Trotter: I'm not going to answer this. You all know who you are.
@Jake_Trotter Most irritating Twitter fans?— BC_FROG (@BC_FROG) November 28, 2014
Trotter: It's possible. Ross has a role as a returner, and fits as a nice change-of-pace back to Perine. We don't know what Mixon can do yet. Ford would seem like the most likely to fall out of the rotation, especially with his past fumbling issues. Whatever happens, Perine is going to be the primary running back in that backfield for the foreseeable future. At least, he should be.
@Jake_Trotter What's the future for Keith Ford, Alex Ross, and Joe Mixon now that Samaje has had such a breakout season? Will Any transfer?— Cole Steffens (@cole_stef) November 28, 2014
Trotter: Sure, there's a real chance. If the season ended today, that's exactly what would happen. But if I'm a fan of either TCU or Baylor, I'm more worried about No. 6 Ohio State than No. 4 Mississippi State. The committee seems to be overlooking Ohio State's early loss to Virginia Tech for whatever reason, and the Buckeyes have a chance for a marquee win at the end in the Big Ten championship game. It feels to me like the Big 12 is one more upset away from getting a team in the playoff.
@Jake_Trotter is there any real chance that the Big XII is shut out of the CFP even with two 11-1 teams?— Justglad (@jgtbh2014) November 28, 2014
Trotter: It would take us a step in that direction. A Big 12 official told me over the summer that it would take getting left out three years in a row for the league to rethink expansion. But it's going to really sting if two 11-1 teams are left out. I would think that would at least force the league to have a discussion about whether its current format is really the best path to the playoff.
@Jake_Trotter likelyhood Baylor and TCU getting left out would lead the B12 to expand?— Vakaviti (@vakaviti) November 28, 2014
Trotter: Bill Snyder is arguably the greatest coach in college football history. He certainly should be in that conversation. But Gary Patterson should be this season's Big 12 coach of the year for what he's accomplished in Fort Worth.
@Jake_Trotter who is the best football coach in the big 12? Briles, Strong, Stoops, Gundy, Patterson, or Snyder?— Cody Edwards/Arnold (@CodyJEdwards) November 28, 2014
Trotter: Oklahoma State. The Cowboys should be pretty salty defensively next year. And the emergence of true freshman QB Mason Rudolph offers hope that the offense could get back to business in 2015.
@Jake_Trotter Which of the bottom 4 teams in the Big 12 (KU, ISU, OSU, TTU) do you see taking the biggest leap forward next season?— Stephen Beam (@sbeam2011) November 28, 2014
Trotter: Smoked turkey in a landslide. I wish you all could have tried the 13-pounder my pops smoked yesterday. Off the charts.
@Jake_Trotter Fried Turkey, Smoked Turkey, or Baked Turkey. What is your favorite? #turkeydayconfessions— Dane Hernandez (@Dane4theGospel) November 28, 2014
Trotter: I thought I blocked this guy already.
@Jake_Trotter Yea I got 1 question: 61-58!! What is wrong with you Trotter?? #sicem— Max Olson (@max_olson) November 28, 2014
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Big 12 bowl projections: Week 13
TCU remained at No. 5; Baylor stayed at No. 7.
As a result, nothing changed from last week's bowl picture.
Oklahoma State is the only Big 12 team that can still play its way to bowl eligibility. But the Cowboys will have to upset Oklahoma in Bedlam on Dec. 6 to get to six wins.
Goodyear Cotton Bowl: TCU
VIZIO Fiesta Bowl: Baylor
Valero Alamo Bowl: Kansas State
Russell Athletic Bowl: Oklahoma
AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl: Texas
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: West Virginia
Cactus Bowl: None eligible
Rebel fell: Ole Miss plummets to 19
Things stayed the same at the top of the latest unveiling of the College Football Playoff rankings, but one team took quite the tumble down the list.
Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and Mississippi State are again the top four teams in the CFP rankings; in fact, the top seven teams from last week's rankings remain unchanged. TCU, Ohio State and Baylor held steady at the Nos. 5-7 spots.
Mississippi, however, took a spill, going from No. 8 last week all the way down to No. 19 after an embarrassing 30-0 road loss to Arkansas that was the Rebels' third straight SEC defeat.
As a result of Ole Miss' fall, UCLA, fresh off its win over rival USC, moved up to No. 8. Georgia and Michigan State rounded out the top 10. The Spartans benefited from the Rebels' fall, moving back into the top 10 after landing at No. 11 the previous week.
Further down the rankings is the battle to see which school from outside the Power 5 conferences will earn a guaranteed spot in a New Year's bowl. Boise State
Big 12 stat check: Week 14
Baylor: Baylor leads the FBS in points, yards and first downs per game, but the Bears' remarkable ability to protect the football really stands out. BU ranks fifth among FBS teams and No. 1 in the Big 12 with a 6.0 turnover percentage. The top five teams in the FBS in that category-- BU, Rice, Oregon, Georgia and Northern Illinois -- have combined for 44 wins this season.
Iowa State: The Cyclones' defense will need to be much better on third down if ISU hopes to knock off West Virginia. ISU is allowing conversions on a Big 12-worst 47.1 percent of opponent's third-down attempts. But last week's 34-31 loss to Texas Tech proves some hope as ISU held the Red Raiders to 36.4 percent on third-down conversion attempts, which was a season low for Cyclones' opponents.
Kansas: Big plays have been lacking for Kansas' offense for much of the season. The Jayhawks have gained 10 or more yards on 16 percent of their plays this season, ranking last in the conference and No. 115 among FBS teams. New offensive coordinator Eric Kiesau has helped increase that number with some personnel changes, but KU will need several big plays if it hopes to upset Kansas State.
Kansas State: Is Jake Waters the Big 12's top clutch signal-caller? The senior has a Big 12-best 79.8 raw QBR on third down. He completes 63.1 percent of his passes, averages 12.42 yards per completion and is sacked just 2.3 percent of the time on third down. Waters is a key reason the Wildcats' offense is so efficient and productive.
Oklahoma: Baylor, TCU and Kansas State are well renowned for their offensive firepower. Yet Oklahoma sits atop the conference rankings in yards per play. The Sooners 6.72 yards per play has been built upon a running game that is averaging 265.4 yards per game and 6.3 yards per carry to lead the Big 12 in both categories.
Oklahoma State: The Cowboys averaged 1.87 points per possession in Mason Rudolph's first start. With the true freshman at the helm, OSU's offense was far more explosive in the 49-28 loss to Baylor than its previous four games. TCU (0.6), West Virginia (0.71), KSU (0.5) and Texas (0.58) each held the Cowboys below one point per possession in OSU's four losses before last weekend.
Texas: Opponents have converted just 5 of 30 third-down conversions against Texas' defense in the Longhorns last two games. West Virginia (3 of 17) and Oklahoma State (2 of 13) struggled to continue drives. Winning the third down battle could be key if the Longhorns hope to slow Trevone Boykin and TCU on Thanksgiving night.
TCU: Gary Patterson's team has outgained opponents by at least 330 yards on four different occasions this season, joining Alabama as the only FBS team to achieve this feat. The Horned Frogs outgained FCS opponent Samford (412), SMU (369), Oklahoma State (418) and Texas Tech (339) by that margin. It has been a part of a damatic change in TCU's offensive fortunes under new offensive coordinator Doug Meacham.
Texas Tech: The inability to finish has handcuffed the Red Raiders this season. Tech has converted 58.8 percent of its goal-to-go attempts into touchdowns, the worst percentage in the Big 12 and tied for No. 115 among FBS teams. With Baylor on the horizon, Tech will need to capitalize on every single scoring opportunity it gets.
West Virginia: Dana Holgorsen's team heads into its final game with six wins and bowl eligibility, a pretty remarkable feat for the Mountaineers considering their carelessness with the ball. WVU has a minus-15 turnover margin, worst in the Big 12 and tied for No. 120 among FBS teams. No FBS team at minus-15 or higher has more than three wins this season.
Big 12 roundtable: Samaje Perine's yards vs. Baylor's big comeback
Which was more impressive, Samaje Perine's 427 rushing yards or Baylor's 21-point comeback vs. TCU?
Max Olson: I have to agree with Brandon on this one. According to ESPN Stats & Info, the chances of Baylor pulling off its 24-point rally were only 2 percent. That game should have been over. It took a perfect sequence of events for the game to fall apart for TCU. The odds of Perine breaking Melvin Gordon's FBS single-game rushing record one week later are probably near-impossible, sure, but this was the No. 94 total defense in FBS and 300 of his rushing yards came on eight plays. Baylor needed 41 plays to pull off the comeback.
Jake Trotter: The Baylor comeback was stunning. But I have to go with Perine's record-breaking day. That was a record that had stood for 15 years until Gordon topped it the week before. Think about all the great running backs that have come through college football who haven't come close to sniffing 400 yards. Think about all the great Oklahoma running backs over the years who had never even touched 300 yards. Gordon's record may have lasted just a week. But if history before that is any indication, Perine's 427-yard day will be remembered for a very long time.
Who has the tougher road to 11-1, Baylor or TCU?
Chatmon: TCU's trip to Texas won't be easy. Baylor's home finale against Kansas State is even tougher. Bill Snyder's program has more to play for than the Longhorns, with a Big 12 title likely to remain within reach in their first trip to McLane Stadium. The Wildcats were the first team to make Baylor's offense look somewhat human in 2013 and will bring the same sound defense to Waco on Dec. 6.
Olson: As weird as this sounds, I actually think Texas has a slightly better chance of beating TCU than K-State does of pulling the upset in Waco. The Horns have momentum, a bye week of extra prep, play great defense and are playing at home. So for that reason, I'd say the Horned Frogs have a little tougher path.
Trotter: Winning on the road is always tougher than winning at home. And even though K-State is better than Texas and could give Baylor a fight in Waco, I think TCU has the tougher road. Texas has quietly been playing good football the last month to get bowl eligible. The offensive line has come together, while the defensive line has emerged as the best in the league. The Longhorns will be a difficult out for TCU on their home field on Thanksgiving night.
Do you still consider this season to be a successful one for West Virginia, in light of the three-game losing streak?
Chatmon: Since competing for a championship should always be the goal, successful is not the word I would use. But the Mountaineers, without a doubt, have taken several steps towards becoming a force in the Big 12. The defense is much improved, and the overall depth on the roster is light years ahead of where it was when WVU entered the Big 12 in 2012. Dana Holgorsen shouldn't be satisfied with the Mountaineers return to a bowl game, but he should be pleased with the direction his program is heading.
Olson: It's an important question. Let's be honest, though. There are a bunch of people (and I might've been one of them) who wondered if a step in the wrong direction this season would've spelled the end of Holgorsen's stint in Morgantown. I think he has proven himself to some extent in 2014. He's building something good, and this season still feels like a positive step.
Trotter: Provided the Mountaineers win at Iowa State, yes. The season might feel disappointing to West Virginia fans at the moment. But remember, this was a team nobody gave much of a chance of getting to a bowl game before the season. The Mountaineers not only achieved that, they were ranked for a good chunk of the year, hosted College GameDay and came within a hair of sweeping Baylor and TCU to become a serious factor in the Big 12 title race. After slugging it out against such a brutal slate, West Virginia has run out of steam this last month. But if the Mountaineers rally to beat Iowa State and win a bowl game, they will finish 8-5, with momentum going into 2015. In August, every rational West Virginia fan would have taken that.
Weekend recruiting wrap: Big 12
While Oklahoma picked up a junior college commit, Texas had a commit give his fans reassurance. TCU offered one of the fastest risers in recruiting, and Iowa State hosted several athletes, including one juco player who may now have the Cyclones atop his list of schools.
Here's an in-depth look on Big 12 recruiting and how the weekend fared:
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National links: Calm before the storm
Unless, that is, you're into watching the single-game FBS rushing record fall for the second straight Saturday. (So who breaks it this week?) Yes, last week was dull, unless, of course, you're into Florida State's weekly high-wire act, re-awakenings at Arkansas and Minnesota or UCLA's continued stranglehold on Los Angeles.
My point is, the latest set of games didn't significantly impact the College Football Playoff picture -- at least in comparison to the past few weeks. Barring some craziness at the selection-committee table, the top four on Tuesday night is going to look no different than last week's edition.
But Week 13 was simply the calm before the storm. Not so sure? Check out first nine paragraphs Gene Wojciechowski's BMOC column. The rocky road to Dec. 9 is enough to make a fan of any playoff contender choke on his or her turkey dinner.
And it starts in two days.
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The pride behind Samaje Perine's big day
Billy Sims. Joe Washington. Marcus DuPree. Greg Pruitt. Adrian Peterson.
OU has produced a laundry list of elite running backs, but none of them have been able to match the 427 rushing yards Perine produced in the Sooners 44-7 win against Kansas on Saturday. In fact, nobody has.
"It's a very unique moment," running backs coach Cale Gundy said. "As (OU athletic director) Joe Castiglione said earlier, think about all the great running backs that have played this game. We jumped on his back and let him do his thing."
The true freshman got the headlines, even if he didn't want them, but his teammates wanted the record as much, if not more, than he did.
And they showed it. On and off the field.
On the field, Oklahoma's offensive line, along with fullbacks Aaron Ripkowski and Dimitri Flowers, were happy to pave the way for Perine's big day. The Sooners imposed their will in the trenches with 341 of Perine's 427 rushing yards coming between the tackles, according to ESPN Stats and Information. He averaged 12.1 yards per carry and scored four of his five touchdowns on rushes between the tackles.
Off the field, the Sooners blockers were tracking Perine's progress, with an eye on creating history. Perine was fine with leaving the game to let other Sooners' running backs shine. Oklahoma's offensive line was not.
"We were just counting down, we were definitely completely aware of what was going on," center Ty Darlington said. "We said 'he's staying in.' We wanted that thing about as much as he did. We wanted it for him."
Since Day 1 on campus, people have gravitated to the humble Perine. His drive to be great is only topped by his desire to share the spotlight.
"I think it's a reflection of how much they respect him, of the person that he is," Gundy said. "The day after he rushed for 242 yards at West Virginia, he was in here buying pizzas for the offensive linemen. I've never had anyone do that around here."
Perine's traits have combined to create games like Saturday, which was the third game of at least 200 rushing yards in Perine's young career, joining his 242 yards against West Virginia and 213 yards against Texas Tech. His teammates love to see him do well, and he loves to do well for them.
"I think it's a reflection of how close we are as a team," Ripkowski said. "Everyone wants to see everyone do well. Nobody on the team is about (themselves). Everybody pushes for everyone to do their job. Everyone just gets excited when someone excels in their job."
When Perine looks at his 1,428 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns during his first collegiate season, he just shrugs it off as simply doing his job. When Ripkowski and the offensive line look at the same numbers, they are beaming with pride.
"We all feed off it, and that's what we work for during the week," Ripkowski said. "The offensive line and all these blockers have a sense of pride when we put those numbers up."
Big 12 recruiting scorecard
Total commits: 13
ESPN 300 commits: 3
The latest: Baylor had a big weekend, hosting a pair of its 2016 commits in four-star running back Kameron Martin and four-star receiver Tren'Davian Dickson. 2015 ESPN 300 wideout Devontre Stricklin was in McLane Stadium for the Oklahoma State game as well. The Bears also bolstered their trenches for 2015 by snagging a commitment from 6-foot-7, 300-pound City College of San Francisco offensive tackle Dominic Desouza, who had offers from Big 12 foes Oklahoma State, TCU and Kansas.
Total commits: 11
ESPN 300 commits: 0
The latest: Copiah-Lincoln (Miss.) Community College defensive tackle Demond Tucker visited Iowa State over the weekend. Tucker holds offers from Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Arizona State and Big 12 rival Kansas State. He would be a huge pickup for the Cyclones, who badly need to fortify their defensive line.
Total commits: 13
ESPN 300 commits: 0
The latest: The Jayhawks are in a battle with Minnesota for three-star Kansas City, Kansas, inside linebacker Colton Beebe. Two weekends ago, Beebe visited Minnesota, and though he's visited Kansas unofficially several times, Beebe has indicated he will set an official visit with the Jayhawks after they name a head coach.
Total commits: 13
ESPN 300 commits: 0
The latest: The Wildcats have a big visit coming up this weekend in junior-college wideout DeDe Westbrook, who was at Oklahoma this past weekend and Oklahoma State the weekend before that. With Tyler Lockett and Curry Sexton both set to graduate, Westbrook would fill a big firepower void at receiver for K-State.
Total commits: 15
ESPN 300 commits: 6
The latest: The Sooners got some much needed junior college cornerback help with William Johnson of Rochester (N.Y.) Monroe Community College committing after visiting Norman over the weekend. Oklahoma, however, missed out on one of its top targets, as 4-star defensive end Keisean Lucier-South stayed in state and committed to UCLA on Sunday.
Total commits: 13
ESPN 300 commits: 3
The latest: Oklahoma State had a tough week on the trail, as the Cowboys parted ways from ESPN 300 cornerback Jaylon Lane after he was arrested. Earlier in the week, three-star safety Kenneth McGruder decommitted from the Pokes and reopened his recruitment. Oklahoma State turned McGruder's spot into a commitment from Kilgore Junior College safety Jordan Burton, who had previously been committed to Memphis.
Total commits: 17
ESPN 300 commits: 0
The latest: TCU remains in the mix for the top wide receiver in Texas in Cedar Hill's DaMarkus Lodge. The former Texas A&M commit is also looking at Baylor, Ole Miss, LSU and USC and might not pick a school until signing day. The way the Horned Frogs have been throwing the ball around this season hasn't hurt their chances with Lodge.
Total commits: 19
ESPN 300 commits: 9
The latest: Cistercian (Irving, Texas) quarterback Matthew Merrick committed to Texas, but will grayshirt and delay his enrollment by a year. Merrick had offers from Colorado State and Nevada. Merrick would give the Longhorns a fourth quarterback for 2016, along with starter Tyrone Swoopes, redshirting freshman Jerrod Heard and incoming freshman Zach Gentry.
Total commits: 14
ESPN 300 commits: 5
The latest: After missing the last month with a broken hand, Texas Tech QB commitment Jarrett Stidham returned with a vengeance Saturday, throwing for 318 yards, rushing for 193 and accounting for nine touchdowns in leading Stephenville to a 69-60 win over Estacado in a playoff game.
Total commits: 22
ESPN 300 commits: 3
The latest: Former Iowa State defensive end commit Larry Jefferson could be on the cusp of pledging with the Mountaineers. His Itawamba (Miss.) Community College defensive end teammate Xavier Pegues has already made that switch, and the two have indicated they want to continue playing together.
Melvin Gordon, Samaje Perine talk
NORMAN, Okla. -- Not long after Oklahoma running back Samaje Perine broke Melvin Gordon's FBS single-game rushing record, Perine heard from the Wisconsin star over Twitter.
"He sent me a direct message, saying congratulations," Perine said. "We then joked around a little bit back and forth."
Just one week after Gordon broke LaDainian Tomlinson's 15-year-old FBS record for rushing yards in a game with 408, Perine rewrote the record book again Saturday with 427 yards in Oklahoma's 44-7 rout of Kansas.
"It lasted so short, but I congratulated him and just told him there's going to be pressure that comes with that," Gordon said. "People are going to look for, every game, they're going to look for you to be explosive and make plays. And I just told him that, 'Don't worry about that too much. Don't worry about the media and the expectations because the expectations are going to be high for you and all eyes are going to be on you.' ...
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Landover, MD (SportsNetwork.com) - Justin Tuck and the New York Giants still have some fight left.
Tuck matched his 2012 sack total with four and the New York Giants defeated the Washington Redskins 24-17 on Sunday night.
Eli Manning threw for 235 yards on 22-of-28 efficiency with a touchdown and interception and Andre Brown ran for 35 yards and a pair of scores for the Giants (5-7), who have won five of their last six games. Brandon Myers caught five passes for 61 yards and a score in the triumph.
New York is two games behind the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles for the top spot in the NFC East with four games to play.
"After last week's loss we were probably going to have to win five in a row," Manning said.
Robert Griffin III had just one incompletion (16-of-17) in the first half and finished 24-of-32 for 207 yards and a touchdown. He added 88 yards rushing on 12 totes for Washington, which has been eliminated from playoff contention following its fourth straight loss.
Washington totaled just 95 yards in the second half.
The Redskins raced out to a 14-0 lead early in the second before the Giants outscored them 24-3 the rest of the way.
Manning hit Myers and Victor Cruz for completions of 18 and 19 yards, respectively, to put the ball at the Washington 1-yard line and Brown plunged in from a yard out on the first play of the fourth to give the Giants their first lead of the game, 21-17. Their drive was set up by a partially blocked punt by Damontre Moore.
Josh Brown booted through a 39-yard field goal with 2:32 left to make it 24-17.
Griffin converted a 4th-and-3 with a 9-yard completion to Logan Paulsen on Washington's ensuing sequence and faced with a 2nd-and-5 at its own 41, Griffin flipped a four-yard completion to Pierre Garcon.
While the Redskins were faced with a 3rd-and-1, the chains said first down. Washington then took a shot downfield to Fred Davis -- instead of just trying to pick up a first down --, but Antrel Rolle's hit pryed the ball loose for an incompletion.
"It did affect our playcalling," Washington head coach Mike Shannahan said of the third-down play.
Griffin's ensuing throw hit Pierre Garcon on fourth down along the right sideline, but Will Hill ripped the ball away from him to seal the outcome.
"No explanation, no measurement," Griffin said of the chain snafu. "We just had to go call the play and go for it on fourth down."
Earlier, Washington took nearly half of the first-quarter clock off with its opening 15-play, 73-yard drive. Griffin flipped a 12-yard completion to Fred Davis, which moved the ball to the Giants' 2-yard line on a 3rd-and-7 before Morris plunged in two plays later for the frame's lone score.
Griffin hit Paulsen over the middle on a 3rd-and-9 for a 19-yard TD pass early in the second quarter.
The Giants accumulated just five yards on six plays in the opening 12 minutes, but recorded 160 yards on 18 plays in the second.
New York answered the Redskins' score with a 6-play, 74-yard scoring trek. Peyton Hillis rumbled for a 27-yard gain before Brown broke off a 23-yard TD run off the right side two snaps later to cut the gap to 14-7 midway through the stanza.
A bit later, after both teams exchanged three straight three-and-outs, Manning found Myers over the middle for a 22-yard score with 35 ticks left in the first half.
Brandon Meriweather intercepted a Manning pass during the middle stages of the third quarter and returned it 32 yards down to the Giants' 12. This led to a 33-yard Kai Forbath field goal for a 17-14 Washington advantage.
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The 150th series meeting between Lafayette and Lehigh was held at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, but Lafayette's Ross Scheuerman was ready for Broadway on Saturday.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The Cleveland Browns activated wide receiver Josh Gordon on Saturday, a day before he is set to make his season debut against Atlanta.
The Chicago White Sox have reportedly agreed to a two-year contract with first baseman Adam LaRoche on Friday.
The Orlando Magic revealed on Friday that rookie forward Aaron Gordon underwent successful surgery on a broken toe.
Edmonton Oilers forward Benoit Pouliot is out indefinitely after suffering a broken foot in Friday's game against the New Jersey Devils, the team announced during the second intermission.

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It's hard to not look at this blog anymore and think about what it just is at this point. A ridiculous drawn out beacon of conversation, totally devoid of the fun it used to have.
When I look back at the old posts I get a little misty eyed, but can't delete it because that's what I believe in. I look at the occasional thing on the internet, or in my day-to-day life and believe that being here for you any and always is just how I want to be.
Granted I've been busier with school and writing, and new friends, new adventures… but I still want to come here and tell you how things are.
This is how it is, that's just the person I am. Loyal is pretty dramatic of a word in the grand scheme of things, but that's how I've always seen myself, and will always see myself.
I'm always going to miss it, and you, no matter how much newer successes I'll have in my life.
Sometimes for a person that's just how it is, yeah?
It's why I've posted in here after so long, something out there reminded me of you, so I go back to the beacon and send a message out to space, before going back to the things I must.


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SAVANNAH - Officials say U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson has cut short a study of whether the federal government should crack down on pollution of the Ogeechee River.
Face The World, a nonprofit organization, is seeking families to host high-school students from around the world. The group's goal is promote peace and cultural understanding through educational exchange. The students are ages 15-17 years of age and will attend school for an academic year or semester at the local high school.
The population of red-cockaded woodpeckers on Fort Stewart has more than doubled in the past 18 years, according to Larry Carlile, wildlife biologist supervisor with Fort Stewart's Fish & Wildlife Branch of the Environmental & Natural Resources Division of the Directorate of Public Works.
Results from July's primary election in Long County may be invalid due to issues with district lines.
Richmond Hill High School's fledgling volleyball team turned four years old in August by debuting in Class AAAAA.
Dozens of families made their way out to Fort McAllister State Historic Park on Saturday to visit with Civil War soldiers, tour the fort and enjoy various family activities during the third annual Labor Day Family Festival.
SAVANNAH - Backyard chickens, bees and other creatures could soon be legal residents in Chatham County near Georgia's coast.
SAVANNAH - Property owners along the Ogeechee River are challenging the tax assessed values of their land because they say it's lost value because of chemical discharges from a textile processing plant upstream.
Residents in the city of Richmond Hill can look forward to another year without a tax increase.
LUDOWICI, Ga. (AP) - Four Army soldiers based in southeast Georgia killed a former comrade and his girlfriend to protect an anarchist militia group they formed that stockpiled assault weapons and plotted a range of anti-government attacks, prosecutors told a judge Monday.
Residents in the city of Richmond Hill can look forward to another year without a tax increase.
Nine Bryan County teachers were recognized Thursday by the Board of Education for their selection as the 2011-2012 teachers of the year for their respected schools.
The first two of three public hearings regarding an increase in the city of Pembroke's millage rage drew no attendees Thursday at City Hall.
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Freshmen in Morrie Shelkoff's honors government class at Bryan County High School got a chance Tuesday to interview U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Georgia, during a morning Skype session in the school's media center.
The Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) will host a job fair to fill a number of positions with Caesarstone Technology at its new $120 million manufacturing facility with the latest technology located in Richmond Hill. The recruitment will be Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Richmond Hill City Center, 520 Cedar St.
Members of Richmond Hill City Council voted to update the city's "brand" Tuesday night, approving by a unanimous vote a new city logo modeled after the Ogeechee River's famous -- at least to locals -- Seven Mile Bend.
The 15th annual John Stevens-Good Ol' Boys Santa Scramble raised nearly $18,000 for the Bryan County Children's Fund.
Freddy Howell, director of Bryan County Emergency Services. completed the year-long 2014 Georgia EMS Directors and Management Leadership course on Nov. 6 in a ceremony in Statesboro.
Georgia DOT announces Bryan County will be holding a Public Information Open House meeting to discuss the proposed Belfast Keller Road Interchange on I-95 in Bryan County.
Using maps, charts, numbers and plenty of slides, Bryan County Board of Education members and school officials spent nearly 90 minutes Thursday night trying to figure out which kids will attend the new McAllister Elementary when it opens next fall.
As Chandler Newman and Chaise Parker got ready to sign their national letters of intent Thursday afternoon, Wildcats baseball coach Stacy Bennett called the crowd that filled the Richmond Hill High School media center Wednesday a testament to the seniors.
Hundreds gathered for separate events Tuesday at J.F. Gregory Park to say thanks to veterans and honor the memory of Marine Capt. Matthew Freeman, who was killed Aug. 7, 2009 in Afghanistan.
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Milk Tea, Boba Coffee, Coconut Ice-Blended, Taro Slush…
There are three other Boba Time locations in Koreatown.
This location is open roughly from 9:00 am to 12 midnight daily.
Address: 701 S Vermont Ave, 90005
Phone number: (213) 386-2622
Milk Tea, Boba Coffee, Coconut Ice-Blended, Taro Slush…
There are three other Boba Time locations in Koreatown.
This location is open roughly from 9:00 am to 12 midnight daily.
Address: 508 S Western Ave, 90020
Phone number: (213) 365-8882
Sushi in the Boat. 카페잭
Inspired by the movie Titanic, this iconic Ktown cafe is on a ship. Leonardo di Caprio's character in the film was named… Jack.
Got into hookah in 2013. No more hookah as of November 2014. Might get hookah back in December.
Stays open until 1:00 am on most days.
Address: 701 S Western Ave, 90005
Phone number: (213) 384-3200
Opened in 2014 in the former space of You & Me.
Business hours are 11:00 am – 10:00 pm on most days.
Address: 700 S Western Ave, 90005
Phone number: (213) 739-9950
Opened in 2014 in the old space of a href="http://koreatownladirectory.com/listing/kaffeehaus-coffee-haus/" title="Kaffeahus">Kaffehaus on 7th & Western.
Related to the Mr. Boba on 3rd Street.
Vampire Juice: Carrot, Beet, Celery, Orange, Apple
Frappes, Shakes, Frozen Yogurt, Milk Tea, Flavored Green Tea, Juices, Flavored Black Tea, Smoothies, Frosty Milk, Premium Drinks (Avocado, Acai, Healthy Berry), Slush, Shaved Ice, Coffee, Hot Tea
Business hours are usually 11:00 am to 10:00 pm on most days.
Address: 4003 Wilshire Blvd, 90010
Phone number: (213) 427-3637
Korean-run coffee shop that serves not only coffee, but also Misutgaru smoothies, Banana Mocha ice-blended…
Mon 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Tue 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Wed 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Thu 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Fri 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Sat 7:30 am – 11:00 pm
Sun 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
*The Cafe Americano on Melrose near Vine is no longer affiliated with this Cafe Americano on Wilshire.
Address: 698 S Vermont Ave, 90005
Phone number: (213) 388-8767
The only place in Koreatown that serves Intelligentsia Coffee.
Mural of Louis Armstrong by Lee completed in December 2010.
Has board games like Scrabble and Clue.
Address: 3500 W 6th St, 90020
Phone number: (213) 388-8876
Tiny place on the second floor of City Center on Sixth.
Has seating for only about eight people. Best for takeout.
Espresso Drinks, Sandwiches, Salads, Panini, Smoothies, Juices, Veggie Cocktails, Breakfast items (oatmeal, burritos, oatmeal, French Toast, Belgian Waffle), Soups
Address: 414 S Western Ave, 90020
Phone number: (213) 908-5595
Smoothies, Boba, Milk Tea, Coffee, Hookah, & Crepes.
Has a second floor. Has board games. Free Wi-Fi.
SMOOTHIES (SLUSHIES) | Regular – $3.75 Large – $4.50
Caramel Milk Tea Smoothie
Chocolate Smoothie
Green Apple Smoothiee
Hazelnut Milk Tea Smoothie
Honeydew Smoothie
Lychee Smoothie
Mango Smoothie
Passion Fruit Smoothie
Peach Smoothie
Strawberry Smoothie
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Romeo | $4.50
Sweet crepe filled with fresh bananas and Nutella
Juliet | $4.50
Sweet crepe filled with fresh strawberries and Nutella
Romeo & Juliet | $5.75
Sweet crepe filled with fresh strawberries, bananas and Nutella
Jammin' | $5.25
Sweet crepe filled with Ricotta cheese, non-fat vanilla yogurt and fruit jam
Roma | $6.25
Savory crepe filled with mozzarella cheese, cherry tomatoes, basil leaves, and balsamic vinaigrette
Quesadilla | $6.50
Savory crepes filled with green onions, black or pinto beans, corn and Mexican blend cheese with sour cream and salsa on the side
Ham and Cheese | $5.50
Savory crepe filled with ham, Swiss cheese, and bechamel sauce
Hawaiian | $6.25
Savory crepe filled with ham, cheddar cheese, pineapple, onion, brown sugar, and soy sauce.
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50 Calibre, Pleasure Chest, Blue Balls, Wet Dream, Sweet Heart, Matia's Melons, Berry White, Tiramisu, Watermelon/Grape/Mint, Peach/Melon/Mint, Guava/Mint
Availability and prices subject to change.
Address: 612 Shatto Pl, 90005
Phone number: (213) 252-9898
Many young people come to Cafe Mak to study.
Serves coffee, tea, sweet-potato cake, patbingsu (shaved ice)…
Mon 10:00 am – 2:00 am
Tue 10:00 am – 2:00 am
Wed 10:00 am – 2:00 am
Thu 10:00 am – 2:00 am
Fri 10:00 am – 3:00 am
Sat 10:00 am – 3:00 am
Sun 10:00 am – 1:00 am
Address: 621 S Western Ave, 90005
Phone number: (213) 385-5510
Korean dessert cafe that opened at Madang Courtyard in October 2014. 설앤빈스
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"Best" & "Worst" awards: 76ers vs. Houston Rockets
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McDaniels makes case to be Sixers starter
Keith Pompey, The Philadelphia InquirerA growing portion of 76ers fans are wondering why K.J. McDaniels isn't in the starting lineup. Understandably so. The rookie guard has been the team's most exciting player. Yes, even more exciting than Tony Wroten, who averages a team-best 21.9 points. McDaniels, a former Clemson standout... Read more
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Keith Pompey, The Philadelphia InquirerThe Sixers are making arrangements to call up Robert Covington for the Grand Rapids Drive of the NBA Development League team. To make room, the NBA team will have to waive someone from its 15-man roster. The 6-foot-9 , 215-pound forward played in seven games last season with the Houston Rockets... Read more
Sixers salute vets on Veterans Day
Keith Pompey, The Philadelphia InquirerTuesday's non-basketball topic at 76ers practice was about Veterans Day. "I was going around the room and asking people if their family had people in the military and where and why and when," said coach Brett Brown, following the team's practice on the day of the national holiday... Read more
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- Preparation Time: 240
- 1 12-15lb whole Turkey
- 1 - 2 sticks of butter
- 2 apples cored and halved
- 1 Tbsp garlic powder
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2/3 (750 millimeter) Champagne (any kind)
- 1 Turkey roasting bag
- 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- 2. Rinse turkey, and pat dry. Pull out insert pieces. Loosen skin on turkey so you can butter the inside and outside of skin on turkey. Sprinkle with garlic powder, salt and pepper and put apples inside turkey. Place turkey in roasting bag sitting inside a pan, and pour champagne inside and outside turkey. Close bag.
- 3. Bake turkey 3 to 3 1/2 hours or use the pop out turkey done indicator from the store. Remove turkey from bag and let stand for about 20 minutes before carving.
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Can't wait until next year to get your hands on Sony's upcoming PlayStation Vita? Well, you might not have to – as long as you're cool with spending a few hundred dollars and playing games that are entirely in Japanese. According to the Twitter account of Shuhei Yoshida, president of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, the system is going to be region-free, meaning you can pick one up from Japan when it launches on December 17 and still play games on it when they are released in your home country.
But it means good things for more than just those looking to import the console early. The system will be able to play games from other regions, too, which means when the newest game in the obscure, underground Japanese RPG you're obsessed with comes out you can play it even if the developer doesn't feel like translating it for an American release. Awesome, right?
While we're happy to hear it, we have to admit that it's a bit strange that this wouldn't come out in a more… official way. This is big news for Sony, and earns them brownie points with the most hardcore of gamers. We're not saying they had to send out a press release or hold a media conference, but having the president of SCE Worldwide Studios send an reply on Twitter saying "Yes, it is" might be the most unofficial/unprofessional way of making the announcement. What a strange world we live in...
So, is anyone planning on picking up a Japanese Vita when it comes out this year, or is everyone cool with waiting until TBD 2012 to get it in America?
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Hi,how did you get on with your problem with your clutch??? I did not hear back from you after the last response, I hope that you were able to get it all sorted out. please let me know if you have any more questions.
The freeplay is not actually adjustable on your car at the Slave. I have heard of people adjusting pedal at the bulkhead at the master cyl and removing freeplay by changing adjustment there. I think to be honest with you that you probably need to go back in and check the flywheel, I would imagine that it needs machining, if it was done then they may not have got it right. which effects the crush on the clutch plate. I read the post you said you were in fourth gear going about 20mph, that would probably be enough to damage the flywheel and clutch plate anyway. I would suggest removing the box again and taking another look, have the flywheel machined properly, I am almost certain that there will be a problem there, especlially after slipping the clutch like it has been since you put the new one in.
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Serving up Turkey Day football in Massachusetts
Beyond a shadow of a doubt, Thanksgiving Day high school football is my single most favorite day of the year.
It has nothing to do with state championships being won, but in most cases the energy going into the Turkey Day games is as high as any state championship match-up.
As most of you know, I was raised on two Turkey Day games in eastern Pennsylvania during the 60's and 70's. In the morning, we would watch my alma mater Wilson High School play Nazareth at Lehigh University and then head 15 minutes east to Lafayette College for the Forks of the Delaware Battle between Easton (Pennsylvania) and Phillipsburg (New Jersey). Wilson and Nazareth no longer play each other, while later this week, I will write about the 108th meeting between Easton and P'burg.
Turkey Day football is definitely a northeast thing with only a few games being played outside of the area.
In 2009, Trisha Hoffman and I ventured to New London and Norwich, Connecticut to watch the Turkey Day game between New London High School and Norwich Free Academy. These two schools played the first-ever high school football game on May 15, 1875. Back then the game wasn't played on Thanksgiving. In fact, the game didn't move to Thanksgiving until 2000, however, on Thursday, the two will meet for the 154th time. Continue Reading →
High School Football America Top 25 Scoreboard – November 21-22, 2014
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1. Allen Eagles (Texas) defeated #24 DeSoto (Texas) 25-22
2. De La Salle Spartans (California) defeated San Ramon Valley (California) 65-16
3. Booker T. Washington Tornadoes (Florida) defeated Glades Central (Florida) 35-7
4. Bishop Gorman Gaels (Nevada) defeated Arbor View (Nevada) 56-6
5. St. John Bosco Braves (California) defeated Norco (California) 48-7
6. Folsom Bulldogs (California) defeated Franklin (California) 56-13
7. Miami Central Rockets (Florida) defeated Hallendale (Florida) 35-19
8. Colquitt County Packers (Georgia) defeated Dacula (Georgia) 51-30
9. Bellevue Wolverines (Washington) defeated Peninsula (Washington) 31-7
10. Paramus Catholic Paladins (New Jersey) defeated Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) 18-17
11. Bergen Catholic Crusaders (New Jersey) lost to St. Peter's Prep (New Jersey) 31-14
12. St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders (Florida) defeated Plantation (Florida) 38-6
13. Southlake Carroll Dragons (Texas) defeatd Denton Guyer (Texas) 58-42
14. Buford Wolves (Georgia) defeated Mary Persons (Georgia) 35-14
15. South Panola Tigers (Mississippi) defeated Clinton (Mississippi) 9-7
16. Euless Trinity Trojans (Texas) defeated Plano West (Texas) 49-31
17. Carmel Greyhounds (Indiana) – Idle
18. Starkville Yellowjackets (Mississippi) defeated Southaven (Mississippi) 34-10
19. Good Counsel Falcons (Maryland) lost to DeMatha (Maryland) 24-20
20. Skyline Raiders (Texas) defeated Belton (Texas) 49-7
21. Maryville Rebels (Tennessee) defeated Science Hill (Tennessee) 45-0
22. Mainland Buccaneers (Florida) defeated Edgewater (Florida) 30-28
23. JSerra Lions (California) lost to Bishop Amat (California) 24-17
24. DeSoto Eagles (Texas) lost to #1 Allen (Texas) 25-21
25. Union Redskins (Oklahoma) defeated Mustang (Oklahoma) 52-7
Day 24 – Virginia to ATL
Today turned-out to be the longest drive of the Sea to Shining Sea Trip…and beyond. We drove 577 miles from Woodstock, Virginia to Atlanta. To be specific, we're in Kennesaw, Georgia. Today's drive put Trisha Hoffman and I over 5,000 total miles driven on this trip.
I began the day by snapping photographs at the two schools in Woodstock – Central High School and Massanutten Military Academy. Woodstock, founded in 1761, is a quaint town of just over 5,000 people and serves as the county seat of Shenandoah County. Continue Reading →
Day 23 – HOME!
For those that listen to the High School Football America radio show, you'll hear me say a lot – "you can take the boy out of Pennsylvania, but you can't take Pennsylvania out of the boy!"
On Day 23 of our Sea to Shining Sea…and Beyond Tour, Trisha Hoffman and I arrived in my hometown of Wilson Borough that is tucked inside Easton, Pennsylvania. The more time I spend away from my hometown, the more I enjoy coming back. My mom still lives in "the Bura", which is the way most in the community say "the Borough."
I graduated from Wilson High School in 1978 and I'm very proud to promote the Blue and Gold of the Warriors.
For those of you that don't know, Wilson is named after Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States. Continue Reading →
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Dems want Obama's job speech to contrast with GOP
WASHINGTON The tiff over the timing of President Barack Obama's jobs speech to Congress offers little hope that Republicans and the White House will now find common ground on how to reduce the nation's painfully high unemployment. In fact, some Democrats say it's time Obama stopped trying so hard to negotiate.
On matters large and small, Obama has yielded to House Speaker John Boehner in a string of concessions that have unnerved Democrats and emboldened Republicans. A chorus of Democratic voices is now demanding that the president abandon his attempts at being a compromiser and instead lay out an ideological vision that distinguishes him from Republicans and becomes a template for his re-election.
Obama had asked Congress to convene a joint session next Wednesday so he could announce his jobs agenda. Boehner objected, telling the president it would be better if he came the next night. Republicans were irritated that Obama wanted to speak at the same time Republican presidential candidates would be debating in California - and sharing TV time with him.
In the end, Obama accepted Boehner's invitation to speak at 7 p.m. EDT next Thursday, early enough to avoid yet another conflict - with the opening game of the National Football League season.
Obama must create a clear contrast between what he wants and what the Republicans want, Simon Rosenberg, president of the liberal-leaning think tank NDN, wrote this week. "If the president is to win the election next year, he will have to first win the economic debate with the Republicans, something, to date, he has not done."
Democratic strategist James Carville was even sharper, decrying the spectacle of the president being forced to change the day of his address to a joint session of Congress after Boehner took issue with Obama's initial request.
"The last thing that the White House needed was to appear to cave in to the speaker, and that's what happened," he said Thursday on ABC.
The pointed advice comes as Democrats are becoming increasingly anxious that joblessness and a weak economy are defining Obama's presidency and imperiling his re-election. His attempts to compromise with Republicans, they argue, have resulted in policies that have hurt him and the economy.
The critique goes to the heart of what Obama advisers say is the president's inclination to propose policies that have a chance of being accomplished. It also challenges the White House strategy of portraying the president as a sensible and pragmatic leader who is as frustrated with the ways of Washington as the public.
White House spokesman Jay Carney reiterated on Thursday that the president intends to offer proposals that "are reasonable and ... should receive bipartisan support."
That strategy, these Democrats say, has not helped the president set a course for the economy.
Last December, Obama won a temporary payroll tax cut for workers, but he had to give up, at least until the end of 2012, on his insistence that Bush-era tax cuts should no longer apply to the wealthy. Earlier this year he avoided a government shutdown by agreeing to Republican demands for budget cuts. And this summer he won an increase in the nation's debt ceiling but had to accede to more than a $1 trillion in spending reductions, with more to come.


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Funny you should post this! i'm about to finish the cami and knicker set for my sister. Your's is more delicate and lovely (I used quilting cotton, ;P).
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State Seeks To Prevent Falls By Older Ohioans
A state initiative to prevent falls by older Ohioans is aiming to warn shoppers of all ages what to look for and how to avoid falling hazards amid holiday shopping.
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Lawmakers, police and families met on the lawn of the Ohio Statehouse Thursday to rally in support of a measure to ban texting while driving.
An estimated 75 people showed up to bolster the bill, which would make it a minor misdemeanor to text while driving.
The proposal's sponsors were joined by representatives of central Ohio police departments, local politicians and the daughter of a man killed when he was hit by a texting driver.
Under the bill, a violation would be punishable by a fine of up to $150. The measure would allow for a motorist to be stopped for texting alone.
If it becomes law, Ohio would join 34 states in banning texting while driving.


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1701 W. Ben White Blvd., Suite 100B
Austin, TX 78704
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