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Cold Hard Fact for Saturday, August 30, 2014
Fact: Underdogs have won five of the last six games ESPN's College GameDay has attended. The only favorite to win? Florida St. in the national title game.
Bleacher Report will be bringing sports fans the most interesting and engaging Cold Hard Fact of the day, presented by Coors Light.
Source: ESPN Stats & Info
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UCF Skydiver Completely Misses Stadium Before Game vs. Penn State in Ireland
The Penn State Nittany Lions and UCF Knights got the unique opportunity to play at Croke Park Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, on Saturday, but things didn't get off to a great start for Central Florida.
Before the game, both teams had skydivers land on the field. Unfortunately, UCF's skydiver completely missed the stadium. Things didn't get any better from there, as the Knights ended up losing 26-24 to Penn State.
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Kentucky's A.J. Stamps Grabs Impressive 1-Handed Interception
Kentucky opens up its 2014 season against University of Tennessee at Martin, and it looks like the Wildcats already have their first candidate for play of the year.
With UT-Martin quarterback Jarod Neal attempting to go deep, safety A.J. Stamps ran from across the field to knock it down with one hand for an interception.
Stamps moved from cornerback to safety when he transferred to Kentucky. With ball-hawking skills like this, you can see why.
[via gifdsports]
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Christian Hackenberg Sets Penn State Passing Record in Epic Victory vs. UCF
Four Thousand miles from home, under intense pressure, Christian Hackenberg showed why he should be considered one of college football's elite young quarterbacks.
Few will forget head coach James Franklin's Penn State debut, a heart-stopping 26-25 win over Central Florida in Dublin, Ireland. Hackenberg made sure Nittany Lion fans will remember it with pride.
The sophomore quarterback set a PSU single-game passing record with 454 yards passing, becoming the first Nittany Lion quarterback ever to throw for over 400 yards. And none were more important than the 47 he piled up on the Nittany Lions' final drive.
Hackenberg and the Penn State offense got the ball back at their own 26 with 1:13 left in the game, trailing Central Florida 24-23.
Golden Knights quarterback Justin Holman had just given UCF the lead with a scintillating eight-play, 75-yard drive, keyed by a 37-yard strike to Josh Reese on 4th-and-10 from the PSU 43 that set up Holman's go-ahead touchdown run.
How would Hackenberg and Co. respond on an international stage, with the college football world watching before the day's slate began stateside?
No pressure. No matter.
Facing a 4th-and-3 at his own 33, Hackenberg scrambled eight yards for a first down. Consecutive completions moved the ball to the UCF 37 with 17 seconds left. Following a timeout, Hackenberg tossed an 18-yard strike to Geno Lewis to the Golden Knights' 19, allowing Sam Ficken to calmly boot a 36-yard game-winning field goal on the final play.
Hackenberg completed 32 of 47 passes on the day. While he wasn't perfect (he had two interceptions and one touchdown), he showed grit and moxie while putting up his first career 400-yard passing game (he had four 300-yard games as a freshman).
This fall, Hackenberg has been widely expected to build on a great freshman year (2,955 yards passing with 20 touchdowns against 10 interceptions).
At 6'4", 193 pounds, he has excellent size and arm strength, and in Franklin's offense, he could also become a more mobile quarterback (although he had just two yards on five carries Saturday). With Ohio State's Braxton Miller sidelined by shoulder surgery, Hackenberg could become the Big Ten's top quarterback this fall.
If Saturday is any indication, he could be in for a special season in Happy Valley.
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Best Signs from ESPN's 'College GameDay' Week 1
The ESPN College GameDay crew kicked off the 2014 season in Fort Worth, Texas, before No. 1 Florida State's showdown against unranked Oklahoma State at 8 p.m. ET Saturday.
Below are our favorite signs, including some that didn't make it to air.
Of course, any game against Jameis Winston will include some crab-leg jokes. These actually accounted for roughly two-thirds of all the visible signs.
Not all of the signs were about Jameis or crabs, however. Some took shots at Kirk Herbstreit, University of Texas head coach Charlie Strong, USC cornerback Josh Shaw and former Texas A&M star Johnny Manziel, too.
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Penn State vs. UCF: Game Grades, Analysis for the Nittany Lions
The Penn State Nittany Lions defeated the Central Florida Knights 26-24 after Sam Ficken drilled a 36-yard field goal as time expired.
As the dust settles in Dublin, it's time to pass out grades for Penn State's performance in the 2014 season opener.
Pass Offense
Christian Hackenberg tossed two interceptions and made a few more questionable throws, but he was otherwise spectacular. The sophomore set a school record with 454 passing yards, connecting with Geno Lewis and DaeSean Hamilton a combined 19 times for 338 yards and one touchdown.
Jesse James added seven catches and 60 yards, giving Hackenberg a reliable target in the middle of the field.
Run Offense
Bad, bad, bad. The Penn State offensive line struggled to control the line of scrimmage, and the running backs found few open lanes. Between Zach Zwinak and Bill Belton, the Nittany Lions managed just 48 yards on 22 attempts.
With a total of three yards, Hackenberg was the team's leading rusher at halftime. Yeah, it was that bad.
Pass Defense
Penn State's secondary started well, holding UCF to just 18 passing yards throughout the first 30 minutes. However, some of that success can be attributed to Pete DiNovo's less-than-stellar play, and he was subsequently replaced by Justin Holman.
During the second half, Holman made a few tough throws and engineered three scoring drives largely by his arm.
Run Defense
Central Florida was without powerful back Will Stanback, but the Nittany Lions proved strong in the trenches. Penn State held the Knights to 24 yards on 29 attempts.
Ultimately, the biggest negative was Holman's go-ahead touchdown via a well-timed quarterback draw.
Special Teams
Saved by the boot. Ficken connected on all four field goals, with his longest being the game-winning 36-yarder. He also converted on a pair of extra points.
Grant Haley averaged 28.8 yards per kick return, and Chris Gulla's lone punt traveled 41 yards.
James Franklin's debut was not crisp, making a few strange decisions highlighted by poor clock management that nearly cost Penn State a chance to win. Defensively, Bob Shoop had a decent gameplan, limiting UCF to 246 offensive yards.
Offensive coordinator John Donovan repeatedly gave his quarterback an excellent opportunity to succeed. Both interceptions were Hackenberg's mistakes and not a result of questionable plays.
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Lee Corso Fires Fake Gun, Drinks with Stone Cold Steve Austin
College GameDay has returned, and it looks like Lee Corso hasn't lost a step.
Corso, a Florida State graduate, picked the Seminoles for the 17th time in his career for their matchup against Oklahoma State by putting on a helmet and firing a fake gun in the air.
Perhaps his celebration with Stone Cold Steve Austin beforehand had something to do with this.
[via SB Nation, Twit]
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College Football Week 1: Live Scores, Highlights and Reaction
College football is back!
South Carolina and Texas A&M kicked things off Thursday, but now the real fun begins.
Saturday's slate of games is jam-packed with great storylines. From first-year head coaches getting a chance to prove themselves to new quarterbacks starting for powerhouse teams to freshmen phenoms taking the field, Week 1 is guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Nick Saban and Alabama will look to avenge last year's late-season debacle when the Tide square off against West Virginia in the Chick-Fil-A Kickoff in the Georgia Dome at 3:30 p.m ET on ABC.
Georgia will host Clemson at 5:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, hoping to get revenge for last season's Week 1 loss to the Tigers.
At 8 p.m. ET on ABC, reigning Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston will lead the defending national champion Florida State Seminoles against a hungry Oklahoma State Cowboys team looking to prove its worth in the national spotlight.
And the final marquee prime-time matchup will pit LSU vs. Wisconsin at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN in a battle of power-run teams.
Keep it locked with Bleacher Report as we provide live score updates, highlights and much more throughout the night!
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Top College Coaches Read Mean Tweets About Themselves on 'College GameDay'
The 2014 college football season picked up in full swing Saturday, and College GameDay took the opportunity to show the humorous side of the head coaches from Alabama, Michigan, Florida and Mississippi State by having them read mean tweets about themselves.
The highlight comes from Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen, who recites Cousin Eddie's famous line from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation in response to his mean tweet.
(via The Big Lead)
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Ohio State vs. Navy: Live Score and Highlights
The fifth-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes entered the season with expectations of making a run at the inaugural College Football Playoff, but those aspirations took a huge hit when quarterback Braxton Miller—a Heisman Trophy hopeful—suffered a season-ending shoulder injury.
At noon ET in Baltimore, Maryland, the Buckeyes will take the field against Navy and its Heisman dark-horse candidate—quarterback Keenan Reynolds—in the season opener.
Ohio State will try to limit Navy's vaunted triple-option attack with its remade defense. The Midshipmen will try to fluster redshirt freshman quarterback J.T. Barrett in his first collegiate start.
Will Urban Meyer and Ohio State hold up as the 14 point favorites? Tune into CBS Sports Network to find out, or follow along here.
We'll be watching the matchup, providing live analysis as the action unfolds.
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Appalachian State vs. Michigan: Live Score and Highlights
UM 49, ASU 7 (Late 3rd)
This one's going as planned for the Wolverines. De'Veon Smith's 13-yard touchdown is the icing on the cake. But more is probably on the way.
Stay tuned for all the updates, analysis and whatever else comes my way during the Wolverines' season-opener.
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UCLA vs. Virginia: Live Score and Highlights
The No. 7 UCLA Bruins look to start their potential championship run Saturday against the upstart Virginia Cavaliers in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Jim Mora's UCLA squad will be buoyed by the likes of linebacker Myles Jack and quarterback Brett Hundley. The Bruins will be looking for their third straight year with at least nine wins.
Virgina head coach Mike London is on the proverbial hot seat. He'll surely have to improve on a 2-10 mark from a season ago. The Cavs will be led by running back Kevin Parks and safety Anthony Harris.
A full box score can be found at NCAA.com.
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College Football Rankings 2014: Last-Minute Look at Preseason Polls
Saturday marks the first full day of action for the new season of college football. The addition of the College Football Playoff, which replaces the highly controversial BCS rankings, has created an extra layer of intrigue at the outset.
One notable result is already in the books, as Texas A&M, led by Kenny Hill, upset South Carolina on Thursday night. It's the first of several games likely to make a noticeable impact on the new rankings once the dust settles following Week 1.
Knowing that, let's take one more look at the preseason polls before Saturday's action starts to shake things up for teams around the nation. The chart is followed by a closer look at the top contests to keep an eye on throughout the day.
2014 Preseason Polls
Full Polls: Associated Press, USA Today and Bleacher Report
Saturday's Top Games
Florida State vs. Oklahoma State
The reigning champion Seminoles don't have a gimme in their opener. Although the Cowboys aren't as highly touted as they have been in recent years, they feature a dangerous offensive scheme with a starting defensive group laden with upperclassmen.
Of course, all eyes will be on Jameis Winston. Last season's Heisman Trophy winner is going to face an immense amount of scrutiny on a weekly basis. As noted by Dan Wolken of USA Today, the Florida State star talks like he's ready for the challenge.
"I know I'm in the spotlight and I know I've got these guys depending on me, coach (Jimbo) Fisher depending on me and the most important thing I have my family depending on me," he said. "That comes from me maturing, seeing the real world, seeing how people have different perspectives about me as a person. I know I have to be able to live up to that hype everywhere I go. I have a certain standard I have to hold myself up to, and if I even go an inch below that standard it's going to be chaos."
One thing the Seminoles offense must do in order to reach the same heights as last season is figure out who's going to replace Kelvin Benjamin in the red zone. The current Carolina Panthers rookie was a key target for Winston, who doesn't have a comparable option with the same combination of size and athleticism.
For Oklahoma State to put the nation's top-ranked team on upset alert the defensive line must get a major push all game long. It starts with James Castleman and Ofa Hautau in the middle, who have the ability to make life difficult on Winston and the Florida State ground game.
Clemson vs. Georgia
This game features two players NFL scouts will be watching extremely closely over the next four months. For Clemson, it's edge-rusher Vic Beasley, who opted to return despite being a potential first-round pick. For Georgia, it's dual-threat running back Todd Gurley.
More importantly, this is the type of contest the selection committee is likely going to weigh heavily at season's end. Beating up on a low-level opponent isn't going to carry much clout. But wins over top-25 opponents could very well be the difference in the end.
It's an immediate test for Tigers quarterback Cole Stoudt, who showed well (five touchdowns, no interceptions) in limited action behind Tajh Boyd last season. He can expect to see a lot of varied looks from a Georgia defense that's coming off a frustratingly inconsistent campaign.
Georgia is also going through a QB change, as Hutson Mason will be assuming the reins in place of Aaron Murray. Gurley's presence should make that transition a little smoother, though. It also helps that the new signal-caller gets to work with an experienced group of receivers, including top target Chris Conley.
Wisconsin vs. LSU
It's never ideal to enter a season without a definitive starting quarterback. The delicate balancing act of rotating them based on the hot hand usually backfires eventually. But that's the situation LSU needs to manage, at least until either Anthony Jennings or Brandon Harris locks down the job.
Wisconsin must take advantage of the situation by being in all-out attack mode on defense. It's a unit that returns several key pieces after finishing seventh in yards allowed last season. That's not enough to give the Badgers an edge, however, at least according to ESPN Stats & Info:
With the questions under center, the Tigers' staples of running and defense must be even stronger. Jeremy Hill and Alfred Blue are gone, but Terrence Magee and Kenny Hilliard should provide a dangerous one-two punch on the ground.
If the Badgers defense lives up to expectations, the onus will be on Joel Stave to limit his mistakes. The junior quarterback threw 13 interceptions last season. In a game where one possession could make the difference, an untimely error could change the entire season outlook for Wisconsin.
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NCAA Football Playoff 2014: Exploring Championship Implications of Week 1 Games
Playoffs? Don't talk about playoffs!
Jim Mora may not have liked early postseason discussion, but that's what makes Week 1 of the 2014 college football season even more intriguing. With the new format, four teams—voted on by a selection committee—have the opportunity to play on the year's biggest stage. That means College Football Playoff (CFP) implications start now.
This year's Top 25 teams have already been established, per the AP Poll, but those rankings are set to change quickly, as some squads will be upset early and others will surge up the standings—simply take a look at the result of No. 9 South Carolina against No. 21 Texas A&M as a prime example.
The nation's top-four teams will qualify for the CFP at season's end, and based on their Week 1 matchups, they are all expected to begin the season with wins. However, could strength of victory be enough to shift the rankings before Week 2? Let's discuss.
No. 1 Florida State is looking for a successful title defense and kicks off the season against Oklahoma State. The Cowboys were once known for a prolific offense, but uncertainty at the quarterback position may have changed that.
Head coach Mike Gundy told ESPN Radio (via Brandon Chatmon of ESPN.com) junior signal-caller J.W. Walsh will get the start against the Seminoles in Week 1.
Said Gundy, "J.W. has taken the majority of the [first-team] reps and will be the guy that goes out there and starts for us."
Walsh had a bit or a roller-coaster showing last season, completing 59.5 percent of his passes for 1,333 yards and nine touchdowns against five interceptions. While those numbers aren't terrible, it will certainly be a tall task to keep up with reigning Heisman-winning quarterback Jameis Winston and Florida State's vaunted defense.
Here's a look at a great comparison for the impending contest, via ESPN College Football:
Expect Florida State to roll here.
No. 2 Alabama has a quarterback quandary of its own. According to Jeremy Fowler of CBSSports.com, the team will start Blake Sims against West Virginia. However, another report noted the Crimson Tide could utilize Jacob Coker in a two-quarterback system as well.
Regardless of this situation, the matchup is simple: We have Alabama's fifth-ranked defense from a year ago facing a team that won only four games in 2013. Still, the Crimson Tide can't sleep on West Virginia, as the Mountaineers did upset No. 11 Oklahoma State in September last season.
Both of these teams have undergone significant changes from the 2013 season, and in this case, it's very difficult to bet against Nick Saban's very strong recruiting classes—and a potential feud with a certain quarterback, via this tweet from USA Today Sports:
No. 3 Oregon is set to face a South Dakota team that gave up a slew of points last season—the Coyotes were defeated by North Dakota State 42-0 in their season finale. Taking that into consideration, imagine what the Marcus Mariota-led Ducks offense will do.
Oregon had the nation's second-ranked offense one season ago, averaging an astounding 565 yards per game. Mariota is expected to be in the Heisman running this year, and he has plenty of weapons at his disposal to make a strong statement out of the gate.
Mariota already finds himself in some elite company, per SportsCenter:
Alabama may need to start looking over its shoulder in short order.
No. 4 Oklahoma finished the 2013 season in style, defeating No. 6 Oklahoma State and No. 7 Alabama in consecutive games. Quarterback Trevor Knight was a big part in the team's late success, throwing for four touchdowns in the Sugar Bowl.
Now a sophomore, Knight can be expected to take a significant step forward. He's a dual-threat player who can beat defenses with his arm and his legs. Louisiana Tech's defense ranked 94th in the nation last season and shouldn't be a formidable threat for the signal-caller.
Bryan Fischer of NFL.com noted coach Bob Stoops' prowess with many quarterbacks in the Big 12:
The Sooners will easily maintain their No. 4 ranking when the dust settles after Week 1.
With all four of the top-ranked teams expected to win by significant margins on Saturday, don't expect to see any shifts in the updated CFP rankings. If you're looking to see these standings shaken up, waiting at least another week will be necessary.
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College Football Playoff 2014: Final Outlook Before Saturday's Week 1 Games
Since January 6, there has been a void in the hearts of college football fans across the country. While a few notable teams like Texas A&M and Michigan State have already gotten off to a great start, a full slate awaits on the first Saturday of the season.
Most matchups include a ranked team that is looking to overpower a lower program. Of those, Ohio State will get a chance to see frosh quarterback J.T. Barrett against Navy, while Alabama will take on West Virginia with two quarterbacks likely under center.
Jeremy Fowler of CBS Sports notes the current signal-caller situation for the team:
As for the more intriguing matchups, two games include ranked teams facing off for supremacy. No. 16 Clemson vs. No. 12 Georgia, along with No. 14 Wisconsin vs. No. 13 LSU, all have new quarterbacks. Much like Kenny Hill for the Aggies, all four teams hope to have a breakout star.
Along with those contests, top programs like Florida State and the Crimson Tide will look to start off the season on the right note. With 60 games on tap for the opening Saturday, here's a look at predictions for each game and a breakdown of some of the most pivotal matchups.
Breakdown of Top Matchups
West Virginia vs. No. 2 Alabama
With Fowler reporting that Bama will start Blake Sims, the quarterback now holds the reins to the No. 2 program. Along with that, he'll be following in the footsteps of A.J. McCarron, who started two national championship games in Tuscaloosa.
Sims may be the starter, but both quarterbacks will see the field. Coach Nick Saban spoke about the situation earlier in the week, per ESPN.com: "We're going to continue to rep both guys. We feel like both guys have done a good job. Obviously, someone has to start the game, so we'll make that decision sometime this week. Whatever pitcher starts the game isn't necessarily going to pitch nine innings."
Needless to say, fans can expect to see a heavy dose of Jacob Coker as well.
The Florida State transfer is another huge storyline to watch, but the team around him will need to be great to remain near the top of the rankings. Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus offers his take on another young player who is looking to emerge:
As for West Virginia, the team faces a tall task in taking down Saban and the Bama program. Since 2008, Saban has dropped just one game following seasons with multiple losses and never lost a season opener with Alabama.
No. 1 Florida State vs. Oklahoma State
Following an undefeated season for Florida State, the team retains many of the top players for another run to a national championship.
Jameis Winston is still at the helm and looking for a second consecutive Heisman Trophy. Along with all the hype surrounding him, Winston is also one of the top quarterbacks heading into the 2015 NFL draft.
SportsCenter provides a look at the early big board from draft expert Mel Kiper Jr.:
Coming in as the No. 1 team and favorites to win the national championship, per OddsShark.com, much will be expected of the Seminoles. Oklahoma State is a worthy adversary, and the Big 12 team will be looking to pull off the biggest upset of the year on Week 1.
But the Cowboys won't be the only team the Noles are battling this weekend. Paul Myerberg of USA Today gives some insight on the pressure for FSU this season:
FSU is playing against history ... That's the barometer: Florida State is competing not against Clemson, Notre Dame and others – they are, but only in here and now – but rather against all the other great teams to come before, from the West Coast, the East Coast, the South, the Midwest and all points in between.
Looking to measure up to great programs of the past, Jimbo Fisher and Co. are tasked with a massive undertaking. While the likes of either Alabama or Oregon could be awaiting them in the first College Football Playoff later this season, taking care of Oklahoma State will be priority No. 1 on Saturday night.
No. 14 Wisconsin vs. No. 13 LSU
As is the case with several programs across the country, LSU will be trotting out at a new starting quarterback. For Wisconsin, the job is still up in the air even though Joel Stave enjoyed success last season.
Heading into the opener, Jeff Potrykus of the Journal Sentinel reports the Badgers will be starting Tanner McEvoy under center. Despite the report, McEvoy remained modest about the situation, per Jesse Temple of Fox Sports:
We're not sure who's playing upcoming this weekend. I hope I'm in. That's a coach Lud answer. Whatever he wants us to do. I've got to be ready for if my number's called. I know if it's not called, Joel will be ready, too. He's been doing it for a while. He's a great quarterback, so whatever they ask.
Regardless of who's at quarterback, there is a true star in the backfield in Melvin Gordon. The running back compiled 1,609 rushing yards, a 7.8 yards-per-carry average and 12 touchdowns during the 2013 season.
But even with his dynamic ability, Tigers linebacker Lamar Louis isn't worried about limiting his production. Louis spoke about facing Gordon earlier this week, per Jim Kleinpeter of NOLA.com:
He's a good back, speedy back. He makes good cuts, good decisions. I think he's up for the Heisman Trophy.
But I'm going to say what Chief said, tells us all the time, he's not someone we haven't faced in these past years. He's not someone we don't practice against (like) Terrence Magge, Leonard Fournette, Jeremy Hill.
LSU comes into the season with hopes of a national title and plenty of reasons for those aspirations. While the LSU quarterback situation is still undecided, the young talent coming in means the program will be competitive in the SEC.
If college football fans need another reason to watch, getting to see Leonard Fournette is all the more reason to tune in. As the No. 1 player in the 2014 247Sports' composite rankings gets his career started, the college football world will be watching.
No. 5 Ohio State at Navy
This early matchup doesn't bring a lot of intrigue, but getting a look at Barrett makes it worth watching.
The freshman quarterback is taking over after shoulder surgery ended the season for Braxton Miller. Barrett's learning curve will have to be short with Virginia Tech coming to Columbus in Week 2 of the season.
Facing a disciplined team like Navy, Barrett will need to be on top of his game. The No. 3 dual-threat quarterback in the 2013 247Sports' composite rankings, Barrett will need to flourish to keep the Buckeyes ranked.
As he gets his career started in the noon contest, look for Barrett and Ohio State to make a splash against the Midshipmen.
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Penn State vs. UCF: Live Score and Highlights
Penn State 13, UCF 10—Early 4th Quarter
Penn State and Central Florida are meeting in Dublin, Ireland at the Croke Park Classic.
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College Football Rankings 2014: Final Overview of Preseason NCAA Polls
It hasn't taken long for college football to regain its spot on the country's sports radar. Things have gotten off to a fast and fun-filled start.
The No. 9-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks have already been upset, and it's just the first week of a brand new college football season. The No. 21-ranked Texas A&M Aggies don't look to be missing a beat after Johnny Manziel made the jump to the NFL.
Sophomore Kenny Hill went bananas on the Gamecocks on Thursday night with a school-record 511 passing yards in a 52-28 Aggies' win. No. 18 Mississippi, No. 19 Arizona State and No. 8 Michigan State all won in early Week 1 action.
Here's one final look at the preseason polls before the first in-season update on Monday, per ESPN.com.
AP Top 25 Rank Team Record Points 1 Florida State (57) 0-0 1496 2 Alabama (1) 0-0 1361 3 Oregon (1) 0-0 1334 4 Oklahoma (1) 0-0 1324 5 Ohio State 0-0 1207 6 Auburn 0-0 1198 7 UCLA 0-0 1106 8 Michigan State 1-0 1080 9 South Carolina 0-1 1015 10 Baylor 0-0 966 11 Stanford 0-0 885 12 Georgia 0-0 843 13 LSU 0-0 776 14 Wisconsin 0-0 637 15 USC 0-0 626 16 Clemson 0-0 536 17 Notre Dame 0-0 445 18 Ole Miss 1-0 424 19 Arizona State 1-0 357 20 Kansas State 0-0 242 21 Texas A&M 1-0 238 22 Nebraska 0-0 226 23 North Carolina 0-0 194 24 Missouri 0-0 134 25 Washington 0-0 130
Other Teams That Could Lose to Lower or Unseeded Squads in Week 1
No. 12 Georgia Bulldogs
The Georgia Bulldogs and No. 16 Clemson Tigers renew season-opening acquaintances this year without a few familiar faces.
Aaron Murray and Tajh Boyd are no longer the men under center, and Sammy Watkins won't be dazzling fans of college football this year.
Even with the departures of those outstanding players, both the Bulldogs and Tigers have a good sum of returning talent. Georgia is returning 15 of its 22 starters from last season, and that includes preseason Heisman Trophy candidate Todd Gurley.
Clemson only has 11 returning starters, but four of them are on the defensive line.
The team will be without Corey Crawford. The defensive end was suspended for a game for infractions earlier in the year.
Even without him, the Tigers D-line could give Gurley and the Bulldogs offensive line a problem. Grady Jarrett and Vic Beasley are a handful, and if they can help win the battle upfront, the Tigers have a good chance to pull the upset.
Senior quarterback Cole Stoudt finally has the chance to step out of Boyd's shadow, and he and his teammates seem prepared to make a name for themselves.
Per Associated Press (h/t Fox News), Stoudt talked about the mentality of his teammates on the offensive side of the ball:
"They came into fall camp with different edge because nobody was talking about the guys that are here."
With a spirited performance from Stoudt and Co., Clemson could grab a huge win on the road in Week 1.
No. 13 LSU Tigers
Normally losing to a team ranked just one notch below wouldn't be that big of a deal, but because LSU hasn't lost a regular-season non-conference game in 12 years, a loss to No. 14 Wisconsin would be noteworthy.
The game will be held at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. The Tigers' fans figure to travel well, but it still won't be the same as playing in Baton Rouge.
LSU is returning only 13 starters from last year's squad, and more importantly, there's a lack of experience at quarterback. Sophomore Anthony Jennings is the man for LSU, but is he prepared to be thrown into the fire this early in the season?
The Badgers won't exactly have a wealth of experience at quarterback themselves. Converted safety/wide receiver Tanner McEvoy will get the nod for Wisconsin.
Because of the lack of experience at quarterback, the winner of this game could be determined by the squad that is best able to establish the run.
There are two very good running backs in this one. Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon could be considered a dark horse for the Heisman. He was second in the Big Ten last season in rushing.
Gordon figures to be the focal point of Wisconsin's attack. Highly touted freshman Leonard Fournette is set to get his first college carries for LSU. This should be a good, old-fashioned competition between two storied programs.
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College Football Picks Week 1: Final Predictions on Odds for Top 25 Matchups
The long summer lull has finally ended with the start of college football in 2014. There have been a few games already, but everyone knows that Saturday is the day to sit in front of your television from noon until you fall asleep in the middle of the night with West Coast games on.
It's also the first opportunity we have to evaluate the early-season favorites against competition. As is always the case, some Top 25 teams have opted to take a matchup that is a glorified preseason game. Others are giving themselves an early challenge to see how far along they are.
Whatever the games may look like, the excitement will be off the charts simply because football season has started. We have some more excitement to offer with odds and predictions for the Top 25 teams in Week 1.
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No. 5 Ohio State (at Navy)
Even with the absence of Braxton Miller, Ohio State is still a big favorite going on the road against Navy. It's not a surprise because Urban Meyer has been able to recruit a lot of talent to the Buckeyes.
However, the oddsmakers are underselling what Navy has become as a program. The Midshipmen have won at least eight games in 10 of the last 11 years and have averaged more than 300 rushing yards per game two of the last three seasons.
Not surprisingly, the key to this game will be Ohio State finding a rhythm in the passing game with redshirt freshman J.T. Barrett playing in his first game since high school two years ago.
Barrett certainly isn't acting like a freshman around his teammates, according to Austin Ward of ESPN.com:
While the Buckeyes haven't yet heard him in a game or seen what he can do on the field for a team with College Football Playoff aspirations, they've had the better part of a year to get used to him in Miller's place on the practice field and also had plenty of time during his redshirt season to learn how Barrett carries himself. And to a man, the entire program has come away raving about his leadership skills, maturity -- and when it's time to stop talking, his physical tools.
All of the talk about what Barrett is like off the field is nice, but performance between the lines on Saturday is what matters most. He's going to endure some growing pains early, which could allow Navy to sneak in and get the win.
Ultimately, because the Buckeyes have more talent and a huge defensive line anchored by star defensive tackle Michael Bennett that will contain Navy's rushing attack, it's hard to predict an upset.
But if Barrett struggles out of the gate and allows the Midshipmen to jump out to an early lead and control the clock, things will get very interesting.
No. 12 Georgia (vs. No. 16 Clemson)
While it doesn't seem like going out on a limb to project an upset in a game between two teams ranked in the Top 20, keep in mind that Clemson is replacing its starting quarterback (Tajh Boyd), top two receivers (Sammy Watkins, Martavis Bryant) and best cornerback (Bashaud Breeland).
Georgia, meanwhile, stands to benefit from last year's rash of injuries that doomed its season, because all of those young players and backups got valuable experience to prepare for this year.
Where Clemson shines, though, is on defense. Andrea Adelson of ESPN.com talked about Dabo Swinney's returning group, led by All-American defensive end Vic Beasley, in a preview for this game:
But it is impossible to overlook this defense, which should be the strength of this team going into the season.
That means advantage Clemson. Think about it. If you had to open the season on the road against a Top 25 team, would you want a stronger offense or stronger defense?
Georgia running back Todd Gurley is generating a lot of preseason Heisman buzz and torched Clemson for 154 yards on just 12 carries last year, but the passing game is a question mark for the Bulldogs. Aaron Murray graduated, transferring power to senior Hutson Mason. He did appear in four games last year, starting the last two after Murray tore his ACL.
However, the difference between Georgia Tech's and Nebraska's defense last season and Clemson right now is stark. The Tigers have the impact pass-rusher off the edge to make life miserable for Mason.
No. 13 LSU (vs. No. 14 Wisconsin)
In another case where two ranked teams doesn't necessarily make for a sexy upset pick, Wisconsin will be carrying the torch for the often-mocked Big Ten against the traditional SEC powerhouse, LSU.
The Tigers are five-point favorites, but Les Miles' group has a lot of questions to answer and a really good team on the other side of the field to do it against. Their biggest dilemma is trying to figure out the quarterback position.
Miles is going with a two-quarterback system in the opener, giving Anthony Jennings and Brandon Harris opportunities to play. However, per CBSSports.com's Dennis Dodd, the LSU head coach didn't sound ecstatic about either player: "Right now, if there was a quarterback who gave us all the advantages to play, then at some point in time that would be our starter."
Wisconsin is going to break in a new quarterback as well. Gary Andersen is going into his second season as head coach with transfer Tanner McEvoy as his signal-caller. It's a bold risk to take with Joel Stave returning after starting every game for the Badgers last year.
The Badgers may not have a proven quarterback, but at least they have enough confidence in one to make a call. In a game between two teams that are otherwise evenly matched, the difference under center is huge.
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Preseason College Football Rankings 2014: Teams That'll Validate Hype in Week 1
Experts think they know which teams will dominate college football on a yearly basis, but nothing is for certain until they actually take the field.
The season is now officially underway, and the bulk of the teams ranked in the Top 25 will have an opportunity to show what they can do on Saturday.
Some ranked teams are bound to lose, but others will definitively prove that they are forces to be reckoned with. Conference titles and bowls can't be won in the first week of the season; however, they can often be lost.
Here are three teams in particular that will validate the preseason hype and get the year started in ideal fashion.
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Florida State
On the heels of an undefeated season in which it won the national championship, expectations for Florida State are through the roof. Although the Seminoles did lose some key players to the NFL, there is still a great deal of talent in place for head coach Jimbo Fisher.
Reigning Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston tops the list at quarterback, and he will likely be the biggest key to Florida State's success once again in 2014. The Seminoles' first test in terms of establishing themselves as title favorites will come on Saturday night against Oklahoma State.
The Cowboys aren't ranked in the top 25, but they have consistently been among the nation's best teams in recent years, and they aren't to be taken lightly.
Perhaps the biggest challenge for Florida State will be to avoid complacency. Almost every win came easily for the 'Noles last year, as evidenced by this statistic courtesy of ESPN Stats & Info:
Being that dominant probably isn't sustainable over the course of two seasons. Florida State should certainly strive to reach that level, but the players have to understand that there will be some major challenges along the way.
Oklahoma State is an ideal team to start with since it went 10-3 last year but isn't necessarily among the elites in 2014. Florida State will look to make a statement in its first game since winning the national championship, and it will do so by beating the Pokes in fairly convincing fashion.
After shocking Alabama 45-31 in the Sugar Bowl to cap off last season, Oklahoma is very much in the College Football Playoff mix. The Sooners are favored to win the Big 12, and they have the horses on both sides of the ball to vie for a national title.
Few gave Oklahoma a chance to beat the Crimson Tide last season, but quarterback Trevor Knight came of age in that game. In just the fifth start of his career, he passed for 348 yards and four touchdowns against one of the country's most dominant defenses.
Asking Knight to put up those numbers on a weekly basis is a bit too much, but he is looking forward to the challenges that 2014 will present, per Jimmy Burch of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram (h/t NCAA.com):
It was fun to play like that and get a big win. But now, the Sugar Bowl is a baseline for us. That's the foundation. You want to build off that and get better every game. ... We're back on top, preseason No. 1 in the Big 12, and that's where we want to be. You come to Oklahoma to play in big games and have those predictions and to live up to them.
Oklahoma's season will begin Saturday with what should amount to a tune-up game against Louisiana Tech. The Sooners can afford to take their opponent lightly, but there isn't much of an upset threat present in this contest.
Sooner fans will essentially look for Knight and the offense to find a rhythm, and for the defense to be stout as it traditionally is. As long as those things happen, there will be plenty of excitement surrounding the Sooners after the opening week.
There is no question that UCLA is among the most intriguing teams in the country this season. The Bruins are coming off a 10-win season, and they are possibly the biggest threat to knock Oregon from its perch atop the Pac-12.
Potential first-round NFL draft pick Brett Hundley is UCLA's biggest weapon. The dual-threat quarterback racked up over 3,800 total yards and 35 touchdowns for the Bruins in 2013. If his steady improvement continues in 2014, he will clearly be among the top Heisman Trophy candidates in the nation.
Along with Hundley, Myles Jack is bound to make life miserable for the opposition. Jack is primarily a linebacker, but he also lined up at running back last season and scored seven touchdowns in the process. No player in the country has as big of an impact on both sides of the ball as Jack does, which makes him a Heisman dark horse in his own right.
The one thing working against UCLA is that it hasn't proved to be a dominant team over multiple seasons. In fact, 2013 marked the Bruins' first double-digit win campaign since 2005. With so little winning experience on the team, Dan Wolken of USA Today views them as a somewhat unprecedented entity:
UCLA will have a chance to prove that it is for real in Week 1 against a tricky Virginia team. The Cavaliers were extremely poor last year in going 2-10, but they have a lot of talent on defense and are bound to improve.
Even so, this figures to be a showcase game for Hundley and the Bruins, and it will establish them as College Football Playoff contenders.
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Braxton Miller Injury Update: Latest Comments, Recovery Notes Before OSU v Navy
When Ohio State takes the field Saturday for the first time this season against Navy, it will do so without quarterback and Heisman Trophy candidate Braxton Miller.
The explosive signal-caller suffered an injury to his throwing shoulder during practice on Aug. 18, and it was determined that he will miss the entire 2014 campaign, according to ESPN.com.
That is obviously a huge blow to the Buckeyes as they enter the season as the No. 5 team in the country with national championship aspirations as well. Those dreams aren't crushed yet, but they will unquestionably be far more difficult to attain.
On the plus side, Miller has since undergone surgery and started his recovery in hopes of getting back to full health for the 2015 slate. Per ESPN Big Ten on Twitter, Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer revealed that the surgery went as expected:
Following the procedure, Miller posted a photo of himself with Dr. James Andrews on his Instagram account and relayed a positive message as well:
"Me & the best to do it , Dr. Andrews after surgery today! So happy this man said everything went well!"
Despite the fact that Miller is on the shelf, he was still voted one of the Buckeyes' team captains for 2014, according to Meyer:
Per ESPN.com's Austin Ward, Meyer plans to use Miller as a captain throughout the season, although he won't be present for the opener at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore against the Midshipmen.
"He'll be one of the 70 (on the travel roster this season) if he can go," Meyer said. "He won't be able to go this time, but there will be times where we'll have to make that decision."
It would be easy for someone in Miller's position to pout and have a woe-is-me attitude, but that seemingly hasn't been the case at all. Miller has said all the right things and even shared an inspirational message on his Twitter account:
Even though a return in 2014 is out of the question, Miller is excited about his future prospects at Ohio State. Since his red shirt is still in play, Miller currently plans to return to the program next season in an attempt to lead the Buckeyes to a title, according to Tim May of The Columbus Dispatch.
I love Ohio State and Buckeye Nation, and my goal is to come back from this injury stronger and better than ever. I am on course to graduate in December and I want to attend graduate school, and then return to lead the Buckeyes next season. ... In the meantime, I want to give all the support I can to my coaches and teammates as they chase a championship this season.
It remains to be seen how quickly Miller will be able to recover from surgery, but he will be afforded plenty of time to do so. Since he has already been shut down for the season, his sole focus can now be on rehabilitation and playing in 2015.
Being without Miller this year is obviously unfortunate for Buckeyes fans, but it gives them something to get excited about for next season. Ohio State's window of opportunity will stay open for an extra year, and it still has a chance to compete for a Big Ten crown in 2014 as well.
With Miller out of the picture for now, red-shirt freshman quarterback J.T. Barrett will take the reins. He has big expectations to live up to, but he is also surrounded by a strong supporting cast.
The pressure of being compared to an elite talent like Miller won't be easy, however, it hasn't been uncommon for red-shirt freshman quarterbacks to make a big splash in recent years.
Miller won't be on the field this season, but he could be a valuable commodity in terms of helping Barrett understand what it means to be Ohio State's quarterback.
Barrett will be on his own this weekend against Navy, though, and it will be interesting to see how he fares in his first career start.
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Lemon-Garlic Roast Turkey and White-Wine Gravy
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The zesty lemon-garlic rub for this turkey gives it amazing flavor. Instead of using a conventional supermarket turkey that's been "enhanced" with added sodium solution, we brine a natural or organic turkey to keep the meat extra juicy without a lot of extra sodium.
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- 10 clove(s) garlic, divided
- 1/2 cup(s) lemon juice
- 1/2 cup(s) Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 cup(s) kosher salt
- 1 (12-pound) natural or organic turkey
- 1/4 cup(s) freshly grated lemon zest
- 1/4 cup(s) packed fresh oregano leaves
- 2 tablespoon(s) canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 3 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup(s) dry white wine or dry vermouth
- 1 can(s) (14-ounce) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- Crush 6 cloves garlic and add to a very large stockpot (or clean bucket). Stir in lemon juice, Worcestershire, salt and 4 quarts cold water.
- Remove giblets from turkey (if included) and trim excess skin. Submerge the turkey in the brine and refrigerate for 24 hours. If the turkey is not fully submerged, turn it every 8 hours.
- Remove the turkey from the brine, rinse well and pat dry. Discard the brine.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Place the remaining 4 cloves garlic, lemon zest, oregano, oil, pepper and 2 tablespoons water in a food processor and pulse until it becomes a paste. (Alternatively, chop garlic, lemon zest and oregano on a cutting board until finely minced, then place in a small bowl and stir in oil, pepper and water.) Loosen the skin over the breast and thigh meat. Rub the paste all over the turkey, under the skin onto the breast meat and leg meat and a little inside the cavity. Tuck the wing tips under the turkey. Tie the legs together with kitchen string. Place the turkey breast-side down in a roasting rack set in a large roasting pan.
- Roast the turkey for 1 hour. Turn it breast-side up on the rack, add 1 cup water to the pan, and continue roasting 1 hour more. Baste the turkey with pan drippings, tent with foil and continue roasting, basting every 15 minutes, until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh without touching bone registers 165 degrees, 30 to 45 minutes more.
- Transfer the turkey to a large cutting board; let rest for 20 minutes before removing the string and carving.
- Meanwhile, pour any pan juices and fat into a large glass measuring cup and place in the freezer until the fat rises to the top, about 10 minutes. (Alternatively, pour the pan juices and fat into a fat separator then pour the defatted juices into a large measuring cup.) Whisk flour with 1/4 cup water in a small bowl.
- Set the roasting pan over two burners on medium heat. Add wine (or vermouth); bring to a simmer, scraping up any browned bits. Continue cooking until reduced, about 3 minutes.
- Remove the pan juices from the freezer, skim off the fat with a spoon and discard. Add the defatted juices and broth to the roasting pan; return to a simmer, whisking often. Cook for 1 minute, then whisk in the flour mixture and simmer until thickened, 1 to 2 minutes. Pour the gravy through a fine-mesh sieve and serve with the turkey.
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Shopping tip: Look for turkey labeled "natural" or "organic" in natural-foods stores or well-stocked supermarkets. Turkeys labeled "heritage" are also typically "natural." If you can't find one, don't overlook this recipe. It works with conventional turkey, too; just skip the brining (Steps 1-2) and start with Step 3.
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He's the race director of the Endless Summer 6-Hour Run in Annapolis, Md., which benefits the Semper Fi Fund. So far, he and Marine Capt. Robert Hillery have raised over $20,000 for the organization. Find out more about their fundraising goals here.
Mosi is a certified coach through USA Track & Field and Road Runners Club of America and was the assistant coach of the U.S. Naval Academy marathon team.
His fitness style is one of variable activity mixed with adequate rest. Mosi currently logs anywhere from 40-80 miles per running and commutes mostly via cycling. A couple of swim sessions per week, with a day of hill or speed work per week, is a regular staple; however, outside of bodyweight calisthenics, he does very little lifting in the gym.
Life after the Marine Corps will include working in/around the outdoor retail/event management industry, traveling to facilitate friends in accomplishing their athletic endeavors, and becoming a stronger ultrarunner.
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Air Force Reserve Lt. Col. Mark Cucuzzella is a professor of family medicine at West Virginia University School of Medicine. He is also designing programs to reduce running injuries in military personnel.
He's been a competitive runner for 30 years — with more than 80 marathon and ultramarathon finishes — and continues to compete as a national-level Masters runner. His marathon best is 2:24 and he won the 2011 Air Force Marathon (2:38) a week shy of his 45th birthday. He attributes much of this longevity to good running form and minimalist principles.
He is the race director of Freedom's Run race series. The event fulfills Mark's vision of integrating natural and community assets to promote health and preserve the land for future generations. Freedom's Run is helping build fitness trails and gardens at elementary schools in Jefferson Country, W.Va.
He is executive director of the Natural Running Center, an education portal and network of stores designed to teach healthier running and to promote more natural footwear. He hosts educational conferences and speaks nationally on topics related to running, health and injury prevention
Mark is also the owner of Two Rivers Treads — A Center for Natural Running and Walkingin his hometown of Shepherdstown, W.Va.
He's been featured in the New York Times, NPR, Outside magazine, Running Times, Runners World, Air Force Times, the Washington Post, JAMA and other medical and media outlets.
Army Lt. Derek Wales
Lt. Derek Wales is serving as an executive officer in Dog Troop, 1-16 Cavalry at Fort Benning, Ga.
He was a former Division 1 decathlete, Modern Army Combatives competitor, and is a CrossFit competitive athlete and rugby player.
He is a CrossFit Olympic Lifting and Level 1 Trainer, and former lead trainer at CrossFit Spartan Shield (Operation Enduring Freedom, Kuwait).
He's also the designer of the WOD Programmer app and runs www.wodprogrammer.com.
He is a graduate of Armor Officer BOLC, the Army Reconnaissance Course, Squad Designated Marksman Course and Air Assault School. He holds a degree in electrical engineering from the U.S. Military Academy.
Army Maj. Charles Blake
Charles Blake is a physical therapist in the Army, stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas. His most notable assignments were serving as the brigade surgeon at Training and Doctrine Command and with 3rd Special Forces Group as part of a multidisciplinary team of strength and conditioning coaches, nutritionist and sports psychologist.
As a PT, he has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. He has been published in the PT Journal of Physical Therapy and the Journal of Sports and Physical Therapy; he has spoken about "Injury Prevention in Running" as a keynote speaker for the Force Health Protection Conference, Multinational Deployed Physical Therapist Conference and the Special Operations Medical Association.
He is a Pose Method Master Coach and is co-writing Army doctrine on running for physical training and injury prevention.
Charles is active in the Military Running community. Find more on their Facebook page or on www.militaryrunning.com.
Faye Krause
Longtime Army wife Faye Krause is an ultrarunner, registered dietitian and certified personal trainer.
She holds a Master of Science in exercise, fitness and health promotion from George Mason University and is the owner of Energized Intentions LLC, providing in-home nutrition consultations and specializing in sports nutrition and weight management.
She's been running ultras for 13 years and estimates she has 45 finishes at marathon and ultramarathon distances.
She lives in Fredericksburg, Va., with her husband, retired Army Sgt. 1st Class Roger Krause.
Retired Navy Cmdr. Bob Thomas
Our Military Muscle columnist for more than four years, Bob entered the military through Navy ROTC at Iowa State University, where he played defensive back on the football team.
He did two combat tours in Vietnam as an A-5 Vigilante naval flight officer and later made the transition to F-14 Tomcats.
He retired as a commander and worked for a couple of civilian companies in the Washington, D.C., area before moving to Pensacola, Fla., with his wife, Gail. He's the director of the Navy Wellness Center there and the base's lead trainer as well as a tour guide at the National Naval Aviation Museum.


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The Barry Bonds case is the sports-law gift that keeps on giving, at least from our Courtside Seat's view. Suddenly, it looks as if Bonds' sentencing hearing might matter. Plus: the Fab Five's Jimmy King and new-school owners.Story | Conversation | September 09, 2011
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Meridian Police responded to a simple home alarm call on 35th Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. But they quickly discovered the man who had broken into that house and burglarized another in the neighborhood was still in the area.
"When they arrived on scene, there was a witness there who came running out to the car and told them he had seen a suspicious person run by close to where the alarm went off," Lt. John Griffith of the Meridian Police Dept. said.
Police spotted the individual with a bag over his shoulder running away from the scene.
A chase ensued for just a few minutes here on this street before the suspect got himself stuck in a creek and police were quickly able to capture him.
"I believe he had some of the articles in the house maybe in a bag. He was running in the bag. He fell into a deep ditch, or a creek. Once he hit the creek, he stopped and officers had to fish him out of the creek," Lt. Griffith explained.
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If a wet season is approaching and some of your zinnia heads aren't fully mature (not completely brown) you can cut some of them as an experiment and dry them inside. I have gotten viable seed that way from zinnia heads that weren't completely dead. I have had zinnia seeds sprout in the heads in a wet season, so desperate times call for desperate measures.
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Schenectady, N.Y. (AP) -- A woman will spend 45 days in jail for punching and kicking a German shepherd dog in a park where hundreds of people had gathered for a dog-walking fundraiser.
Schenectady City Court Judge Matthew Sypniewski told 40-year-old Dana Jarvis that she had exhibited "unacceptable community behavior." He sentenced her Thursday to 45 days in jail and three years on probation, during which she can't own pets.
Jarvis has been in jail since she was found guilty by a jury last month.
The prosecutor noted that the dog wasn't injured, but said the attack was unnecessary and was upsetting to onlookers who were at Schenectady's Central Park for the annual Fireplug 500 fundraiser.
Jarvis punched her boyfriend's German shepherd twice and then kicked it in the shoulder after it fell to the ground last September.