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Flacco couldn't find receivers downfield and didn't have much time to throw. He was sacked three times and under constant pressure for most of the night. Even so, the Ravens were down only at 6-0 at halftime, and fully expected to win the game despite not having a first down and only 16 yards at halftime - the fewest the Jaguars have ever given up in one half.
He expects to take the brunt of the blame for this miserable performance.
"They look at the quarterback when things are good, and they look at the quarterback when things are bad," Flacco said. "We weren't playing consistently on offense. It's going to get better. We're a young team. We need to make sure when we're not on our 'A' game, we're not this."
Baltimore, which came into the game averaging 375.2 yards a game, finished with 146 yards - 89 of those in the fourth quarter.
"There's no excuse for that," Boldin said. "You've got to give them credit. They played like it was their Super Bowl. We all know we have the talent in this locker room."
If there was a series that define the hapless offense of the Ravens in this game, it came early in the second quarter when they started in Jacksonville territory for the first time. Flacco completed one pass for a loss of five yards to Dennis Pitta. Michael Oher was called for holding, Rice dropped a short pass over the middle and Oher was called for holding again.
Just like that, it was third-and-35 from their own 30. And on the next play, Jeremy Mincey came charging at Flacco and swatted down his pass into Flacco's arms. He took off running for the sideline and didn't make it, slung to the ground by Paul Posluszny for an 8-yard loss that forced yet another punt.
As for the defense, the Ravens held Jacksonville to 205 yards. That's no great feat, considering Jacksonville ranked last in offense. But it gave up a 100-yard rusher for the first time all year, as Jones-Drew ran for 105 on 30 carries.
"It baffles me," linebacker Terrell Suggs said, noting that Rice only had eight carries to 30 for Jones-Drew. "They fed their horse. We've got to feed our horse. But don't forget to give credit to Jacksonville."
The Ravens now have two losses, same as Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in the AFC North. This was a game they were supposed to win, and Suggs called it a low point even this early in the season.
"We have to get over it quick," Suggs said. "We can't drop any more games like this."
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Vung Vu, 46, was riding a bicycle south on South Tryon when he was struck by a 1996 Jeep Cherokee driven by Jonathan Henry Shaver, 39, of Clover, police said. Shaver also was traveling south.
Vu struck the windshield of the Jeep before being thrown to the ground, police said. MEDIC pronounced him dead at the scene shortly before midnight. Shaver was uninjured.
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I made a bone broth a couple weeks ago with chicken and beef bones. It's totally gross... But I figured maybe I could make a soup with it anyways.
I'm making a cheeseburger chowder, but no matter what I put in it, it still has a very strong broth-y taste. I'm only using heavy cream, beef, salt, and cheese as my other ingredients. Should I cut it with some water? I don't want it to get too watery.
I've never really made it with both chicken and beef bones. I hope somebody else comes in and helps 'cause I would toss it.
What do you mean by brothy taste? Did you use something like ACV and maybe too much?
what's gross about it?
I didn't use too much acv. I'm always careful not to use too much.
I don't know how to explain the gross taste. I think there was a ton of bone marrow in it from the chicken bones, since I was reusing them. The beef bones were soup bones with a lot of marrow in them too. Maybe that's it?
I would dilute your bone broth with water or use less of it in your soup recipe and see if this solves the problem. Does it taste spoiled?
I know the flavour you are talking about--I agree that it is from the marrow. I only get it from beef or veal bones, not chicken. I would probably add some prepared stock paste to compensate. I really like the "better than bouillon" brand.
it will increase tye carbs but I'd be willing to bet some canned tomato product would help. Not too much though.
Did you salt it? Unsalted stock tastes very bland and yucky.
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The dig was perfect. The assist was pretty. And Mike Prociak's thunderous swing was something to marvel at.
When the sphere crashed on the North Pocono side of the court, it set off a party for the Holy Redeemer boys' volleyball team.
The Royals avenged an early-season loss to the Trojans, winning in straight sets, 3-0, to capture the school's third-straight District 2 Class 2A title at Scranton High School.
Match scores were 25-23, 25-21 and 26-24. Both teams advance to next week's PIAA state tournament that begins Wednesday.
Earlier in the season, Pocono swept the Royals in Wyoming Valley Conference play.
"We had to come out just as intense as we did in the semifinals," Redeemer senior Jeremy Myslowski said. "We changed some things around from that first game, and we were able to really adjust. We grew as a team since that game. As a senior, this is my third district medal, and it feels as good as the first. We knew this was our goal, and we weren't going to let that one loss to North Pocono early in the year define our season."
The victory shows how much Redeemer has improved since the start of the season. Considered by some as underdogs in 2013, the Royals took their lumps during some in-season tournaments.
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"I give our principal and our athletic director a lot of credit because they allowed us to go to those tough tournaments," he said. "If they would have said no, we wouldn't be able to go. Those tournaments are where we grew up, playing the best teams in the state, Double-A and Triple-A. We've seen everything from those teams."
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Overcoming an amazing 21 service errors Thursday, it was Redeemer that appeared poised and calm even when the waters got a little cloudy.
Credit the senior leadership with a little bit of Prociak sprinked in.
Although he didn't want to talk much about himself, the middle hitter played a pretty big part in the title victory. He finished with 12 kills, three blocks and constantly put pressure on the North Pocono offense.
Combine his size with senior Mike Morrison at the net, and the Trojans struggled to get into any type of offensive rhythm.
"We liked our blocking matchups, their hitters versus our blockers," Kablick said. "There were a few rotations where we would be dominant because of our size. Mike Prociak just put the exclamation on the night with that last hit."
Tied at 22 in the opening set, it was a block by Prociak and Myslowski – combined with two Trojan mental miscues — that gave Redeemer the early edge and the first set.
Again, when times got tough in the third, the mental edge went to Redeemer.
Down 10-7, the Royals got some big swings from Brendan Leahigh and Morrison, and a big block by Myslowski to grab the 17-16 advantage.
Tied at 24 late, it was back-to-back kills from Prociak that sealed the match.
"This is an amazing feeling because no one really expected us to win districts this year," Prociak said. "It was a little shaky when we lost to them early in the year, but we've been playing well for a while and preparing for this moment. It shows how much we've improved. We've been working hard, and I still don't think we've reached our peak yet. It's the start of a longer run."
Holy Redeemer Leaders: Jeremy Myslowski, 7 kills, 19 assists; Brendan Leahigh, 12 kills, 5 blocks; Mike Morrison, 6 blocks; Mike Prociak, 12 kills, 3 blocks.
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Still plenty of room for improvement for USC, Sarkisian
It's too bad college football, unlike major league baseball, doesn't allow a closer. The USC Trojans could sure use a Craig Kimbrel or Kenley Jansen at this point.
What an entertaining and frustrating Holiday Bowl proved beyond all else, is that after 13 games under Steve Sarkisian they still don't know how to close.
They allowed a very average Nebraska team to come from 18 points down to almost make it feel like Arizona State all over again. Only when Nelson Agholor -- a wise insertion, by the way -- batted away the last Cornhusker pass could Trojans fans sigh with relief.
So what exactly did that wild 45-42 San Diego adventure actually mean in the whole context of Sarkisian's first season?
Not much. It only showed us again what we already knew. This is a 9-4 team of supremely gifted players and alarming little discipline. It is a team that can run up points faster than Adoree Jackson runs past opponents. Yet it is a group with all the killer instinct of an Adam Sandler.
It will be interesting to see how all that translates into 2015, but if you're asking what grade Sarkisian deserves after his first season as USC's head coach, I'd probably waver somewhere between a B-minus and a C-plus.
Let's get one thing straight, by the way: Nebraska is not the best team the Trojans played this season, as Sarkisian tried to tell us the other day. It is not even close. The Cornhuskers' defense contains more open space than the San Diego Zoo, and while tailback Ameer Abdullah is a great player, quarterback Tommy Armstrong Jr. wouldn't even rank among the top half of the Pac-12's passers.
Yet take away those two spectacular plays by the electric Mr. Jackson -- the 98-yard kickoff return and 71-yard reception -- and USC probably loses the game.
How does that happen? Well, primarily because the penalty-infested Trojans weren't playing much defense, themselves. Sure, Leonard Williams was his usual menacing self, but in a basic set with few, if any, blitzes, there was little resistance to a Nebraska offense that was able to roll up 525 yards.
Defense should be Sark's priority going into 2015. He needs to get more involved with it. He needs to let the players know he cares about that side of the ball, too.
It is probably too much to ask for him to give up his cherished play-calling duties on offense, but there is still a real danger of this becoming a one-dimensional football program, and that is certainly something Sarkisian doesn't want.
As usual, it's a lot more fun to discuss the Trojans' offense. If Agholor bolts early for the NFL, as is generally expected, it will leave a definite void. The guy has been a tremendous go-to receiver.
Now that we know quarterback Cody Kessler won't be joining him in leaving early, it isn't a huge cause for concern, especially when it seems so obvious now that Jackson, the freshman All American cornerback, needs considerably more playing time on offense. Jackson and fellow freshman JuJu Smith should be involved in plenty of exciting plays in the next few years.
It might not be quite so easy to replace tailback Javorius Allen, whose 152 yards the other night pushed his total to 1,489 yards for a truly exceptional junior season. Justin Davis is a good, young back with a flair for the big play, but he has yet to prove he can consistently pound for the crucial yards the way Allen did. Maybe Tre Madden, who was once ahead of Allen on the depth chart before getting injured, will handle that role.
One thing that might help is to have the tight end take on a more prominent role in the offense, and there were hints of that finally happening in San Diego. Freshman Bryce Dixon caught 4 passes for 44 yards, including a 20-yarder for a touchdown.
The happiest part of USC's San Diego experience is that it had to enhance recruiting. Getting that kind of exposure on a nationally televised stage can only help when it comes to luring four and five-star athletes, especially those from out of state.
In the end, though, what really happened in the Holiday Bowl is that Sarkisian's Trojans opened up a big lead and then barely hung on to beat another less-than-impressive opponent.
What it felt like, more than anything else, was a USC version of Groundhog Day.
Inside the locker room: USC's victory over Nebraska
SAN DIEGO -- Notes, quotes and anecdotes from Qualcomm Stadium after the USC Trojans (9-4, 6-3 Pac-12) defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers (9-4, 5-3 Big Ten) 45-42 in the National University Holiday Bowl on Saturday.
USC head coach Steve Sarkisian comments:
The assessment: "First of all, I'm happy for our team. You know, we've been through a lot this year. We've had a couple just excruciating losses, and to come out tonight and win at the very end, we've laid a good foundation in Year One of where we're headed as a program. Our future, and I'll say it again, is ridiculously bright."
On the final Nebraska Hail Mary: "We've been through it! We got JuJu (Smith) and Nelson (Agholor) on the field. Nelson made a heck of a play to go attack the football. At the end of the day, I mean, you can only get burned so many times, I guess. So, let's just get the ball on the ground. That's kinda what I was hoping for."
On the 2014 season: "First of all, it was a total success. We won nine games, and we were Holiday Bowl champions. I don't change. Every day I wake up and I drive down the 110 freeway to come to work and I embrace the opportunity you have to be the head football coach at USC."
Nebraska interim head coach Barney Cotton comments:
The assessment: "I think (USC) was everything we thought they would be. They were physical and skilled, a big-play offense and a physical defense. I thought it was a good battle out there. It could have gone down and went either way by the end. I was proud of the way our guys fought back, and it was a heck of a football game."
On the game's pace: "We just wanted to play fast. We took what they gave us. We would like to run the ball effectively, but on the other hand, a lot of those passes were run-pass options."
On field position: "Well, we did have good field position. We did get some points off it, but we should have got more points out of it. But you're playing against a good defense, and, you know, when you look up at the scoreboard at the end of the game, I think we were better executing."
More notes and anecdotes:
Key to victory: The Trojans held off a Nebraska Hail Mary on the last play of the game to defeat the Cornhuskers 45-42 as Trojans All-Pac-12 wide receiver Nelson Agholor switched to defense to bat away Nebraska quarterback Tommy Armstrong's final pass attempt.
The offensive explosion: The Trojans scored 45 points against the Huskers on Saturday. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Trojans were averaging 35.1 points per game.
The offensive coordinator: On the Trojans' big win, USC offensive coordinator Clay Helton said, "This was a fabulous win and we played our hearts out. When the offense struggled, the defense picked us up. We needed offensive balance tonight. We couldn't be one-sided. (Tailbacks) Buck Allen and Justin Davis did a great job."
No decision: After the game, Agholor announced in a quick interview he had not decided whether to head to the NFL. He said he still had time to make an informed decision.
Defensive issues: The Trojans defense allowed 42 points to the Huskers on Saturday. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Men of Troy were allowing 23.8 points per game.
Defensive MVP: Trojans All-American defensive tackle Leonard Williams was named the Holiday Bowl Defensive Player of the Game. Afterward, Williams said, "It felt great to be honored as that and seen as that from my peers and coaches and teammates as the defensive player of the game. I don't give myself the respect of earning that award, I give it to all my guys that I was out there battling with and have fun with."
Offensive dominance: The Trojans had 515 yards of total offense against the Huskers on Saturday. Prior to the Nebraska game, The Men of Troy were averaging 452.8 offensive yards per game.
Holiday Bowl records: The 79 points scored in the first three quarters is a new Holiday Bowl record, as well as the 38 combined points scored in the third quarter. Also, with 12 penalties in the game, the Trojans tied four other past Holiday Bowl teams.
An individual record: Adoree' Jackson's 98-yard kickoff return was the longest in Holiday Bowl history, breaking the old record of 93 yards by Victor Ike of Texas in 2000.
The end zone flip: After Jackson's 98-yard touchdown return in the first quarter, the USC true freshman did a front flip into the end zone. Jackson said, "What was going through my mind is actually my dad called me before the game and he told me to do something for him, and that's pretty much what I was doing is something for him because he wasn't able to make the game. That's what was going through my mind, give him something."
Cotton on Jackson: Regarding Jackson, Cotton said, "He's an explosive guy. If you don't wrap up early, it's too late to wrap up late."
Defensive issues: Against the Huskers on Saturday, the Trojans defense allowed a total of 525 yards. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Trojans were allowing 398.2 yards per game.
A linebacker's take: Regarding the Nebraska offense, Trojans junior linebacker Anthony Sarao said, "They run a great offense. They force you to read it and they're physical. Their running back (Ameer Abdullah) really keeps his feet moving, not like most college backs."
Rush hour, Part 1: Against the Huskers on Saturday, the Trojans rushed for 194 yards. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Men of Troy were averaging 158.2 yards rushing per game.
The Buck stops here: On his 44-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, USC's Javorius "Buck" Allen (152 rushing yards in the game) said, "I told (receiver) George Farmer I was going to score earlier and Coach Sark called the play. I went here and then went there, but I could feel the last 3 yards that one of their guys was behind me as I was getting into the end zone. The offensive line did a great job. This young line is going to be great."
The red zone: The Trojans were 3-of-3 in the red zone while Nebraska was 6-of-7.
Stopping Gregory: Trojans true freshman offensive left tackle Toa Lobendahn was matched against Nebraska star defensive end Randy Gregory and held his own. Lobendahn said, "I just tried to move my feet. He's a great player who will be in The League."
Rush hour, Part 2: Against the Huskers on Saturday, the Trojans defense allowed 144 net yards rushing. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Men of Troy were allowing 132.5 rushing yards per game.
Counting the house: Saturday's announced attendance was 55,789.
Passing the test: On Saturday against the Huskers, the Trojans passed for 321 yards. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Trojans were averaging 294.6 passing yards per game.
Kessler will return: After the game, Trojans junior quarterback Cody Kessler, who was the Holiday Bowl's Offensive MVP (321 passing yards and three touchdowns), announced he'd be returning for his senior season. Kessler said, "Yeah, I am absolutely coming back. I told Sark, and I told some of the guys, and my family knew. My main thing was I didn't want to take away from the bowl game. There's a bunch of other guys that have decisions to make, and I didn't want to take away from the senior class."
Under pressure: Kessler was sacked three times (23 yards) by the Huskers defense, while the Trojans sacked Armstrong twice (15 yards).
Air defense: On Saturday against the Huskers, the Trojans defense allowed 381 passing yards. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Trojans pass defense was allowing 265.7 yards per game.
The flag is up: The Trojans were penalized 12 times for 97 yards. Prior to the Nebraska game, the Trojans were averaging 77.2 yards in penalties per game.
Top tacklers: Corner Josh Shaw and defensive tackle Leonard Williams led the Trojans defense with nine tackles each.
Next game: The Trojans will open the 2015 season Sept. 5 in the Coliseum against Arkansas State.
USC guide to the high school all-star games
Under Armour All-America High School Football Game
Location: Tropicana Field (St. Petersburg, Fla.)
Date: Friday, Jan. 2
Kickoff: 1 p.m. PT
Practice dates: Dec. 29-Jan. 1 (Dec. 30-31 practices air at 5 p.m. PT on ESPNU)
Roster: Click here
USC commits:
TE Tyler Petite (Moraga, Calif./Campolindo) -- Black team
USC targets:
ATH Terry Godwin (Hogansville, Ga./Callaway) -- White team
LB John Houston Jr. (Gardena, Calif./Serra) -- Black team
RB Ronald Jones II (McKinney, Texas/McKinney North) -- White team
WR DaMarkus Lodge (Cedar Hill, Texas/Cedar Hill) -- Black team
CB Iman Marshall (Long Beach, Calif./Poly) -- White team
DL Tim Settle (Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson) -- White team
CB Kendall Sheffield (Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall) -- White team
LB Roquan Smith (Montezuma, Ga./Macon County) -- White team
WR Equanimeous St. Brown (Anaheim, Calif./Servite) -- White team
* Tight end Chris Clark (Avon, Conn./Avon Old Farms) was originally scheduled to play in this game, but he will now sit out due to injury. His interest in USC has reportedly waned following the commitment of Petite.
USC targets tentatively expected to announce decision:
Jones -- Notre Dame, USC
Settle -- Louisville, Oklahoma State, USC, Virginia Tech, Washington State
Sheffield -- Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Texas A&M, USC
Location: Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas)
Date: Saturday, Jan. 3
Kickoff: 10 a.m. PT
Practice dates: Dec. 29-Jan. 1
Roster: Click here
USC commits:
DL Jacob Daniel (Fresno, Calif./Clovis North) -- West
QB Sam Darnold (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) -- East
OL Chuma Edoga (Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern) -- East
DB Isaiah Langley (Pleasanton, Calif./Foothill) -- West
DL Christian Rector (Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola) -- West
QB Ricky Town (Ventura, Calif./St. Bonaventure) -- West
USC targets:
LB Porter Gustin (Salem, Utah/Salem Hills) -- West
DB DeChaun Holiday (San Marcos, Calif./Mission Hills) -- West
ATH Donte Jackson (Jefferson, La./Riverdale) -- West
LB Osa Masina (Salt Lake City, Utah/Brighton) -- West
ATH Ykili Ross (Riverside, Calif./Poly) -- West
DB Marvell Tell (Encino, Calif./Crespi) -- West
* USC defensive line target Rasheem Green (Gardena, Calif./Serra) is on the West roster, but he will not participate due to injury.
USC targets tentatively expected to announce decision:
Ross -- Arizona State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon, USC
Tell -- Oregon, Texas A&M, USC
Location: StubHub Center (Carson, Calif.)
Date: Sunday, Jan. 4
Kickoff: 6 p.m. PT
TV: Fox Sports 1
Practice dates: Dec. 31–Jan. 3
Roster: Click here
USC commits:
DL Noah Jefferson (Henderson, Nev./Liberty) -- West
WR Tristan Payton (Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast) -- East
USC targets:
TE T.J. Wheatley Jr. (Buffalo, N.Y./ Canisius) -- East
USC targets tentatively expected to announce decision:
Behind players such as Adoree' Jackson, USC's future is bright
SAN DIEGO -- During the postgame news conference at Qualcomm Stadium following USC's 45-42 win over Nebraska in the National University Holiday Bowl, Nebraska interim head coach Barney Cotton was asked to comment on the play of USC true freshman Adoree' Jackson.
"What's the number?" Cotton asked. "I'm not a name guy."
After Saturday night, here's guessing Cotton will remember the name.
Whether he was returning kicks, catching touchdowns or making plays in the secondary, Jackson was one of the most exciting and dynamic players on the field Saturday.
"I keep battling [defensive coordinator] Justin Wilcox because I want him on offense," Sarkisian said. "He would have had four touchdowns if he was playing on offense."
That drew a "yep" from Kessler and a playful head shake from Williams.
USC will likely lose two of its marquee offensive players to the 2015 NFL draft. No one will be shocked when running back Buck Allen and wide receiver Nelson Agholor make their believed intentions official. If the Holiday Bowl was in fact their respective swan songs, then they exited nicely. Allen rushed for a game-high 152 yards and two touchdowns, while Agholor hauled in seven balls for 90 yards and a score.
But USC's up-and-comers showed the offense is going to be just fine if -- or when -- those guys leave. Jackson opened the USC scoring with a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the first quarter. He added three catches for 73 yards, including a jaw-dropping 71-yard touchdown from Kessler. Actually, it was a 1-yard pass from Kessler. Jackson did the other 70 on his own.
But it wasn't just Jackson making plays. JuJu Smith had three catches for 66 yards. Bryce Dixon caught four balls for 44 yards and a touchdown. The Trojans used 11 true freshmen in significant roles this season, including eight who have combined for 58 starts. Consider that number, with the fact that USC suited up just 50 scholarship players for its bowl game, and it's not unreasonable to think USC should contend for the Pac-12 South Division next season.
"Our future -- and I'll say it again -- is ridiculously bright," Sarkisian said. "We're going to continue to get better and continue to recruit. We're going to recruit great players. We're going to develop the players that we have in our program. We're going to compete for championships. That's why you come to USC. Get ready for 2015."
As for the game itself, it was typical Holiday Bowl: High-scoring and high on drama. Even when the Trojans went up 45-27 near the end of the third quarter, there weren't many who felt the issue was resolved.
Sure enough, Nebraska scored at the end of the third and midway through the fourth to cut the game to 45-42. It wasn't until Tommy Armstrong Jr.'s Hail Mary with one second left on the clock was harmlessly batted away by Agholor that the Trojans could celebrate. Some might recall Arizona State's topping USC earlier this season on a last-second Hail Mary.
"We've been through it," Sarkisian said, which drew a laugh from the room. "We got JuJu and Nelson on the field. Nelson made a heck of a play to go attack the football. At the end of the day, I mean, you can only get burned so many times, I guess. You know? So let's just get the ball on the ground. That's kind of what I was hoping for."
The game was accented by one big play after another, as the teams combined for 1,040 yards of offense -- including a bowl-record 38 points in the third quarter. Armstrong threw three touchdown passes and ran for another in a contest that felt more like a Pac-12 conference game than a Pac-12/Big Ten bowl.
"I was proud of them and the way they responded offensively because we didn't totally chuck our game plan [when trailing]," Cotton said. "I'm glad we stuck with doing what we had done to get there, and we just came up a little short at the end."
College Football Top Plays: Bowl Season
Instant Analysis: USC 45, Nebraska 42
How the game was won: On big plays -- because it was the Holiday Bowl. Defenses need not apply. The Trojans were the faster, more athletic team (though not by much), and it showed in the form of explosive plays. Adoree' Jackson scored on a kickoff return and a long touchdown reception. Buck Allen turned 4-yard runs into long touchdowns. Four of USC's touchdowns were 20 yards or longer. That's not to say Nebraska didn't have some explosive moments of its own, as the teams combined for more than 1,000 yards offense.
Turning point: Trailing 45-42 with 2:31 remaining, Nebraska went for it on fourth-and 3 at the USC 31 but was turned away. The Trojans took over and were able to milk down enough clock to preserve the three-point win. A last-second Hail Mary effort from Nebraska fell short as time expired.
Game ball goes to: Jackson, a true freshman, was the most dynamic player on the field. His 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown gave the Trojans a 7-3 lead after Nebraska jumped ahead on a field goal. Then he took a Cody Kessler pass 71 yards that stretched USC's lead to 31-17 in the third quarter. Oh yeah, he also added six tackles on defense.
Key stat: The teams combined for 38 points in the third quarter, a Holiday Bowl record. Considering the Holiday Bowl's penchant for crazy, that's pretty impressive.
Play of the game: The Jackson kickoff return takes top honors in a game with a lot of big plays.
What's next: Nebraska begins life anew with Riley running the show. Some Trojans -- namely, Leonard Williams, Nelson Agholor and Allen -- have some decisions to make about the NFL draft.
No. 24 USC holds on for wild Holiday Bowl win over Nebraska
SAN DIEGO -- Adoree' Jackson scored on a 98-yard kickoff return and a 71-yard pass from Cody Kessler, and No. 24 Southern California blew most of an 18-point, third-quarter lead before beating No. 25 Nebraska 45-42 in the Holiday Bowl on Saturday night.
Kessler threw for 321 yards and three touchdowns for USC (9-4), which was playing Nebraska (9-4) in a bowl game for the first time.
USC stuffed De'Mornay Pierson on fourth-and-3 from the USC 31 with 2 1/2 minutes left. Nebraska had one final shot but Tommy Armstrong Jr.'s desperation pass as time ran out was knocked down inside the 10.
Armstrong had brought Nebraska back from a 45-27 deficit with a 65-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Westerkamp and a 15-yard keeper and a 2-point conversion pass to Kenny Bell.
Armstrong threw for 381 yards and three TDs.
USC had 515 yards of total offense and Nebraska finished with 525.
4Q NEB T. Armstrong Jr. pass incomplete
4Q NEB T. Armstrong Jr. pass,to B. Reilly for 12 yds for a 1ST down,lat. to K. Bell for -2 yds for a 1ST down
4Q USC D. Pierson-El run for 1 yd
4Q NEB A. Abdullah run for 10 yds for a 1ST down
4Q USC C. Kessler sacked by K. Williams for -9 yds
4Q NEB (T. Armstrong Jr. pass to K. Bell for Two-Point Conversion)
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Boys Basketball: St. Viator shades Mount Carmel
By Tim O'Brien For Sun-Times Media February 28, 2014 9:10PM
Updated: April 3, 2014 6:41AM
St. Viator 70, Mount Carmel 67
St. Viator spoiled host Mount Carmel's Senior Night as Mark Falotico (14 points) sealed the win with two free throws with 13 seconds remaining in the game.
With the score tied at 49 entering the fourth period, St. Viator (21-5) went on a 12-3 spurt, with Ore Arogundade hitting a three-pointer from the top of the key and Patrick McNamara (14 points) scoring on a fast-break bucket off a pass from Roosevelt Smart (13 points) .
Arogundade. Held to just five points in the first half, St. Viator's all-time leading scorer blew up for 18 points in the second half.
Mount Carmel (20-8) trimmed a double-digit deficit down to 66-63 with 54 seconds remaining but couldn't quite get over the hump in the final minute. David Nichols (23 points), Gabe Grant (20 points, 17 rebounds) and Christian Searles (11 points) paced the Caravan.
"Our energy was unacceptable, so we needed to come out stronger (in the second half). We're a team that likes to come back ,even if we don't want to be in that position. We're a resilient team. We're in a good spot. This was a good test for us going into the playoffs." — Arogundade
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The housing recovery is helping drive hiring at smaller firms, Zandi said, such as construction companies, landscaping firms, and plumbers and electricians. Banks are also more willing to lend to small and medium-sized companies compared with several years ago.Medium-sized companies with 50 to 499 workers added 65,000 jobs in February, and large businesses with more than 500 employees added 57,000. Construction firms continued a healthy string of hiring, adding 21,000 positions, the ADP report said. Manufacturers added 9,000 jobs.
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Reporter (and sometimes comedian) extraordinare Brian Williams, has a few opinions about Jewish Bachelorette Andi Dorfman and her somewhat lackluster remaining choice of men.
Williams appeared on Late Night Seth Meyers with his own fatherly advice for Andi, a former district attorney in her native of Atlanta.
"Opportunities as a homemaker in Iowa? Hello, Red Flag!" he said about Chris the farmer, who happens to live 500 miles from the nearest anything, courthouse included.
A master with words, Williams described the men in one sentence: "One is wealthy, one is wrapped up in the NFL draft, the other one has a mom who casts a heavy vote in the family and the other's from Iowa."
Last night's episode of the ABC hit reality show saw Andi on hometown dates with the four remaining bachelors, with the intention of cutting it down to three. But the emotional crux of the episode was when Andi and the men were told Eric Hill, an axed bachelor of the show, had died in a paragliding accident.
In the end only Josh, Nick and Chris remained. Andi sent puppy-eyed Marcus home. Having told her he loved her too early in the show, she feared she might not catch up to his feelings. Andi has repeatedly goaded the men to express their feelings and sometimes pushed them into telling her they loved her. She wanted vulnerability and emotions, but looks like Marcus laid it on too thick for her comfort.
Will Andi become an NFL sister-in-law and choose Josh? Will she drive a tractor barefoot and pregnant in Iowa? Or will she join the family wall of photos as Nick's bride?
Jason Biggs is coming under fire for comments he tweeted out during the season premiere of "The Bachelorette" on Monday.
The self-described "Jewiest-look non-Jew" mocked the death of Eric Hill, one of Andi Dorfman's prospective "ones," who died April 23 in a paragliding accident.
Crazy rule change- instead of voting off the contestants, this season #TheBachelorette gets to kill them off.— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) May 20, 2014
Here's what I can tell you without watching- 8 of the 20 guys are in the closet, all of them workout, and 2 can do simple division.— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) May 20, 2014
And 19 of them are still alive. #TooSoon— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) May 20, 2014
Biggs, who will be reprising his role of nebbishy Jewish fiance Larry Bloom in Season 2 of "Orange is the New Black," is apparently an avid viewer of both "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette."
To answer his question — Yes, definitely too soon.
She's got her roses ready!
Following the official confirmation of Andi Dorfman as the new (Jewish!) "Bachelorette," ABC have released the first photo of her — all glitz and glam with the requisite bouquet.
Tune in May 19 for the premiere episode.
If you haven't been watching the latest season of "The Bachelor," you've probably never heard of Andi Dorfman. That's about to change.
The Jewish assistant district attorney from Atlanta has just been named the next Bachelorette, People Magazine reports.
Am I dreaming?!? Insanely grateful, happy and most of all ready to find love!!! #cloudnine— Andi Dorfman (@AndiDorfman) March 11, 2014
So this is our girl #TheBachelorette andi_dorfman congrats can't wIt to get started!!! http://t.co/5Si37VHMH8— Chris Harrison (@chrisbharrison) March 11, 2014
Dorfman made a memorable and dramatic exit from Season 18 of "The Bachelor" when she told Bachelor Juan Pablo Galavis exactly what she thought of him after a disastrous date in the fantasy suite.
A highlight of the spat featured Dorfman calling out Juan Pablo on his ignorance about her religious beliefs. "I've never been with anyone who's asked me so little about my life," she said.
The Bachelor replied that she probably didn't know his religion either. She shut him right down (he's Catholic).
Other Jewish "Bachelor" moments included the Meet-the-parents episode, when Juan Pablo failed to score points with Daddy Dorfman (first name Hy).
If I seemed over protective on The show. It is because I am protecting the most spectacular, special, amazing daughter in the world.— Hy Dorfman (@HyDorfman) February 25, 2014
Andi's dad Hy is this season's unsung #hero. #TheBachelor— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) February 25, 2014
In the "After the Rose" special broadcast after the Bachelor finale on March 10, host Chris Harrison asked Dorfman if she's ready to find love in "The Bachelorette"'s 10th season.
"Are you prepared to come here, find love, and make that happen?" Harrison asked. "And that's not a guarantee, but you have to enter into it with that feeling."
"I am. Absolutely," Dorfman said. "I feel all in. I feel mentally all in, emotionally all in, physically all in. I am in the place in my life where I am just so ready for this. I hate to say it because I don't want to jinx myself, and be like, 'I'm so all in and if this doesn't happen it's the end of the world.' But I am ready. I have never felt better in my life about this, and I'm just excited."
"I think it can happen anywhere, especially on a show like this. I mean, why not?" she added. "At the end of the day, I can't wait to hopefully say, 'You are the one. This is a wrap.' I can't wait for that moment."
Dorfman will take a professional hiatus while taping the show.
We will be watching.
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Last season's TV 'Bachelorette,' Ashley Hebert, and a Jewish construction manager from New York, J.P. Rosenbaum, were married in a Jewish wedding ceremony.
The couple married under a chupah during an outdoor ceremony on Saturday in Pasadena, Calif., according to reports.
ABC will air a two-hour wedding special on Dec. 16.
The couple became engaged on the finale of the seventh season of "The Bachelorette" in August 2011.


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Universal Sports Network will broadcast an in-depth interview with Hincapie about his role in one of the world's biggest doping scandals
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In "Loyal Lieutenant," George Hincapie minimizes the significance of his doping, and highlights his effort to help clean things up
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Michael Barry claims the 2006 Tour of Flanders was set up
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Former U.S. Postal rider confronts doping in a forthcoming book
From the Pages of Velo: In the shadows of champions
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Given USADA's reasoned decision, America's national championship results from 2006 to 2009 are strange at best
Hincapie writing a memoir, opening a bed and breakfast in August
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- Published Apr. 15, 2013
- Updated Apr. 15, 2013 at 10:24 AM EST
39-year-old retiree George Hincapie now runs a developmental cycling team with his brother, Rich
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- By Matthew Beaudin
- Published Oct. 15, 2012
A brief outline of the maneuvers the U.S. Postal riders implemented to avoid being caught for doping


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NEW YORK -- In honor of a fallen Marine, flags across the state will be flown at half staff Monday. Lance Corporal Anthony Denier, 26, of Mechanicville was killed on December 2nd in Afghanistan.
He enlisted in the Marines when he was 24 and was sent overseas this past October.
Calling hours will be held Monday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the American Legion in Mechanicville. His funeral will take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. followed by his burial at Saratoga National Cemetery that afternoon.
Governor Cuomo released a statement which reads: "I extend my deepest sympathy to his family, friends, and fellow Marines. We will honor his service and sacrifice, and we are grateful for his dedication to our nation."
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Beautiful bedroom with no headboard
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All white bedroom
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A chair in bedroom. All white!
Soft fabric beadboard and pure white beddings. Urban Splash
2 Beautiful Bedrooms
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Single bed for a girl's room. Lovely purple bedding, lovely photos wall.
Beautiful lace decoration the bedroom wall. (Photos via pinterest.com)
Contemporary Bedrooms Color Scheme
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White and black. Love this bright design, simple white walls, white and black bedding, spherical light with black spots, and light wood flooring.
Coffee color walls.
All white, love the comfort headboard.
Colorful bedrooms:
The purple curtains and the colorful headboard are all very attractive.
Modern Bright Bedrooms
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Modern bedroom designs from Sarah Kaye, these rooms are all amazing design with fresh, bright and clean style, I love the white bedding, and the flowers on the quilt and carpet.


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