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Coach: Todd Gurley going pro
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Georgia Bulldogs junior running back Todd Gurley has informed coach Mark Richt that he plans to enter the NFL draft.
Richt made the announcement after the Bulldogs' practice Friday for the Belk Bowl. The 13th-ranked Bulldogs face No. 20 Louisville on Tuesday.
"He will be a very high draft pick," said Richt, adding that Gurley's rehabilitation from a knee injury was going well. "I wouldn't be shocked to see him doing a lot of things for the scouts before the draft."
Gurley was a preseason Heisman Trophy candidate and got off to a strong start, but a four-game suspension and a knee injury derailed his season.
ESPN NFL draft Insider Mel Kiper Jr. has Gurley as his No. 2-rated running back and projected as an early second-round draft pick. ESPN NFL draft Insider Todd McShay, in his first mock draft, has Gurley slated as a late first-round pick.
Gurley attended practice with his teammates Friday but was not made available for interviews.
The 6-foot-1, 236-pound Gurley ran for 911 yards and nine touchdowns in six games this season, averaging 7.4 yards per carry. He was suspended four games in October by the NCAA for taking $3,000 for autographed memorabilia and other items over two years. In Gurley's first game back against Auburn, he tore his anterior cruciate ligament, ending his season.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Despite fan criticism, Bulldogs will miss Mike Bobo
Now they'll get to learn whether the Bulldogs will be as potent on the field -- and on the recruiting trail -- without him.
It's a calculated risk for the Rams. Like McElwain, Bobo directed a pro-style offense at an SEC school and doesn't have any head-coaching experience.
Unlike McElwain, though, Bobo has spent his entire life in the Southeast and has few connections in the West. McElwain was a former assistant at Eastern Washington, Montana State and Fresno State, among other schools, before leaving his job as Alabama's offensive coordinator to coach the Rams in 2012.
Bobo was regarded as one of the top recruiters in the SEC, helping the Bulldogs land star players like tailbacks Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall, quarterbacks Matthew Stafford and Aaron Murray, and receiver Malcolm Mitchell, among others. He'll have to hire assistants familiar with California and Texas, which are traditional recruiting grounds for Mountain West Conference schools. At the same time, he'll be able to extend Colorado State's recruiting grounds into the Southeast.
Colorado State's offense under Bobo will probably look familiar to the system McElwain installed there. After Bobo became Georgia's offensive coordinator in 2007, the Bulldogs showed the ability to both throw and run the ball as well as anyone. This past season, the Bulldogs ran a hurry-up offense after losing Gurley to a suspension and knee injury.
With Murray under center, the Bulldogs set school records for points and touchdowns in 2012 and averaged 36.7 points in 2013. This season, No. 13 Georgia is on pace to shatter the school scoring record with 41.7 points per game, despite having a first-year starting quarterback, senior Hutson Mason, and having Gurley for only six games.
Still, Bobo's work never seemed good enough for part of Georgia's fickle fan base. He was heavily criticized for his play calling late in the fourth quarter of the Bulldogs' 38-35 loss at South Carolina on Sept. 13.
Trailing by three points with 5:24 left, the Bulldogs faced first-and-goal at the South Carolina 4 after cornerback Damian Swann's interception. On first down, Bobo called a play-action pass, and Mason was penalized for intentional grounding after being hurried. After Georgia gained only three yards on the next two plays, kicker Marshall Morgan missed a 28-yard field goal that would have tied the game.
Two days after the loss, Bobo accepted blame for the defeat.
"This is what I think: It's a bottom-line business, and the bottom line is we had a chance to score and we didn't get it done," Bobo said. "We had three shots at it and we didn't get it in the end zone. And so that's ultimately my responsibility and my fault. But it was something that we thought would work at the time and it obviously didn't work."
Georgia coach Mark Richt defended Bobo, while admitting the Bulldogs should have tried to hammer the ball into the end zone with their running game.
"I just want to make it real clear that I think Mike Bobo is one of the best coordinators in America and one of the best playcallers, and I've got full faith in the guy," Richt said.
Now the Rams are putting their faith in another SEC offensive coordinator. After 14 seasons at Georgia, it was time for Bobo to leave his alma mater. He earned $575,000 last year (after receiving a $240,000 raise in 2013), which ranked 40th among FBS assistants, according to a recent survey of salaries by USA Today.
Richt is expected to call Georgia's offensive plays against Louisville in the Dec. 30 Belk Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina. He's already started a search for Bobo's replacement, and former Florida and Duke offensive coordinator Kurt Roper is on his radar. Former Alabama and Michigan offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier is another possibility; he's also a potential target for McElwain.
Georgia fans who wanted Bobo to leave had better hope his replacement is as good.
SEC rivalries that need to happen
What Saban and Meyer did -- and what Saban keeps doing -- in the SEC has changed the landscape of the league. And even though they met just three times in the SEC, we all wanted to watch when they did. So why not have a few games that we all get hyped up for when they come around?
I came up with five games that I want to see turn into or turn back into great rivalries to get your popcorn ready for. Of course, scheduling hurts most of these games, but maybe the right people will hear me out ...
Have a few of your own rivalries you want to see in the SEC? List them below!
1. Alabama vs. Florida: Remember when these two just couldn't stop playing each other in the SEC championship games in the 90s? Remember the Meyer-Saban days? Now, there's another ex-Saban assistant -- Jim McElwain -- coaching the Gators, and a chance of redemption in Gainesville. Saban and Alabama are the class of the SEC, just like Florida was in the 90s. Having these guys good at the same time and playing against each other, more often than not, is good for the league.
2. Arkansas vs. Auburn: OK, so these two play every year, but, man, amping up the Gus Malzahn-Bret Bielema storyline would be great. They've both exchanged words with each other, there's been controversy, and they are both the antithesis of each other when it comes to offensive philosophies. This game has the chance to be fun for everyone who cares anything concerned with SEC football. The quiet Malzahn vs. the brash Bielema is too good not to be on everyone's radar each year.
3. Georgia vs. LSU: The Tigers hold a 16-13-1 series lead over Georgia, and that 44-41 Georgia win in 2013 was one for the ages. These two are two of the best in their respective divisions, and should play a lot more than they do, but with the new scheduling format, we have to wait and wait. I mean who wouldn't want to see the laid back Mark Richt in his signature sunglasses taking on the Mad Hatter more? Two very different, yet very successful coaching styles meeting more often just needs to happen.
4. Ole Miss vs. Tennessee: These two went back-and-forth in the 1970s, but Tennessee has dominated the series. However, with Hugh Freeze at the helm in Oxford, this has the chance to be a fun little rivalry to keep an eye on. Why? Well, Freeze coached in the state of Tennessee for more than a decade and can recruit in Butch Jones' backyard when needed. The two played in a lopsided Ole Miss win this year, but with Tennessee trending up with its young talent, these two could have much more competitive games in the future.
5. Missouri vs. Texas A&M: I mean, they were together in the Big 12, and it only makes sense that they ignite those old bitter feelings for each other. Honestly, this game should be played every year because of that. You have two very impressive coaching résumés and two schools that entered the SEC poking their own chests out at the SEC elite. It's been great, so let's get them back on the schedule!
Honorable mention
Auburn vs. Florida: This was one of the great rivalries in the league before it was basically discontinued in 2003. There have been classics in the past and the 2000s brought us some nail-biters in this game, as well. It was sad for both fan bases when this game got cut from both schools' regular schedules, but now Will Muschamp is at Auburn, so hopefully these two can meet while he's still on the Plains.
Who will fill open coordinator positions?
After all, it was a year ago that TCU's Gary Patterson hired Doug Meacham and Sonny Cumbie to run an up-tempo offense in Fort Worth -- and it nearly resulted in a playoff berth. Another: Lane Kiffin's addition to the Alabama staff worked out better than many imagined. The Tide is favored to win the initial playoff.
Here's an update on many of the Power 5 coordinator vacancies. I didn't include Baylor or Ohio State's offensive coordinator positions, since the Bears will likely promote Kendal Briles and OSU will elevate Ed Warinner. That still leaves attractive offensive assistant jobs open at both schools, however.
Florida offensive coordinator
Florida AD Jeremy Foley hired Jim McElwain because of his background as an OC
Early Offer: Recruiting fans' Christmas wish lists
@jeremycrabtree Ole Miss CeCe Jefferson to add to an already great defense. And DeMarcus Lodge to go along with our other talented WR.— Joe Turnage (@Joe_T25) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree Florida- Bryon Cowart, CeCe, Ivey, Holland, Jordan Scarlett— Trenton Stowell (@tstowell24) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree b cowart Cece and dpayne come to auburn to make impact on defense— Tad tisdale (@TadTisdale) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree Ryan Davis at Kstate— darren mueller (@milkman2993) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball Daylon Mack to #LSU. He would play from day 1.— Dustin L. Davis (@DustinLDavis) December 21, 2014
A quarterback. #VirginiaTech MT "@jeremycrabtree: What recruits do you want your school to land for Christmas?"— Joe Kriz (@joe_kriz) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball Van Jefferson, Roquan Smith, and Keep Bobo #UGA football— Dx2 (@theReal_DrDave) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball OU-Demarcus Lodge— RNS (@LTBCEO) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball @tezivey @ByronHawkStar99 @cecejeferson7 @Famousscarlett @thaRD5 @Jalen_Merrick @K72_Phillips @Deondre_3— Gator_Fan_4Life (@gatorsfan1977) December 21, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball a&m get daylon Mack— Trey Burnett (@rednationrocks2) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball Martez Ivey and Daron Payne would be huge for Auburn. Need depth at those positions and they are both studs.— jakewright (@jakewright1996) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @kris23db -DBU.— Zane Ellis (@ZaneMoneyEllis) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree @ESPNRNFball #EarlyOffer Daylon Mack, Kris Boyd, and Warren for #Texas— Evan Yarbrough (@evan_yarbrough) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree Kyle Phillips and Ugo Amadi! #Vols— Jarret Henry (@JarretHenry) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree DL-N Gallimore,G Campbell,D Daniels LB-McGinnis,Wheeler, Josh Smith OL-Wariboko, Teauma WR - Newsome DB-Orr, Dalton #Sooners— nk boomer (@nk_boomer) December 22, 2014
@jeremycrabtree KSU - Kylan Johnson@shotime_kc— Wildcat_Jeff (@Snyder_cat) December 22, 2014
Entertaining Miami Beach Bowl overshadowed by ugly brawl
2. One of the biggest reasons for Mark Richt's enduring success at Georgia apparently is leaving for Colorado State. Mike Bobo has been on Richt's staff for all 14 of his seasons in Athens, the last eight as offensive coordinator. In the last three season, Georgia has averaged at least 36 points and 450 yards per game. Colorado State had good success the last time it hired an SEC offensive coordinator. But Jim McElwain came from Alabama with a western pedigree. Bobo, 40, played at Georgia and has worked there for all but one year of his coaching career. It's a gamble, but Bobo has credentials worth gambling on.
3. No offense to my colleague Adam Schefter, who covers the NFL like white on rice. But a story that Stanford head coach David Shaw is not interested in coaching in the NFL is only news if you're in the NFL. It's like a story reporting that Bill Belichick is not interested in coaching at Michigan. Shaw has repeatedly made it clear that he is emotionally invested in Stanford. Getting out the message is a problem that's not unique to Shaw -- ask Bob Stoops how many times he has dealt with questions about leaving Oklahoma. So Schefter's story is one that may be written again next year.
Colorado State hires Mike Bobo
Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo has agreed to be the head coach at Colorado State, the school announced Monday night.
Bobo's deal is expected to be for five years, a source told Schad.
Colorado State feels Bobo's recruiting plan, personality and demeanor are an excellent fit for the program.
The Rams' previous head coach, Jim McElwain, was hired by the Gators this offseason to fill the same role at Florida.
Bobo's Bulldogs ranked 30th in the nation in yards per game this season, 11 spots behind Colorado State's potent attack. Bobo was named Georgia's offensive coordinator in 2007 after joining head coach Mark Richt's staff in 2001.
Information from ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
Top sleeper commits: SEC
Throughout our evaluations we've come across many players who show promise and are great additions based on their upside for development and/or scheme fit.
Here are five commitments in the SEC that we feel are unheralded, but great additions worth keeping an eye on.
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SEC bowl predictions
Duck Commander Independence Bowl
December 27, 3:30 p.m. ET, ABC
Why Miami wins: My question is: How motivated will this South Carolina team be? The same can be said for Miami, but the Hurricanes have Duke Johnson, arguably the best player on the field. Miami is 6-1 when it rushes for more than 125 yards. Don't be surprised if Johnson reaches that number on his own. Miami 34, South Carolina 24 -- Greg Ostendorf
Why South Carolina wins: So the Gamecocks have one of the SEC's worst defenses and let Clemson walk over them to end the season? Steve Spurrier and his crew are getting a few weeks to regroup and forget such a bad regular season. Plus, Miami lost five of its six games by 10 or more points, so just do the math. South Carolina 27, Miami 24 -- Edward Aschoff
AutoZone Liberty Bowl
December 29, 2 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why West Virginia wins: Call me crazy, but I don't see bowl practice yielding a dramatic turnaround for Texas A&M. While I expect Kyle Allen and the offense to be fine, I don't know how that defense gets any better -- especially without a coordinator in place. In the end, Dana Holgorsen and Clint Trickett light up the Aggies' secondary and win. West Virginia 45, Texas A&M 35 -- Alex Scarborough
Why Texas A&M wins: Texas A&M was hard to figure this season. The Aggies were all over the place, pretty good one game and pretty bad the next. West Virginia likes to play hurry-up offense the way Texas A&M does, so get ready for a shootout. The Aggies still haven't proved that they're ready for prime time defensively, but will score enough points in this one that it won't matter. Texas A&M 45, West Virginia 38 -- Chris Low
AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl
December 29, 9 p.m., ESPN
Why Arkansas wins big: Which team led the SEC in points allowed per game for the month of November? Alabama? Ole Miss? Missouri? None of the above. It was the Razorbacks, who allowed an FBS-best 9.5 points per game. I just can't see Tyrone Swoopes and the Longhorns bucking that trend in this one. Arkansas 28, Texas 10 -- Greg Ostendorf
Why Texas keeps it close: This is a matchup of two teams that played better down the stretch. Texas won four of its last six games to reach bowl eligibility and played some decent defense along the way. I'm still going with Arkansas because of the way the Hogs finished the season, but I think Texas will make it interesting. Arkansas 21, Texas 14 -- David Ching
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl
December 30, 3 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why LSU wins big: Notre Dame has quarterback issues and LSU has a secondary that is one of the best nationally at defending the pass. If Leonard Fournette & Co. can run the ball the way they did on Thanksgiving against Texas A&M against Notre Dame's banged-up D, the Tigers should be able to cruise to a win. LSU 27, Notre Dame 17 -- Sam Khan Jr.
Why Notre Dame keeps it close: With the exception of Kentucky, LSU hasn't blown out a Power 5 team all season. This team simply is not built for that. As bad as Notre Dame's defense has played down the stretch -- and they have been bad -- the Fighting Irish will hang around. If only LSU had a quarterback. LSU 24, Notre Dame 21 -- Greg Ostendorf
Belk Bowl
December 30, 6:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why Louisville wins: Oh, the fun we'll have with Todd Grantham facing his old team. Both Grantham and Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo want a shot at each other, which means this one will be back-and-forth and plenty fun. Something tells me Bobby Petrino's offense proves to be too much in the fourth, and a late Georgia turnover seals it. Louisville 27, Georgia 23 -- Edward Aschoff
Why Georgia wins: Sure, Todd Grantham knows this team well, but Mark Richt knows Grantham well, too. And if Georgia blocks up front as well as it has and Nick Chubb runs like he has been running, that's not easy to defend. The Bulldogs average 41 points per game for a reason; I suspect they're headed that way again. Georgia 41, Louisville 31 -- Sam Khan Jr.
Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl
December 31, 12:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why TCU wins big: TCU hasn't seen anything like Ole Miss' defense, which leads the nation by allowing 13.8 points per game. But I don't think the Rebels will be able to shut down (or keep up with) Trevone Boykin and an explosive TCU offense that averages 46.8 ppg. Not without injured receiver Laquon Treadwell. TCU 40, Ole Miss 24 -- David Ching
Why Ole Miss keeps it close: The popular storyline for the Peach Bowl is TCU's high-powered offense versus Ole Miss' talented Landshark defense. But let's not forget about Bo Wallace and the Rebels' offense. Even without Laquon Treadwell, I expect Ole Miss to put up enough points to make it a ballgame. TCU 42, Ole Miss 38 -- Alex Scarborough
Capital One Orange Bowl
December 31, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why Georgia Tech wins: Georgia Tech's option offense is never a lot of fun to prepare for. The Bulldogs have had some extra time to get ready during the bowl practices, but will be without defensive coordinator Geoff Collins, who left to take the Florida defensive coordinator job. The Yellow Jackets were an offensive machine the last month of the season, and that won't change in Miami. Georgia Tech 31, Mississippi State 30 -- Chris Low
Why Mississippi State wins: Generally when opponents have time to practice for Georgia Tech's option offense, they fare well. Paul Johnson is 1-5 in bowl games since arriving at Tech in 2008. Although they'll have to function without defensive coordinator Geoff Collins, the Bulldogs will still get the job done. Mississippi State 28, Georgia Tech 21 -- David Ching
Outback Bowl
January 1, Noon ET, ESPN2
Why Auburn wins big: Wisconsin's strength is running the ball. While Auburn's defense leaves much to be desired, that's one area where they're decent, ranking 46th nationally in rushing yardage allowed. And though Barry Alvarez is a Hall of Fame coach, I'll take Gus Malzahn over someone coaching his second game in eight years. Auburn 45, Wisconsin 28 -- Sam Khan Jr.
Why Wisconsin keeps it close: Something tells me Melvin Gordon is going to go out with a bang. And, frankly, nothing I've seen from Auburn makes me believe it will be able to stop him. While the Tigers ultimately should win, Gordon and the Badgers will have enough success running the football to keep things close. Auburn 35, Wisconsin 30 -- Alex Scarborough
Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl
January 1, 1 p.m. ET, ABC
Why Missouri wins big: Forget the SEC championship game; there's still something about Missouri. Like last season, the Tigers continued to find ways to win. And when they lost in Atlanta in 2013, they went out and beat Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl. I expect more of the same this time around. Missouri 24, Minnesota 14 -- Alex Scarborough
Why Minnesota keeps it close: Weird things always happen during bowl season, and while Minnesota doesn't exactly wow me, I think this game will be much closer than it should be. The Tigers still have an offense that can drag, while the Gophers are trying to win their first bowl game since 2004, which incidentally came against another SEC team (Alabama). I have a feeling this one will hurt our eyes at times. Missouri 23, Minnesota 21 -- Edward Aschoff
Allstate Sugar Bowl
College Football Playoff semifinal
January 1, 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why Alabama wins big: The last thing we remember is Ohio State blowing out Wisconsin in the Big Ten championship game, and Cardale Jones doing his best Troy Smith impersonation. I'm not sold. I think the young quarterback struggles against this stout Alabama defense. And good luck shutting out the Crimson Tide. That's not happening with Lane Kiffin calling plays. Alabama has too many playmakers. Alabama 31, Ohio State 7 -- Greg Ostendorf
Why Ohio State keeps it close: The Buckeyes didn't get here by being an average team. This is a really good team. Urban Meyer knows what to expect from a Saban-coached team thanks to his days in the SEC. Cardale Jones showed he can throw the ball well, and that's one thing Alabama had trouble defending in the Iron Bowl. Alabama 31, Ohio State 24 -- Sam Khan Jr.
TaxSlayer Bowl
January 2, 3:20 p.m. ET, ESPN
Why Tennessee wins: On one sideline, you have Tennessee, which won three of its last four games to reach bowl eligibility for the first time in years. On the other side, Iowa lost three of its last four. Iowa is better than its record, but I'm putting some faith in Tennessee quarterback Josh Dobbs. Tennessee 23, Iowa 21 -- David Ching
Why Iowa wins: Butch Jones really appears to have Tennessee moving in the right direction. The Vols probably could -- and should -- have won a couple more games in 2014, but that's why Jones is building. And while there's absolutely nothing flashy about anything that Iowa does on offense, I think the grinding nature of the Hawkeyes will eventually wear Tennessee's line down. Expect a couple of costly turnovers from the Vols as well. Iowa 21, Tennessee 17 -- Edward Aschoff
Birmingham Bowl
January 3, Noon ET, ESPN
Why Florida wins: East Carolina is great at throwing the ball -- the Pirates are second nationally with 367.3 passing yards per game -- but Florida is equipped to defend that style of offense pretty effectively. It's hard to know what to expect from a team playing with an interim coach, but I'll give the Gators a slight edge. Florida 17, East Carolina 14 -- David Ching
Why East Carolina wins: The big question in this one: How genuinely excited is Florida to be in this game? East Carolina, on the other hand, would love to take home an SEC pelt and has the kind of high-scoring offense that could give the Gators' smothering defense trouble. Better days are ahead for Florida's program, but this won't be one of them. East Carolina 27, Florida 21 -- Chris Low
Greg Ostendorf: 89-23
Edward Aschoff: 87-25
David Ching: 86-26
Chris Low: 86-26
Sam Khan Jr.: 84-28
Alex Scarborough: 83-29
Power 5 Sleeper Recruits
SEC morning links
The Football Writers Association of America released its All-America team and there is plenty of SEC representation on it, including six members on the first team (Amari Cooper, Reese Dismukes, Shane Ray, Benardrick McKinney, Landon Collins and Senquez Golson. The SEC got seven total players on the two teams. On Tuesday, The Associated Press All-America teams were released and the SEC got 15 players across the three squads.
Kentucky had a void to fill at offensive coordinator when Neal Brown left the Wildcats to become the head coach at Troy and it looks like Mark Stoops has his man. Several reports point to West Virginia offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson as Stoops' pick to replace Brown at the position. It ensures some continuity for the Wildcats, who ran the well-known Air Raid offense under Brown the last two seasons. Dawson is also an Air Raid disciple, having worked under Dana Holgorsen. At West Virginia, Holgorsen was the playcaller, but Dawson has been in the offense long enough to be well-versed in it so the transition to handling those duties at Kentucky should be smooth. West Virginia averaged 502 offensive yards per game (11th nationally) while Kentucky averaged 384.5 yards per game (75th).
Around the SEC
- If you're a fan of the Christmas spirit and the SEC then SEC Network has just the thing: A burning Yule Log with SEC fight songs on Christmas morning on SEC Network.
- There's a report out that Mississippi State linebacker Benardrick McKinney is considered a lock to enter the NFL draft.
- Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo interviewed for the vacant Colorado State head coaching job. If he leaves, he will be missed.
- Bo Wallace can pass Eli Manning in career wins with 25 if he guides Ole Miss to a victory in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl.
- Georgia paid $43,301.36 for Todd Gurley's legal representation during an NCAA investigation this year.
If Jim Harbaugh ends up making $8 mil at Michigan per @RapSheet, Nick Saban won't be happy making a paltry $7.5 a year.— Paul Finebaum (@finebaum) December 17, 2014
Leonard Floyd won't play Belk Bowl
Georgia will be without linebacker Leonard Floyd when it takes on Louisville in the Belk Bowl later this month.
Floyd had surgery Tuesday to "clean up his shoulder," according to Georgia coach Mark Richt.
"We wanted to give [Floyd] the maximum amount of time to be prepared for his senior year," Richt said Wednesday during his Belk Bowl news conference.
Richt announced Saturday at a team function that Floyd would be coming back to Georgia for his senior year rather than entering the NFL draft.
Floyd, named the defense's most valuable player in 2014, led the Bulldogs with six sacks and finished with 55 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles.
Richt said a timetable for Floyd's return to the field has not yet been set.
Georgia season review
What could they have done if star running back Todd Gurley hadn't missed half the season -- first because of an NCAA eligibility case and later because of a season-ending knee injury? What might have happened if they had finished better in winnable games against South Carolina and Georgia Tech?
An SEC East title and a playoff spot were attainable goals for Georgia this season, so the Bulldogs have to feel some disappointment after the regular season because of their missed opportunities.
Let's recap:
Best win: Only days after Georgia coach Mark Richt first sat down Gurley about the eligibility issue, the Bulldogs traveled to Missouri and blasted the Tigers 34-0. The Bulldogs picked off four Maty Mauk passes and held Mizzou to 147 yards of total offense, and freshman Nick Chubb proved to be a capable replacement for Gurley, rushing 38 times for 143 yards and a score. Honorable mention goes to Georgia's 34-7 win against Auburn, when Gurley and Chubb led a rushing attack that accumulated 289 yards. Jeremy Pruitt's defense also limited Auburn's explosive offense to 292 total yards.
Worst loss: The circumstances behind Georgia's 38-20 loss to Florida on Nov. 1 made the loss even more painful. The writing was on the wall that Gators coach Will Muschamp was on his way out, and Florida's offense seemingly couldn't do anything right leading into its trip to Jacksonville. But the Gators ran all over Georgia that day, posting 418 rushing yards -- the second most ever against a UGA defense -- en route to an enormous upset of then-No. 9 Georgia. Florida's win stopped Georgia's three-game series winning streak, and briefly gave Muschamp hope of staying on as head coach.
Player of year: Chubb. Gurley would have cruised to this honor since he was once the leading candidate to win the Heisman Trophy. But you can't win for half a season of work. Chubb was a force once the opportunity arrived. With Gurley available for the first five games, Chubb ran just 31 times for 224 yards. Over the final seven games, the freshman ran 155 times for 1,057 yards. Chubb ranks second in the SEC in rushing (1,281 yards), was named SEC Freshman of the Year, and made the first-team All-SEC squad for both the coaches and media.
Breakout player: Isaiah McKenzie. Since we have already discussed Chubb, how about a guy who breathed life into Georgia's awful return game? Georgia hadn't returned a punt for a touchdown since the 2011 season when McKenzie took one to the house against Troy. He repeated the feat with a 59-yard runback against Kentucky, on a day when he also took the opening kickoff back 90 yards for a score. At the end of the regular season, the freshman nicknamed "The Human Joystick" because of his slippery moves is averaging 12.1 yards per punt return and 28.1 yards per kickoff return.
Play of year: Instead of narrowing it down to one play, let's recap five of Gurley's greatest hits from the season. His UGA career ended in disappointment, but he'll still go down as one of the greatest Bulldogs running backs ever. Here's a reminder of why:
A 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against Clemson.
His 51-yard touchdown run against Tennessee.
A 26-yard run against Tennessee where he hurdled a defender.
When he took a direct snap in the Wildcat and floated a 50-yard pass to tight end Jeb Blazevich against Vanderbilt.
His first touch upon his return from suspension, when he returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown against Auburn (although it was called back on a penalty).
2015 outlook: Even without Gurley and some important seniors -- namely linebackers Amarlo Herrera and Ramik Wilson, cornerback Damian Swann, receivers Michael Bennett and Chris Conley, and quarterback Hutson Mason -- Georgia still has reason for optimism next season. For starters, Richt announced over the weekend that outside linebackers Leonard Floyd and Jordan Jenkins, receiver Malcolm Mitchell and left tackle John Theus will all return. If Georgia can find a consistent replacement for Mason under center, Chubb and the returning skill talent should help the offense remain productive. It's reasonable to expect the defense to keep improving in Year 2 under Pruitt, as well.
Todd Gurley Headed To The NFL
Monday, 12/29
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9th Annual Blended Learning Conference and Workshop
Outstanding session proposals will be recognized during a ceremony at the conference, which takes place April 23–24, 2012 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (Feb. 23, 2012) — The Sloan Consortium today announced its "Best-in-Track" sessions, recognizing exceptional speaker submissions for the 9th Annual Sloan Consortium Blended Learning Conference and Workshop, which takes place April 23–24, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
"While we received a number of exceptional proposals across all five tracks, those selected for Best-in-Track sessions represent the very finest that blended learning has to offer," said Tanya Joosten, conference chair. "Best-in-Track proposals were highly-rated by our team of reviewers and truly address the conference theme of 'perfecting the blend.' Our thanks and congratulations are extended to these speakers for their vital contributions to the conference and to the field of blended learning at large."
The 2012 Best-in-Track sessions and speakers are:
- Faculty Development and Support: "IE Faculty Development: A Personalized Approach Focused on Innovation and Learning Design," Dolores Perez Lafuente, IE Business School (Spain)
- Research: "Perfecting Interaction in Blended Courses through Discourse Analysis," Kelvin Thompson and Susan Wegmann, University of Central Florida
- Student Support: "Start Strong: Residential Support for New Students of Blended and Online Education," Joanne Dolan, Rasmussen College
- Teaching and Learning: "Mobile Devices and Blended Learning Co-Integrating Pedagogy with Emerging Environments," Scott Hamm, Abilene Christian University
- Leadership and Administration: "Tipping the Scales: Extending Blended Learning Across 20 Institutions," Thomas Cavanagh, University of Central Florida
Best-in-Track sessions will be recognized during a luncheon ceremony on the opening day of the conference. The presentation schedule and descriptions of Best-in-Track sessions may be viewed at http://sloanconsortium.org/conference/2012/blended/best. Information about the 9th Annual Sloan-C Blended Learning Conference and Workshop, including registration links for on-site and virtual attendance, is available at http://sloanconsortium.org/blended.
About Sloan-C
The Sloan Consortium is an institutional and professional leadership organization dedicated to integrating online education into the mainstream of higher education, helping institutions and individual educators improve the quality, scale and breadth of education. For more information, visit www.sloanconsortium.org.
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A pleasingly juicy murder ballad, which I first heard on a recording by the wonderful Nancy Kerr. Unaccompanied. Features bonus snarky bird.
"Abide, abide, true love," she said,
"And you shall stay all night,
You shall have your pleasure in my room
By coal or candle light, light,
By coal or candle light."
"No, I won't abide, false lady,
And neither stay all night,
For a fairer love shall I enjoy
When I go home tonight, night,
When I go home tonight."
So he stepped off his saddle
To kiss her lips so sweet,
And with a penknife in her hand
She's wounded him full deep, deep
She's wounded him full deep.
"Why woundest me, false lady?
Why woundest me full sore?
There's not a doctor in the land
Can heal my mortal wound, wound,
Can heal my mortal wound."
She woke her maids from slumber
Three hours before the day,
"There's a dead man in my chamber
I would he were away, away,
I would he were away!"
Some took him by the lily-white hands
And others by the feet
And they threw him down in yonder well
Full fifty fathoms deep, deep
Full fifty fathoms deep.
"Lie there, lie there, you false young man
Lie there, lie there alone,
And let the one that you love best
Think you long a-coming home, home
A long a-coming home."
Then up and spoke the pretty bird
A-sitting in the tree,
"Why does my lady tarry
So long before the day, the day,
So long before the day?"
"Come down, come down you pretty bird
And sit upon my knee!
For a golden cage have I had hung
I will bestow to thee, to thee
I will bestow to thee."
"No I won't come down, false lady
Nor sit upon your knee
For you have slain your own true love
And I'm sure you would slay me, slay me
I'm sure you would slay me!"
"Well, if I had bow and arrow,
If I had shot and string,
Then I'd shoot you through the very heart
And sure no more you'd sing, sing
And sure no more you'd sing."
"Well, if you had bow and arrow,
If you had shot and string,
Then I'd shake my wings and away I'd fly
And you'd ne'er see me again, again,
You'd ne'er see me again!"
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- A northwoods football star received some recognition Wednesday. Northland Pines senior running back and linebacker Austin Ramesh was selected to the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association's First team in two positions.
Ramesh, was a first team selection as both a running back and linebacker.
Ramesh rushed for 1670 yards and 19 touchdowns during the regular season. He also led the Eagles in tackles on defense.
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Monetary incentives don't work for tasks requiring cognitive skills
An excellent video sent to us from Professor Ricardo Valerdi at MIT's Lean Advancement Initiative about a study at MIT funded by the Federal Reserve about the effectiveness of monetary incentives (preview: monetary incentives don't work for any task requiring basic cognitive function.) The video also discusses what they founddoes work to incentivize people to perform knowledge-based tasks.
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Two people were killed and at least 25 were hurt in shootings across the city since Friday night.
The most recent fatal shooting occurred Saturday night in the Burnside neighborhood on the South Side.
Police found 16-year-old Michael Flournoy III with a gunshot wound to the head at 7:53 p.m. in the 1000 block of East 93rd Street, authorities said.
Flournoy, of the 8000 block of South Evans Avenue, was dead at the scene, according to the medical examiner's office.
Flournoy, a sophomore and football player at Simeon Career Academy, was on his way to pick up chips at a store when he got into a fight with some other boys who beat him up and shot him, according to family members. No one is in custody.
Early Saturday, a man was killed and five other people were shot at a house party about 1:10 a.m. Saturday at a party in a two-flat in the 4300 block of West Wilcox Street in the West Garfield Park neighborhood, police said.
Partygoers were standing on a second-floor back porch when someone began firing shots at them from the alley, police said. When the people began running inside, a person opened fire from the front entrance of the building.
Jordan Harris, 24, of the 3000 block of West Jackson Boulevard, was shot in the throat and taken to Stroger Hospital, where he died, according to the medical examiner's office.
A 23-year-old man who was shot in the shoulder and back was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition, police said.
A 32-year-old man was shot in the abdomen and taken to Mount Sinai, and a 27-year-old woman shot in the foot also was taken to Mount Sinai in good condition, police said.
A 25-year-old woman was shot in the buttocks and also taken to Stroger Hospital.
A 43-year-old man was shot in the foot and taken to Rush University Medical Center in good condition, police said.
The most recent nonfatal shooting happened about 12:20 a.m. Monday in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood.
A 32-year-old woman was walking with two males at West 59th Street and South Campbell Avenue when two gunmen across the street opened fire, police said. The woman was shot in the shoulder, thigh and backside and taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn in serious condition. Both of the males, who were not injured in the attack, and the woman have gang affiliations, police said.
Less than two hours earlier, a 29-year-old man was shot while driving in the Humboldt Park neighborhood Sunday night.
The man was driving in the 4600 block of West Division Street at 10:55 p.m. when someone in another vehicle fired shots at him, police said. He was shot in the abdomen and drove himself to West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park, where he is listed in serious condition. Police said he is being transferred to Stroger Hospital.
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A recorded TV show plays back only audio after you install update 955519 for Windows Media Center on a Windows Vista-based computer that is configured to use digital cable card tuners
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You install the October 2008 Cumulative Update for Windows Media Center for Windows Vista (955519) on a Media Center system that has digital cable card tuners installed. When you perform back-to-back recordings, the first recorded TV show plays back correctly. However, the second recorded TV show plays back only audio.
For more information about the October 2008 cumulative update, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955519/ )October 2008 Cumulative Update for Media Center for Windows Vista
This problem is resolved in update 959485 for Media Center.
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Lars and the Real Girl
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Gosling does a great job in this movie. Overall a very interesting movie, quite touching and overall quite good. Worth the watch.
I found this quite funny.
Love this movie so much. Lars is eccentric but harmless; as the movie unwinds, we learn the cause of some of his eccentricity; and as the town where he lives fully accepts him and shows him their love through the manner he chooses, the healing begins. Sweet, funny, very touching. Just a wonderful mixture of the very ordinary and the extraordinary.
Excellent, excellent, touching and sensitive. Ryan Gosling does a great job.
surprising plot - surprisingly good. very touching relationships - both family and community. the healing of a soul.
I heard that this movie did not make a lot of money but was well liked by the critics. I think that people were put off by the idea that it would be about sex because Lars buys a "real" doll meant for that purpose.
In fact sex is not what this movie is about. It is a sweet, loving story of one mans inability to form a close relationship -except with Bianca, the doll. The sweet part is that this affects everyone in this small town.
I guess it does take a village . . .
Oddball but entertaining movie, although Ryan Gosling's tics and mannerisms were tiresome after a while.
Very Entertaining, sad, funny, and touching.
Unusual plot. Touching and deep. Ryan Gosling really is amazing!
A wonderful comedy with a sensitive undertone. Ryan Gosling plays a young man whose difficulty with relating to people takes on an interesting twist. How those around him help is a message we all could learn from. Paul Schneider does a wonderful job in the role of the brother. One of Ryan Gosling's best roles.
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Reverend Bock: Lars asked us not to wear black today. He did so to remind us that this is no ordinary funeral. We are here to celebrate Bianca's extraordinary life. From her wheelchair, Bianca reached out and touched us all, in ways we could never have imagined. She was a teacher. She was a lesson in courage. And Bianca loved us all. Especially Lars. Especially him.
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|1 My heart is confident, God; I will sing; I will sing praises with the whole of my being.
|1 My heart is steadfast, O God; I will sing and make music with all my soul.
|2 Wake up, harp and lyre! I will wake up the dawn.
|2 Awake, harp and lyre! I will awaken the dawn.
|3 I will praise You, Lord, among the peoples; I will sing praises to You among the nations.
|3 I will praise you, O LORD, among the nations; I will sing of you among the peoples.
|4 For Your faithful love is higher than the heavens; Your faithfulness reaches the clouds.
|4 For great is your love, higher than the heavens; your faithfulness reaches to the skies.
|5 God, be exalted above the heavens; let Your glory be over the whole earth.
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|6 Save with Your right hand and answer me so that those You love may be rescued.
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|7 God has spoken in His sanctuary: "I will triumph! I will divide up Shechem. I will apportion the Valley of Succoth.
|7 God has spoken from his sanctuary: "In triumph I will parcel out Shechem and measure off the Valley of Succoth.
|8 Gilead is Mine, Manasseh is Mine, and Ephraim is My helmet; Judah is My scepter.
|8 Gilead is mine, Manasseh is mine; Ephraim is my helmet, Judah my scepter.
|9 Moab is My washbasin; on Edom I throw My sandal. Over Philistia I shout in triumph."
|9 Moab is my washbasin, upon Edom I toss my sandal; over Philistia I shout in triumph."
|10 Who will bring me to the fortified city? Who will lead me to Edom?
|10 Who will bring me to the fortified city? Who will lead me to Edom?
|11 Have You not rejected us, God? God, You do not march out with our armies.
|11 Is it not you, O God, you who have rejected us and no longer go out with our armies?
|12 Give us aid against the foe, for human help is worthless.
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Safeway Employees Surpass Goal Of One Million Volunteer Hours In 2012
PLEASANTON, Calif., Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Safeway Inc. (NYSE: SWY) today announced that its employees gave more than 1 million hours of volunteer service to their neighborhoods and communities in 2012 – surpassing the company's goal for the second consecutive year and reinforcing a long-standing culture of volunteerism.
"We are proud of and thankful for our employees who chose to make a difference in their community in 2012," said Larree Renda, Safeway Executive Vice President and Chair of The Safeway Foundation. "The response and gratitude we have received from charities and other organizations that benefit from our employees' volunteer efforts show we are making a visible and tangible impact in communities we serve."
2012 marks the second year Safeway's 175,000 employees contributed more than 1 million hours of volunteer service. While volunteerism had long been part of Safeway's culture, the company undertook a formal initiative in 2010 to build on efforts already underway and assist employees who wanted to find activities and organizations that best suit their interests and talents.
Through its volunteer initiative, Safeway set out to encourage additional volunteer efforts and recognize employees who give a significant amount of time to various causes. Through a partnership with Volunteer Match, an organization that provides businesses with Web-based solutions to facilitate and track volunteer engagement at local and national levels, Safeway employees can find volunteer opportunities in their communities that meet their specific interests, talents and availability.Examples of volunteer activities performed by Safeway employees include participating in charity half-marathons/walkathons, coaching little league sports teams, leading park and marine cleanup days, preparing hot meals at food pantries, helping the needy obtain social services and remodeling homes for people with disabilities. About Safeway www.Safeway.com Safeway Inc. is a Fortune 100 company and one of the largest food and drug retailers in North America, based on sales. The company operates 1,644 stores in the United States and western Canada and had annual sales of $43.6 billion in 2011. The company's common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SWY. www.Safeway.com CONTACT: Teena Massingill, 925-467-3810, email@example.com SOURCE Safeway Inc.
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Changing the internal systems of these regimes failed and changing them through violence also failed. So the Arab world was going through a state of inactivity.
Tunisia came up with a third way which is the peaceful revolution. In one year three regimes have so far been toppled and two others are on the way to being toppled. This wave will not stop."
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Crundwell Horse Auction Nets Nearly $5-Million
A two-day horse auction in Dixon has netted nearly five million dollars, according to a U.S. Marshals Service representative. More than 300 of Rita Crundwell's horses were sold Sunday and Monday. The former Dixon comptroller is accused of stealing more than 53-million dollars from the city. WNIJ's Susan Stephens has more from Monday's auction at Crundwell's horse farm.
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