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Posted on: June 9, 2011 12:09 pm
Edited on: June 9, 2011 12:13 pm
Reggie Bush's Heisman Trophy found in San Diego
Posted by Chip Patterson
When Reggie Bush made the announcement he planned to give back the Heisman Trophy to the Heisman Trust, it seemed like Bush's only option to save face in the eyes of the public. Bush issued a statement thanking the efforts of his teammates that led to the award, and while he admitted no wrongdoing while at USC - decided to follow the lead of the school and give back the trophy.
But this week on The Dan Patrick Show it was reported that Reggie Bush's copy of the famous statue had not returned to the Heisman Trust. In fact, there were conflicting reports as to where the actual trophy was currently located. Seeing as how there are lots of things to report on in the Summertime, James Varney of The Times-Picayune decided to crack this case.
So where in the world is Bush's trophy? In San Diego. (cue Carmen San Diego theme song) An executive with the San Diego Hall of Champions confirmed that the museum is currently in possession of the trophy. Arrangements are being made to return to the trophy to the Bush family, though the statue's path from there remains unclear. No one can force Bush to give the Heisman back, but after his public statement of well-being it would be awfully rude to stiff-arm the Trust at this point.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: June 8, 2011 2:58 pm
Edited on: June 13, 2011 9:42 am
CBSSports.com College Football 100: 10-3
By the Eye on College Football bloggers
To celebrate the (now fewer than) 100 days remaining until the first Saturday of the new college football season, this is the CBSSports.com College Football 100: our countdown of the 2011 season's 100 most influential players, coaches, administrators, venues, or any other related things in college football. It's like that other "most influential" list, but, you know, more important. Also: it's supposed to be fun.
We're now down to the nitty-gritty: Nos. 10-3 below, No. 2 tomorrow and our No. 1 unveiled Friday. Stay tuned.
10. JOHN MARINATTO, commissioner, Big East. Marinatto joined the Big East executive staff as senior associate commissioner in 2002, just in time to see the biggest shakeup in membership since the conference began football competition in 1991. Now, as the Big Ten and Pac-12 have shaken up the conference landscape with the expansion to 12 teams -- as well the ACC and Pac-12 recently negotiating lucrative multi-network media deals - the onus falls on Marinatto to bring the Big East up to par with the new standards of major conference football.
In his discussion with CBSSports.com's Brett McMurphy, Marinatto made no mistaking that the primary driver of Big East expansion is the expiration of their current television deal with ESPN at the end of the 2012-2013 school year. Beginning in September 2012, the Big East will have a 60-day exclusive negotiation period with the network. At that point Marinatto hopes to have expansion completed, and be holding all the attractive chips for a bidding war that will pay out the way it did for the Pac-12. TCU's arrival next season obviously holds the greatest national intrigue, as well as reaching a very un-Big East audience in the Southwest. But where will expansion stop? With the right moves, the league cound finally abandon its role as college football's BCS-conference punchline.
For now Marinatto insists that there is no model, and all options are still on the table. The only driving factor in the eyes of the conference is how will the addition of a certain team add value to television contract negotiations. College football is a big money business that networks will pay for, and after seeing the deal that Larry Scott got for the Pac-12 everyone will one a piece. But we'll get to Scott soon enough ... -- CP
9. LANDRY JONES, quarterback, Oklahoma. With Oklahoma being the popular pick to start 2011 on top of the polls, there's no arguing that quarterback Landry Jones won't begin the season as a Heisman favorite. But it's not just the visibility of being under center for the nation's No. 1 team: the junior-to-be has thrown for 7,916 yards and 64 touchdowns in his first two seasons in Norman. The formula will be pretty simple--the more games that Oklahoma wins, the more talk you'll hear of Landry Jones.
The Sooners offense has been an explosive one for as long as Bob Stoops has been at the wheel, and one that gives the quarterback a lot of toys to play with. Life is a lot easier when you have guys like Ryan Broyles, Kenny Stills and James Hanna to throw to. Still, Jones is the kid in charge of driving the car. He doesn't have a ton of room to improve this year, though he has thrown 26 interceptions in his career. If Jones can cut down on turnovers this season it will only boost his touchdown numbers, Oklahoma might never let go of that top spot, and Jones will be in New York this winter to pick up some hardware. -- TF
8. MIKE SLIVE, commissioner, SEC. If you thought for one red second someone other than Slive was the true ruler of the SEC, we hope you paid attention to the league's recent spring meetings. Slive proposed a "soft cap" of 25 signees per class, among other "roster management" initiatives designed to curb oversigning. The SEC's 12 head coaches voted against the proposal 12-0. But with the final decision in the hands of the league's presidents, the proposal passed anyway, the presidents voting 12-0 in favor. What Mike Slive wants, Mike Slive gets.
Well, except maybe a new television contract. The "no outs" nature of the league's current 15-year deal, signed three years ago, looks worse and worse as league after league (most notably the Pac-12) strike it rich on the open market and the Big Ten Network's revenues continue to grow. The SEC is hardly hurting for money, though, and it's Slive who has overseen the conference rise to five consecutive BCS championships -- spread across four teams, even more impressively -- even as its number of programs under probation has dwindled (pending a few open investigations, mind). The modern SEC might still be the Conference (former commish and BCS visionary) Roy Kramer Built, but Slive has done a masterful job of pressing its football advantages while pushing a handful of successful academic measures (like the oversigning legislation) to battle the league's win-at-all-costs image. If the SEC does make it six-for-six in 2011, its commissioner will no doubt get some measure of credit--and it's hard to argue he won't deserve it. -- JH
7. BILL HANCOCK AND THE BCS, Executive Director of/and championship cartel. Boo! Hiss! The BCS and Bill Hancock aren't the most popular topics amongst college football fans, but they are both incredibly influential in the world of college football. It's the BCS that helps inject more money in the BCS conferences, and is also a driving factor behind the conference realignment we've seen the last few years. After all, 2011 isn't TCU's final year in the Mountain West if they hadn't just finished two undefeated regular seasons and not gotten a chance to play for a title. Of course, while it's fun to rage against a acronym, it's also nice to have a face to go with that acronym.
Which is where Bill Hancock comes into play. No matter who you are -- a fan, a writer or the United States government -- if you present the BCS with a rational, well-thought and logical complaint about the BCS system, Hancock is the man you'll hear from. He'll be the guy telling you that you're wrong, and that the BCS is perfect. The BCS will then go about its business doing things the way it always has, and at the end of the season they'll determine who has the right to play for a national championship, and you won't. -- TF
6. JIMBO FISHER, head coach, Florida State. First Will Muschamp burned Texas to accept the job at Florida, then the recent Dana Holgorsen/Bill Stewart feud exploded at West Virginia. It seems like one of the only "coach-in-waiting" situations that has worked out recently was Jimbo Fisher at Florida State. After contractually getting the title in 2007, Fisher waited behind the legendary Bobby Bowden to take control of the powerhouse in Tallahassee. But in those last few years under Bowden, the Seminoles had slipped from being perennial national title contenders to perennially playing December bowl games. But that all seemed to change when Fisher took the reigns and delivered the Seminoles' first 10-win season since 2003.
Now Florida State returns 17 starters from that squad, and last year's backup quarterback E.J. Manuel steps in after leading the Seminoles to victory over South Carolina in the Chick Fil-A Bowl. Fisher's promotion also paid immediate dividends on the recruiting trail, with blue-chippers like defensive back Karlos Williams and running back James Wilder Jr. giving the 'Noles their strongest haul in years. (The 2012 class, incidentally, is already shaping up to draw consideration as the nation's best.) The pundits now have Fisher's team tagged as ACC favorites, and there is once again a major buzz around Tallahassee regarding Seminoles football. Fisher has demanded that his players understand what expectations mean. "Just because you're picked to win, they don't give you a trophy when the season starts," he explained recently.
The fast-talking Fisher will fill your ear with areas where his team needs to improve. He never gets complacent, and constantly asks more from his players. It was complacency that arguably played a major role in Florida State's fall from grace after the turn of the century, and now Fisher has a great chance to restore that dominance in 2011, in just his second year as head coach. College football's next true powerhouse could get its start here. -- CP
5. ANDREW LUCK, quarterback, Stanford. Luck finished runner up for the Heisman last season and many figured he'd be house shopping in the Charlotte area after dismantling Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl. Every NFL pundit was labeling him a surefire number-one pick and future Hall of Famer after watching him shred opposing defenses every time he dropped back. CBSSports.com draft analyst Rob Rang called him the best quarterback and elite prospect he's ever scouted. With his head coach, Jim Harbaugh, headed to the San Francisco 49ers, many assumed he was a lock to bolt for NFL riches.
The architectural design and engineering major from Houston had other plans, however. He kept his Palo Alto address and announced he would stay at Stanford for his redshirt junior year to try and capture the inaugural Pac-12 title. He'll be gunning for the few Stanford quarterback records he hasn't already broken and look to get back to a BCS bowl as well. He's not just an accurate pocket passer, though; he can run and doesn't mind giving a shove to defenders if they end up in his way. It's good that he's mobile as two of the Cardinal's biggest challenges under new head coach David Shaw are replacing several starters along the offensive line and finding a few targets for Luck to throw to. Despite the issues on offense, the 6-foot-4, 240-pound quarterback is the prohibitive favorite to win the Heisman Trophy this year. He's got a lot riding on his heavily insured right arm in 2011, but with a manageable schedule and the fact that he's competed over 70 percent of his passes for his career, don't be surprised if the talented Luck keeps the Cardinal offense humming and the team in the national title hunt as well. -- BF
The COI will be in the news a lot this year, as the off the field headlines in college sports have dictated. First up is Boise State -- battling the dreaded charge of "Lack of Institutional Control" for violations in several sports -- and Tennessee this weekend. The Volunteers' case is one many observers are looking at with a close eye due not only to the coaches involved (Lane Kiffin and Bruce Pearl) but to see how they treat a coach that blatantly lied to investigators ahead of their later date with Ohio State and Jim Tressel. In addition to levying scholarship reductions, bowl bans, probation and a host of other penalties, the COI has also started to hand out suspensions to coaches, such as the three-game suspension for UConn head basketball coach Jim Calhoun.
The committee is not bound by prior case precedent -- though they say they use it as a guide -- so decisions can feel arbitrary and vary from case to case. All of that simply makes predicting what they will do harder than getting the right lotto numbers. It's not a courtroom where schools have due process rights; the COI, rather, is all about finding "clear and convincing evidence" to support the NCAA enforcement staff's case against schools. The NCAA has recently tried to be more transparent with the COI, showing how things are done and opening the door into their world ever-so-slightly under new president Mark Emmert. Questions still remain, though, about what penalties will eventually come out of the room for schools such as Tennessee, Ohio State, and eventually North Carolina. The only answer at the moment is to wait. -- BF
3. NICK SABAN, head coach, Alabama. It's the year 2011, and the argument is over; Nick Saban is the most powerful college football coach in Division I. Every rival who might have challenged him for that honor is in decline, or gone entirely. Jim Tressel: resigned in disgrace. Pete Carroll: fled back to the NFL just ahead of the NCAA posse. Mack Brown: went 5-7, ceded Big 12 superiority to Bob Stoops. Stoops: has seen Saban win two rings with two different teams since he won his last. Urban Meyer: retired to punditdom (however temporarily). And when it comes to being the biggest, baddest head coach on the FBS block, are they really any other challengers?
If Les Miles can down the Tide in Tuscaloosa this season on his way to a second crystal football, or Chip Kelly can get his Oregon team over the hump of their nonconference struggles, or--most likely--Stoops can finally grab that elsuive second national title, then we can talk. But it's Saban until then, not least because he's as likely to come away with this season's ultimate prize as anyone; between what projects as the nation's clearcut No. 1 defense and what should be a punishing ground game, even a potentially up-and-down passing game (featuring a first-year quarterback and wideouts mostly more steady than spectacular) may not be enough to prevent the Tide's second BCS title in three years.
The old saying is that college football teams take on the personality of their coaches, and nowhere is that more true than at Alabama. Saban's brutally professional, clinically detail-oriented, obsessively driven approach has created a program where sloppiness and shoddy preparation--from offseason workouts to gameday routines to play execution--isn't so much "not tolerated" as nonexistent. It's not a particularly personable philosophy, which is one reason Saban has arguably become the SEC's most hated villain. But as the 2011 season grinds into motion, it's also what's made him the nation's single most successful active college football coach. -- JH
The 100 will continue here on Eye on CFB tomorrow. Until then, check out Nos. 100-91, 90-81, 80-71, 70-61, 60-51, 50-41, 40-31, 30-21 and 20-11. You can also keep up with the 100 by following us on Twitter.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: ACC, Alabama, Andrew Luck, BCS, Big East, Big Ten, Big Ten Network, Bill Hancock, Bill Stewart, Bob Stoops, Bobby Bowden, Boise State, Bruce Pearl, CBSSports.com College Football 100, Chick-Fil-A Bowl, Chip Kelly, Dana Holgorsen, David Shaw, E.J. Manuel, ESPN, Florida State, Heisman Trophy, James Hanna, James Wilder Jr., Jim Calhoun, Jim Harbaugh, Jim Tressel, Jimbo Fisher, John Marinatto, Karlos Williams, Kenny Stills, Landry Jones, Lane Kiffin, Les Miles, Mack Brown, Mark Emmert, Mike Slive, NCAA, NCAA Committee on Infractions, Nick Saban, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Orange Bowl, Pac-12, Pete Carroll, Roy Kramer, Ryan Broyles, SEC, South Carolina, Stanford, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, UConn, Urban Meyer, Virginia Tech, Will Muschamp
Posted on: May 17, 2011 11:16 am
Teams to watch for turnover trouble
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
We're certainly not breaking any news when we tell you that turnover margin is, yes, the kind of statistic that can make or break a team's season or -- for regular readers of Phil Steele and the numbers-minded like -- one that fluctuates from season-to-season nearly at random. While elite teams like Pete Carroll's mid-decade USC squads can end up consistently on the positive side of turnover margin, this correlation study at College Football News concludes that for most teams, it's more about the bounce of the ball:
[I]t's clear that for most teams, the turnover margin they enjoy one year has virtually zero predictive value for the turnover margin they will enjoy the next year. That means that on average, teams with substantially positive margins will see major decline in margin the next year, and teams with substantially negative margins will see major improvement the next year. A team with a -10 turnover margin in 2009, for example, would have an expected turnover margin of -1.2 in 2010, an improvement of nearly a full turnover per game!Again, it's not a surprising conclusion (though that "nearly a full turnover per game" number deserves the exclamation point). But it's worth emphasizing that as we start to look towards the 2011 season, we pay a particularly skeptical eye towards teams with gaudy -- and likely unsustainable -- 2010 turnover margins. Here's a few:
Tulsa (+17). The Golden Hurricane are likely to be among the Conference USA favorites thanks to the 1-2 punch of quarterback G.J. Kinne and receiver/returner Damaris Johnson, but their no-huddle attack has always been something of a turnover slot machine and the overhaul on the coaching staff won't help limit mistakes.
Connecticut (+12). No one's expecting a repeat trip to the Fiesta Bowl, but Paul Pasqualoni might have an even more difficult job ahead of him than expected. With quarterback Zach Fraser gone and the defense unlikely to come up with 31 takeaways again, just staying on the positive side will be an accomplishment.
Army (+16). The Black Knights are in better shape under Rich Ellerson, program-wise, than they've been in ages. But as the study points out, it's tough to expect a team that's averaged a -5 finish over the past eight years to turn in overwhelmingly positive margins two years running.
Maryland (+15). The Terps finished tied for fifth in the nation in fewest giveaways, and while some of that was steady quarterbacking by Danny O'Brien, some of it was also an amazing four fumbles lost all season. (Only Ohio State and Wisconsin lost fewer.) A repeat performance in that department is highly, highly unlikely.
Oregon (+13), Oklahoma State (+12). Many national title contenders are able to rely on year-in, year-out success in the turnover department -- Alabama has been +36 over the past three seasons, Ohio State an incredible +48 in that span -- but in the cases of the Ducks and Cowboys, their 2010 margins reperesented a quantum leap forward; they finished at +2 and 0 the year before, respectively, with neither better than +5 the year before that.
If either is going to make their expected BCS push in 2011 (or another one, in Oregon's case), they'll have to show that 2010 was the start of a Buckeye- or Tide-like trend rather than a fortunate one-off.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: March 24, 2011 12:48 pm
Kiffin expecting Barkley to turn pro after '11
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Pete Carroll drew some criticism as USC's head coach in 2009, when he publicly chastised Trojan quarterback Mark Sanchez for deciding to forgo his senior season in Los Angeles and turn pro a year early.
Though Lane Kiffin has maintained many, many aspects of Carroll's program after taking over the Trojans, it seems those kinds of opinions on his quarterbacks' futures aren't going to be one of them. Bryan Fischer of our sister blog Eye on Recruiting (and our USC spring practice primer ) was on hand for Kiffin's post-practice comments yesterday, which included this on the future of junior quarterback Matt Barkley (emphasis added):
"Matt's going into his third year here. Obviously, if he has a good year, I'm sure he'll look to go to the NFL. Most guys do after their junior year.The very lack of competition for the Trojan QB job that Kiffin describes would be reason to think he'd all but beg Barkley to return. But Kiffin has always made his and his program's ability to put players into the NFL a cornerstone of his recruiting pitch; clearly he's not going to send the message to potential future quarterbacks that he won't make every effort he can to get them into the pros as quickly as possible.
But is Barkley really on track to make that kind of leap? Assuming he makes the same kind of progress in 2011 he made in 2010, he likely is; he improved his touchdown-to-interception ratio from 15-to-14 to 26-to-12, taking his QB rating from approximately 131 to 141 in the process. Another 10-to-15-point increase would put Barkley amongst the national top 20 in QB rating and one of a very few quarterbacks in that range playing in a pass-centric, pro-style system like Kiffin's. If an occasionally-erratic, spread-trained quarterback like Blaine Gabbert could go as high as No. 1 in this year's draft, it seems likely that a prospect like Barkley could find his way into the first round after a solid junior season ... if not all the way into the top 10.
So Kiffin's not exaggerating. But to see a head coach expect -- and almost hope , it seems -- that his best player will skip town a year early is just one more sign that Kiffin is marching to an entirely unique drummer amongst college coaches.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Lane Kiffin, Mark Sanchez, Matt Barkley, NFL, NFL Draft, Pete Carroll, USC, USC recruiting
Posted on: February 7, 2011 1:55 pm
Seto out as UCLA defensive coordinator
Posted by Tom Fornelli
Last week UCLA hired Rocky Seto to be its new defensive coordinator. Seto, who used to be an assistant at USC under Pete Carroll, was pretty excited about the new job. In fact, he was so excited about it, that he even announced that he'd gotten the job on his Facebook page so all of his friends could click "Like" and leave comments saying "Congrats! xoxo"
Well, UCLA did not click like. In fact, if there had been a button that said "Fire," they'd have clicked that. Since there isn't a "Fire" button, the Bruins did the only other thing they could do. They just fired Seto.
Yes, it seems that UCLA took umbrage to Seto announcing that he was the school's new defensive coordinator on Facebook, as I guess UCLA still considers itself a MySpace stalwart. Apparently this caused a lot of fan backlash amongst the faithful who had been hoping that Randy Shannon or somebody else would get the job over the inexperienced Seto.
Whatever the case, let this be a lesson to the rest of you. Facebook is to be used for nothing more than posting party pictures, pictures of your children, and helping you remember all of your friend's birthdays. That's it. If you have to play that farm game, fine, but there are a lot better games out there that you could be wasting your time with.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: January 13, 2011 12:08 pm
Golden hires Seahawks' Fisch to run 'Cane offense
Posted by Jerry Hinnen
Miami head coach Al Golden may not have been able to keep Alabama from poaching away his offensive line coach yesterday , but he appears to have taken a big step forward in putting together his offensive staff all the same today . Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach Jedd Fisch has agreed to become the Hurricanes' offensive coordinator after one season under Pete Carroll in the Pacific Northwest.
And although Fisch has spent most of his coaching career in the NFL, he also has one year of experience as an offensive coordinator at the collegiate level, having helmed the Gopher attack at Minnesota for one year under Tim Brewster. Unfortunately, as the Miami Herald's Manny Navarro points out, that year didn't go so well:
Fisch will have substantially more talent on hand a Miami than he did in Minneapolis, but all the same he'll clearly have to do a much better job of preparation and play-calling to stay in the Hurricane job any longer than he stayed with the Gophers.
That said, Fisch has worked with any number of well-regarded head coaches -- including Steve Spurrier, his head coach when Fisch broke into coaching as a graduate assistant at Florida -- and with all accounts describing him as a young, energetic coach, he should be able to connect with both Miami's players and potential recruits. If he's learned from his Minnesota experience, Golden could have found himself a coaching steal.
Category: NCAAF
Posted on: September 24, 2010 5:22 pm
Insane Predictions: Week 4
Posted by the College Football Blog staff
Every season, every month, every week, there are several outcomes and achievements that, frankly, nobody operating within reason would ever predict. Who could have predicted Nebraska would beat Florida for the title by 38 points, or that Boise State would pull off three late trick plays to knock off Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, or that Mike Pouncey would screw up a baker's dozen worth of snaps in one game? Nobody... until now. We're going to try capture that lightning in a bottle by making similarly absurd predictions every week. Are they at all likely to come true? No. Do we even believe the words we're writing? No. But if we make even one correct call on these, we will never stop gloating. Ever.
Highly Unlikely
The Michigan State Spartans lose Kirk Cousins to an injury during the first quarter of their game against Northern Colorado. His replacement, freshman Andrew Maxwell is dealt the same fate early in the second quarter and the Spartans go into the half trailing 21-10. After quarterback-turned-WR-turned-back-i
Temple upsets Penn State in Happy Valley. There's really no excuse for this happening; even with Temple starting out 3-0 and PSU looking average with true freshman Robert Bolden at QB, Penn State is still highly favored in this contest. But the Temple front seven (led by returning MAC Defensive Player of the Year DE Adrian Robinson) gives the Nittany Lions' enough fits that Temple goes into halftime leading by 10, Bolden gets benched, Kevin Newsome performs worse in relief, and the Owls shock Happy Valley, 27-20. -- Adam Jacobi
Marcus Lattimore is held to less than 70 yards rushing by the Auburn defense. Lattimore only ran for 57 yards against Southern Miss, but when the Gamecocks have really needed yards this season, they turn to number 21. He will likely get at least 18 carries, and the Tigers did give up 140 yards to Clemson's Andre Ellington, but look for the defensive line to step up and shut down Lattimore at home in primetime. -- Chip Patterson
Severely Unlikely
Mike Leach makes it through the entire broadcast of the Houston - Tulane game without some reference to "symptoms of concussion" followed by awkward silence that lasts as long as an equipment shed is wide. -- Chip Patterson
With his team trailing 24-21 late in the fourth quarter against Arkansas, Nick Saban calls a timeout as his team is marching down the field looking for the go-ahead touchdown. "I've had an epiphany, gentleman. I'm not here to win football games, I'm here to make you all better men and better human beings. Sometimes being the bigger man means letting the other man have his moment in the spotlight." Saban then forces Greg McElroy to kneel four straight times to end the game. -- Tom Fornelli
Boise State sets the post-WW2 single-game record for most team yardage (pre-WW2 may be a touch out of reach) in their victory over Oregon State, 94-0. Kellen Moore and the rest of the Broncos' starters play every snap, even after Oregon State puts in their second stringers in the 4th quarter. Following the game, Chris Peterson then throws his headset at the press box and yells, "Are you not entertained?!" Boise does not budge in the polls. --Adam Jacobi
Completely Insane
During the third quarter of a listless win at Washington State, USC head coach Lane Kiffin will disappear from the sideline for several minutes, and television cameras will catch him talking on his cell phone. He will claim to have been speaking with old college friends since the game was "boring," but anonymous sources with knowledge of Kiffin's cell phone records will later tell reporters that Kiffin was trying to negotiate a deal to rejoin Pete Carroll in Seattle as an assistant with the Seattle Seahawks. The deal falls through when Kiffin asks for $17.5 million a year. -- Adam Jacobi
Oregon State takes Boise State to overtime on the legendary Smurf Turf. In overtime, Chris Peterson calls a trick play that finishes with Kellen Moore crossing into the end zone to win the game. Upon crossing the goal line, Moore rushes over to the cheerleaders and drops to one knee... where he proposes to Buster Bronco. The horse says "neigh." -- Chip Patterson
With the USC Trojans up 14-0 on Washington State in the first quarter, Matt Barkley finds Ronald Johnson for a 67-yard touchdown to make the score 20-0. Lane Kiffin then decides to just kick the extra point. -- Tom Fornelli
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Aaron Bates, Adrian Robinson, Alabama, Andre Ellington, Andrew Maxwell, Auburn, Auburn, Boise State, Chris Peterson, Clemson, Don Treadwill, Greg McElroy, Houston, Insane Predictions, Keith Nichol, Kellen Moore, Kevin Newsome, Kirk Cousins, Lane Kiffin, Marcus Lattimore, Matt Barkley, Michigan State, Mike Leach, Mike Pouncey, Nick Saban, Northern Colorado, Oregon State, Penn State, Pete Carroll, Robert Bolden, Ronald Johnson, South Carolina, Temple, Tulane, USC, Washington State


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Celebrity Summit connecting cabins
We reserved a cabin on Celebrity's Summit on the Skydeck and found out it has a connection (door) to the next cabin.
Does this door take space away from our cabin? Would there be noise issues?
Hi Donroberto:
You will have the same amount of space. There are two doors with the adjoining rooms, rather than one wall. Two years ago we had an adjoining room (first time), and it was by choice. Our teenage daughter and niece were next door...and I think that I can honestly provide feedback. If we didn't experience more noise from two high school seniors adjoining our cabin, I think you'll be just fine! LOL
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informal go out on the town, paint the town red, whoop it up, let one's hair down, make whoopee, live it up, have a ball
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Judson Park's Holiday Bazaar will be Friday, Nov. 14
Advertiser Judson Park's 2014 Holiday Bazaar will be held on Friday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at their campus at 23600 Marine View Drive South in Des Moines. "We'll have hand-crafted... [Read more]Sponsored Post
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Quaff a brew at Pit Stop Bottle Shop's grand opening on Thursday, Oct. 16!
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Nick Saban isn't exactly lavishing praise on Alabama's performance in a memorable win over Texas A&M.
The top-ranked Crimson Tide's coach praised his team's "competitive character" Monday and says Alabama played "halfway decent" in the middle of the game between early and late lapses.
Two days after the 49-42 victory over the No. 10 Aggies, Saban and Alabama players appear to have made a quick descent from Cloud 9.
Saban says the key question is, "Where do we go from here?" He says Alabama won't reach its goals without considerable improvement.
The defense in particular gave up 628 yards, the most ever allowed by the Tide. But safety Vinnie Sunseri and cornerback Cyrus Jones both had key interceptions, too.
Alabama plays Colorado State on Saturday in its first home game.
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Centrally located in Village North, Alpenglow Lodge at Whistler is steps away from shops, bars, restaurants & easy access to gondolas servicing both Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains. Alpenglow studio suites are cozy units that sleep two guests & offer a convenience kitchen, private balcony, gas fireplace & TV. One bedroom suites at the Alpenglow can accommodate four guests & come with a fully equipped kitchen, private balcony, gas fireplace, bathroom with jetted tub & TV. Eat in or hit the town after an adventurous day of skiing, biking or golf.
Check-in for the Alpenglow is at the Cascade Lodge.
Convenient location & superb value makes this 3-storey condominium lodge a popular choice, with suites located on the upper floors & village shops & restaurants underneath. Mountain ski lifts & the Telus Conference Centre is within 350 metres walking distance. Some units offer ensuite washer/dryer or air-conditioning. Enjoy this great property rental location in the heart of Whistler village. ResortQuest Whistler is pleased to offer a great selection of accommodation in The Marketplace Lodge.
Check-in for Marketplace Lodge is at Aspens on Blackcomb.
The Town Plaza Suites are a collection of three lodges: Deer, Bear & Eagle Lodge. These three buildings, which comprise the Town Plaza Suites, are located on the Village Stroll. Suites are approximately 250 meters to the Village ski lifts. Eagle Lodge features access to a common exercise room & indoor hot tub. Choose from studios to two bedroom suites. All Town Plaza's contemporary suites feature a full kitchen, gas fireplace, in-suite washer/dryer & most offer a private balcony.
Unbeatable location in the centre of Whistler Village, steps from the gondolas that whisk skiers & bikers up Blackcomb & Whistler Mountains. After a day on the hills, leave your skis or bike with the valet & take a dip in the heated outdoor pool or enjoy a soak in the hot tub before a night out. You won't have to go far: some of the village's best restaurants & shopping are attached to the hotel.
The Crystal Lodge features Traditional Rooms, Lofts, one, two & three Bedroom Suites with breathtaking views of Whistler Mountain, world class amenities & beautifully appointed accommodations to suit all your individual needs.
Whistler Superior Properties offers privately-owned vacation rentals throughout Whistler Resort. Focusing on deluxe properties & high-end service, our staff will make your Whistler dream vacation a reality.
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Stoney Creek Northstar is a guest favourite for many reasons including a fabulous year round pool & hot tub & free, secure underground parking. Located directly across the street from the Marketplace Shopping Complex, the start of the Village Stroll, Whistler Olympic Plaza & a ten minute walk from the Whistler Gondolas as well as being serviced by the complimentary Village shuttle bus.
The location is desirable not only because of its close proximity to everything in Whistler Village, but also because it's tucked into a quiet area ensuring guests will enjoy a good night's sleep after a hard day on the Mountain!
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Access to the Whistler & Blackcomb Gondolas is very convenient via a quick seven minute walk or by using the complimentary village shuttle bus which picks up skiers & riders directly across the street.
These wonderful Whistler rental properties are located in the popular Stoney Creek Sunpath complex situated in Whistler's Village North. Very close to both Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains & Whistler Village. Enjoy the comforts of your common area pool & hot tub, or simply wander across the street to one of the many fine restaurants & stores in the area.
Besides the great central Stoney Creek location, these condominiums offer an open concept kitchen, living & dining room with TV/VCR/DVD & gas fireplace. All units also contain a private washer dryer & offer secured free underground parking.
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Unable to drop the museum this month? Don't worry, we are coming to you! The Museum of Inuit Art is happy to be participating in the Toronto Public Library's MAP Family Saturday program again this Fall. Drop by your local library branch to learn about traditional Inuit games, handle objects from our Educational Collection and create your own piece of art to take home!


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Minneapolis has a Police Conduct Oversight Commission tasked with working to improve the relationship between the Minneapolis Police Department and city residents.
The group held its first community listening session on June 14th. KFAI's Christina Cerruti was there and she filed this report.
The environmental advocacy group Environment Minnesota has released a report detailing some of the successes of the Federal Clean Water Act – a law that has been on the books for over forty years.
KFAI's Susan Gray visits the Prepare Fair.
Today many people make telephone calls casually, with not much thought given to cost. For that you can thank cell phones and calling plans that include all the minutes you might want to use.
But for people who are in prison, picking up the phone and connecting with their lawyers, family, and loved ones on the outside can be an expensive proposition.
As community leaders, activists and authorities in Ferguson, Missouri continue to try to resolve an ongoing, tense situation there, scholars in the field of Criminal Justice are taking a close look at how this and other conflicts have developed.
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Last spring, the Minneapolis City Council amended a zoning code to allow commercial agriculture in the city. KFAI's Eric Blom talked to members of Stones Throw Urban Farm and Project Sweetie Pie about how this growing movement is feeding communities and teaching valuable life skills.
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A new exhibit at Juxtaposition Arts in Minneapolis is called "Question Bridge – Black Males." It's a video installation that threads together fifteen hundred conversations with Black men across the United States in an attempt to create more complex, multi-faceted, and whole images and narratives of Black males.
Roger Cummings is the Juxtaposition Arts Artistic Director. Nate Young is a multi-media artist and Juxtaposition's Gallery and Contemporary Art Director, and Chris Johnson is one of the creators of Question Bridge. They visited KFAI's Morning Blend to talk with Brenda Bell Brown and Yvette Howie.
In just about two weeks, voters in St. Paul and Minneapolis will go to the polls to use Ranked Choice Voting in city elections. In Minneapolis, some tightly contested, multi candidate races will give the relatively new Ranked Choice Voting system a chance to show its value – if voters AND candidates understand how to use it.
More than 700 professional and amateur racquetball players in the Twin Cities for the United Health Care U.S. Open Championships. The event is billed as the most prestigious tournament in professional racquetball, and it offers the players more than 65 thousand dollars in prize money.
At the same time the tournament is expected to bring 4 million dollars into the region in terms of economic impact. The games are played at Target Center in downtown Minneapolis. From the semi-finals on out the key matches for men and women will happen in a Lucite see-through court surrounded by up to one thousand spectators.
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Even when it's transplanted to the streets of New York's Chinatown, as "The Corruptor'' is, the Hong Kong action genre has certain obligatory requirements. Low-angle shots of bad guys looming over the camera, for example. And the sound of a metallic whoosh when there's a quick cut from one scene to the next. And what seems like more dialogue during action scenes than before and after them.
"The Corruptor'' touches these bases, and has an icon as its lead: Chow Yun-Fat, who has made almost 70 films and has recently followed Jackie Chan into the American market ("Replacement Killers,'' with Mira Sorvino, in 1998). His "Hard Boiled'' (1992), directed by the master of the genre, director John Woo, is a cult favorite. "The Corruptor'' isn't in that league.
The actor plays Nick Chen, a tough cop in an all-Asian station house in Chinatown. A white cop named Danny (Mark Wahlberg) is assigned to the precinct, and greeted with much suspicion: He will stand out, he won't be trusted, he doesn't understand the Chinese, etc. This is a set-up for one of the weariest of all cop formulas, the cop-buddy movie, in which opposites first repel and then attract. Will Nick and Danny be friends by the end of the movie? What do you think? But there are a couple of fundamental twists I dare not reveal, involving secrets held by both men--a secret, in Danny's case, that makes you wonder how his superiors could possibly have hoped for him to operate effectively in an Asian environment. No matter; the story chugs along, as the cops get involved in a plot involving the boss of Chinatown, Uncle Benny (Kim Chan, who according to the Internet Movie Database played a character with exactly the same name in "Lethal Weapon 4'' --is this trivia, or homage?). Everybody in Chinatown is more or less on the take, but there are degrees of immorality, and Nick is the kind of cop who tries to be realistic and principled at the same time. As for Danny: Well, I just never believed he was a cop at all. Wahlberg was effective in a much more difficult role in "Boogie Nights,'' but he's not an action star and he never feels at home in the role.
There's an opportunity for some kind of love or human interest with another cop in the precinct, played by Elizabeth Lindsay; she's set up as a major character, but given a role so underwritten (or badly edited) that she spends a lot of time just standing in the backgrounds of other people's shots. The problem with relationships is that they involve personalities and dialogue, and there's not much time for those in an action picture.
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The recent suspension of Arizona Cardinals linebacker Daryl Washington for the entire 2014 NFL season and the news that Washington will be placed on the reserve-suspended list has given rise to talk around how the NFL handles the usage of marijuana and whether or not it should be taken off the league's list of banned substances.
NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah told Bickley and Marotta Monday afternoon on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. that many around the league think that the NFL's attention should be focused more on eliminating performance enhancing drugs instead of marijuana which is slowly gaining more momentum to legalize around the country. Colorado and Washington state already have laws on the books allowing citizens to legally carry small amounts the drug. Jeremiah himself took the opposite stance.
"The rules are what they are and to me it's just tough to fathom how you would jeopardize everything to make the decision that these guys have made," Jeremiah said. "It's not too difficult I wouldn't think to abide by them."
In April 2013, Washington was suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating the league's substance abuse policy. In May 2013, Washington was arrested and pleaded guilty to aggravated assault after pushing his ex-girlfriend in an altercation over their five-month-old child.
According to a report by ESPN's Ed Werder, the Cardinals will put Washington on the reserve-suspended list in order to try and reclaim a $10 million option bonus on his contract.
"The difficult thing and the advantage he (Cardinals general manager Steve Keim) has in this situation is that Steve Keim has the chance to be around him and find out what he's all about and to listen to him and speak with him about what happened here and if he's comfortable that, there is a game plan going forward that this doesn't happen again," Jeremiah said.
Washington was drafted by the Cardinals with the 47th pick in the 2010 NFL draft. He has started 53 of 59 games in his NFL career with the Cardinals collecting 325 total tackles and 18 sacks.
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Aledo Bearcats vs. Birdville, B 6 p.m., A 4:30 p.m., JV 6 p.m. and Varsity 7:30 p.m.
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From the Parker County Judge's Office
County Judge Mark Riley said he is excited about the positive feedback he has received regarding the upcoming guided courthouse tours slated for Saturday, April 27.
Held in conjunction with Weatherford Blooms, an outdoor home and garden festival put on by the City of Weatherford in the courthouse parking lots, the courthouse tours are expected to draw large crowds.
"We are anticipating a great event," Riley said. "Working with Weatherford Blooms and our downtown businesses, we have created a great partnership that is really going to showcase our fabulous courthouse and downtown shopping district with the excitement of spring in the air."
Riley said the tours have sparked interest from area groups as well. The Springtown Extension Education Association and area Boy Scout troops have scheduled separate group tours.
"The courthouse is such a rich part of the history of our county," Riley said. "It is the people's building and I love the opportunity to show it off to our residents and visitors. These tours along with Weatherford Blooms will allow people to take a step back in time and experience a part of Parker County culture that goes back to the early days of our community."
On the day of the tours, the citizens committee appointed by Judge Riley will be on hand at the courthouse to sell courthouse prints, commissioned by Fist National Bank. Funds raised from selling the prints will go to purchase courthouse Christmas decorations.
"We are really excited about the 27th," Committee Chairman Donna Tillman said. "We will be there to kick off our fundraising effort to raise money for Christmas decorations. The committee is thrilled that everything is coming into place and we are ready to roll."
Parker County's historic courthouse is the county's fourth actual courthouse, with the first one being located north of the current location consisting of a one story; one-room rough, undressed pine lumber building.
The second and third courthouses were destroyed by fire in 1878 and 1884, making way for the current courthouse.
On June 9, 1884 the contract for today's courthouse was awarded to James Milliken and Co. for the price of $55,555.55.
Architect W.C. Dodson designed the current courthouse with an architectural style known as Second Empire. Its construction was completed in 1886.
Tours will start promptly at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. In addition special group tours of 10 or more people can be arranged by calling Joel Kertok at the County Judge's Office, (817)598-6166.
No outside food or drinks are allowed in the building.
Aledo Bearcats vs. Birdville, B 6 p.m., A 4:30 p.m., JV 6 p.m. and Varsity 7:30 p.m.
Aledo Ladycats at Springtown, Freshmen 5:30 p.m., JV 5:30 p.m. and Varsity 7 p.m.
Aledo Ladycats Freshmen and JV at Mineral Wells Invitational
Aledo Bearcats B, A, JV and Varsity at Weatherford New Car Dealers Tournament
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Aledo Bearcats vs. Stephenville at Aledo High School, B 6 p.m., A 4:30 p.m., JV 6 p.m. and Varsity 7:30 p.m.
Aledo Ladycats at Granbury, Freshmen 5 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 6:30 p.m., *District Game
Aledo Bearcats B, A, JV and Varsity at Decatur Tournament
Aledo Bearcats vs. Southwest at Aledo High School, B 5 p.m., A 5 p.m. and JV 6:30 p.m.
Aledo Ladycats vs. Cleburne at Aledo High School, Freshmen 5 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 6:30 p.m., *District Game
Aledo Bearcats vs. Joshua at Aledo High School, A 8 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 6:30 p.m., *District Game
Aledo Ladycats vs. Joshua at Aledo High School, Freshmen 6:30 p.m., JV 5 p.m. and Varsity 8 p.m., *District Game
Aledo Bearcats Varsity at Moritz Auto Group Holiday Classic, Aledo
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La misión de la Academia Roger L. Putnam es proveer una educación académica y técnica de clase mundial, la cual preparará a todos los estudiantes para obtener éxito post secundarios en el mercado global. Los graduandos de la Academia Putnam continuarán siendo estudiantes de toda la vida y ciudadanos productivos y responsables.
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Putnam Art Club Won $200 last weekend at the Randall's' Farm Scarecrow Contest, Ludlow, MA. The club under the direction of Senior Machine Tech student Justice Rosado constructed a conceptual Scarecrow named "VOC ED", #206 which represented our vocational shops. Hats off to our students!
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Springfield's Putnam Vocational Technical Academy had 300-student waiting list," read the headline in The Republican on Sept. 15. Just 15 years ago another headline read, "The great class divide: Voke schools hammer away at test issues."
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1. Don't wear jeans that are too tight. Stay away from muffin top! Size up in the waist to ensure proper fit. If they are too loose in the leg, consider taking them to a tailor.
2. Don't wear jeans that are too short. Wearing jeans that are too short can make the leg look shorter than it actually is. Concentrate on finding a pair that hits a couple of inches below the ankle bone, which will elongate the leg. If you're tall, check out the Wiki on finding longer length jeans.
Lorna's note – For the length, you should always make sure your jeans cover your heels, it looks much better than if your shoes are showing, unless you are wearing skinnies. The hem should be about a cm off the floor. It will make your legs look incredibly long!
3. Don't wear jeans that have distressing and bleaching on the legs. This can make hips and thighs look bigger than they actually are. Look for jeans that are a solid dark color, this creates a slimming look.
4. Don't wear jeans that are too big. The baggy boyfriend style is popular and trendy, however, it can be unflattering if it's too big. Make sure they fit properly.
5. Don't wear decals. Printed jeans are becoming increasingly popular but if you're going to try this trend, opt for all over pattern, rather than airbrushing and spotted decals.
6. Don't wear jeans that are too low. Low riding jeans were popular but avoid anything too low. Showing your underwear is just tacky. More and more designers are producing higher rise jeans so you can avoid being an exhibitionist.
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It seems like everyone is branching out to denim these days. The newest addition to the market is handbag and accessory superstar, Kate Spade! The brand has launched their first pair of jeans, The Broome Street jean, which puts a modern twist on the brand's classic style. It's a great skinny jean which hits right at the ankle. It is made from cotton, spandex and Lycra to make for a super flattering fit. The Broome Street sits higher on the hip, skims the thigh and is available in a universally flattering dark wash. They're available in sizes 23-34 and are available for purchase for $195 at Katespade.com. I can't wait to see what other styles the brand comes up with!
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Hilary Duff makes her first stop on her book tour, in New York City. Hilary is busy promoting her new book, Elixir. The book, which Hilary co-authored, is a "supernatural" love story. She was on hand to sign autographs and pose with fans. Hilary also recently joined twitter. (Are you following @denimblog on Twitter?)
I loved Hilary's outfit here. I think she did a great job of pulling off the new waxed look really well. She's wearing Current/Elliott's leather leggings. She kept it simple with a black blazer and YSL Tribute pumps. Remember, you can have a chance to win a pair of similar jeans from Singer22, by entering the DenimBlog contest here. Buy these jeans at Singer22.
Jessica Alba in Charley 5.0
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Jessica looked chic in an all black outfit, topped off with a beret. She was wearing denim leggings by Charley 5.0. Jessica has worn Charley 5.0 denim leggings quite a few times before. You can purchase Charley 5.0 leggings at Boutique To You.


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Time for an old-school scare.
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So much blood and gore.
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