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French Quarter Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-5)
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This newly renovated building is within distance of great attractions like The House of Blues, world famous restaurants, and Bourbon Street. This neighborhood has many restaurants and bars ranging from formal to casual. The area is in the heart of the French Quarter. Come for Mardi Gras, or other great events like French Quarter Fest, Jazz Fest, Satchmo Fest and you'll be within walking distance to enjoy what you'd like!
You will never question what to do while you're in town and this property gives you to opportunity to try it all.
The building is close to the Canal Streetcar line (only a block away from the downstairs door) so it's a breeze to make it Uptown or to MidCity to do cemetery tours or enjoy the restaurants/bars that the locals enjoy.
Keywords: Condo, Mardi Gras, French Quarter Fest, Luxurious, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Superdome, Super Bowl, Conventions, Shows, French Quarter, CBD, Harrah's Casino, Jazz Fest, French Quarter Fest, Satchmo Fest, New Years, Jackson Square, Mississippi River, Audubon Parks
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- alternative lifestyle
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Vacay Nola Team
I've lived in New Orleans for a little under a decade now and the joy that emanates from the streets is unmistakable. People say hello to you and ask you how you're doing. It's not glib, they are really happy to see you around town. This town is like no other.
Vacay Nola Team purchased this condo in 2011
Why Vacay Nola Team chose French Quarter
The building is gorgeous and it's in a prime location. It's close enough to be a part of the big things and it is luxuriously designed and furnished to feel like you're away from it all.
What makes this condo unique
Shopping, dining, and exploring are all conveniently close to this property. The property and unit are secured thoroughly. We've taken every precaution possible to make sure that you, the guest, are taken care of without a doubt. We have codes on the front entry doors and codes on the actual unit. These codes do change after each party leaves.


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Will Tracy McGrady ever gain forgiveness for his ugly exit out of Orlando? Stephen Dunn/Getty Images/PicApp
One of the bigger debates among Magic fans during these dog days of summer is about retired jerseys. Especially since Orlando has not retired a jersey (besides "The Fans" No. 6) in its 21-year history and the team has had a pretty talented players come through the building and play in their primes, it is a topic worth discussing and debating. At least it passes the time.
So who should it be? Nick Anderson, the team's first draft pick? Shaquille O'Neal, the team's first superstar? Darrell Armstrong, the team's heart and soul throughout the late '90s? Or should the team wait to win a title before hoisting jerseys into the rafters?
You will find opinions all over the place. And plenty of ill feelings toward some of the team's former superstars.
Last year, Orlando Pinstriped Post did a fantastic job analyzing the candidates for that first jersey in the rafters and why or why not certain players should receive the honor. The debate will likely not go away until it happens and the team does not appear ready to approve even a process for retiring a jersey. But that does not mean the question will subside.
The one name you noticed was missing above? Tracy McGrady. Perhaps the sorest spot in Magic history to their fans.
Eddy Rivera of Magic Basketball (who also wrote the series on retired jerseys while he was at Orlando Pinstriped Post) devoted almost the entire week to explaining why McGrady was misunderstood and why Magic fans should appreciate him more. His Tracy McGrady Manifesto is a must-read for all Magic fans.
With McGrady just signing a minimum contract with Detroit (fancy that?) this weekend and the memory of his talent slowly fading away, all the seems to remain is the bitter way he departed Orlando. What is not remembered (and Eddie over at Magic Basketball has done a very good job reminding everyone this week) is how McGrady was an unstoppable scoring force. How he would come off a screen — most likely set by the likes of Andrew Declerq or Pat Burke — with a little daylight smoothly rise up and shoot with that slight fall away that made you know it was a difficult shot. Or how he would take the ball off the inbounds waltz down the court and pop an ill advised 3-pointer that always seemed to go in.
McGrady, was unquestionably a great talent who often goes unrecognized and gave his all to make a mediocre at best Magic squad respectable during his five years in Orlando.
The same could be said for Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway. Both those guys did incredible amounts for Orlando in building the franchise and creating buzz in the city for the team. A lot of Magic fan nostalgia comes from the Shaq and Penny era when the team made its first postseason and first Finals. Those two did a lot of firsts for Orlando.
But they too left on bad terms and, while recognized for their contributions to Magic history, are often met with bitterness when discussing the team. Very few talks about Shaq's time in Orlando end without mentioning his departure from Orlando and how either he — or the team — betrayed the franchise and left it in the dust for nearly a decade.
It has been very difficult for many fans to put these feelings of betrayal that all three players cause behind them. I can hardly remember Shaq's playing days in Orlando. All I can feel is the anger I felt when he left and how anything that bared his name or the number 32 suddenly became evil. I even believed Brian Evans changes his number from 34 to 11 because that was the number O'Neal chose in Los Angeles (silly, right? Do you think anyone in Cleveland might be doing the same thing?).
The same could be said for Hardaway. He allegedly led a player coup that ousted Brian Hill. While that may have well been within his role as the captain of the team, it was not handled well and the team suffered for it (irony of all ironies, Hill cut Hardaway from the Magic nearly 10 years later). That image and the image of his missing 86 games the first two seasons after O'Neal left, including playing in only 19 during the 1997-98 season. It far outweighs the memory of his two 40-point performances in the 1997 Playoffs against Miami and the mastery he showed as O'Neal's first sidekick.
For these three, the last memory is the one that sticks. And, unfortunately, it paints how the three are often viewed by the general Magic public.
And it is completely unfair.
Orlando should be willing to celebrate the accomplishments these three men had while playing in Orlando. And they were a lot.
O'Neal was the team's first superstar and a dominant force even in the first three years of his long career. Magic fans should feel blessed to have seen O'Neal and seen him blossom into a great young superstar. Orlando completely botched contract negotiations with the young (and proud) O'Neal and if he wanted to go to L.A. from the beginning, Orlando pushed him that way. There was blame to go around, but O'Neal should be remembered for turning the Orlando Arena into the hottest ticket in town and putting the Magic on the NBA's map.
The same should go for Hardaway. He was an incredible scorer and playmaker who was writing checks his body was soon not going to be able to cash. Was it his fault his body broke down? Was it his fault he was frustrated with mediocrity after being spoiled by the success of his first three years in the league? Hardaway had high expectations for himself and his team, and he pushed for it to his image's detriment. Often that is something fans admire. In this case they derided him for it.
Which brings us back to McGrady. He did a lot of things right. He carried a team on his back and put it in the Playoffs often when it had no business being there. He almost single-handedly pushed a conference finalist Pistons team to the brink of elimination in the first round as an eight seed. He was frustrated by not winning, complained the worng way and was painted as something he is not.
Like Hardaway, his injuries kept him from realizing his full potential. Like O'Neal, his departure unfairly paints his contributions to Magic history.
Should these three have their jerseys retired at the new Amway Center? Eventually, perhaps. Do these three players deserve to be villains in Magic history?
Unequivocally no. It is time to reminisce on these three great players and remember the good, far more than the bad.


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Read More December 20, 2010Award-winning children's authors gather at Hamline; hold public readings for kids and adults Some of the best authors of literature for young people are sharing their creations through free public events January 7-16, 2011 at Hamline. Read More October 18, 2010Release of 13th edition of Graduate School of Liberal Studies publicationHamline University is pleased to announce the release of 2010 Water~Stone Review (Volume 13), a publication filled with poetry, short stories, essays and writers' interviews from emerging, mid-career & established writers from Minnesota and across the nation. Read More October 1, 2010Out of the FogAt age 40, after a series of traumatic events, including a nasty divorce and the suffocating, regretful grief of his father's death, Ed Jopling MALS '09 found himself in Ireland. To get there, he divested everything he had, quit his lucrative job, and bought a one-way ticket to Galway for an unexpected spiritual transformation. Read More July 2, 2010Award-winning children's authors gather at Hamline; hold public readings for kids and adults Some of the best authors of literature for young people are sharing their creations through free public events July 9-18. Read More April 30, 2010Students to hear from polar explorer & member of President Obama's administration at grad ceremonies Hamline grads to hear from a polar explorer and a member of President Obama's administration at 2010 Commencement ceremonies. Read More March 11, 2010Renowned author/activist Terry Tempest Williams to headline April 20-21 Mahle Lecture eventsHamline University is pleased to invite the public to meet renowned author, speaker, and activist Terry Tempest Williams; she will keynote the university's annual Mahle Lecture in Progressive Christian Thought "Finding Beauty in a Broken World." 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Since statehood, nearly 900,000 men and women from Wisconsin have been sent into war time services. Twenty-six thousand of those haven't returned.
Monday, the names of those soldiers and marines killed in action since 9-11 were read aloud. And high over head four black hawk helicopters flew in an aerial salute.
Now, plaques with the fallen service members names are now hanging inside Witmer Hall along with this bronze sculpture that was created as a special tribute to Michelle Witmer, the first female killed in action in the 360 year history of the Wisconsin National Guard.
John Witmer, Michelle's father, says, "We are honored that Michelle's likeness will stand watch over the names over all the Wisconsin soldiers who gave their lives in the war on terrorism."
The sculptor Gwendolyn Gillen says when she met with Michelle's family she began to understand what Michelle was really all about. "For here was a girl who had a face like sunshine and an ever present smile."
Lieutenant Colonel Tim Donovan says this memorial has been a labor of love. "This memorial was made possible by generous contributions from all across Wisconsin and we thank all the contributors here who are part of this permanent monument."
Family members on hand for Monday's event say it's never easy to hear your loved ones name when their gone.
Bobbie Jo Cantafio is the stepmother of Ryan Cantafio. "Your heart falls every time because you know what everyone of these families have gone through."
And the mother of another fallen marine Peggy O'Donnell says it may never get any easier but she will survive. It's always there and it's going to be there. You go through the day and you have a little break down over something silly and you go well shane wanted me to smile so let's smile." Her son was Shane O'Donnell.
The life–size bronze statue of Michelle Witmer along with the plaques will be in the lobby of the Wisconsin National Guard's state headquarters.
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I feel fortunate to go to a college with a lot of school pride. For a smaller school, we tend to have a decent sized student section at many sporting events. McDaniel students are proud to rock the green and gold and I love it! The support continued this Friday for the Men's Basketball playoff game.
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KNOXVILLE — Listed below is the full transcript from today's post-practice interview with University of Tennessee men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl.
Pearl and his staff are feverishly looking for answers regarding Friday's arrest of four Volunteers, including senior All-Southeastern Conference forward Tyler Smith.
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I hoped to speak with players, too, but they weren't made available to the media. Hopefully they'll be available tomorrow, but I'm told Monday is a more likely scenario for that.
Remember to check here and www.twitter.com/wesrucker for any breaking news on this situation during the next few days. Like macho-mustached Wilford Brimley says on those Liberty Medical commercials, "Check it, and check it often."
Q: You released a statement yesterday, but what are your initial thoughts on Friday's incident?
PEARL: "This is tough. This is so hard, because we've worked so hard to try to do the right things. I'm proud of the guys that are being role models, but when they step out like this, it's difficult. I don't have all the information. I just don't. At this time, the guys are suspended. They're not with us, and when I get more information, then we'll be determining for how long. The suspensions could be for games. It's possible that there could be a dismissal, depending upon the circumstances. I just apologize. I'm terribly sorry, and I think the guys are, too. Our team will do everything we possibly can to come together and represent and continue to do good things on the court and off the court to restore our image."
Q: What can you discuss regarding the players' use of a rental car and the presence of drugs and two weapons in the car?
PEARL: "To the best of my knowledge, the rental car was just borrowed from a friend, so I don't think we have any kind of compliance issue. I don't know who the guns belong to. That's for the police to find out. I don't know who the marijuana was found on, or where they found it. It must have been the amounts that would be of misdemeanor, which would be usage. I've got very little tolerance for that in our program. I've got a history with a number of players that were starters and great players that are no longer here. When we get details, we will make those decisions."
Q: Obviously you seem disappointed in all four players, but what about All-SEC senior forward and program face Tyler Smith's involvement?
PEARL: "I expect more from all four of them — I do — and I'm disappointed. I can't begin to tell you how difficult the phone calls are to families, and I've talked to all their families. And I've called the parents of the kind that weren't involved, too. It's just very difficult. I try to remind these guys they have an opportunity to make their families proud, and they know that when they do things like this, it's devastating for the folks at home."
Q: Have you spoken with every players' parents or guardians?
PEARL: "Almost every player. I've not quite gotten to everybody, but it's just important. This is part of our family, and it's important that I give them as many details as I possibly can, but again, I don't have all the answers at this point. We'll work with this group for now. I probably won't have much (information) until sometime at the beginning of next week, and we'll get back to you with any further details, as far as the discipline that we're going to take."
Q: How did the rest of the team handle practice today?
PEARL: "They did a great job today. We had a great practice, and they've responded very, very well. Adversity doesn't build character; it reveals character. Our character will be revealed."
Q: Do you think the rest of the team's players are upset about this situation?
"Of course they're upset and disappointed and sad and accountable. I texted Coach Summitt, and I said, 'You've been here 30-something years to establish something here, and I apologize if we've tarnished it.' That's how I feel. I've got to be accountable. I think our guys feel the same way."
Q: What about the members of your most recent signing class? Have you spoken with their parents, too?
PEARL: "I've contacted the signees' parents. I've talked to all the players that we've signed. They were all supportive, understanding, and they share in the embarrassment. They're part of our family, and part of our team."
Q: Are you preparing for next week's games with the assumption that those four won't be available?
PEARL: "I don't know. A lot's going to depend on the outcome. They're suspended, but to speculate any further, I would say it's likely that all or some won't play in that game. But I just don't know right now. I don't have enough details."
Q: Without Goins, where can you turn to find a second point guard behind Bobby Maze?
PEARL: "It's interesting, because Tyler had played point guard effectively. Tyler played some point guard in that (Memphis) game because Melvin had tweaked his ankle, and Bobby fouled out. We'll look at Josh Bone at the position, and we'll look at J.P. Prince at the position, so I'll have a couple of guys there. I can't speculate right now, because it depends on what the statuses of the suspensions are."
Q: What about the on-court impact of potentially losing all four guys for at least a little while?
PEARL: "Right now, today, I want to focus on the other stuff, and not focus on exactly what it's going to do us on the court. That's the least of my concerns right now. I am very apologetic. I'm embarrassed. I feel badly for the players that are involved, as well as the other student-athletes at Tennessee, because we're a part of that group, and we've let them down."
Q: What was your initial reaction once you heard Friday's news, especially considering it came approximately 15 hours after your team's biggest win of the season at archrival Memphis?
PEARL: "I promised my wife that I was going to go home on New Year's Day and not watch tape until sometime in the afternoon. I promised her that, because I've really been working at. Needless to say, it was a different kind of day that we expected.
"I think the important thing, the thing I really want to stress to our fans, is please don't judge our entire athletic program based on the last couple of things that have taken place with the football program and with our basketball program. I know Coach Kiffin shares my thoughts, and the feeling that, 'Gosh, a vast majority of those guys are doing the right kinds of things.' Certainly, that's the case here, but we're accountable.
"(Men's athletic director) Mike Hamilton has provided strong leadership for this program. The messages that we've delivered to our student-athletes have been consistent, but we've got to take the hit here and be accountable, and then let this thing run its course. We'll move on to the basketball court, and we'll move on to the next chapters here down the road."
Q: So, to be clear, you could conceivably dismiss at least one of these guys even though all charges are misdemeanors?
PEARL: "Dismissing players is a possibility. A lot of it's not just going to depend on this particular outcome; a lot of it's going to depend on the history of the student-athlete, as it relates to his conduct over a period of the last two, three or four years. We'll be fair. We'll be firm. We're not going to underreact, and we're not going to overreact. The people here at the University of Tennessee and the people of the state of Tennessee have given me this basketball program. Let me run it, and I'll make the right decisions to the very best of my ability."
Q: What has Mike Hamilton's response been to this incident?
"Mike's been supportive. Mike's allowed me to call the shots, but with great guidance. He was aware of what was going on within one hour (of the incident), and within five minutes of my knowledge. I can tell you he's not happy. I can tell you he's upset. I can tell you he's disappointed. I can tell you he's taking full responsibility and accountability himself. He has less control than we as coaches do, and he's counting on us coaches to do the job. And we've let him down."
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Univision Communications has upped Bert Medina to senior VP and operating manager of its second broadcast network, Telefutura.Medina replaces Alina Falcon, who was promoted to exec VP and operating manager of the flagship Univision network. Medina was VP-general manager of the Chicago TV stations WGBO-Univision and WXFT-Telefutura; Vincent Cordero replaces him.
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Jessi June: A former Jacques girl gets back in touch nsfw
We've featured a lot of truly stunning women between the pages of Jacques magazine, but one of our perennial fan-favorites is the stunning Jessi June. This gorgeous 21-year-old entrepreneur was happy to answer some questions and get back in touch.
At just 21 years of age, Jessi June has achieved more in her career than many of us might in a lifetime. With her smoldering eyes, dangerous curves and inviting lips, she's earned a legion of adoring fans (over two and a half million on her Google Plus page alone) but also the intense respect and admiration of all those in the fashion and glamor industry who've worked with her.
A social media guru, a bold entrepreneur, and absolute sweetheart to work with, Jessi June is the very epitome of the type of woman we like to feature in Jacques – so we were incredibly excited to get back in touch with her.
Jessi! How long ago was it since you posed for Jacques? It was for our special Sports issue and you were an immediate hit with readers. What was it like shooting for Jacques? How did you get involved with the magazine?
Oh Man… I'm thinking it had to be almost 3 years ago to be honest! I loved the shots, and Jacques found me early on in my career, so it was pretty big for me at the time!
The photographer was very nice, and everyone I dealt with was so awesome and professional! I remember they found my pictures online and contacted me to shoot, and as soon as I saw the great quality of the work and the magazine, how could I say no?
So you were playing tennis in that shoot. How's your backhand in real life? What's your sport?
Ha, I still remember that little skirt and the shoes! I wish I could actually play tennis but I'm about as uncoordinated as they come! I'm ok throwing a football, and that's about it!
Your career has been skyrocketing for the last few years. What are some of the big things you've been involved with recently, and where can fans check them out?
Well, ever since Jacques, with my first published nude photos, the whole sexy thing took off, and I've worked with Playboy, Penthouse, Maxim (as both a model and a writer for 10 international editions), and a ton of other stuff.
I don't want to be one of those name dropping people just listing shit off, but a quick glance at my G+ page, with 2.5 million followers will probably tell ya more!
You've also earned quite the reputation as a social media guru – especially on Reddit and Google Plus. Why do you think you've made such a big and successful impact on social media? Where did you learn to do what you do?
Honestly, I think it's just because I keep it real… I have one name, one account, on everything. I'm not trying to use a pseudonym for my modeling, a real name for my family, and scattering everything that way. I'm one person to everyone, and I keep it real and honest!
If I do something, shoot something, whatever, I live up to it! The internet respects people who keep it honest and humble, and that helps make people enjoy following you, because they know they can believe what you say, and you're not just looking to sell them something or get them to vote on something or whatever other way of using them for profit, like so many people are only looking to do.
You've made an appearance on Reddit's /r/gonewild subreddit quite a few times (to thunderous applause and an avalanche of karma.) What tips do you have for readers considering sharing their saucy snaps with Redditors?
Well, I do love Reddit! Knowing I'm one of the top ten all time r/Gonewild posts is pretty amazing considering how many gorgeous women submit themselves every day.
I would tell girls to just have fun with it and don't worry about the up votes. Post pics you like, your comfortable with, and doing whatever you want to do. Your comfort will show through in your sexiness, and no one likes those awkward, "I don't really like this, but I think you will and I want Karma" looks some girls do… You can just tell when it's not natural.
Just do you, and plenty of people will like it, even if it doesn't make front page every time.
You're best known for your looks, and for being a beautiful model. Do you think this has led to people overlooking other awesome attributes that you possess?
I have other attributes? Quit talking crazy! Lol.
I mean, look: facts are facts, and when a girl makes a living off her looks, a lot of people are going to assume she couldn't do much else. The first mistake there is generalizing, whether it's on models or any one else, and the second mistake is assuming, which doesn't always work out well either. I know a girl who's been in Playboy more times then I can count, has traveled this country up and done and is almost done with her PhD. Sure, there are some girls who are dumb as a box of rocks in this world, but it's never good to generalize.
As for me? I think I've made enough of a reputation out there for other stuff like the social media growth and the writing that people view me more as a business woman now than just a model, and I love that fact! But it did take some time to overcome the stereotype. But what's life without hurdles?? ;)
Beyond your looks, what one thing about yourself do you think would make people want to know you better?
Man, I would think that they have Jessi June overload right now between Facebook, Twitter, G+, etc. But, I guess it would be how hard I work. That's one of the most common things brought up by the fans on my Social sites.
If I'm not shooting, I'm booking in more shoots. I travel 365 days a year, don't have a home base, and work about 320-330 days a year. No vacations, no real breaks, and I wouldn't have it any other way. That's usually what gets people asking the most questions, because they think I'm half insane, not out partying and socializing and whatnot.
You're clearly destined for fame and fortune – where do you plan on being in five years time?
5 years?? Well, hopefully still modeling and busy being the CEO of my own company.
I'm dabbling in a couple different businesses right now and looking into getting some things ramped up before my modeling starts to slow down. I mean, I'm only 21, so I still have some time ahead of me before I need to worry about the modeling dying down, but I want to get things rolling now, so when my first few attempts at business fail (as so many first attempts do as people learn), I can still lean on my modeling while I get the next generation of business rolling.
I won't be one of these girls out begging for Hollywood roles; that's just not my style. I want to be the one behind things, not the talent.
And finally – if the stars aligned, would we ever have the chance of seeing you in the pages of Jacques magazine again?
I would absolutely love to! In fact, go tell your editor to call me and let's get a shoot scheduled in so I can get all sexied up and naked for your awesome readers! Go on, get going! And you readers out there… Let the magazine know it's time to double down on some Jessi June and let's get this rolling! It's been too long! :)


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Danny Welbeck offered fans of two clubs more glimpses of his undoubted talent in a season curtailed by a late knee injury...
Story of the season: Danny got his personal campaign underway in the Carling Cup third-round tie against Wolves in September, and wasted little time opening his goal account, scoring the winner in the 1-0 win. A week and a half later he made his only league start of the season in the 2-2 draw at Sunderland. He followed that by coming off the bench against Bolton in the next league game, and 10 days later he was back in the Carling Cup starting line-up. The fourth-round opponents were Barnsley, and again Welbeck was on the scoresheet in a 2-0 win. Next came another little milestone in his fledgling career – his Champions League debut. Danny won't remember it too fondly, though, as United lost 1-0 at home to Besiktas, surrendering a proud home record in the process. Further starts came against Tottenham in the Carling Cup, Wolfsburg in the Champions League and Leeds in the FA Cup, as well as a couple of Premier League appearances from the bench. After the arrival of Mame Biram Diouf in January, Sir Alex allowed Danny to become his son Darren's first acquisition for Preston. The loan move went well, with Danny notching twice in his first three games, but a knee injury in March cut


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This season, the new Pioneer Conference will see Rock Canyon, Legend and Castle View move up to 5A and compete against opponents from Colorado Springs. Independent Valor, after running an early season gauntlet against Mullen and Utah power Bingham High School, will play against Pioneer opponents.
Currently the Valor Christian Eagles are on a 24 game winning streak and attempting to post their third straight state title, this time in 5A. Since their start, Valor has always reloaded and this year will be the same. Highlighting this season are big name players from big name football families. Christian McCaffrey returns as the state's top back and Luke Del Rio, committed to Oklahoma State, debuts at the helm of the O. As talented as McCaffrey and Del Rio are, the story of Valor could be the lesser known players. On offense Nick Ulmer is a receiver to watch, while running backs Daryl Hawkins and Cameron Gray would be All-State 1,000 plus yard rusher on other squads. Up front Valor lost All-Stater Alex Kozan, but they return seniors Sione Maumau and Leuluai Io. Underclassmen Sam Kozan and Alex Ruth make their bones this year in the trenches.
Defensively OLB Carlos Aviles will lead with support from Gray. Up front three year starter Stanley Gilbert returns to anchor a deep defensive front. Strong safety Levi Wadell returns from injury and is hungry to play. Junior defensive back Marcus Wilson is a player to watch as is another player from football royalty defensive back Brian Dawkins.
The Fountain-Fort CarsonTrojans, under Mitch Johnson, are one of the state's most consistent teams. This year, like many years, FFC has great backs in Trae Banks and Anthony Davis. Last season Banks posted over 1,200 yards.
Heritage long time Head Coach Mike Griebel will be the first to admit last season was a disappointment, but expect improvement in 2012. After a tough junior campaign, senior gunslinging QB Ryan Novak has worked hard for his final season. Lineman Jon Wilson protects up front while senior RB Bryan Carlson will be the offensive workhorse.
Doherty has fallen on hard times of late but talent is there. New Head Coach David Joyce has young and talented RB Zach Young to carry the ball.
Much like Doherty, Palmer High breaks in another new coach with Justin Rich now at the reigns. There is talent at Palmer, but will it gel this year.
Last season Castle View used a huge offensive line to power its way to an 11-2 record in 4A. This year key parts of the line and offense may need time, but an experienced defense will help. Tim Hunsaker will pull double duty in the trenches while Brendan McGowan does it all at H-back, defensive end and punter.
Rock Canyon, new to 5A, comes off a 4A playoff berth and will once again rely on the ironman work of Eric Williams. Williams, who never leaves the field, rushed for over 2,000 yards last season, while also making an impact on D. The Jags need others to step up if they want to compete at Colorado's highest level.
Legend High School has talent in linebacker Colton Fries and athlete Connor Orgill. Depth could come into play as they make the move up.