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East Carolina vs. Virginia Tech: Game Grades, Analysis for the Hokies
One week after stunning the Ohio State Buckeyes, the No. 17 Virginia Tech Hokies were upset by the East Carolina Pirates 28-21.
Virginia Tech had a poor overall performance, and it certainly is reflected in underwhelming game grades.
Pass Offense
Michael Brewer may have finished with 298 yards and three touchdowns, but the Texas Tech transfer had a disappointing game. His two interceptions were absolutely terrible decisions, and he never looked comfortable throughout the loss.
Cam Phillips emerged as Brewer's favorite target in the second half, but Joshua Stanford and Ford had a couple costly drops that ended drives.
Run Offense
Though Marshawn Williams was fantastic during his 60-yard third quarter, Virginia Tech gave him a single carry in the final frame. East Carolina defensive tackle Terry Williams was a constant force in the backfield, but the Hokies started to contain him.
Pass Defense
Call it an unsuccessful sandwich. Shane Carden picked apart the VT secondary early, then the unit tightened up. However, Cam Worthy made Brandon Facyson and Kyshoen Jarrett look silly, snaring six passes for a ridiculous average of 37.3 yards.
Overall, the Hokies allowed 427 yards and three touchdowns through the air—a very forgettable performance.
Run Defense
Virginia Tech allowed a couple long runs but was ultimately successful in limiting the Pirates ground game to an average of just 3.0 yards on 25 attempts. Additionally, the team's lone takeaway was a forced fumble that Kendall Fuller recovered at the 1-yard line.
Special Teams
Although Joey Slye missed a 52-yard field goal wide right, he knocked home three extra points. Punter A.J. Hughes averaged 40.8 yards per kick, and Greg Stroman managed a solid 8.0 yards per punt return.
Nothing special, nothing terrible for Beamer Ball.
The Hokies offense was essentially nonexistent in the first quarter, but it slowly improved. Offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler eventually helped turn things around, and Virginia Tech converted on six of its final eight third downs after going 2-of-11.
Defensive coordinator Bud Foster constantly used Cover 0 and Cover 1, leaving the cornerbacks hanging out to dry with no safety help over the top. Carden tossed a handful of jump balls, and East Carolina won the majority of those battles.
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Marcus Mariota vs. Wyoming: Stats, Highlights, Twitter Reaction
Although Marcus Mariota and the Oregon Ducks got off to a slow start against Wyoming, they were able to eventually show why the Ducks are one of the best teams in the country by building up a 41-7 lead in the third quarter before taking out the starters.
Mariota went 19-of-23 for 221 yards and two passing touchdowns to go with 71 yards and two touchdowns on the ground in less than three quarters. Of course, the stats were not as impressive as the plays themselves.
With the Ducks down 7-0 in the second quarter, they were finally able to get onto the scoreboard thanks to one of the team's patented lightning-fast drives:
The touchdown came on a 15-yard run by Mariota where he lowered his shoulder to ensure he got into the end zone:
Dwight Jaynes of CSN Northwest liked the read-option to get the score:
After Byron Marshall scored a 30-yard touchdown to take the lead, Mariota got his second rushing touchdown on the day on a 19-yard scramble with an incredible finish into the end zone:
Rob Moseley of GoDucks.com was impressed by the play:
Aaron J. Fentress of CSN Northwest saw that as a Heisman-winning moment for the young quarterback:
Bleacher Report's Matt Miller, who has been high on Mariota all year, thinks this is another reason for him to be the top pick in the NFL draft:
Even the simple plays were impressive, according to Bleacher Report's Curt Popejoy:
Mariota added to his strong day before the half with a touchdown pass to Devon Allen. Moseley noted that this extended a long streak for the passer:
He found a new target in the end zone for his fourth touchdown of the day, as explained by Mark Morical of The Bulletin:
This ended up being the starting quarterback's last play of the game, as he was taken out in favor of Jeff Lockie. Craig Pintens of GoDucks.com provided an impressive stat at the end of the performance:
Overall, this was another incredible effort from a player who has produced quite a few big games in his career.
While Oregon was not expected to have much trouble with Wyoming, every game is important in college football. The Ducks are looking to compete for a national championship, and any sign of struggle could be devastating to their perception.
The good news is that they have one of the best players in the nation in Mariota. If he keeps performing at his current level, Oregon will be in good shape.
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Marcus Mariota vs. Wyoming: Stats, Highlights, Twitter Reaction
ECU vs. Virginia Tech: Score and Reaction to Pirates' Upset Win
Virginia Tech's run in the Top 25 might be over just one week after it started.
The 17th-ranked Hokies were upset by the East Carolina Pirates on Saturday at home, 28-21, in one of the biggest surprises of the 2014 college football season thus far. One week removed from a road victory over then-No. 8 Ohio State, the Hokies couldn't overcome an underrated East Carolina team that no one will overlook from here on out.
Frank Beamer's squad trailed 21-0 early, with the Lane Stadium crowd facing a three-possession deficit before all of the seats were filled. Despite a late comeback, the Hokies couldn't muster enough success to get over the hump against a Pirates defense that hounded them all afternoon.
Pirates quarterback Shane Carden shredded the Hokies secondary that looked so dominant a week prior, throwing for more than 400 yards, as ESPN College Football captured:
The Hokies did battle back against the odds, with Michael Brewer throwing three touchdown passes, including the game-tying one with just 1:20 left. Virginia Tech's defense clamped down by shutting out ECU from the second quarter to late in the fourth.
But with the game on the line, Carden led his Pirates down the field in 1:04—thanks to a pair of big receptions from Cam Worthy—and slipped around the outside on a quarterback sneak to take the lead for good with 16 seconds left.
Carden's performance was one of the best of the season, but it also had some all-time significance, as ESPN Stats and Information found:
Brewer had one last chance to tie the game from about 40 yards out on a heave, but he sailed the ball out of the end zone. Bleacher Report's Adam Kramer couldn't think of a more fitting ending:
The defeat marked the continuance of a disturbing trend for Hokies fans, as ESPN's Brett McMurphy illustrated:
The victory was no fluke for the Pirates, who outgained Virginia Tech 502-389 and kept the Hokies under 100 yards rushing for the first time in 2014. For a vast majority of the 60 minutes, the Pirates controlled the tempo up front.
Beamer insisted his team didn't overlook ECU, per Jacob Emert of TechSideline.com:
The Hokies didn't get long to enjoy last weekend's huge victory, as Sports Illustrated's Zac Ellis notes:
Believe it or not, East Carolina could have been up by much more early on. Already up 21-0, the Pirates had a touchdown called back that would've made it a four-score game and squandered three straight red-zone opportunities.
Squandered opportunities were much more common on the other side, with Virginia Tech's Brewer—days after the game of his life—throwing two ghastly first-half interceptions to set up those East Carolina chances.
Eventually, Brewer and his receivers started to figure out the Pirates' secondary and amassed 298 yards through the air. But it wasn't enough.
Virginia Tech's rise and impending fall in the rankings will be quite the contrast. It finished considerably outside of the Top 25 in the preseason and Week 2 Associated Press rankings, but it shot up to No. 17 after its shocking victory over Ohio State on Sept. 6.
Though, as NFL Network's Jenn Brown noted, college football is filled with unpredictability and Saturday was a perfect example:
The rhetoric around Beamer's team quickly shifted from one of rebuilding to championship contending after last weekend, which isn't surprising given how monumental and unexpected the road win over the Buckeyes was. But if Saturday was any indication, this team still has a long way to go.
Last weekend was a dark time for the Big Ten in part thanks to Virginia Tech's victory, but the Hokies' loss on Saturday puts the pressure on the ACC, as ESPN's Edward Aschoff noted:
Voters and coaches haven't already forgotten about what Virginia Tech just did in Columbus, Ohio, but losing to an East Carolina team without a single Top 25 vote won't be a good look for the Hokies. If Virginia Tech stays in the Top 25—and that's a big if—it will likely be seated near the back.
As for the Pirates, well, the kids in Greenville, North Carolina, will certainly enjoy it, as Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples noted:
Many thought East Carolina was the real deal after it nearly knocked off South Carolina last weekend, but it still failed to generate a Top 25 vote in the Week 3 rankings. After simply dominating a Top 25 team for a half and mounting a late game-winning drive in dramatic fashion, the Pirates have put future opponents on notice.
Putting future opponents on notice is something Virginia Tech did in a big-time way last weekend, but its fellow ACC counterparts will pay attention to Saturday's result just as much. While the Hokies looked like a dark-horse College Football Playoff contender last weekend, now it's apparent that Virginia Tech might be further away from contention than it recently led itself to believe.
Virginia Tech will have to shake off the loss quickly before Georgia Tech (3-0) arrives to open up ACC play.
Meanwhile, ECU hopes to just keep on rolling as it gears up to host North Carolina—another ACC foe. And after the result the Pirates posted this weekend, it's safe to say Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium will be rocking in the hopes of another upset.
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Kent State vs. Ohio State: Game Grades, Analysis for the Buckeyes
After suffering their first regular-season loss under Urban Meyer, the No. 22 Ohio State Buckeyes took their frustrations out on Kent State in a dominating 66-0 rout Saturday afternoon.
Led by freshman quarterback J.T. Barrett, the Buckeyes scored 45 first-half points and finished with a season-high 622 total yards. On the other side of the ball, Kent State only produced 126 yards and broke midfield just one time.
How did the Buckeyes grade out after their impressive performance?
Ohio State Buckeyes Grade Analysis
Pass Offense: J.T. Barrett and the Buckeyes receivers torched Kent State's overmatched defense Saturday afternoon. Barrett threw for 297 yards and five touchdowns in the first half alone before finishing with 312 and six. Ohio State's lone interception came after a perfectly placed pass bounced off Michael Thomas' chest and right to a Kent State defender.
Run Offense: The Buckeyes looked much better running the ball on Saturday, piling up 284 yards on the ground. While it was much easier to pound things out against Kent State, the offensive line created huge lanes for the Buckeyes running backs. Curtis Samuel ran the ball 15 times for 100 yards and two touchdowns—the first 100-yard rushing performance from the Buckeyes this year.
Pass Defense: Kent State came into Ohio Stadium averaging 238.5 passing yards per game, according to NCAA.com, but quarterbacks Colin Reardon and Nathan Strock managed just 79 yards against the Buckeyes defense. A trio of Buckeyes—Tyvis Powell, Joshua Perry and Erick Smith—came away with interceptions as the Buckeyes stifled the Kent State offense.
Run Defense: The Golden Flashes had an even harder time running the ball. Running back Nick Holley found a few lanes, running for 34 yards on six carries. But four other ball-carriers added just 13 yards on 17 carries Saturday afternoon. Linebackers Raekwon McMillan, Joshua Perry and Darron Lee swarmed Kent State's rushing attack.
Special Teams: After an abysmal outing against Virginia Tech a week ago, Ohio State's special teams were solid against Kent State. Dontre Wilson and Jalin Marshall had a number of solid punt returns, the Buckeyes blocked a punt and Sean Nuernberger nailed his only field goal attempt from 41-yards out.
Coaching: With the kind of talent disparity this game featured, it would have been hard for the Ohio State coaching staff to make too many mistakes. The Buckeyes, though, executed their game plan perfectly. Barrett established the passing attack early, and then the Buckeyes' deep stable of running backs took the game over in the second half. Ohio State's defense made all the right plays and was never out of position, and even the second-team players came out with energy to preserve the Buckeyes' shut out.
Unless otherwise noted, all stats via Ohio State's official website.
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UMass Misses Potential Game-Tying Field Goal, Vanderbilt Player Hugs Kicker
The Massachusetts Minutemen drove down the field in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game against the Vanderbilt Commodores and only needed an easy field goal to tie the game.
Unfortunately, kicker Blake Lucas sent his 22-yard attempt wide left, and the Minutemen lost the game 34-31. Vanderbilt defensive lineman Adam Butler felt bad for Lucas, so he gave him a hug after the miss.
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Devin Funchess Injury: Updates on Michigan Star's Knee and Return
Michigan's season is going from bad to worse prior to Saturday's game against Miami (Ohio). The Wolverines will be short four starters at kickoff, including star wide receiver Devin Funchess.
According to Nick Baumgardner of MLive, Funchess won't dress this week due to a leg injury suffered in last week's blowout loss to Notre Dame.
Junior wide receiver Devin Funchess, senior corner Ray Taylor and junior safety Jarrod Wilson are all off the dress list and will not play Saturday.
Funchess, Michigan's leading wide receiver, injured his right leg during last week's loss at Notre Dame, falling awkwardly after a catch in the second half. Funchess was helped off the field before eventually returning for one play.
Funchess had a breakout season for the Wolverines in 2013, racking up 748 receiving yards and six touchdowns. He was leading Michigan in receiving yards through two games this year with 202; in fact, the junior is the only player on the team with more than five catches and 60 yards.
After struggling to move the ball against Notre Dame, the Wolverines need all the help they can get. Funchess' absence means the rest of the receiving crew and running game will have to step up their efforts.
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Marcus Mariota Flies Through Air for Diving Touchdown vs. Wyoming
The heavily favored Oregon Ducks were down 7-0 after the first quarter against Wyoming on Saturday, but the Cowboys' lead didn't last very long.
With just under seven minutes remaining in the second quarter, junior quarterback Marcus Mariota leaped through the air to get his second rushing touchdown of the game and put the Ducks up 20-7.
Here's a video of the entire play:
Mariota is quickly building another Heisman Trophy resume, as he already had nine total touchdowns with zero interceptions after this diving score. He added a 16-yard strike through the air to Devon Allen roughly five minutes later, giving Oregon a 27-7 halftime lead.
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Kent State QB Colin Reardon Throws Pass at His Feet vs. Ohio State
Kent State's Week 3 matchup against Ohio State has been a game to forget, especially for Golden Flashes quarterback Colin Reardon.
At one point, Reardon tried to throw a pass down the field while rolling out to the right, but he held on to the ball too long and ended up chucking it right at his feet.
Things didn't get much better from there, as the Golden Flashes were down 59-0 heading into the fourth quarter. Reardon finished the day 14-of-27 for 76 yards and three interceptions.
[Vine, h/t Lost Lettermen]
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Louisville, Virginia End 1st Half with a Scuffle
Both the Virginia Cavaliers and Louisville Cardinals were quite frustrated in the first half of Saturday's game after combining for six turnovers, but things got out of hand at halftime.
After an incompletion on the final play of the first half, a couple of players started wrestling in the end zone, which resulted in several players from both teams getting in a bit of a scuffle.
The Cavaliers had a 10-7 lead at halftime.
[YouTube, h/t College Spun]
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Georgia vs. South Carolina: Live Score and Highlights
Early First Quarter
Georgia 10, South Carolina 7
After a long weather delay, things are finally getting under way. Which team can seize control early in this clash of SEC East titans?
Both teams relied on their passing attacks to score on opening drives, but a South Carolina turnover resulted in a Georgia field goal for the lead. This could be a shootout.
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Miami (OH) vs. Michigan: Live Score and Highlights
Michigan 17, Miami (Ohio) 10, Early 3rd Quarter
The Red Hawks are hanging with Michigan, which hasn't lost at home in September under coach Brady Hoke.
Alert: Devin Funchess is not dressed for the game. More to come as details become clear.
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JT Barrett vs. Kent State: Stats, Highlights, Twitter Reaction
After a miserable performance against Virginia Tech, Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett turned things around against Kent State to lead the team to a 66-0 win.
The freshman completed just 31 percent of his passes while throwing three interceptions in a Week 2 loss. However, he bounced back with 312 passing yards and six touchdowns before coming out of the game early in the second half. Five of those scores came in an incredible first half as the Buckeyes built up a 45-0 lead.
Barrett look good early as the Buckeyes were able to score on the first drive less than two minutes into the game:
When he found Rod Smith for an eight-yard touchdown on the next possession, Brandon Castel of The-Ozone.net noted it was much easier against this defense:
Despite the weaker opponent, Barrett still showed his ability as he simply could not be stopped. After Smith ran in a touchdown, the quarterback went right back to work with three touchdown passes in the second quarter.
ESPN Stats and Info noted the difference between this performance and what he showed earlier in the season:
Jonathan Hull of the Times Record News provided his thoughts as the strong play continued:
Even the mistakes were not as bad as it seemed. He threw one interception, but Mike Hall of the Big Ten Network noted it was not his fault:
ESPN's College Gameday notes that Barrett wasn't the only quarterback this season to have a dominant half of football:
Bleacher Report's Michael Felder liked a lot of what he saw from the young passer, comparing him to UCLA's Brett Hundley:
He was also impressed by the quarterback's ability to go through his progressions:
After adding another score in the second half, he put himself in the record books next to another "fill-in" quarterback, according to Brent Yarina of BTN.com:
He is also in rare territory as a passer for the Buckeyes, as the school's Twitter account notes:
Terrelle Pryor also threw for 300 yards in 2010 but the records have since been removed.
Barrett ended up coming out of the game early in the third quarter as Cardale Jones got his chance to shine, but this was an impressive showing for a quarterback who received a lot of criticism early in the week.
Fans were ready to give up on the freshman after the home loss to Ohio State, but it is clear Barrett has a lot of talent. Even against a mediocre opponent, it is hard not to be impressed with some of the throws he made.
If he can find more consistency, the Buckeyes should be in good shape going forward as they look to survive without starting quarterback Braxton Miller.
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Virginia Tech WR Isaiah Ford Hauls in Diving Touchdown Catch vs. ECU
One week after upsetting Ohio State in Columbus, Virginia Tech looks to have a win hangover, as it allowed the first 21 points of the game to East Carolina.
But Isaiah Ford's touchdown at the end of the first half to get Tech on the board was nothing short of amazing.
It looks like the ball hit the ground, but the play was reviewed and upheld as a touchdown catch.
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Purdue vs. Notre Dame: Live Score and Highlights
It's the battle of the Shillelagh Trophy as No. 11 Notre Dame takes on Purdue at Lucas Oil Stadium in the series finale. The game will be broadcast on NBC, and it will kick off at 7:30 p.m. EDT.
The Fighting Irish are looking to win their seventh straight against the Boilermakers. Quarterback Everett Golson leads the Irish with 521 passing yards and five touchdowns through the first two games.
Purdue started the season with a 43-34 win against Western Michigan. However, it did not have the same success against Central Michigan. The defense missed 17 tackles en route to a 38-17 loss.
Be sure to come back to this blog when the game kicks off for the latest scoring updates, highlights and analysis.
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Is Houston Still Contender in American Athletic Conference After Rough Start?
The Houston Cougars have lost two of their first three games to open the 2014 season. Their lone win, a 47-0 shellacking of Grambling State at home, was notched against a winless Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FCS) school.
Down 23-0 late in the first half, Houston's comeback bid fell short against BYU on Saturday. BYU escaped in front of their home crowd with a 33-25 win.
Obviously, things are not going as planned for head coach Tony Levine. After opening the season, as well as Houston's new home, TDECU Stadium, with a 27-7 program-injuring loss to the University of Texas at San Antonio, Houston fans were akin to a big, red balloon being pricked by a pin: All the air of 2014 hopes and expectations flew out of them in one giant pop.
So if Houston fans entered the season with high aspirations of their team earning a bid to the newly formatted college football playoff system or one of the four lucrative selection committee bowl games, those dreams certainly have dissipated by now.
Houston just hasn't executed well enough to be one of college football's elite teams this season. In order to accomplish something like that, a team has to have all its biggest issues sorted out well before the opening game. Houston didn't.
But Houston remains in the hunt for the American Athletic Conference title. They remain 0-0 in that dogfight, and there were some positive signs over the last two games to give Houston fans hope going forward.
Houston's offense hasn't been what it should be this season. Whatever the reason—sophomore quarterback John O'Korn's erratic play or new offensive coordinator Travis Bush's lack of ingenuity—the Coogs' high-flying offense has mostly been grounded so far.
But in Saturday's loss to BYU, Houston's ailing offense showed signs of new life. O'Korn had his best game of the season. He appeared accurate and in control. He threw for 307 yards on 30-of-52 pass attempts with three touchdowns and no interceptions.
Simply put, O'Korn played like the quarterback everyone thought he could be this year after he led all true freshman in passing touchdowns last season. He made plays all over the field and throws only the very elite among pigskin hurlers can make—none better than a his 45-yard touchdown pass to Daniel Spencer as time expired in the first half.
Moreover, Houston's offense appeared to improve as an overall unit.
If offensive coordinator Bush was in over his head at the beginning of the season, he didn't appear to be drowning against BYU. Houston's offense moved the ball and made big plays when it had to.
No, this wasn't the Air Raid offense Houston fans enjoyed under previous coordinators Dana Holgorsen, Kliff Kingsbury or even Doug Meacham. But Bush's multiple-set spread offense looked like something that could actually work, and that's more than the Cougars had going for them at the season's start.
And Houston still has one more game to work on things before conference play begins. Houston hosts UNLV Sept. 20—their final nonconference game before AAC play begins.
In contrast to the continued evolution of a functioning offense, other facets of Houston's play regressed against BYU. Their special teams unit in particular lacked discipline and technique in Saturday's loss. In fact, Houston's kicking game accounted for one missed field goal and two missed extra points—that's five points left off the scoreboard in a game that was close for most of the second half.
Levine, a former special teams coordinator, has to get his unit back on track.
But let's face it, while the AAC is the best non-Power Five conference in the nation, it's not exactly the SEC. Houston has the overall talent to compete with any team in the AAC right now, and improved execution could slot them right in with the conference's best teams: Cincinnati, Central Florida and East Carolina.
After the BYU loss, Houston players and coaches seemed resilient.
"You have to give a lot of credit to our team for not giving up and not folding. We just kept fighting," linebacker Derrick Matthews told the Associated Press.
Levine echoed the same to the Houston Chronicle's Jody Genessy:
A loss is a loss. However, I will say coming into a hostile environment, playing a Top 25 team and falling behind 23-0 and never losing confidence or composure on the sidelines, battling back and having an opportunity to come back and tie the game late, I was proud of our student-athletes, our staff and our coaches.
Houston fans haven't had much to be confident about so far this year. Nor have many of them maintained their composure. Houston message boards are rife with angry messages over the team's poor start, and a website dedicated to firing Levine already has come out of the woodwork, too.
Fans are mad.
But Houston's players and coaches seem to have their minds made up. They believe they can still compete for the AAC crown. They believe they can still become bowl eligible. They believe they can still make their season mean something.
And they can. They just need to do it.
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ESPN 'College GameDay' Headed to Tallahassee for Clemson vs. FSU in Week 4
ESPN's College GameDay is heading to the home of the reigning national champions in Week 4 to see Florida State take on conference rival Clemson in one of the premier ACC contests of the 2014 season.
The show's official Twitter feed broke the news:
This particular matchup is a popular one with the pregame show, as Chris Fowler, Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard were in Death Valley last fall to watch the Seminoles take on the Tigers in what was supposed to be the biggest test of the season for Jimbo Fisher's club. The exam didn't last long, as quarterback Jameis Winston and company dominated from the get-go, routing Dabo Swinney's team, 51-14.
Clemson opened up the 2014 season in disappointing fashion, falling at Georgia 45-21. The Tigers rebounded with a 73-7 victory over South Carolina State of the FCS, and they'll have the benefit of an extra week off to prepare for the No. 1 team in the nation.
Unfortunately for the Tigers, Florida State will have Week 3 off as well after opening the season with a 37-31 victory over Oklahoma State and following it up with a ho-hum 37-12 win against Citadel. The latter contest turned ugly following the game when Bulldogs offensive lineman Victor Hill admitted in an online post that he and the rest of his line were targeting the knees of the 'Noles defensemen.
"Me and my offensive line brothers preached to each other all week that we would be going for knees from the first play to the last play with the A-backs included," Hill wrote, via ESPN.com. "We saw it as if they [won't] respect us for blocking them then we'll make them respect us for cutting them!"
Hill was later suspended, and it's hard to imagine the Seminoles will want to schedule a rematch anytime soon.
Winston's bid for a repeat Heisman is off to an underwhelming start with two interceptions and just 11 rushing yards although a date with the Tigers should give him a chance to reassert himself to the forefront of the trophy discussion.
He does have over 600 yards passing, but to win the sport's most prestigious award, it's going to take an even greater effort than the one he gave in 2013, especially with Georgia's Todd Gurley and Oregon's Marcus Mariota off to such tremendous starts.
For Clemson, it will be a matter of not wilting when the game reaches the third and fourth quarters. After tying Georgia 21-21, the Bulldogs soared past the Tigers behind the ever-churning legs of the superhuman Gurley.
If this contest remains close in the second half, can Clemson learn from its Week 1 mistakes?
One position battle the nation has its eyes locked in on is quarterback, where dual-threat freshman Deshaun Watson looks to push senior Cole Stoudt for the starting spot. Both have plenty of talent, but Watson, a former 4-star recruit sought after by Alabama, Auburn and even Florida State, is the kind of player who can take the Tigers to the top.
Stoudt has taken the majority of snaps thus far for the Tigers, and his leadership will be critical to keeping the offense focused in Doak Campbell Stadium. But if things get dicey in the first half, we may see Swinney let go of Watson's reigns and see if the freshman can make some magic happen.
The stakes could not be any higher in the ACC showdown, as the conference's weakened perception means that Florida State likely cannot afford a loss if it wants to be in position to reach the College Football Playoff.
Tests against Notre Dame, Louisville and Florida loom, but this is the first opportunity for the 'Noles to identify themselves as serious contenders to win a second straight national championship.
The contest will take place at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
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Wyoming vs. Oregon: Live Score and Highlights
A week after lodging one of its biggest nonconference wins in school history, Oregon (2-0) will try to keep it rolling against a far less imposing opponent when it hosts Wyoming (2-0) at 2 p.m. ET Saturday.
While the Cowboys don't have the pedigree of Michigan State, whom the Ducks beat 46-29 on Sept. 6, the Mountain West team does come into Eugene riding a wave of confidence under new coach Craig Bohl. Bohl was the architect of a dynasty at North Dakota State, which won the last three FCS national championships, prior to taking over a Wyoming program that is coming off back-to-back losing seasons.
Saturday's game will be a clash of styles, as Oregon runs a wide-open offense that's big on scoring quickly and blowing teams out of the water, while Wyoming has tried to control the clock and win with defense. The Cowboys have allowed 25 points in two games while only scoring 34.
Oregon, on the other hand, has outscored its opponents 108-40.
This will be the first meeting ever between the Ducks and Cowboys. It will be shown live on the Pac-12 Network, but stick with us for real-time updates, including analysis, tweets, pics and GIFs.
Follow Brian J. Pedersen on Twitter at @realBJP.
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Miami Hurricanes vs. Arkansas State Live Blog: Instant Reaction and Analysis
Both the Miami Hurricanes and the Arkansas State Red Wolves enter Saturday's game with a 1-1 record. Last weekend, the Hurricanes defeated the Florida A&M Rattlers 41-7 for their first victory of the season. Arkansas State wasn't as successful last weekend, as it lost to the Tennessee Volunteers 34-19.
Hurricanes wide receiver and returner Stacy Coley suffered a shoulder injury against Florida A&M and won't play against Arkansas State. As a true freshman in 2013, Coley led the team with 1,461 all-purpose yards, which was the 10th-highest single-season total in school history.
Miami's freshman quarterback Brad Kaaya will be playing against a Red Wolves defense that returned eight starters from a season ago, including Qushaun Lee. The senior linebacker was a first-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection after recording 134 tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss in 2013. So this will be a test to see how much Kaaya has learned from the Hurricanes' 31-13 loss to the Louisville Cardinals in Week 1.
The Hurricanes defense will have to watch out for Red Wolves quarterback Fredi Knighten. While Knighten may not strike fear in many defenses with his arm, he is an excellent runner who can improvise with his feet. In addition to throwing for 166 yards and a touchdown against Tennessee, Knighten also ran for 65 yards and rushed for a touchdown.
Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPNU. You can also watch the game on WatchESPN.
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Best Signs from ESPN's 'College GameDay' Week 3
ESPN's College GameDay crew hit Fargo, North Dakota, before North Dakota State's showdown against the University of the Incarnate Word at 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday.
Here are some of the best signs from fans, including a few that didn't make it on air.
Sam Ponder certainly had fans in attendance.
A nice throwback of Kirk Herbstreit.
ESPN and Fargo, best friends? Yup!
This North Dakota State weighs in on rapper Gucci Mane's legal issues.
That's cold.
Lee Corso picked the Bison!
But some people haven't gotten over last year's snub.
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text: SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 Number 179 1948 2008 MONTHLY BOARD/MEMBERSHIP MEETING July 17, 2008, 7:00pm (Thursday) Bellevue Fire Station #9 12412 NEWCASTLE WAY, BELLEVUE WA This is SMR's regular monthly meeting which is not just for the Board Members, who are required to attend. All other members are asked to please attend and help SMR conduct its business. New members are encouraged to attend a meeting as soon as they are accepted in the Unit. Meetings are usually preceded by a social hour at 6:00pm. Locations will be announced on the Yahoo Group E-mail and on your pagers. Please come, especially if you are a new or prospective member. Submit agenda items prior to the meeting to Doug Hutton at email@example.com Invites you to our annual Summer Picnic Extravaganza!! Current and former members and friends & family are invited. Come join us for some fun in the sun as we continue to celebrate our 60th Anniversary! • When? Wednesday July 30; 5:30 PM • Where? At the Beautiful home of Bill and Katia Robinson at 8084 Avalon Dr. (Off of E. Mercer Wy, sorry no UTM data or GPS coordinates) • What do? A sunny disposition and a potluck dish of your choice (Last name A-H side dish, I-P at Salads, Q-Z Dessert) SMR will provide burgers, dogs & beverages. Also, be prepared for another volleyball challenge on the lawn. • Questions? Call Doug Hutton (425) 466-2568. During the month of June 2008, SMR was called out for five missions, which included two "turnarounds" bringing the total for 2008 to 18, which contrasts to 12 missions for the first six months of 2007 and to the five year average of about 34 missions for the previous five years. For complete mission reports, members may log on the "members only" section of the SMR Website at www.seattlemountainrescue.org. June 13-14, 2008: Search for Missing Boaters, Nisqually River, Thurston County At 2257 hrs on Thursday, June 12, King County Sheriff paged SMR to assist Thurston County in a search and recovery of mission boaters on the Nisqually River. Five people were in a small boat that capsized earlier that day. The driver and mother of two children made it to shore. The body of a five year old child was recovered a couple hours later, about 250 yards downstream. The other child, age 9, and another adult were missing. Tacoma Mountain Rescue was running a highline across the river that was used as an anchor for a boat with divers, ferrying the boat back and forth across the river. SMR was requested to run (Continued on page 2) 60 YEARS 1 SAVING LIVES THROUGH SEARCH AND RESCUE AND MOUNTAIN SAFETY EDUCATION SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 (Continued from page 1) ropes in the same configuration on Friday, June 13, assisting Tacoma Mountain Rescue and Olympic Mountain Rescue. On scene were Wes Cooper, Rich Evans and Steve Allen from SMR, six Tacoma Mountain Rescue and three Olympic Mountain Rescue members. Their job was to assist the Pierce County Dive Team in the effort to search the immediate area of the Nisqually where the two subjects were last reported seen by a witness on shore. The dive team's plan was to put a diver into the water behind a Zodiak, connected by a rope to the boat, and move in a grid pattern back and forth across the river. To facilitate the search in a safe and efficient manner, the Mountain Rescue units were asked to setup a highline across the river. The motorless Zodiak would then be connected to the highline via a two-to-one with a redirect, which would allow the boat tender to move the boat upstream, downstream or stay in one spot. The highline controllers on the river banks could move the boat left or right at the boat tender's command. SMR was asked to assist TMR by setting up a second highline about 50 yards down river of the first one. As the dive team finished their grid search of the first area, they could connect to the second highline and disconnect from the first. This would allow them to grid search the next section of river in the same fashion as the previous one. The plan was to leapfrog these highlines as the boat moved down river. However, the dive team decided to utilize sonar technology, pole cameras and probes to pinpoint targets of interest instead of continuing to put a diver in the fast moving, very cold water. A technical glitch with the sonar computer caused a 2-hour downtime, but they were able to get about another three hours of searching before calling off the mission at 1800. SMR personnel were requested for Saturday, June 14th and Davis and Farash were available to go. Jeff Sharp of Tacoma Mountain Rescue was coordinating the technical part of the mission and said that there was a good chance that the search would be suspended at noon on Saturday, and not to respond at that time. As of June 17th, the subjects remain missing and Thurston County sheriff has suspended the search. On June 18th, a letter of thanks was received from Sheriff Kimball of Thurston County for SMR's response to this search. SMR: 44 Man-hours, 360 Driving Miles UPDATE: June 30, 2008, LACEY, Wash. - The body of a 9-year-old boy who had been missing in the Nisqually River has been found by a dive team, one of three people who were killed June 12 when the boat they were on capsized. The body of the other 32-year-old victim, was recovered Friday, June 27th. The Nisqually River: The river rises in southern Mount Rainier National Park, fed by the Nisqually Glacier on the southern side of Mt. Rainier. It flows west along the Pierce-Lewis county line, then northwest through the foothills, forming the boundary between Pierce and Thurston counties. It traverses the Nisqually Indian Reservation in its lower 10 mi (16 km) and enters Puget Sound approximately 15 mi (24 km) ENE of Olympia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nisqually_River (Continued on page 3) 2 SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 June 29, 2008: Rescue of Hiker Injured on the Snow Lake Trail Snoqualmie Pass On Sunday, June 29th, SAR units were paged at 1306 hrs for an injured hiker on the Snow Lake trail and Scott Staton picked up Intown while Farash left North Bend with the truck (SMR-1) and arrived at the Alpental Base at 1345 hrs. The King County RAD Team arrived at Base around 1310 hrs and sent two responders up the trail where the Subject was reported to be just above the Source-Snow Lake junction. Doug Caley and Geoff Ferguson arrived and headed up the trail, meanwhile additional ESAR personnel arrived and were also sent up the trail. The Subject was 50 year old man who was ascending towards snow lake on the steep switch backs above the turn off to the old trail when he slipped on the snow. He said he started to accelerate at an alarming rate and that there was nothing he could do to slow down. When he saw the rocks approaching at the end of the snow slope he braced to protect his head and slide onto the rocks on his thumbs and feet resulting in a broken ankle and two broken thumbs, including one that was open. Doug Caley did the splinting and patient packaging and rigged a simple low angle lower using a single climbing rope. We recruited a state patrol trooper, two sheriffs deputies, and a forest service ranger that had hiked in, along with a group of hikers that had stopped to help and began the lower. After reaching the bottom of the snow slope the rest of the SAR folks started to arrive and completed the evac. The whole evacuation went very smoothly. Another injury was reported on the McClellan Butte Trail for a hypothermic hiker with a broken leg and Farash relocated to the 9020 road for the McClellan Butte mission at 1630 hrs. SMR: 14.5 Manhours and 175 Driving Miles June 29, 2008: Rescue of Hiker Injured on McClellan Butte Trail We arrived at the McClellan Butte trailhead off of road 9020 and were told that the subject was on the trail about a mile up and was hypothermic and may also have a head injury. (See TOPO Map below for location). We grabbed the liter and headed up the trail at 1940 hrs. On the way up the trail there was radio traffic about bringing Guardian 1 in to pick up Ferguson at Exit 38 then hoist the subject from the accident site. (Ferguson had been on the earlier Snow Lake mission and drove to exit 38). After about 2 miles of trail we encountered snow and then heard the helicopter fly by to pick up Ferguson. Another half mile we were on scene at the accident at 1850 hrs. Deputy Linde was lowered from Guardian 1 just before we arrived. Two officers, one from Fish & Game and another from WSP were on "Forest Service Duty" and had made their way up the trail taking a sleeping bag (along with their full duty belts). The WSP trooper stopped where the snow covered the trail and the Fish & Game officer arrived at the scene 5 minutes before us. The three moderately experienced hikers had headed up the trail earlier that day. They were carrying extra clothing, food/water and ice axe and were wearing light hiking boots. The party crossed the open gully and had decided to turn around because they were not comfortable with the conditions. On their way back across the gully, the subject (early to mid 30s approx. 200lbs) slipped and slid about 25ft down the snow, then fell into an open hole to the stream below. The other guy in the party made it down to the hole only to watch his friend to be swept under the snow. About 40ft to 50ft down the gully was an opening in the snow where (Continued on page 4) 3 SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 (Continued from page 3) water was flowing out and then over a 30ft cliff. The subject reappeared at this opening and was able to crawl out of the stream. His friend called 911 from a cell phone, while the subject's girl friend stayed at the trail. Now completely soaked with near freezing water the subject was shivering uncontrollably and becoming hypothermic. His friend took off the subject's wet clothes and put on two layers of dry medium weight fleece and a hat. Aaron and Doug splinted the subject's leg and completed a head to toe exam. The subject also had a closed head injury as well as some right shoulder pain. The subject was alert and oriented to person, place and time. He was on laying some bushes with his legs slightly above his head close to where the accident occurred. Aaron put the rescue harness on the subject and about 15 minutes after we arrived, the subject was hoisted to the helicopter at 1922 hrs and flown to Harborview. The rest of the subject's hiking party (the subject's girlfriend and another friend) hiked down the trail with us. We short roped the girlfriend on the snow since she wasn't feeling too confident given the accident and light hiking boots. After the subject was hoisted to Guardian 1 and we were regrouping at our staging site, word came in about another possible mission at Mt. Si. This later turned out to be nothing and we hiked out with the two hikers and two officers arriving at the FS 9020 road at 2000 hrs. The injuries were torn ligaments in his right leg, and some brain bleeding. The subject will undergo and MRI or CAT scan to determine the extent of the injury. The decision for a rapid extrication likely saved the subject's life. (Summary by Doug McCall) To see photos of this rescue go to: http://picasaweb.google.com/bergtrage/McClellanButte6292008 SMR: 30 MAN-HOURS AND 300 DRIVING MILES There were no new members who joined SMR the past month, however, we did gain one brand new prospective member! Too young to apply for membership? Yeah! Bree and Russell finally had their baby - Vivian Petra Anschell on June 16th after 36 hours of labor and no drugs (Bree's proud of herself). Vivian was 9 lbs even, 21 inches long and looks like a cuter and less sleepy version of Russel. You should start seeing her out in the hills by early fall - she's got a pretty good start on trail familiarity since she's been up most things in the I-90 corridor already... Remember the Taiwanese biker who Bill Davis helped when he found his bike snowbound on the Ironhorse Trail in early May? Well he just sent Bill a postcard from Boston letting him know he arrived at his destination in one piece. He says the traffic in Boston is terrifying and he prefers the beauty of our neck of the woods. He didn't say if he was pedaling back! HIKER STAGGERS OUT OF WILDS AFTER 72 HOURS OF WANDERING One of the first news clippings in the SMR historical archives dates back to July 1946. Exhausted and bruised, 24 year old Ernest Hastreiter stumbled onto the porch of a Denny Creek summer home ending a three day search after the young veteran vanished on Granite Mountain. Three days and three nights wandering - alone, lost, clad only in shorts and without food. Hastreiter was hiking to Pratt Lake with a group of 60 students from Seattle College when he became separated from the party and took off his shoes and all his clothing except for his shorts. The only explanation for Hastreiter's actions was an attack of (Continued on page 5) 4 SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 (Continued from page 4) "irrationality." He survived combat in France and Germany and also from his ordeal in the mountains. Perhaps these days it would have been explained as "PTSD." For the Post-Intelligencer article go to: http:// seattlemountainrescue.org/ref/1946_survival.pdf 52 Years Ago in June 1956 - how many members did we have in June 2008??? MRC's annual Spring Training Conference June 16-17 at "the summit" of Snoqualmie Pass had a registration of 138, a large percentage of which were members of cooperating agencies. The Conference proved that the concept of mountain rescue is a magnet which draws together people from all walks of life and from varied backgrounds or training and interests. It is extremely gratifying to every member of MRC to know that the various cooperating organizations and many private individuals stand ready at a minute's notice to leave their homes or jobs to assist in the various phases of search or rescue. The Conference itself was divided into two parts: one complete day in the field, and one morning inside, the latter devoted to a critique and brief business meeting. This schedule allowed an early get-away for those from Oregon, B.C., and other distant points. The Training Committee planned the field problem as a simulated search and rescue. The aim was to test communications and coordination between rescue parties and cooperating organizations; train in the use of new equipment; provide experience to the Explorer Scout Lowland Search and Rescue Group, and to give qualified MRC members practice in leadership and organization in as realistic a setting as possible. The rescue problem was as follows: three climbers were reported missing in the snow-covered cliffs above Source Lake, presumably the victims of a fall. Three dummies had been previously planted by a party two weeks before; the problem was to find them and return them to the Source Lake camp for helicopter evacuation. Following registration at the Washington Alpine Club cabin at the Pass, several teams under Rescue Leader Paul Williams hiked into Source Lake. They scoured the area discovering the victims at the bottom of a cliff an estimated 750' above the lake. Two victims were removed on MRC ski-equipped knockdown stretchers over a snow route; the (Continued on page 6) 5 SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 (Continued from page 5) third was lowered over a combination snow-rock route. Wherever possible, inexperienced personnel were used to effect the actual evacuation, with the veteran rescue members standing by for observation and guidance, The Coast Guard helicopter, grounded most of the morning by weather, was able to come in by early afternoon; it made a number of trips carrying personnel and gear back to the Pass. A new phase of support was brought into this operation, that of the Explorer Scouts, who very efficiently set up a "canteen" at Source Lake serving hot coffee and sandwiches. This service was really appreciated by everyone at the advance camp. Mid-way between the Pass and the lake, the Hood River unit set up and operated their aerial cable system across the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River. The Symington snow tractor also participated, demonstrating that it can carry a tremendous payload over comparatively rough snow surfaces. THE CRITIQUE: Coordination between rescue teams could be effected by a system of visual signals. In the future, more difficult routes should be chosen for evacuation of victims, in order to get practice in tougher situations. More counseling could have been done along the routes, i.e. discussion of all the various possibilities on technique, etc. Rescue members need to "improvise" to meet the problems at hand, e.g. again the need for audio and visual signals". The need for rescue teams to have portable radio communication between them was discussed; while this idea was desirable the cost of needed sets ($375 per) is prohibitive at present. Some felt that the field work should be held near the road where most people could see it carried out. Major Rex Gibson, president of the Alpine Club of Canada, suggested the party who found victims could have sent one of its best climbers back to base with a written message of what they found and what was needed. He said he was impressed with the large number of willing and able men in rescue work in our region, a contrast to his own country where they must manage with fewer men and less equipment. Describing in detail two recent major accidents in the Canadian Rockies, he said that it was hoped to institute registration for climbs in the future so as to prevent accidents to inexperienced parties in the mountains. (From the July 1956 issue of the MRC Newsletter) Our Old Members Herb Reif - Herb goes way back and in 1956 was MRC's communications chairman. Until recently, Herb was a familiar face on the trails in the North Bend Ranger District where for many years he was a volunteer backcountry ranger. Herb still does volunteer work these days at Seatac Airport. Here's a photo of Herb taken in 1998 while on ranger duty. Sunday, 15 June 2008: Rescuers received gongs in the Queen's Birthday Honors list. Alfie Ingram, who chairs the Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland and has been a voluntary member since the 1950s, was awarded the MBE. Mr Ingram, of Dundee, is also leader of the Tayside team. He received his award for services to mountain rescue in Scotland. Nicola Lyons, of Callington, Cornwall, also received the MBE for her volunteer work with the Search and Rescue Dogs Association and for her involvement in mountain rescue operations. 6 SEATTLE MOUNTAIN RESCUE BERGTRAGE - JULY 2008 Berchtesgaden Mountain Rescuers Honored With more than 600 rescues in his 40 years with the Bergwacht since 1959, Herbert Heil of Berchtesgaden is always on call to help those who are in trouble in the mountains. For decades, Herbert was a member of the Chiemgau Regional Training Commission and was also a member of the IKAR. For his outstanding work, Herbert was awarded the gold medal for service to the Bavarian Bergwacht by Bavaria's interior minister Joachim Hermann at a ceremony in Munich. Other Bergwacht members were honored for their service with silver medals and the Bergwacht-Edelweiss award. http://www.bergwacht-bayern.org/8484.0.html This rescue made the world news! Between 60 and 80 emergency workers and five helicopters were involved in the search and rescue operation involving Bavarian Bergwacht mountain rescuers from Marktschellenberg and Berchtesgaden and 22 Austrian mountain rescuers from Bergrettung Grödig (Flachgau), alpine police, and dog handlers searched for a 24-year-old American hiker lost in the Bavarian Alps for over 70 hours. Police planned to cancel the search and recall between 60 and 80 emergency workers and five helicopters involved in the search because they hadn't found any clues; they assumed she'd fallen off a cliff to her death. But the bra revealed they were looking in the wrong place. Rescue workers in the Bavarian Alps have saved an American hiker who had been missing for 70 hours in a dramatic helicopter operation after she sent a signal with her sports bra. The 24-year-old woman from Colorado had hung her sports bra on a timber transport cable in the Berchtesgaden region near the Austrian border in hopes that someone would find her. A worker on the timber transport discovered her sports bra hooked on the cable midday on Thursday, realized it probably belonged to the woman who had been reported missing on Monday, and immediately called the authorities. She was found just a few hours later as a helicopter circled the area and saw her waving from a 1,250-metre crag. Rescue workers staged a dramatic rescue, plucking her off the crag with a helicopter and taking her to a hospital in the valley below. "It certainly beats sending up a flare," said one rescue worker. 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- 1 large head of radicchio, quartered, cored, sliced lengthwise
- 3/4 cup whole Italian parsley leaves
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon drained capers
- 1 teaspoon chopped anchovy fillets
- 1 small garlic clove, chopped
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Jurassic World Trailer leaks online, Rachel McAdams officially cast in True Detective, Idina Menzel announces world tour.
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All-star action flick "The Expendables 3" arrives on DVD and Blu-ray this week.
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Georgia May Jagger, a Rimmel London cosmetics spokeswoman since 2009, doesn't mess around when it comes to the holidays. The 22-year-old daughter of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall recently opened up about her beauty routine and why she's not afraid to rock red lips and green eye shadow when hanging out by her family's Christmas tree.
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Boardwalk Empire may be over, but Martin Scorsese's relationship with HBO is only growing deeper and more serious. In addition to the show he's developing alongside Mick Jagger about the New York music scene in the '70s, the director is also working on a prequel series to Shutter Island set in the early 20th century. Show More Summary
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Mick Jagger should have foreseen his girlfriend L'Wren Scott's suicide last March, and the stressed it caused him was not bad enough to keep him from performing, the companies… READ ON
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Insurance underwriters involved in a legal battle with the Rolling Stones over a $12.7 million claim have won permission to seek evidence in Utah about the mental health of Mick Jagger's girlfriend before she took her life in March.
The Rolling Stones had apparently cancelled a show in Australia due to their frontman, Mick Jagger, suffering from a major throat infection. More than 20,000 fans who went to the Hanging Rock concert are furious to learn about the cancellation. Those who bought the tickets have been offered a full refund.
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Flower Bearer
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First Snow
Luka and I went a our first hike in two weeks, poor thing, she has been definitely deprived of her weekly and once daily hikes. We chose Howker Trail in Randolph because we'd have the chance to see 3 waterfalls. We saw two of them. The path was so slippery with leaves over tree roots. I was worried more for Luka than myself, even though I was the one slipping. It was lovely AND it was snowing! Which made me realize that I need to get snow tires soon!
Art Show
I have my art on the back wall of the White Mountain Cafe in Gorham, New Hampshire for November and December!
completed and SOLD
The image is from a sketch artist Laurie Jean Kramer gave me, I love her art!! I told her I was going to paint her drawing.. I am not quite done, but I love her so much.
When a blog ends
there's something sad about a blog that has ended
There are blogs that start and two entries later they are done, they just never got their blog wings. Then there are blogs with several years worth of posts; there is often and ebb and flow, sometimes the blogger will have been very prolific followed by months of scarcely a word. Then one day it just stops.
There is nothing more to say I guess.
The writing ends and the words left behind just float in cyberspace leaving the reader to wonder happened in the blogger's world to end his writing. Sometimes the subject matter of the blog is short lived; I've written blogs based on assignments I had in art school…once the class ended, the purpose of the blog ended as well. Sometimes people blog to be read by others and when they realize that no one is reading their blog, they cease to write. I write for myself. If someone reads what I write that's nice, I'm even flattered, but at the end of the day, my words are are record of my own days.
Sometimes I feel that a blogger has given up. I'm not sure what they've given up though. I get invested in blogs and when they end, I'm left hanging. I want to know what became of the blogger.
I just don't want the story end.
RiverFire in Berlin, New Hampshire
Tonight we headed into the Berlin to see the lighting of the boom piers on the Androscoggin as well see all the carved pumpkins on the pedestrian bridge all a part of RiverFire. We got there just as they started lighting the piers. These pictures really do no justice of the fires, but the pumpkin shots are cool. It seemed that everyone in town was out; Main St was packed and there was a long line to cross the bridge to view the pumpkins. Next year I'm going to carve one myself for the display; I was a little angry at myself for not motivating and doing it this year. Then I realized that I've only lived in Gorham for 3 1/2 months and in that short time, I've done a lot of things! I won't be too hard on myself now.