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Basting in Sewing and Quilting: 4 Methods
Basting in sewing is a technique that will help to keep two or more fabric layers from shifting while you sew. It typically involves sewing a row of long, loose stitches, either by hand or by machine.
When quilting, however, there are a few additional options to baste, or temporarily join, the layers. To use any of these basting methods for your quilt, you'll first want to combine the quilt top with the batting and the backing, which is also called making a "quilt sandwich."
Here are four basting techniques to try:
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Method 1: Pin basting
One of the most popular methods of basting in sewing and quilting is to use safety pins. Although pin basting can be time-consuming, it's a good way to ensure that the quilt layers remain in place during quilting. It works for small to large quilts.
To get started pin basting a quilt, first tape down the corners of the quilt back on the floor or a table. In the video below, Craftsy instructor Wendy Butler Berns, recommends using 1 1/2" safety pins or 1 1/2" curved basting pins. These are just the right size for pin basting quilts and do not leave large holes in the quilt top. To baste a twin-size quilt, Wendy recommends you plan to use at least 100 safety pins.
Learn more basting tips from Wendy in her class Machine Quilting: Free-Motion & More.
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Method 2: Fuse basting
You can also use a fusible product to help baste your quilts. Large cuts of a double-sided fusible, such as Misty Fuse, can be used on both sides of the batting to fuse the quilt sandwich. Although this method can add to your materials cost, it can also be a time-saver according to Bradie at A Quilty Kind of Girl.
Strips of fusible tape, such as Steam-A-Seam 2, can be used to create small basting tacks between the backing, batting and quilt top. Nancy Zieman demonstrates this method in this video of various basting techniques. She uses a mini iron to apply small squares of the tape on the wrong side of the quilt top and backing fabric. After the paper is removed from the basting tacks, the quilt sandwich is pressed and fused. Nancy prefers to use this method on small- to medium-sized quilts.
Method 3: Spray basting
If you're not interested in these techniques, there's the time-saving option of spray basting your quilts. This works well for small quilting projects like mini quilts, mug rugs or wall quilts. Basting sprays can also be used on larger quilts, however, like this crib quilt pictured above.
To spray baste a quilt, begin in the center of the project. Lightly spray the wrong side of the backing fabric, moving the can outward to one corner. Once the backing is attached to the batting, you'll repeat the process by spraying onto the other side of the batting and pressing the quilt top to it.
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Method 4: Hand basting
This method of basting a quilt works best for quilters that plan to hand quilt their projects. Linda of the blog Hobby Stash uses a three-finger-length herringbone stitch. "I was amazed at how much faster it went basting rather than pinning," she says.
Both Linda and quilter Sharon Schamber used a board basting method to stack out the quilt layers; two wooden boards allow them to roll out the quilt evenly. The quilt can then be hand stitched with long, loose stitches. During hand quilting, you can remove these stitches along the way. You can watch Sharon's demonstration with the wooden boards in this video.
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would like to know how can order some these pattern that was on how to bast ing a quilt , theres two of them that I really would like to order in method1 and 2 and the price on the patterns thanks
Hi Lavonne! I don't know the patterns for most of these quilt patterns, unfortunately. However, I can tell you the link to one, which is a free tutorial I put together: http://www.craftbuds.com/jungle-lattice-free-baby-quilt-pattern/
I hope this helps!
I use bulldog clips to clip the backing to a large table. I then put batting on top, removing clips and clipping both layers together. Then I. Do the same with the quilt top. I then use curved safety pins to pin all together. Not a please t job but very efficient.
I just tried spray basting as taught by Ann Petersen in her quilting big projects on a small machine. Results were great!
I wasn't sure about the fuse basting method but I just tried it on my 18″ quilt sandwich and it is great! Thank you!


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Neustar, Inc. (NYSE: NSR) today announced that J. Beckwith ("Becky") Burr will join the company as its Chief Privacy Officer and Deputy General Counsel. As Neustar's Chief Privacy Officer, Ms. Burr will be responsible for ensuring that the company maintains state-of-the-art privacy practices that always protect customer and consumer information. She will work closely with Jonathan Coombes, Neustar's Chief Information Security Officer, and will report directly to Scott Blake Harris, Neustar's Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Her appointment is effective June 1st.
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The four-day tented runway extravaganza here that ended Saturday featured presentations by 13 retailers, including Barneys, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's, Oscar de la Renta, CH Carolina Herrera and Giorgio Armani.
There are plans to expand the event for fall, and again in 2009.
NorthPark co-owner Nancy Nasher said the upscale mall's more than $1 million investment in Fashion at the Park, which began last year, gets "direct results" by generating higher sales.
Ken Downing, senior vice president and fashion director of Neiman Marcus, agreed with her. "There are people all over the mall, and our store is packed," he said.
The event will grow in the fall, with nine days of shows starting Oct. 15 and more elaborate sets and productions, said Chris Szalay, NorthPark marketing director. There will be additional displays in the lounge area of the tent, where a new shoe and handbag exhibit last week proved effective at driving business. The fall round will include fine jewelry and a space for fast fashion.
More expansion is in the works for next year, when Szalay plans to stage additional shows in the mall.
"We will incorporate more events inside the center with multiple runways that can showcase other retail groups that probably won't make it onto the runway at Fashion at the Park," she said.
Fashion at the Park opened Wednesday night with Doonan walking the length of the runway in platform Lanvin sandals — to prove a point. "Every day my in-box is full of women complaining about high shoes....But if I can wear them, so can you," he quipped.
The event culminated Saturday night with a gala dinner and runway show featuring eveningwear by designer Naeem Khan. It benefited the AFI Dallas 2008 International Film Festival — and attracted the likes of Barton.
The 15 shows, sponsored by Cadillac, cost more than $2 million to produce, Szalay said. A total of about 7,600 tickets were sold, with prices ranging from $15 for Nordstrom's cosmetics show to $300 for an invitation-only Neiman Marcus dinner that benefits charities.


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~Chapter 37~
Sure enough, in accordance to Emil's instructions, you did manage to find a small trapdoor tucked at the far end of the room. You were completely exhausted having walked for so long over bones and other unspeakable things to the point where you couldn't even talk aloud anymore. All of your thoughts revolved around wondering what might have gone wrong with Emil since the last time you had spoken to him. There were at least a hundred possibilities with each guess getting more farfetched than the last.
However, as much as you thought about what had happened to Emil, the dragon had never bothered to respond to any of these thoughts. Somewhere after the fortieth guess, you assumed that he must have broken away from your thoughts just like you could with other dragons.
Upon coming to the trapdoor, the first thing that instantly came to your mind was the fact that it was completely locked with a large padlock. Who in Eliatha would have had the brains to lock the place from the inside of the garbage heap? It just didn't make any sense.
"Stupid designs…" you mumbled and looked around for something that could have helped you try to break the padlock. Surely after years of exposure to humidity and fluctuating temperatures, you would be able to break the padlock without much effort.
There has to be some sort of stick lying around somewhere… you thought to yourself. After looking for a while, the only useful things you were able to find were long bones too long to have belonged to humans.
Would bones work? you wondered. It was worth a shot no matter how you looked at it so you grabbed the sturdiest looking one you could find and returned to the locked trapdoor.
Once you reached the padlock, you wedged the bone between the hole that looped around the door and began to push down on the bone like a lever. The bone was stronger than you had thought since you were able to exert your full weight on the bone—with no prospect of being able to open it.
"Rrrrgh!" you grunted, panting and wheezing from jumping up and down and pushing down as hard as you could. It was no use. The padlock was still too strong for you to break.
Great… you thought after stopping to take a rest. I've found the way out, but it's not giving in…
In your frustration, you began to kick at the trapdoor. It was just one of those spur-of-the-moment ideas you had that was supposed to have relieved some stress after everything that had happened to you, but to your startled surprise, when your foot made contact with the trapdoor, an incredibly loud bang echoed throughout the garbage heap.
You jumped back in shock. You hadn't expected to make so much noise just by kicking the trapdoor. After cursing yourself for being such a coward, you crawled back to the trapdoor and examined it.
"What in Eliatha…?" you murmured.
There was a dent at the place where you had kicked the trapdoor. Was the metal composing the door really that weak? Or perhaps your newfound abilities of the Sapphire Flames had given you inhuman strength. You would have liked to think it was the Sapphire Flames aiding you. It sounded better.
Then perhaps if I give this thing a few more kicks, it should do the trick… you thought. So, you tried again.
Just the like the last time, the entire room echoed with a metallic ring that made bones shake and creatures squeak and chirp. You looked back at the trapdoor. The dent had grown even larger. Just a little bit more, and it was sure to break. And, once again, you continued to kick at the trapdoor.
Bang! Clang! Clang! Clunk! BANG!
And just like that, the door had blown completely off. It didn't even hurt your foot. You were starting to enjoy having the privileges of being the new flame bearer—even if it meant doing it at the expense of Lukas' life.
"Alright, then," you breathed. "I'm coming, Emil."
The path behind the trapdoor led to a small, narrow tunnel dugout with dirt compacted over the walls. It was a narrow squeeze, but you managed to fit your body into the small space and start crawling through. The one thing that really bothered you about going into the tunnel, however, was the fact that because it was so small, you weren't able to turn around and look back. You couldn't be sure if the blue light was still shining from behind you, but if it wasn't, then there was nothing you could do about the bloodsnares. The nightcrawlers, on the other hand, were too big to come through.
No, don't think about that, ___________, you told yourself. Just keep looking at the path ahead. You've been doing fine this entire time. You can do it for a little longer.
Indeed, you had gone through some tough times before. Even though they had all been things you hadn't expected to come out of your life, you still continued to move on. It was the least you could do after nearly being eaten by a netiss, being captured by a band of dragon hunters, and almost getting drowned or devoured by a rare sea serpent. The dragons had brought a lot of interesting memories into your once humble and quiet little life.
The further you went, the dimmer the blue light around you became, but in its place was a brilliant white light only getting bright and brighter. It had to be the sun.
Almost there…! you thought, your heart beating faster with your growing anticipation.
At long last, the tunnel gave way to a wide expanse of space. The temperature began to drop, and the air didn't feel so humid anymore. By the time you were able to hear the faint sound of the blizzard winds blowing, you were able to stand up and begin walking to the exit.
Before completely leaving the little room, you turned around to look behind you. The little tunnel was extremely insignificant. One would have almost missed it if they hadn't looked closely. Even if the bloodsnares had managed to get through, you felt that it wasn't necessary for you to find a way to seal off the entrance since they feared the sunlight and the cold. With that thought in mind, you continued to move forward until you came to a worn-out ladder.
"Huh. I would have thought they would've used this thing as firewood by now…" you murmured.
Back at the castle, ladders were things of scarcity. Most of the townsfolk in the perimeter of the castle all shared a small handful of ladders to repair their roofs, and the ladders at the castle were placed at the most convenient spots possible. All of the other ladders had been used as firewood some point in time so seeing one placed at such a forgettable spot came as quite odd. Yet, there was no reason to complain. There could have been no ladder at all.
Might as well be grateful for what I have, you decided and gripped the rungs in your hands. Before putting your full weight on the ladder, you tested out the first step. The wood looked worn and old, and there was a thin sheet of ice formed on top of the finish. Sure enough, as soon as you stepped onto the ladder, the entire rung collapsed making you slip and roll backwards.
Startled, you cursed and scrambled back to your feet. It was then that you had realized that your ankle didn't hurt so much anymore. Curious, you rolled your foot on the ground and leaned on your bad ankle. There was nothing wrong.
Hmm, so being able to heal quickly comes with the package.
But there was still the problem of ascending the ladder. There was a long way to go since the ceiling back at the garbage heap had been so high. It would be a shame for your journey to end here after coming so far.
"Okay, what to do…?" you mumbled. The first thing that came into mind was to try out the second rung. So you did.
Just like the first step you had taken, the second one fell apart as soon as you leaned your full weight onto the worn-out stick of wood. This was no good.
Damn! you cursed. What am I supposed to do now?
Frustrated, you looked up to the sky. It was still bright outside. You could see the small circle of daylight from above. A few flecks of snow fell down from the heavens and tickled your rosy cheeks with their icy kisses. At your feet, there was already a fanciful layer of snow at your feet from the snow that had made its way into this desolate place.
"Maybe if I just climbed really fast, I'd be able to get out before anything happens," you thought aloud. It was worth a shot. The worst that could happen was falling close to the top and plummeting to your death and letting everyone in all of Eliatha down.
What have I got to lose? you shrugged and looked back up at the exit. You began to count. At least fifty steps give or take. It was a long ladder, after all.
You took a deep breath. If you were really going to scale the ladder and hope for the best, then you had to be fast. Incredibly fast.
Is there another way? you wondered.
"Do you see any other option?" a familiar voice asked.
"Emil!" you gasped nearly jumping out of your skin. "You scared me!"
"How typical of your kind," Emil seemed to snort. "So you have made it to the ladder."
Yes, you answered in your thoughts.
"Then what are you waiting for? Climb."
Easier said than done, Emil, you grumbled in your thoughts. Once again, the voice had left your head and you found yourself completely alone at the bottom of a tunnel.
Well, no time like the present!
You were afraid of hesitating if you stopped. Even the slightest second of pulling yourself back would make you want to stop yourself and remain immobilized. Emil was right. You had to climb.
Immediately after your hand gripped onto the ladder, you thrust your foot onto the third rung and put your other foot on the fourth. You could hear the ice and wood cracking under your weight, but you continued to hoist your body higher and higher with each step. Since you were moving so quickly, your footing would occasionally falter and making your stomach shoot into your throat. The sensation of falling was not a good thing to experience. You had experienced plenty of falls when journeying with the dragons.
Almost there! you screamed in your head, the white sky above you. Just a little more.
Suddenly, something made you lose your footing and caused you to slip from your grip. Such was your ill luck.
"Gungh!" you gasped. When you looked above at the ladder, you noticed that there had been a missing rung. Without noticing it on time, you had miscalculated the distance your foot had to plant itself onto the ladder and began to slip from your place.
"No!" you shrieked. Everything was happening in slow motion. You were falling. The ground was getting closer. No matter how large the possibility, you knew you were going to severely injure yourself when you hit the ground. You had failed once again. And now—
"Got you!"
At the last second before completely falling off the ladder, someone had grabbed onto your outstretched hand. A lungful of air escaped your lips. You nearly heaved when your freely swinging body hit the edge of the wall.
"Ouch!" you cried as your back hit the dirt. Some of the snow that had been disturbed by the surface showered down on your head and crept into the back of your neck shooting a stinging sensation of shivers down your spine.
"I knew you'd never be able to survive without one of us in tow," a voice said from above. Right after speaking, the person who had caught you easily pulled you up to the surface. He had to be fairly strong considering he was doing it one-handed.
"Th-Thank you..." you breathed and flopped down on the snow.
The person didn't even let you rest before turning you around and placing his hand straight onto your chest.
"Hey!" you screeched. "What in Eliatha—?! Do you mind?!"
"Not here…" It was Emil. He looked rather dashing in his human form if it wasn't for the nasty scowl visibly ruining his darkened expression. At the very least, he had clothes. But his hand was still on your chest.
You growled and slapped his hand away. Then you pushed him off. The pale dragon put up no resistance as his body fell back first into the snow. With the upper hand on your side, you marched over to him and seized him by his…blanket? At least, it sure looked like he was wearing a blanket.
"Alright, Emil, you've got some explaining to do!" you snarled. "I don't know what happened to you after I last spoke to you, but I want you to tell me everything! You hear me? Everything!"
The young dragon wore a blank expression. With such a beautiful face, he didn't look like he was capable of throwing such biting words at you, but looks could be deceiving.
"Emil, are you listening to me?" you fumed. You thought to look in his head if possible.
Answer me, damn you!
Emil's voice drifted into your head. "The flames…"
Yes? What about them?
Just then, Emil seemed to regain his senses and quickly tugged his blanket away from your hand. As strange as it was, he didn't look like he was mad at you; rather, he was embarrassed that you had dominated him like that. Shortly after, he stood up and brushed the snow off his body.
"_______________, the journey's not over yet," he said. Odd. He used your name.
You raised an eyebrow. "Emil? Hey, are you feeling alright?"
Emil turned around and gave you a quick look before shying away and walking through the snow. You followed after him.
"I'm fine, __________," he mumbled. "But something's wrong."
You snorted. "If you mean wrong, then why not giving me an explanation about what happened to your tone? You were so rude about forty seconds ago, and now you expect me to believe you're normal again?"
"I'll get around to explaining that later, ____________," Emil sighed, "but right now, there's something we still have to take care of."
"The thing that's preventing this journey from being over?" you guessed. You were looking at your surroundings. The air held something eerie, and you weren't sure if it was your imagination or not, but the dark looming shapes of tall buildings gave off an incredibly negative aura. Just looking in that direction made you sick.
"____________, stay me with, here," Emil quickly said. "It pains me to tell you this, but—"
"There's no need to tell me…" you interrupted him sadly shaking your head.
Emil stopped and looked back at you. "Excuse me?"
"Your brother…" you muttered looking into your dragon's lavender eyes. "He's dead. I know that. I don't deny it any more."
Emil didn't say anything for a long time. His eyes had lost their light like a dark storm cloud that cloaked Eliatha with its never-ending blizzard. Finally, after what seemed like a small eternity later, he spoke.
"So I've heard," he sighed. "I wish I hadn't been such a burden for you two."
"Emil…" you breathed. "What's going on?"
"First thing's first, ___________," the dragon said walking up to you again. Without a word, he unveiled a hand from his blanket and pointed to where your heart is.
"____________, I don't exactly know what happened the day my brother died, but I can be sure of one thing and one thing only."
"And what would that be?" you asked.
Emil pressed his lips together. He looked troubled. This was the modest dragon you knew.
"_____________, I'm sorry to tell you this, but as it stands, against the other side, you are not actually carrying the flames of the world in your heart."


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A Medical Lake man was arrested for allegedly obstructing police and assaulting a firefighter Saturday after he walked into the fire station garage and claimed to own all the equipment.
Edward John Ramsey, 49, pushed a firefighter who tried to escort him from the garage about 6 a.m., police say.
Firefighters said Ramsey was acting strange when he approached the station at 124 S. Lefevre in Medical Lake.
A sheriff's deputy saw Ramsey walking nearby and tried to talk to him, but Ramsey ran and struggled when the deputy caught up with him and handcuffed him.
Ramsey reportedly told the deputy he'd pushed the big fireman and twisted his tit" because he wouldn't let him look at the equipment for which he claims to have paid.
Ramsey told Judge Annette Plese in court Monday that he had enough money to buy the entire state of Washington and is planning to move to Hawaii.
He has no serious criminal record and was released from jail Monday on his own recognizance.
A man has been charged with third-degree assault for allegedly trying to shoot a Spokane police officer.
Chase J. Earl West, 22, is accused of pulling the trigger of a black semi-automatic pistol, which malfunctioned instead of firing.
Cpl. Nick Lundgren said he saw the gun's magazine slide down about a quarter-inch inside the magazine well of the firearm as Earl-West tried to fire it.
A confidential informant told police Earl West admitted to shooting a "real gun" at police during the Dec. 12 incident at the Randolph Arms Apartments near Spokane Falls Community College, according to court documents.
Lundgren said he feared Officer Micah Prim was going to be shot. Prim drew his weapon then retreated to a position of cover while ordering Earl-West to come out of the stairwell area. No officers fired their weapons.
Earl-West escaped from the apartment complex before an hours-long SWAT standoff began and was arrested in Addy, Wash., on Jan. 4.
He's to be arraigned next week on the assault charge. He's being held on $35,000 bail for that charge and no bail for violating drug court conditions imposed for a car theft charge.
A woman who lives as a man and grows a beard as a symbol of her activism for human rights is back in jail after being wanted on a felony warrant since February.
Paula K. Reynolds-Eblacas, 45, alias Joseph Muhammad, was ordered to stay in jail on $50,000 bond after appearing before Spokane County Superior Court Judge Michael Price Tuesday on a third-degree assault charge.
The charge stems from an incident in July 2009 in which Reynolds-Eblacas allegedly assaulted a Spokane police officer who was trying to transport her to a hospital for a mental evaluation.
The officer "felt the pressure of Paula squeezing her fist and he thrust his hips away from her hand to break free," according to a probable cause affidavit. "The defendant said, 'I was trying to grab your pant leg and your body got in the way."
Reynolds-Eblacas' attorney withdrew earlier this month - the third attorney withdrawal since the case began - and she is representing herself. Price set a stay hearing for Dec. 30 to inquire about her competency to stand trial, though she already was ruled competent earlier this year.
Reynolds-Eblacas entered an Alford plea in 2006 to a charge of violating a protection order after a woman said she tried to end a friendship with her but was inundated with phone calls and others contacts.


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Let's take a look back at Week 8 in college football. Oregon fell in the BCS Standings, Duke is bowl eligible, Iowa has offensive line issues and the Big East is subpar.
In the Pac-12, Oregon somehow fell in the BCS standings. That means that their game with USC on Nov. 3 that will decide the season might not be enough to get them past Kansas State, who jumped over them to the No. 3 team. The Wildcats are number two in computer average, and they play No. 14 Texas Tech and No. 23 Texas the rest of the way and won't play in a league title game. The Ducks get Colorado this week, which means another thrashing and probable blowout. It also means another move down in the standings.
In the Big 12, Oklahoma State lost QB J.W. Walsh (knee) for the season. He has started the last three games in place of Wes Lunt, who also suffered a knee injury earlier this season. Lunt is likely back to being the starter.....Kansas State destroyed West Virginia on Saturday night. Coach Bill Snyder might be in his seventies but nobody has gotten more out of his team than Snyder this year. The Mountaineers' horrible defense came back to bite them for the second week and QB Geno Smith was once again ordinary at best. The Mountaineers have a bye before facing a dangerous TCU team.
In the ACC, Duke is the story of the season as they became bowl-eligible for the first time since 1994. They came from behind to upset North Carolina at home, 33-30. They reached the six-win mark by defeating a team that beat Virginia Tech and Miami-Fla...... Virginia Tech has been the most disappointing team though they could still go 7-5 and win the Coastal Division. A loss to Clemson on the road isn't embarrassing but they were just not in the game in the second half....NC State was fortunate to beat a young Maryland team that lost their starting quarterback in College Park by two. They needed a missed 33-yard field goal as time expired from a freshman kicker to hold on. The Terps lost freshman starting quarterback Perry Hills to a knee injury in the second quarter and had to use to backups to get through the game. Coach Tom O'Brien snapped his 13-game road losing streak in the ACC with the win.
In the Big 10, Iowa lost starting left tackle Brandon Sherff will miss the next few months after injuring his leg then undergoing surgery after Saturday night's loss to Penn State. Scherff was taken from teh field on a cart in the Hawkeyes 38-14 loss. Guard Andrew Donnal, who left the game with a knee injury, was injured as well....Ohio Stte found a way to win again. They were down to Purdue at home by eight with a minute to go and backup Kenny Guiton in as Braxton Miller was hurt early on. At 8-0, the Buckeyes seem very vulnerable, considering they had two very close wins against Purdue and Indiana.
In the Pac-12, USC's defense stepped up in their 24-14 win. Barkley was just 10-of-20 for 167 yards with a touchdown. The USC defense forced four Washington turnovers and held the Huskies to just 299 yards. Penn State transfer Silas Red rushed for 155 yards on 26 carries. Washington has made it through a brutal first-half schedule with a 3-3 mark.....
In the SEC, Florida destroyed mistake-prone South Carolina, 44-11 and can lock up the SEC East crown with a win over Georgia from Jacksonville. The Gators are winning with great defense and special teams. Georgia hung on to beat Kentucky 29-24 after losing to South Carolina the previous week, 35-7. Georgia has won just four times in the past 22 meetings in the series. Georgia needs outside linebacker Jarvis Jones (ankle), who missed the Kentucky game and his status is questionable for the Florida game....Auburn fell at Vanderbilt, 17-13 as the Tigers are 1-6 overall and 0-5 in the SEC. This is the Tigers' worst start in 60 years and the heat is on coach Gene Chizik, even though he won a National Championship two years ago....LSU fell behind Texas A&M 12-0, before coming back to win 24-19. They kept their championship hopes alive to set the stage for a game against Alabama in two weeks.
In the Big East, Cincinnati fell at Toledo, 29-23, which is not good for the league. Rutgers and Louisville are now the teams to beat and they play each in the finale on Nov. 29. Rutgers is coming off a 35-10 trouncing of Temple on the road. Gary Nova threw four touchdown passes in the second half for the win.....UConn has lost three straight and gave up 40 points to Syracuse. This was supposed to be the #6 defense in the nation. Not good news for the Huskies, who are could end up missing a bowl game for the second straight season.
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Wednesday Jul 16
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