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This is for a breast of veal, with bones, and a pocket cut into it for stuffing. It is important whatever you choose to stuff it with is moist so that the breast does not dry out during cooking. The original recipe calls for sweet pork sausages, but I like to use flavored chicken sausages, such as spiced apple or feta and spinach.
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- 1 garlic clove, sliced in half
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup white wine
- 3 tablespoons white wine
- kosher salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg, freshly grated
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped (heaping)
- 1 tablespoon breadcrumbs, freshly grated (heaping)
- 1/2 lb italian sweet sausage, removed from their casings (I use flavored chicken sausages such as spiced apple)
- breast of veal, with a pocket cut into it by the butcher
- 5 slices bacon or 5 slices pancetta
- 1 shallot, sliced thick
- 5 -6 cups veal broth or 5 -6 cups chicken broth
- 1Preheat oven to 275°F; rub the inside of a mixing bowl with the garlic, then chop it and add to the bowl.
- 2Stir in egg, 3 tablespoons wine, salt, pepper, and nutmeg; mix in parsley, bread crumbs, and sausage.
- 3Stuff the pocket of the veal breast, gently pressing it into the corners; truss pocket closed with small skewers.
- 4Lay the bacon or pancetta in the bottom of your braising pan, cover with shallot, and lay the veal on top; cover, and cook on the stove top, on low heat, until the bacon sweats and the shallot softens, about 15 minutes.
- 5Add 1/2 cup of wine and bring to a simmer; let reduce until their is just a film of liquid remaining in the pan.
- 6Add 1/2 cup broth and reduce again; add in remaining broth to just cover 3/4 of the meat.
- 7Cover pan with parchment paper, then the lid, and place in oven until fork tender, about 2 hours.
- 8Remove lid and parchment, then baste meat with pan juices to form a glaze; return to oven for 5 minutes, then repeat.
- 9Remove from oven and let cool in liquid; slice and serve warm with cooking juices (can also be chilled and served cold).
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- 15%
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Posted on: October 24, 2011 12:44 pm
Pac-12 poll reactions, Week 8Posted by Chip Patterson
This week's polls have been released. Here's how the Pac-12 fared, from the top of the polls to the bottom, and what it means. (AP/Coaches) 4/3. Stanford With the national audience and a ranked opponent, Stanford put on an explosive show at the right time for the voters. The 65-21 track meet victory against Washington highlighted everything dominant about Stanford not-named Andrew Luck. The 446-172 advantage in rushing yards showed the Cardinal have much more to going for them than just their junior star quarterback. The nation took notice, and now the Stanford has moved into position to possibly contend for a national title. 7/7. Oregon Oregon showed no need to test their injured offensive backfield against Colorado during the 45-2 beatdown in Boulder. The Ducks move up in the polls to fill open spots, but unlike their Pac-12 rivals at Stanford they carry that one loss from the season opener. Oregon's best chances to continue to climb will require more top teams losing, but if LSU defeats Alabama and retains the top spot that one loss will continue to look "acceptable" in the minds of many voters. 20/N/A. USC NCAA sanctions will keep USC out of the Coaches Poll, but their third 30+ point performance in as many weeks was enough to get them back into the AP rankings. USC's defense held Notre Dame to just 267 total yards and only one offensive touchdown in the impressive 31-17 victory under the lights in South Bend. The Irish got back to their turnover-prone ways, and the Trojans made sure to take advantage. Now Lane Kiffin gets the opportunity to play spoiler to title-contending Stanford when the Cardinal come to town this Saturday for the primetime showdown on national television. 23/20. Arizona State Very little movement in the polls for the Sun Devils, as Dennis Erickson's squad got the enjoyed their off week. They will return to action on Saturday against Colorado at home (basically part of the bye week) before focusing on the home stretch and a potential Pac-12 South division crown. The schedule sets up well for the Sun Devils, who should be favored to represent the division in the inaugural Pac-12 Championship Game. All they need to do is make sure they don't slip up along the way. Others receiving votes: Washington was dropped from the rankings after their loss at the hands of Stanford, but still received 32 points in the AP and 20 from the Coaches. Keep up with the latest college football news from around the country. From the regular season all the way through the bowl games, CBSSports.com has you covered with this daily newsletter. | Preview
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Posted on: October 23, 2011 3:35 am
Pac-12 Winners and Losers: Week 8Posted by Tom Fornelli A handy recap of who really won and who really lost that you won't find in the box score. WINNER: The Stanford Machine There are two ways that you can take Stanford's 65-21 win over Washington on Saturday night. You can tell yourself that Washington was just a bit overrated coming into the matchup, or you can tell yourself that Stanford is just insanely good at this sport called football. Odds are, for mental health reasons, the rest of the Pac-12 is going to convince itself that Washington was overrated. I'm not in that camp, as I think the Huskies are a good team and that Stanford is just really, really good. We're nearly two months into the season and I haven't seen any sign that would indicate there's a Pac-12 team that will be able to slow down this Cardinal offense. Just another mind-numbingly efficient, throat-stomping 65-point performance from an offense that is now averaging 48.6 points per game. Stanford ran for 446 yards on Saturday night. 446! Another 7 yards from Anthony Wilkerson and the Cardinal would have had three 100-yard rushers in the game. Good luck trying to stop that, everybody else in the Pac-12. The Stanford Machine will gladly keep coming out with that unbalanced offensive line and pulling the guard just for the fun of seeing you trampled beneath it. LOSER: Washington State's bowl dreams This one hurts me a bit because I wanted to believe in Washington State after its 3-1 start just for the story, but the Cougars have now lost three in a row following a 44-21 loss to an Oregon State team that's been anything but good this year. Now Washington State needs to find three more wins on its schedule to go bowling and with road dates against Oregon, Cal and Washington, along with home games against Arizona State and Utah, I just don't see it happening. WINNER: Lane Kiffin Kiffykins finally got that signature win he's been looking for since taking over the USC program. The Trojans marched into South Bend on Saturday night and took care of their hated rival with relative ease. In fact, I'm not sure Kiffin has ever called a better set of plays in his life than he did on USC's first two drives of the game, as his offense had the Notre Dame defense completely off-balance and looking lost. The Irish were able to make things close late, but the Trojans defense came through with some huge turnovers to salt this one away. Making things even better for Kiffin and the Trojans, the Irish had a lot of recruits in the house on Saturday night and they were all witness to the USC victory. LOSER: Colorado football in general Man, what a beating the Buffaloes took from Oregon on Saturday. The Ducks came into the game without their starting quarterback in Darron Thomas and leading rusher LaMichael James, but it didn't matter all that much. The Ducks still put up 45 points with ease and had 527 yards of offense despite the fact that Chip Kelly called off the dogs with more than six minutes remaining in the third quarter. The highlight of the night for Colorado was a safety late in the third quarter to account for its only points. Still, there's something about losing 45-2 that seems even worse than just getting shutout. WINNER: Streakers dressed up as referees Arizona's 48-12 victory over UCLA on Thursday night wouldn't be all that memorable if not for one fan who decided it would be the perfect time for him to debut his new field-storming techniques. For too long streakers have entered the field of play in street clothes, making them easy to spot for security and others. This innovator, however, entered the field in a referee's uniform so that by the time anybody was really aware of what was going on he was taking off down the field shedding clothing with every step. Now, we here at CBSSports.com don't necessarily condone this type of behavior, but we're not going to discourage it either. Especially when it's so creative. LOSER: Rick Neuheisel Was there anybody watching UCLA's loss to Arizona on Thursday night who didn't feel as though they were watching the final nails being driven into the coffin of Rick Neuheisel's tenure at the school? Sure, he may survive the rest of the regular season, but I don't think anybody who read between the lines of athletic director Dan Guerrero's words earlier this week can actually believe that he'll be returning in 2012.
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Posted on: October 21, 2011 3:26 pm
The Saturday Meal Plan: Week 8Posted by Tom Fornelli
The Saturday Meal Plan is a helpful guide put together for you to maximize the results of your college football diet. Just enough to leave you feeling full, but not so much you spend your entire Sunday in the bathroom. We hope you've starved yourself this week because you're going to need plenty of room in your stomach to get through this week's menu, and although we can't promise you anything featuring streaking referees and fighting, we're sure you'll find these meals as fulfilling just the same. BREAKFAST Missouri vs. #4 Oklahoma State - FX, 12pm ET On paper this one may not seem all that interesting, but Missouri is yet to lose at home this season, and let's not forget that the Tigers knocked off Oklahoma in Columbia last season. It's possible that the Tigers could end another school from Oklahoma's title hopes again this Saturday. Of course, it won't be easy considering the offensive firepower that the Cowboys will be bringing with them. - Tom Fornelli #7 Clemson vs. North Carolina - ESPN, 12pm ET Clemson survived their first trap game on the road, marching back from 18 down against Maryland to prove - for the moment - this Tigers team is for real. Now they have a chance to return to the comfy confines of Death Valley for one last warm-up before traveling to Atlanta for arguably the toughest challenge left on the conference schedule in Georgia Tech. North Carolina doesn't run the option, but they do have a terrific ground game led by redshirt freshman Gio Bernard. Bernard has been sensational for the Tar Heels, and ranks third in the ACC with 109.57 yards per game. The Tigers, on the other hand, are one of the league's worst defenses against the run. North Carolina's defense has been beaten on the perimeter this season, and their weakness in the secondary will likely be their downfall with no answer for Sammy Watkins and DeAndre "Nuke" Hopkins. - Chip Patterson Purdue vs. #23 Illinois - ESPN2, 12pm ET This game will be worth your attention. Bold statement, but it's true. Here's the deal: if Nathan Scheelhaase and A.J. Jenkins get their game back up, you'll want to watch, because that's the best QB-WR combination in the Big Ten. And if Scheelhaase and Jenkins get bottled up like last week, look out, because we might have an early upset on our hands, and those are a fun way to start a Saturday. See? Win-win scenario all the way. - Adam Jacobi LUNCH #1 LSU vs. #20 Auburn - CBS, 3:30pm ET So Auburn has a defense with some success against LSU-style offenses, the host Tigers won't have Tyrann Mathieu or Spencer Ware, and the game's being played in bright, Death Valley-neutralizing sunlight. It's too bad Auburn is sending Clint Moseley out for his first career start at quarterback, or Gene Chizik's bunch could have made a real game of this. (if Moseley is a revelation? They still might. - Jerry Hinnen #5 Boise State vs. Air Force - Versus, 3:30pm ET Is there anybody left on Boise State's schedule that can knock the Broncos off? Maybe, but odds are that it won't happen this week as Air Force makes the trip up north to play on the blue turf. Still, even if Boise is likely to win this game, tuning in to see the Broncos playing a home game is seldom a choice to regret. - TF Miami vs. #22 Georgia Tech - ESPN, 3:30pm ET Miami turned the corner against Virginia Tech, and has been playing some of their best football of the season in the last three quarters. But they welcome a Georgia Tech team that got beat around by Virginia last week, and will be looking for a bounce back victory. This game is a must-win for the Yellow Jackets if they plan on competing for a Coastal Division title, and a must-win for the Hurricanes to establish some kind of momentum in a frustratingly inconsistent season. If Miami wants to pull the upset, they need to get Lamar Miller going on offense. A good rushing attack will keep Paul Johnson's pounding offense off the field, and after Miller was held to 29 yards against UNC last week he's due for a big game. - CP DINNER #2 Alabama vs. Tennessee - ESPN2, 7:15pm ET The drama and intrigue in this edition of the "Third" Saturday in October positively abounds: can the Vols score a touchdown? Can Trent Richardson break the 200-yard mark? Will Nick Saban decline to score a final humiliating touchdown out of respect for his old assistant, Derek Dooley? Has Smokey finally been fitted for the retina-protecting dog goggles (or "doggles") required by repeated visual exposure to Dooley's pants? (The actual and inevitable outcome, that we're not so intrigued by.) - JH Notre Dame vs. USC - NBC, 7:30pm ET One of college football's greatest rivalries gets a bit of a twist this season. For the first time in history, Notre Dame will be playing a night game in South Bend. Can Touchdown Jesus see in the dark? Also, emerging victorious could help catapult the winner back into the rankings, and for Notre Dame a win keeps its slim BCS hopes alive. - TF #3 Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech - ABC, 8pm ET This game features two offenses that both come into the game averaging more than 43 points a game, so if you're looking for a shootout to spend your evening with, this will likely be your game. The question will be if Seth Doege and the Texas Tech offense can still have as much success against an Oklahoma defense that's better than any other it has faced this season. - TF #8 Stanford vs. #25 Washington - ABC, 8pm ET Andrew Luck and Stanford haven't played a ranked team all year but that will change with Washington rolling into Palo Alto. The Huskies, with quarterback Keith Price and running back Chris Polk, will present a test for the stiff Cardinal defense that is missing a few key defenders. Of course, Luck has to be licking his chops to face the Pac-12's worst pass defense. - Bryan Fischer #16 Michigan State vs. #6 Wisconsin - ESPN, 8pm ET This could be the Big Ten's last, best hope to see Wisconsin get knocked off before the championship game -- and MSU just lost its top DE Will Gholston to a Big Ten-mandated suspension for punching Taylor Lewan last Saturday. Whoops! The rest of the Spartan defensive front is fierce, though, and perhaps we'll finally be able to see what happens when an opponent challenges Wisconsin for all four quarters this year. Perhaps. - AJ LATE NIGHT SNACK Washington State vs. Oregon State - Fox Sports, 10:30pm ET Oregon State is off to their worst start in years and Mike Riley and company are looking to turn things around while seeking revenge against a Washington State team that upset them last year and cost them a trip to a bowl game. The Cougars have been competitive in the first half of their last two games but the question is if they can finish against OSU. - BF
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UCLA AD gives Neuheisel vote of confidencePosted by Chip Patterson
UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel has dealt with questions about the "hot seat" all season. They started at Pac-12 media days when the long-time coach brought the topic up himself, and it definitely came up after the Bruins' 48-12 beatdown at the hands of Arizona on Thursday night. But despite the rough start in Westwood, athletic director Dan Guerrero made it clear he's not ready to follow Arizona's lead and make a coaching change in the immediate future. "No. No, not at all," Guerrero told the LA Daily News in response to questions about firing Neuheisel. "I don't know why anyone would think that we would pull the trigger like that. My philosophy on early terminations may be different than some. That's not to say I disrespect anyone else that makes a decision they have to make. Every situation is a little bit different." The loss drops the Bruins to 3-4 overall, with five conference games left on the schedule before Guerrero will have to make a definite vote of confidence or decision on Neuheisel's future at UCLA. The athletic director told the media he wants consistency out of the team, and there is plenty of football left for the Bruins to show that consistency. But there is also plenty of football left to help the argument from UCLA fans for a coaching change. The three wins have come against San Jose State, Oregon State, and Washington State; with none of them being more than a 10-point victory. Quarterback Kevin Prince needs to get comfortable back in the starting lineup, and the defense can't let games get out of hand the way they did on Thursday. While Guerrero says Neuheisel's job is safe for now, the Bruins have some ground to make up if he's going to be around for 2012. Keep up with the latest college football news from around the country. From the regular season all the way through the bowl games, CBSSports.com has you covered with this daily newsletter. | Preview Posted on: October 18, 2011 12:20 pm
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Keys to the game: Washington at StanfordPosted by Bryan Fischer
STANFORD WILL WIN IF: If they don't get off to a slow start. It took about a half for the offense to get going last week before Andrew Luck started picking apart the Washington State defense, often finding his tight ends. Establishing the run game and remaining balanced will be key. The defense will face their biggest test yet with the explosive Huskies offense and they'll need to contain running back Chris Polk if they want to slow them down. WASHINGTON WILL WIN IF: If the defense can create stops, the offense might be able to put up enough points for a road victory. The team was embarrassed last year in a 41-0 loss to the Cardinal and were simply out muscled by a superior Stanford team. Steve Sarkisian has brought along quarterback Keith Price quickly and the offense has plenty of weapons but this game will come down to Nick Holt's defense creating turnovers and forcing some three and outs. X-FACTOR: The tight end position for both teams are a huge threat in the passing game. Stanford relies heavily on their trio, to the point that the wide receivers are rarely the first option. They can create big mismatches against smaller safeties or linebackers. For Washington, freshman Austin Seferian-Jenkins is a big, athletic player who can help in the run game and make a few moves in the open field to find the end zone.
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Posted on: October 18, 2011 11:11 am
Eye on College Football Midseason Report: Pac-12
Everybody is still trying to get used to calling it the Pac-12 but the football being played out West hasn't changed much at all from last year. Stanford still has the best player in college football and a punishing style of football that has them on the fringe of the national title race. Oregon continues to put up points faster than anybody and even if a few players are hurt, they just plug another player in to break big plays. There's been surprises too, like Washington doing just fine with new starter Keith Price under center. It's not as strong top-to-bottom as it was last year but there's plenty of quality football (and plenty of money) that Larry Scott couldn't be happier to watch. With that, let's get onto the superlatives for the year thus far. There was plenty of competition every step of the way, and truth be told we could have handed out some ties on a lot of these categories, but if college football fans wanted ties we wouldn't have overtime, so here we go. Offensive Player of the Year: Andrew Luck, Stanford. The object of many NFL general managers affection, Luck has gone out and played nearly flawless despite a rebuilt offensive line and a brand new cast of wide receivers. He's tossed 18 touchdowns against just three interceptions and positioned the Cardinal for a Rose Bowl for the first time since 2000. Watch him pick apart any secondary on a nice Saturday afternoon and it's a thing of beauty. Without Luck, one wonders if Stanford even makes a decent bowl game so it's easy to see why he's the Pac-12 offensive player of the year at the halfway point. Also considered: LaMichael James, Oregon; Keith Price, Washington; Robert Woods, USC. Defensive Player of the Year: Vontaze Burfict, Arizona State. Burfict has built of a reputation for playing beyond the whistle and that sometimes overshadows how good he is between the lines. Despite losing several starters to the Sun Devils defense, the unit has still performed very well. He's much more dangerous on blitzes this season and is sixth in the conference in sacks. Burfict doesn't fill the stat sheet like others might but his impact on the field can be felt on every snap. Also considered: Chase Thomas, Stanford; Mychal Kendricks, Cal Coach of the Year: Steve Sarkisian, Washington. Need to replace one of the most productive quarterbacks in school history? No problem for this former signal-caller, who has the Huskies offense humming and off to a 5-1 start and an appearance in the top 25. They've got a tough stretch of games coming up but they're almost assured of going to a bowl game for the second consecutive year. Also considered: Dennis Erickson, Arizona State; David Shaw, Stanford. Surprise: Washington State. The conference bottom-dweller for so many years, the Cougars are much, much more competitive in 2011. They've won three games already and should be 4-2 but let a late lead slip at UCLA. There's still an outside shot of a bowl game but considering they're even this good despite quarterback Jeff Tuel has missed most of the season, returning just last week against Stanford. Also considered: Washington Disappointment: Utah. Everybody knew it would be a difficult transition for the Utes to a BCS league and the week-in and week-out grid. But not everyone expected the injuries, such as a season-ending one to quarterback Jordan Wynn, and trailing off in the second half of just about every game. They went on the road and beat Pitt so maybe they'll have a little momentum headed into the back half of their schedule (which is much easier than the front half). Still, for a team some touted as the possible Pac-12 South winner, the .500 record isn't what was expected. Also considered: Oregon State; Arizona; Cal Game of the Year (so far): Utah at USC. We wouldn't exactly call this a scintillating game but it had drama and was hard-fought until the end. The first ever Pac-12 conference game, it pitted the league's most storied member against the league's newest. There was plenty of drama, as the Utes drove down the field in a last-minute to set up a game-tying field goal. But the kick was blocked and, in a unsual series of events, run back by USC for a touchdown while officials signaled that the points would be taken off the board due to unsportsmanlike conduct. Only hours later was their mistake corrected and the points added to the final score, sending Las Vegas sports books into a frenzy. Also considered: Oregon vs. LSU, Arizona State at Oregon. Game of the Year (to come): Oregon at Stanford. The defacto Pac-12 championship game, this is a top 10 match up with the winner likely headed to the Rose Bowl at the end of the year. The Cardinal led last year before the Ducks stormed back on their way to the national championship game. This year Stanford will likely be favored to win the game at home and they're better equipped to stop Oregon's high-powered offense with the Pac-12's best defense this year. Running back LaMichael James should be back in the starting lineup by then so this is a battle of Heisman trophy runners-up from last year in Luck and James. Also considered: Stanford at USC, Oregon at Washington. North Division Champion: Stanford. See above, the division champion will be decided in Palo Alto in early November. Technically Washington still has an outside shot and they do host Oregon but they're not an elite team like the Ducks and Cardinal are. With Andrew Luck under center and an improved defense, the road to the first Pac-12 North title, and league championship, runs through Stanford. Also considered: Oregon. South Division Champion: Arizona State. Thanks to a head-to-head win and USC being ineligible, the Sun Devils have locked up the South well before the end of the season. They don't have to play Stanford this season but in their first big test against elite team, they fell short against Oregon. Still, the schedule is easy the rest of the way and they will be favored to win out before playing at the North winner in the Pac-12 Championship game at 10-2. Pac-12 Champion: Stanford. Having the best player in the league, the best defense in the league and the biggest game of the year sets up nicely for first year head coach David Shaw. Winning the inaugural Pac-12 title and a trip to Pasadena for Stanford's first Rose Bowl in over a decade would have been unexpected just two years ago but here the Cardinal are, in the driver's seat. They also have a chance to move into the top five and on the cusp of a national title appearance if still undefeated at the end of the year. Also considered: Oregon.
Category: NCAAF
Tags: Andrew Luck, Arizona State, Bryan Fischer, Cal, California, Chase Thomas, David Shaw, Dennis Erickson, Jordan Wynn, Keith Price, LaMichael James, Larry Scott, Midseason Report, Midseason Reports, Mychal Kendricks, NFL, Oregon, Pac-12, Robert Woods, Rose Bowl, Stanford, Steve Sarkisian, UCLA, USC, Utah, Vontaze Burfict, Washington, Washington State
Posted on: October 17, 2011 12:35 pm
Edited on: October 17, 2011 12:35 pm
Oregon State loses DT for the seasonPosted by Tom Fornelli
A season that has been full of bad news for Oregon State got some more on Monday, as it was announced that starting defensive tackle Castro Masaniai will miss the rest of the season. Masaniai suffered a broken left fibula during Oregon State's loss to BYU on Saturday night. "It's one of those unfortunate things that happen," said head coach Mike Riley. "You have to rely on someone stepping in and playing. You are always looking for guys to be prepared." Riley also said that Andrew Seumalo will take Masaniai's place in the starting lineup this weekend when the Beavers play Washington State. Masaniai started three games for Oregon State this season, recording 7 tackles, including 1.5 for loss and a sack. He also sat out the first game of the season with a suspension after being arrested in May following an incident at a local McDonalds.
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Posted on: October 16, 2011 6:09 pm
Edited on: October 16, 2011 6:12 pm
Pac-12 poll reactions, Week 7Posted by Bryan Fischer
This week's polls have been released. Here's how the Pac-12 fared, from the top of the polls to the bottom, and what it means. (AP/Coaches) 7/5. Stanford No movement for the Cardinal in the polls for the first time in a while. Perhaps voters only watched the second half of their game against Washington State or checked the box score because Andrew Luck and the offense struggled early in the game before blowing things open late. The issue with this team will be that they haven't played a ranked team at all but that will change with a game against Washington this week and possibly another with USC in two weeks before the big November showdown with Oregon. 9/9. Oregon It's rare to see two ties in the poll but that's what the Coaches Poll had and the Ducks were involved with one of them. They're still at nine in the AP behind Clemson but are tied with the Tigers in the coaches at eight. It speaks to the perception of Oregon, especially after beating Arizona State at home, that they could be tied with an undefeated team in the polls and into the top eight despite the season opening loss to LSU. They still control their own destiny for the Rose Bowl which is all a Pac-12 team can ask for at this point. 18/20. Arizona State A big win over Utah one week, a big loss to Oregon the next. The good news is they put up enough of a fight to show voters that they still deserve to remain in the top 25. The Sun Devils fell six spots in the AP and five in the Coaches but have a schedule that allows them to win and move back up into the top 20. They look set to be the Pac-12 South division champion so it might just be a matter of time before they have a second shot at the Ducks. 22/24. Washington A 5-1 start and plenty of momentum around the program under Steve Sarkisian and the Huskies find themselves back in the top 25 for the first time in over two years. It's actually been even longer since Washington was ranked in both polls, as they are this week, because you have to go all the way back to October 5, 2003. It might be a short-lived stay in the top 25 for the team however, with a trip to Palo Alto to play Stanford this week. Still, quite the accomplishment for Sarkisian and his team. Others receiving votes: USC (87 points AP)
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CHICAGO — "Drip, drip, drip."
That was the sound of a whole lot of irony that could be found in a U.S. Cellular Field elevator just moments after the the Red Sox' 5-4 loss to the White Sox Tuesday night.
The doors opened and a man, wearing Yankees gear from head to toe, pushed a wheelchair onto the elevator. The passenger in said chair just so happened to be donning a Red Sox hat, T-shirt and jacket. The man never got up, and neither did his team. Both appeared prime for recovery, just not in time for the completion of this major league season.
A few minutes later, there was no need for metaphors. A golf cart could be seen whizzing by, carrying a pair of crutches on the back, along with the Red Sox' starting second baseman. This was the team's reality, and Tuesday night that reality painted its biggest picture yet.
The Red Sox have been eliminated from postseason consideration.
"This is one of those years where everything seems to go in the wrong direction, and I guess everyone's got to get prepared for next year and make it happen," said Red Sox DH David Ortiz, having to go without champagne and swim goggles for just the second time in his career with the Sox.
Does it feel strange?
"It does, it does, I'm not going to lie to you," Ortiz continued. "My first year here not going to the playoffs [in 2006], it feels like you have so much time, you know, watching the game on TV. It just feels totally weird. I'm pretty sure this year's going to be the same way."
While those viewing sessions are executed, watching the likes of the Yankees and Rays truck through the playoffs, plenty of blame and analysis are going to be thrown in the direction of the Red Sox. For this one moment, however, while the post-mortem started kicking into high gear, the positives should be pulled out.
Within the misery that could be found among a clubhouse consisting of 17 players who spent at least part of this season's first month in the minor leagues, some credit should be distributed.
Before the last game his team would call itself a playoff contender, Francona could be found playfully shouting back and forth with that second baseman who would ultimately leave the stadium on a golf cart, Dustin Pedroia. The card game-induced back and forth was a brief distraction before the manager had to get his latest medical update (news from Jarrod Saltalamacchia's thumb surgery).
Six hours later there was no joy in Francona's voice. Once again he had done his best to piece together a win — nothing more, nothing less — with this night just happening to punctuate the manager's steepest uphill battle to date.
When the final pitch was thrown this time around, there were six players on the field who hadn't worn a Red Sox uniform when this ride began. And here this team was, technically still in a playoff race when the night began, with just six games remaining.
The end of the Red Sox' dream should have also offered a pretty hefty reminder — Francona managed his team perhaps better than he ever has.
"Its no fun going home before you want to regardless of what's happened," the manager said. "I think the world of the guys in that clubhouse and the effort and things like that. I want to keep playing."
While the days ahead of us will be thick with criticism about how a $170 million team fell short of the postseason, some parts of the team's construction should be pulled out and recognized.
John Lackey did not pitch like an $18 million pitcher. J.D. Drew wasn't worth a tick above $14 million. And the bullpen never offered the kind of relief options worthy of a playoff contender.
But if it wasn't for a collection of under-the-radar moves — the kind that seemingly only fill out the minor league training complex in Fort Myers in the early days of spring training — talking postseason as the final days of September unwound wouldn't have been an option
There was the signing of Darnell McDonald, and subsequent decision not to file the "designated for assignment" papers when the Red Sox almost let him go but then needed him back due to Jacoby Ellsbury's reoccurring rib injury.
Convincing Scott Atchison that the Red Sox were the place to re-energize his career away from Japan helped keep a leaky bullpen afloat.
Holding on to Clay Buchholz, and defining his role in the 2010 starting rotation, was vital.
The love affair with the talents of Adrian Beltre proved to be justified, and then some.
And, perhaps most important, was the ability of the organization to not only develop young talent, but put the players in position to contribute once they arrived in Boston. The likes of Daniel Nava, Ryan Kalish and Felix Doubront were part of the latest crop of newcomers that continued an impressive run of key midseason promotions by the Sox.
The numbers were easily identified as positives. Victor Martinez, Ortiz and Beltre all did what they could to pick up the slack without the presences of Kevin Youkilis, Jacoby Ellsbury and Pedroia.
The trio combined for 79 home runs, with OPS numbers of .843, .897 and .929, respectively. But what should truly be identified was how each of the players got to this point.
Martinez was being ridiculed at the beginning of the season for not being able to control a running game. But after hours upon hours of working with catching instructor Gary Tuck, Martinez became a legitimate threat in throwing out would-be base-stealers. Couple the defensive improvement with another above-average offensive campaign, and it was clear the 31-year-old more than pulled his weight.
In case you forgot, Ortiz hit .143 with a single home run in the season's first month. He then not only went on to bang 10 homers with a .363 batting average in May, but managed five or more long balls in each of the following four months.
Beltre, meanwhile, obviously put up MVP-caliber numbers. But it should be noted that while he talks about staying healthy throughout what has been 630 plate appearances, his health has been anything but ideal. A bad hamstring and injured wrist are just a couple of issues the third baseman has had to deal with on the way to playing 151 games.
While there was no denying that the seasons of Josh Beckett, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Lackey were extremely uneven, the Red Sox could hang their hats on perhaps the best 1-2, top-of-the-rotation punch in baseball in the form of Jon Lester and Buchholz.
Among American League pitchers, the duo finished in the top seven in batting average against, wins and ERA.
And to make the package even more complete, the Red Sox have both Lester and Buchholz under their control through the 2014 season. It is an advantage the Sox can hang their hats on heading into another stab at the postseason next season while they hope for better days from the other three-fifths of the rotation.
There will be plenty of time for slings and arrows. But this team deserves at least one moment to reflect on what was accomplished in among 157 games of chaos.
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Chris and comedian Mike Mulloy recap the final Raw before the Rumble and preview the Rumble itself.
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Aretha Franklin Talks Radio City, New Album, Biopic Film
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A boy and his dog search for a treasure to save their home from foreclosure.
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Emilio Pucci Spring 2013
Peter Dundas once again brought his signature bohemian-cool to the runway for Emilio Pucci's Spring 2013 collection — but this time around, it was more Enter the Dragon than last year's Spanish gypsy. The collection was steeped in Asian cultural references: slouchy bomber jackets were emblazoned with embroidered dragons, flowers, and tigers, and silky bed jackets were artfully tied, kimono style. To inject a bit of sex appeal, Dundas layered sheer pants under dresses and long tops, resulting in a pitch-perfect beach look for the season ahead. It was a collection that paid homage to the Pucci heritage — long, airy silhouettes and vivid patchwork-style prints — but also looked to the future, thanks to ornate detailing and Eastern-inspired undertones.
- Trends: Sheer, embroidery, patches, printed silks, anoraks, jumpsuits.
- Colors: White, mint green, black, khaki, gold.
- Key Piece: The plastic embroidered raincoat and sheer pants.
- Accessories: Cuff bracelets, espadrille wedges, metallic clutches.
- Who Should Wear It: Fearless style setters with a penchant for taking risks; Rihanna, Lea Michele, and Miley Cyrus.
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- Fact: we want everything from Elie Saab Couture's Spring '15 show — StyleList
- Dogs are having a moment when it comes to fashion campaigns — InStyle
- H&M's opening a whopping 400 new stores this year — Fashionista
- So this is where they store all those Rent the Runway dresses? — Racked
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NBA Draft: Klay Thompson's jumper makes him a valuable commodity
David ThorpeDavid Thorpe explains why the Miami Heat could have used a player like Klay Thompson, and why he'll be a valuable NBA player.
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NBA Draft Blog - The West Coast watch: Looking at Klay Thompson, ...
David ThorpeThe Pac-10 is down this year, but there are still some intriguing prospects out West. David Thorpe scouts Klay Thompson, Quincy Pondexter and Malcolm Lee to determine if -- and where -- they'll fit into this year's NBA draft.
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NBA - Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin among superlative players under...
David ThorpeDavid Thorpe outlines seven top NBA players under 25 years old who already have become the best at specific skills, including Kevin Durant (best pure scorer), Blake Griffin (best dunker) and Larry Sanders (best shot-blocker).
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NBA Rookie Watch -- Redraft
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Andray Blatche, Monta Ellis among worst chemistry players on trad...
David ThorpeDavid Thorpe evaluates five players who are potentially available at the trade deadline who could cause serious chemistry issues for the teams that acquire them, including Andray Blatche and Monta Ellis.
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David ThorpeESPN Insider David Thorpe takes a look at ESPN.com's NBA Player Rankings and identifies three players who could vault up the ranks as well as three headed downward.
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David ThorpeDavid Thorpe's summer league tour continues with a look at more prospects in Las Vegas. DeMarcus Cousins offered plenty of talent and warning signs, the Knicks seem to have found a shooter and the Heat have interesting options to round out their roster.
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NBA Rookie Rankings: Rookie Watch: Head of new class
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NBA Draft 2010: Washington Wizards trading John Wall could dramat...
David ThorpeWhile there's a growing certainty about where prospects will land tonight, there's still plenty of intrigue. David Thorpe looks at five moves that could drastically change the draft, including the Wizards' swapping John Wall for an All-Star point guard.
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NBA Draft 2010: Tweeners like Al-Farouq Aminu have tough time in ...
David ThorpeThere are a number of NBA players who don't have the prototypical size to match their natural positional skill set, but there are many more talented players who never got a chance because of that fatal "tweener" moniker. David Thorpe examines why.
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2010 NBA draft: How teams find red flags in prospects like DeMarc...
David ThorpeIt's tough to predict the future, but some warning signs stand out. Which are the worst? And whom do they apply to in the 2010 draft? David Thorpe examines the way NBA teams assess concerns in their draft war rooms.
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2010 NBA draft: John Wall, Patrick Patterson among most NBA-ready...
David ThorpeThe top draft picks aren't necessarily the ones who will have the greatest impact next season. Rookie Watch author David Thorpe takes us through the 10 most NBA-ready players in this year's draft.
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2010 NBA draft: Who the Washington Wizards, Philadelphia 76ers, N...
David ThorpeValue. Need. Each aspect argues for a different move for teams picking in the top five of the NBA draft. David Thorpe evaluates each pick on both factors, and it gets awfully interesting after the clear No. 1 pick.
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2010 NBA draft: Wesley Johnson, Al-Farouq Aminu, Greg Monroe batt...
David ThorpeFans watching the lottery should pay attention to which team lands the fourth pick and which ends up fifth. There's a big drop-off between those two spots, so this draft's intrigue starts at No. 5. David Thorpe breaks down the players available there.
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NBA free agency - Building a team around LeBron James
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NBA draft - David Thorpe - Projecting draft-night steals
David ThorpeAlthough much is made of finding stars in the lottery, they are few and far between. And if you're picking later in the draft, you should just hope to grab a rotation player. David Thorpe identifies three such sleepers who could help NBA teams right away.
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3rd Annual "Art of Stepping" Step Team ConferenceTHE GEORGIA STEPPERS LEAGUESaturday, December 1, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 4:45 PM (EST) |
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The 2012-2013 Georgia Steppers League©
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3rd annual Step Team Conference
Saturday, December 1, 2012
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1890 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy
Atlanta, GA
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Conference begins at 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
This conference is open to all step team sponsors, coaches, choreographers, steppers, parents, captains and potential step show sponsors. We will present courses dedicated to advancing the art of stepping in the State of Georgia. Teams are asked to delegate a parent, stepper, captain and alternate to attend this conference. All other participants from all areas are welcome to attend.
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Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 4:45 PM (EST)
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The mission of the GSL© is to assist schools, churches and organizations in the establishment and maintenance of step team programs. Through such programs, it is our goal to promote healthy living, leadership, sportsmanship, academic success, parental involvement and team work.
We are a non-profit organization founded in 2009 by former middle school step team coaches dedicated to bringing awareness, appreciation and opportunity for the art of stepping among our area. GSL© represents over 40 teams in the metro Atlanta area.


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Contemporary graffiti pieces of the full-blown, Wild Style variety straddle the aesthetic fence between the vernacular and fine art, with the best work deserving the analysis of an educated eye, the kind usually reserved for galleries and museums. Graphically, graffiti "writers" work with letter-based forms and are concerned with personally derived font styles and execution; however, functional readability often takes a back seat to artistic expression, placing it firmly in the fine art camp.
Atlas, a Los Angeles graffiti artist, uses a decidedly formalist approach to make his letterforms "clean, proportioned and well balanced." He says, "The amount of work you put into each letter shows… and every letter is a new problem to solve."
Snobbery puts blinders on even the most erudite art appreciators who fail to recognize the merits of work from a can of spray paint, no matter how technically sophisticated it might be. Aesthetic sensitivity is in the eye of the beholder. Having an eye for one area of visual art does not necessarily translate broadly, so that, for example, even those familiar with modernist, abstract artists such as Robert Motherwell or Franz Kline, often regard graffiti pieces with condescension, begrudgingly acknowledging the craft as contemporary urban folk practice at best.
"I never stick to a regimen," says Revok of his graffiti writing. "I might have a rough idea of what I'm going to do, but wherever I am in my life, in harmony, or combative with everything around me, that's going to come out on the wall."
Because graffiti has developed outside of the academy (and, importantly, outside of its control), outsiders rarely see it as a practice that goes beyond a stylish skill. But in fact, works produced by graffiti writers demonstrate a broad spectrum of expressions, from the obvious formal issues of design, to a fully formed poetic—crossing the dividing line between "high" and "low" art. Interestingly, most veteran graffiti writers recall the emotional impact that they felt—and felt was expressed by—the first example of powerful graffiti they encountered. The difference between snobbery and simply having individual preference for one aesthetic mode or another is the moral presumption people associate with their opinion. That is, those doing gallery or career-oriented art might presume, albeit unconsciously, that a gallery or museum based endeavor is intrinsically more worthy and of greater social value than graffiti. It is that judgmental stance that keeps one from engaging with less familiar modes of expression.
Letter-free abstract work by Kofie.
Snobbery, of course, cuts in any direction: graffiti writers tend to have blinders on, too, preventing them from appreciating or deeply understanding much of the classic art throughout history. While some would recognize a Matisse, would they also understand the radical aspects of his art, the line it treads between representation and abstraction, as well as his exquisite color formalism? (Then again, most artists and art history scholars miss Matisse's formalism as well.)
"Try One," an example of analogous color palette, by Eklips.
Critic Christopher Knight, speaking this year at the Painting's Edge program in Idyllwild, made the argument that Clement Greenberg, the prominent art critic from the 1950s and '60s, did a great disservice to further generations of artists and critics by proposing a cultural dividing line between high art and popular art. Knight proposed that since there are examples of supposedly high art that are sterile and ineffectual and examples of popular art that are emotionally compelling, should we not throw out those rigid, black-and-white categories and simply look at a given work and judge it for how it succeeds on its own terms?
As in any artform, authority of creative expression develops through committed practice and thought. Graffiti writers may not have common art terms such as "warm/cool split" or "figure and ground" in mind as they work, but they use these ideas intuitively. For instance, writers may not use the term "formalism," but they often obsessively make sure the visual weight in pieces balance out, a central concern of visual formalism.
A piece by Relm shows wildstyle modifications and interlocking letterforms.
The general visual style of modern graffiti evolved from the confluence of sociological and material elements. The sociological element is that of young people, originally of under-class demographics but now extending beyond class barriers, who want to leave a public signature (a tag), but quickly, so as not to get caught. The material element is the spray can. The reason that writers use spray cans for anything beyond a small tag (markers work well for those), is that the spray can, easily concealable and portable, can cover a large area quickly yet with control. And even though now there are legal forums for public art, where spray painting may be done in a relaxed manner, the stylish and often spontaneous look of the finished product comes from the roots of this movement. Something that stands out in the best work is the authority of technique and "pulp" energy that results from often having time limits and the knowledge that the work being done is illegal and will probably be gone in short order.
A central goal in graffiti is the development of a distinctive visual style, same as it is for most any artist. The development of this individual style is the single determining factor in how a writer is judged among his peers, the ultimate audience to impress. Various writers may be known for other attributes such as can control or color palette, but without an inspired creative letter style, a writer will never be considered in the top tier. Just look up at the billboards and buildings around you to appreciate this other kind of high art.
In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, a local design studio sought to make sense of the chaotic sequence of events. Using iconography to tell the story, here is the book they created: 102 Hours.
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You think Rare will ever make Banjo Threeie?
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As a side note, it seems like every year the good games decide to come out in October/November, leaving a huge hole in the wallet. | |
No that would be too smart and awesome. --- GT: Lazer Ape Currently Playing: Forza 5, Killer Instinct, Titanfall, Dead Rising 3 and soon Magic The Gather 2015 (only on Xbox) | |
Yep banjo kazooie was a childhood favourite and nuts and bolts was a slap in the face for fans...but I dont think it will happen --- Psn: DirtyJoeBro XBL: joe1ah feel free to add me | |
They might be thinking about it, since they just had that bundle on the 360. I freaking love platformers, so the more the One has the better --- currently playing: http://www.toysrus.com/graphics/product_images/pTRU1-17042598dt.jpg, http://thegamingpixelshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/yT2t8RP.jpg | |
I preferred Spyro. | |
i thought nintendo owned the banjo ip and rare just developed/made the game. | |
As much as I would love that the problem is that platformers have suffered the same fate as JRPG's (I call it the Final Fantasy factor) in that unless they have a pedigree name attached to it (Mario) they don't normally sell well. Look at the otherwise excellent Rayman Legends as a recent example which still hasn't been consider by its studio to sold enough. The problem is that publishers have high volume expectations on theses titles given the amount of money they put in, but very few deliver on the sales. As fanbase's we often live in a bubble and assume things we like do better then they really do. Aside from the waning diehard fans, very few people know what a "Banjo Kazooie" is, and there is no amount of marketing that is going to sell the games off beat saunter to the casual crowd, and the fanbase won't tolerate it's gameplay being downplayed to meet casual gaming levels. What you have here is a gaming industry stalemate franchise, which is why I think, the property has been on ice for so long and hasn't been approached again (especially after Nuts and Bolts only sold perhaps a little over 700k units worldwide; way short of expectations. They rightfully are shying away from making a new one because despite fans wanting one, there are not enough fans to justify making one. Video games are a business and it makes no sense for a publisher to back a game that is going to sell poorly, and it's even worse to entertain giving a low rent bargain bin version of a game to your fanbase to supplicate them. So what do you do? You don't make a game until you can figure out a strategy to make that property marketable and hope for the best! We fans just have to wait for that time... --- Death is a dish best served with gravy... | |
p3r0x1d3 posted... i thought nintendo owned the banjo ip and rare just developed/made the game. Bzzzz, wrong! That's. to how all deals worked, the problem is that most assume that when a title was published under a company, they owned the IP just because that IP chose not to release under another platform, which is not true. When MS bought Rare, they got their catalogue as well. Monsters Ate My Nieghbors (why the hell haven't they done something with THAT, I still scratch my head in this age of pro online multiplayer), Blast Corp, Banjo Kazooie, the whole lot! --- Death is a dish best served with gravy... | |
to be honest I hope not. I am a LONG time fan of Rare, an I personally think Microsoft will ruin it somehow. --- Down With Big Brother!!! | |
Nope, platform games are dead. Unfortunately. --- They picked an allegiance to a system. And they defend it and will lay their own lives for the console of their choosing. The Game of Consoles is just starting. |
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Tyler McGregor and Jesse Root now form quite a club. They should get together for lunch in a few years ... a three-martini lunch to celebrate the unlikely connection.
Back in 2006, McGregor scored 53 seconds into overtime to give 16th-seeded Holy Cross a 4-3 victory over the No. 1-seeded Gophers in the first round of the NCAA hockey tournament. On Friday, Root scored nine seconds into overtime to give 15th-seeded Yale a 3-2 victory over the No. 2-seeded Gophers in another first-round shocker.
I even have an opening line for Root if the lunch with McGregor takes place. They shake hands and then Root says: "What took you so long?''
Nine seconds. Presto. The most-talented team in college hockey -- with 14 NHL draft choices, plus coveted free agent Nate Schmidt -- is gone again.
The accounts by reporters in Grand Rapids, Mich. tell us there were Gophers red-eyed with tears. The players should have thought about how bad they would feel over defeat much earlier, as they were sleep-walking through the first two periods.
The Gophers are the Duke of college hockey, in that they for the most part get first call on the best recruits. The difference is the hockey Gophers are competing in a division and a sport with 59 programs, and Division I men's basketball has close to 350.
The Gophers never have a player who writes an underdog story to fulfill a dream to play Division I hockey. Most nights, the Gophers don't have to rely on grit and resiliency to have success. They can get by with that wonderful advantage of superior talent.
And when that big edge doesn't come through, and an uber-talented group of Gophers gets booted right away by a Holy Cross or a Yale ... frankly, it's sort of a knee-slapper.
There's no more pompous group of sports fans in the Twin Cities than hardcore followers of Gophers men's hockey. That makes it quite entertaining to see them in full pout after an unexpected elimination from the NCAA tournament.
If you're a person who roots for the Dookies, who roots for the Yankees, heck, who roots for the Hendricks race team and Manchester United ... then go ahead, embrace the Gophers in hockey. If you're not, then you're invited to join me in getting more of a kick out of it when this state's other programs -- St. Cloud State, MSU Mankato, UMD, Bemidji State -- manage to find their moments of success.
Mankato had not been to the WCHA's Final Five in a decade, and now the Mavericks are playing today in the NCAA tournament.
How can that not be more compelling, more worthy of a Minnesotan's emotion, than The Don's 14 NHL draft choices taking a dive against Yale, and then crying about it?