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Charlie Strong Continues to Clean House at Texas
Brian Bahr/Getty Images(AUSTIN, Texas) -- University of Texas head coach Charlie Strong continued cleaning house Tuesday. Strong dismissed his ninth player of the season when he kicked junior offensive tackle Kennedy Estelle off the squad for violating team rules. Estelle has been suspended for the last three games after starting at left tackle in the team's season opener. This is not the first time Estelle has been suspended while at Texas. He wasn't allowed to play in the Alamo Bowl last season after being ruled academically ineligible. Estelle joins former starters Kendall Sanders and Joe Bergeron, as well as Leroy Scott, Chet Moss, Montrel Meander, Chevoski Collins, Deoundrei Davis and Jalen Overstreet, as players that have been dismissed from the team since March.
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Arizona Defeats California, 49-45, on a Hail Mary
Photodisc/Thinkstock(TUCSON, Ariz.) -- Wildcats freshman quarterback Anu Solomon connected with senior wide receiver Austin Hill on a 47-yard Hail Mary as time expired to give Arizona (4-0) a 49-45 victory over California (2-1) on Saturday night.
Arizona was trailing Cal 45-30 with 5:21 to play in the game, but senior running back Terris Jones-Grisby scored on a six-yard run and Solomon found sophomore wide receiver Cayleb Jones for a 15-yard touchdown to cut the Wildcats' deficit to two with 2:44 left.
Solomon finished the game 47 of 73 for 520 yards with five touchdowns and two interceptions, while Jones had 13 receptions for 186 yards and three touchdowns. Hill also contributed eight receptions for 127 yards and two TD's.
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Top-Ranked Seminoles Survive in OT
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(TALLAHASSEE, Fla.) -- Without suspended quarterback Jameis Winston, the top-ranked Florida State Seminoles got some late-game heroics from backup Sean Maguire. The sophomore, making his first career start, led a game-tying drive in the fourth quarter before helping the Seminoles beat No. 22 Clemson, 23-17, in overtime.
Karlos Williams rushed into the endzone from 12 yards out to cap off the comeback, but it was Maguire's 74-yard strike to Rashad Greene that tied the game at 17-17 with six minutes left in regulation.
That touchdown was the high point in an up-and-down game for the sophomore signal caller. Maguire threw a pair of interceptions prior to the score, but did rack up 305 total passing yards. Neither team led by more than a touchdown, but the Tigers (1-2) did score 10 unanswered points in the first half to lead 10-3.
Florida State did get the ball back late in the fourth, but opted to play for overtime. The Seminoles defense stood tall, stopping Adam Choice on fourth down to give FSU possession. Two plays later, Williams would score to end the game.
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Indiana Knocks Off (18) Missouri
ThinkStock(COLUMBIA, Mo.) -- D'Angelo Roberts' three-yard touchdown run with 22 seconds remaining put Indiana ahead 31-27, giving the Hoosiers (2-1) a win over 18th-ranked Missouri on Saturday. It was just the fourth win over an AP-ranked non-conference team in program history.
Neither team held more than a one-score advantage. The Tigers (3-1) scored 10 straight points in the second half, taking a 27-24 lead on Andrew Baggett's 40-yard field goal. However, the reigning Southeastern Conference West champions couldn't hold off the offense of the Hoosiers.
Indiana went 75 yards in just six plays to pull off the upset. Tevin Coleman rushed for 132 total yards, including a 44-yard scamper that set up the winning score.
"It was a really big win," said Coleman, who missed the final 20 minutes of the first half with cramps. "We came out here with fire. We played until the end."
Missouri quarterback Maty Mauk tossed for 326 yards and two scores to pace the Tigers, while Russell Hansbrough ran for 119 yards.
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Mississippi State Outlasts (8) LSU
Football Texture/iStockphoto(BATON ROUGE, La.) -- Mississippi State jumped out to a 17-0 lead over eighth-ranked Louisiana State University (LSU), but had to hold on in the fourth quarter for a 34-29 win. It was the Bulldogs' first victory over LSU since 1999, and their first in Baton Rouge since 1991.
"I probably aged seven to 10 years in the final three minutes of the game," said Mississippi State (4-0) head coach Dan Mullen. "We are trying to build a program and I'll take it. I guess everybody can now write now I have beaten LSU and Alabama once during my career."
Quarterback Dak Prescott, a Louisiana native, controlled tempo through the first three quarters. His 56-yard touchdown run put the Bulldogs up 24-10, while his pass to Jameon Lewis made it a 21-point Bulldog lead.
Trailing 31-10 heading into the fourth quarter, LSU (3-1) stormed back to score 19 unanswered points and threaten to deny the Bulldogs an upset. Brandon Harris found Malachi Dupre for a 31-yard touchdown pass that made it a 34-22 ballgame with less than two minutes remaining. The Tigers then recovered an onside kick, setting up another Harris-Dupre connection to close the gap to five.
LSU got one last chance, holding possession in the final seconds. A last-ditch heave to the endzone was picked off by Will Redmond.
Prescott finished the game with 268 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns, adding another score on the ground.
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ABC Scoreboard Roundup 9/20/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- NCAAF: (1) Florida State 23 (3-0) - (22) Clemson 17 (1-2) In Overtime
(2) Oregon 38 (4-0) - Washington State 31 (1-3)
(3) Alabama 42 (4-0) - Florida 21 (2-1)
(4) Oklahoma 45 (4-0) - West Virginia 33 (2-2)
(6) Texas A&M 58 (4-0) - SMU 6 (0-3)
Mississippi State 34 (4-0) - (8) LSU 29 (3-1)
(11) Michigan State 73 (2-1) - Eastern Michigan 14 (1-3)
(13) Georgia 66 (2-1) - Troy 0 (0-4)
(14) South Carolina 48 (3-1) - Vanderbilt 34 (1-3)
Indiana 31 (2-1) 31 - (18) Missouri 27 (3-1)
(19) Wisconsin 68 (2-1) - Bowling Green 17 (2-2)
(21) BYU 41 (4-0) - Virginia 33 (2-2)
(24) Nebraska 41 (4-0) - Miami 31 (2-2)
MLB: Chicago Cubs 8 (69-86) - Los Angeles Dodgers 7 (88-67)
Detroit Tigers 3 (86-68) - Kansas City Royals 2 (83-70)
Colorado Rockies 5 (64-91) - Arizona Diamondbacks 1 (62-93)
Philadelphia Phillies 3 (71-84) - Oakland Athletics 0 (84-70)
Toronto Blue Jays 6 (78-86) - Yankees 3 (79-75)
Houston Astros 10 (68-87) - Seattle Mariners 1 (83-71)
Baltimore Orioles 7 (93-61) - Boston Red Sox 4 (67-88)
New York Mets 4 (75-80) - Atlanta Braves 2 (76-78)
Washington Nationals 4 (90-64) - Miami Marlins 3 (74-80)
Tampa Bay Rays 3 (75-80) - Chicago White Sox 1 (70-84)
St. Louis Cardinals 8 (87-68) - Cincinnati Reds 4 (71-84)
Milwaukee Brewers 1 (80-75) - Pirates 0 (83-71)
Cleveland Indians 7 (80-74) - Minnesota Twins 3 (66-88)
San Diego Padres 3 (73-81) - San Francisco Giants 2 (84-70)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8 (96-59) - Texas Rangers 5 (61-93)
NASCAR: Brendan Gaughan won the NASCAR Nationwide VistMyrtleBeach 300
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Jameis Winston's Suspension Increased
Grant Halverson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Citing new findings in their investigation to his sexual and profane outburst at a student union meeting, Florida State announced late Friday they were suspending quarterback Jameis Winston for the full game against No. 22 Clemson on Saturday. Winston had originally been suspended for only the first half.
"Based upon the results of our continuing investigation of Tuesday's incident involving Jameis Winston, we have decided to not play him for the entire game against Clemson on Saturday night," interim Florida State president Garnett S. Stokes and athletic director Stan Wilcox said in a joint statement.
Winston, the reigning Heisman trophy winner, was seen shouting an obscene sexual phrase on campus earlier in the week. The top ranked Seminoles will start sophomore Sean Maguire against the Tigers. Maguire has completed 12 of 26 career passes while at Florida State.
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FSU Suspends Jameis Winston for First Half of Clemson Game
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston has been suspended for the first half of Saturday's game against Clemson for yelling an obscene sexual phrase on campus Tuesday.
Winston will also undergo "internal discipline" regarding this matter.
"As the university's most visible ambassadors, student-athletes at Florida State are expected to uphold at all times high standards of integrity and behavior that reflect well upon themselves, their families, coaches, teammates, the Department of Athletics and Florida State University," FSU's joint statement said. "Student-athletes are expected to act in a way that reflects dignity and respect for others."
Winston allegedly stood on a table and began to shout obscenities that were mimicking a popular video on the Internet.
"First of all, I want to apologize to the university, my coaches and to my teammates," Winston said. "I'm not a 'me' person, but in that situation, it was a selfish act, and that's not how you do things around here.
"I want to apologize to my teammates because I have now made a selfish act for them. That's all," he concluded.
Sophmore Sean Maguire will start the first half against Clemson.
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Hundley Goes Down But Neuheisal Steps Up to Lead (12) UCLA to Win
Football Texture/iStock Photo(ARLINGTON, Texas) --When star quarterback Brett Hundley left the game in the first quarter with a injured left elbow it was easy to think UCLA was in trouble. But backup Jerry Neuheisal put all doubts to rest by completing 23 of 30 passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns, including the eventual game-winner with three minutes to play, as the No. 12 Bruins nip Texas 20-17 Saturday.
With UCLA down by four with just over three minutes to play, Neuheisal, who is the son of former UCLA coach Rick Neuheisal, completed a 33-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Payton to seal the win.
"My first thought was excitement for Jerry Neuheisel. This kid is everything that's right about college football and about UCLA," UCLA head coach Jim Mora said. "I just thought, `Wow. You couldn't write a better script than this right here. His dad was a great player here. For him to come to Texas and bringing his team from behind to get a win. It's incredible. It's awesome."
Tyrone Swoopes completed 24 of 34 passes for 196 yards and two touchdowns for Texas (1-2).
Paul Perkins rushed for 126 yards to help UCLA improve to 3-0 as it heads into conference play.
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(4) Oklahoma's Defense Dominates in 34-10 Throttling of Tennessee
JP Wilson/Replay Photos via Getty Images (NORMAN, Okla.) -- Oklahoma's defense created three turnovers and held Tennessee to 313 total yards to lead the No. 11 Sooners past the Volunteers 34-10 Saturday night. Oklahoma is now 3-0 as it heads into Big 12 play.
"I don't feel that we've done much yet," Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops said. "I've got all the respect in the world for Tennessee. I'm just saying it's only three games. We've got a long year. We've got to keep getting better." Oklahoma jumped out to an early 13-0 lead before Tennessee scored on a Justin Worley 40-yard touchdown pass to Josh Smith. But Keith Ford ran in an 11-yard touchdown at the end of the second quarter to give the Sooners a 20-7 lead at halftime. Cornerback Julian Wilson essentially sealed the game for Oklahoma in the fourth quarter when he intercepted a Worley pass and returned it 100 yards for a touchdown. Oklahoma quarterback Trevor Knight accounted for two touchdowns, one rushing and one passing, while completing 20 of 33 passes for 308 yards.Worley completed 21 of 40 passes for 201 yards, but threw two interceptions and fumbled once for Tennessee (2-1) in the loss.
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Boston College Knocks Off (9) USC
Football Texture/iStockphoto(CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.) -- An emotional night for Boston College ended with a historic upset over No. 9 USC on Saturday night. The Eagles honored former lacrosse player Welles Crowther, who passed away in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, by wearing red bandanas and toppling the Trojans, 37-31, at home.
"The red bandanna game meant a lot. We talked a lot about Welles Crowther; we talked a lot about who he was and what it takes to be a BC man," said head coach Steve Addazio. "Our guys dug deep on this. This was a great win."
The Trojans (2-1) jumped out to a 10-0 lead after one quarter and eventually led 17-6 just one minute into the second. However, the Eagles (2-1) scored the next 24 points, pounding out multiple big plays on the ground. Sherman Alston's 54-yard run late in the half gave Boston College a 20-17 halftime advantage.
Senior quarterback Tyler Murphy rushed for 191 yards, including a 66-yard touchdown scamper in the fourth that sealed the deal. In total, Boston College rushed for 452 yards against the Trojans. It was the first time since 2002, and the fifth time overall, that the Eagles beat a top-10 opponent while being unranked themselves.
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Scoreboard Roundup – 9/13/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- NCAAF: (2) Oregon 48 (3-0) - Wyoming 13 (2-1)
(3) Alabama 52 (3-0) - Southern Miss 12 (1-2)
(4) Oklahoma 34 (3-0) - Tennessee 10 (2-1)
(24) South Carolina 38 (2-1) - (6) Georgia 35 (1-1)
(7) Texas A&M 38 (3-0) - Rice 10 (0-2)
Boston College 37 (2-1) - (9) USC 31 (2-1)
(10) LSU 31 (3-0) - UL Monroe 0 (2-1)
(11) Notre Dame 30 (3-0) - Purdue 14 (1-2)
(12) UCLA 20 (3-0) - Texas 17 (2-1)
(14) Ole Miss 56 (3-0) - LA-Lafayette 15 (1-2)
(15) Stanford 35 (2-1) - Army 0 (1-1)
(16) Arizona State 38 (3-0) - Colorado 24 (1-2)
East Carolina 28 (2-1) - (17) Virginia Tech 21 (2-1)
(20) Missouri 28 (3-0) - UCF 10 (0-2)
Virginia 23 (2-1) - (21) Louisville 21 (2-1)
(22) Ohio State 66 (2-1) - Kent State 0 (0-3)
MLB: New York Yankees 3 (76-71) - Baltimore Orioles 2 (88-60)
Chicago White Sox 5 (67-80) - Minnesota Twins 1 (62-85)
Chicago White Sox 7 (68-80) - Minnesota Twins 6 (62-86)
Texas Rangers 3 (56-92) - Atlanta Braves 2 (75-73)
Toronto Blue Jays 6 (77-70) - Tampa Bay Rays 3 (71-78)
Philadelphia Phillies 2 (69-79) - Miami Marlins 1 (71-76)
Kansas City Royals 7 (81-66) - Boston Red Sox 1 (65-84)
Cincinnati Reds 5 (71-78) - Milwaukee Brewers 1 (77-72)
Chicago Cubs 6 (65-83) - Pittsburgh Pirates 4 (78-70)
Washington Nationals 10 (84-63) - New York Mets 3 (72-77)
St. Louis Cardinals 5 (82-67) - Colorado Rockies 4 (59-89)
Detroit Tigers 5 (82-66) - Cleveland Indians 4 (76-71)
Arizona Diamondbacks 10 (60-88) - San Diego Padres 4 (68-79)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 5 (93-55) - Houston Astros 2 (65-83)
Oakland Athletics 3 (82-66) - Seattle Mariners 2 (80-67) 10 Innings
Los Angeles Dodgers 17 (84-64) - San Francisco Giants 0 (82-66)
NASCAR: Kevin Harvick wins the NASCAR Nationwide Jimmy John's Freaky Fast 300 at Chicago
Kyle Busch won the NASCAR Camping World Trucks Lucas Oil 225
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ABC Scoreboard Roundup – 9/12/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- MLB: Minnesota Twins (62-84) - Chicago White Sox (66-80) Postponed
Baltimore Orioles 2 (87-59) - New York Yankees 1 (75-70) 11 Innings - Game 1
Baltimore Orioles 5 (88-59) - New York Yankees 0 (75-71) Game 2
Detroit Tigers 7 (81-66) - Cleveland Indians 2 (76-70)
Philadelphia Phillies 3 (68-79) - Miami Marlins 1 (71-75) 10 Innings
Tampa Bay Rays 1 (71-77) - Toronto Blue Jays 0 (76-70)
New York Mets 4 (72-76) - Washington Mets 3 (83-63)
Boston Red Sox 4 (65-83) - Kansas City Royals 2 (80-66)
St. Louis Cardinals 5 (81-67) - Colorado Rockies 1 (59-88)
Milwaukee Brewers 3 (77-71) - Cincinnati Reds 2 (70-78)
Texas Rangers 2 (55-92) - Atlanta Braves 1 (75-72)
San Diego Padres 6 (68-78) - Arizona Diamondbacks 5 (59-88)
Seattle Mariners 4 (80-66) - Oakland Athletics 2 (81-66)
San Francisco Giants 9 (82-65) - Los Angeles Dodgers 0 (83-64)
Pittsbugh Pirates 7 (78-69) - Chicago Cubs 3 (64-83)
College Football: (8) Baylor 63 (3-0) - Buffalo 21 (1-2)
WNBA: Championship Series: Phoenix Mercury 87 - Chicago Sky 82 (Mercury win series, 3-0)
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Nick Saban Prepares Team for Southern Miss
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(TUSCALOOSA, Alabama) -- Alabama head coach Nick Saban is preparing his second-ranked team for a showdown with the Southern Miss Golden Eagles on Saturday.
The Crimson Tide are coming off a 41-0 victory over Florida Atlantic and Saban said on Monday that he is sticking with a two-quarterback system of Blake Sims and Jacob Coker.
"We need them both to work to improve, both players did good things in the game and both did things they can improve on," Saban said of the quarterbacks.
Saban said he was happy with their performance against Florida Atlantic, but he wants to continue to push his team. He also noted what the team needs to improve on as they head into Saturday's game.
"Finishing drives on offense, tackling a little better on defense," Saban said. "Do you have focus, stamina to get better? We have a lot more to prove."
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Pac-12 Fines USC AD Pat Haden $25,000
iStockphoto/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) -- The Pac-12 handed USC athletic director Pat Haden a $25,000 fine on Monday for leaving the press box and heading down on the field to argue with an official during Saturday's game against Stanford.
Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott did not think that Haden represented himself or USC well during the argument with the official.
"The conduct by [Haden] was inappropriate," Scott said in a statement. "Such actions by an administrator in attempt to influence the officiating, and ultimately the outcome of a contest, will not be tolerated."
USC head coach Steve Sarkisian sent a text to one of the USC staff in the press box during the third to relay the message to Haden.
"The conduct by both Sarkisian and Haden were in clear violation of our conference's standards of conduct policy," Scott said. "We appreciate the public apology and recognition of the errors in judgment, as well as Pat Haden's self-imposed two-game sideline ban. We took this into consideration as we determined the discipline. Nonetheless, the actions fell short of our expectation of our head coaches and athletics directors as role models for our student-athletes and important leaders of our institutions."
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(3) Oregon Defeats (7) Michigan St.,46-27
iStockphoto/Thinkstock(EUGENE, Ore.) -- (3) Oregon (2-0) scored four unanswered touchdowns in the second half to beat (7) Michigan State (1-1) on Saturday night, 46-27.
Down 27-18 with 4:33 remaining in the third quarter, Ducks junior quarterback Marcus Mariota found freshman wide receiver Devon Allen for a 24-yard touchdown. Oregon took the lead 2:59 later when Mariota connected with senior wide receiver Keanon Lowe on a 37-yard touchdown strike.
Mariota finished the game 17 of 28 for 318 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for 42 yards on nine carries.
The loss snaps an 11-game winning streak for the Spartans.
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Scoreboard Roundup – 9/6/14
Hemera/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Top 25 College Football: (1) Florida State 37 (2-0) - Citadel 12 (0-2)
(2) Alabama 41 (2-0) - Florida Atlantic 0 (0-2)
(3) Oregon 46 (2-0) - (7) Michigan State 27 (1-1)
(4) Oklahoma 52 (2-0) - Tulsa 7 (1-1)
(5) Auburn 59 (2-0) - San Jose State 12 (1-1)
Virginia Tech 35 (2-0) - (8) Ohio State 21 (1-1)
(9) Texas A&M 73 (2-0) - Lamar 3 (1-1)
(10) Baylor 70 (2-0) - Northwestern State 6 (0-2)
(11) UCLA 42 (2-0) - Memphis 35 (1-1)
(12) LSU 56 (2-0) - Sam Houston State 0 (1-2)
(14) USC 13 (2-0) - (13) Stanford 10 (1-1)
(15) Mississippi 41 (2-0) - Vanderbilt 3 (0-2)
(16) Notre Dame 31 (2-0) - Michigan 0 (1-1)
(17) Arizona State 58 (2-0) - New Mexico 23 (0-2)
(18) Wisconsin 37 (1-1) - Western Illinois 3 (1-1)
(19) Nebraska 31 (2-0) - McNeese State 24 (0-1)
(20) Kansas State 32 (2-0) - Iowa State 28 (0-2)
(21) South Carolina 33 (1-1) - East Carolina 23 (1-1)
(21) North Carolina 31 (2-0) - San Diego State 27 (1-1)
(23) Clemson 73 (1-1) - South Carolina State 7 (1-1)
(24) Missouri 49 (2-0) - Toledo 24 (1-1)
(25) Louisville 66 (2-0) - Murray State 21 (1-1)
MLB: Cincinnati Reds 2 (67-75) - New York Mets 1 (67-75)
Philadelphia Phillies 3 (66-75) - Washington Nationals 1 (79-61)
Oakaland Athletics 4 (80-61) - Houston Astros 3 (62-80)
New York Yankees 6 (73-67) - Kansas City Royals 2 (78-62)
San Francisco Giants 5 (78-64) - Detroit Tigers 4 (77-65)
Tampa Bay Rays 3 (69-74) - Baltimore Orioles 2 (82-59)
Pittsburgh Pirates 5 (72-68) - Chicago Cubs 3 (64-77) -11 Innings (Resumption of Friday night's game)
Pittsburgh Pirates 5 (73-68) - Chicago Cubs 0 (64-78)
Cleveland Indians 3 (73-67) - Chicago White Sox 1 (63-78)
Atlanta Braves 4 (74-68) - Miami Marlins 3 (68-72) - 10 Innings
Los Angeles Angels 8 (86-55) - Minnesota Twins 5 (61-81)
St. Louis Cardinals 5 (78-64) - Milwaukee Brewers 3 (74-68)
Los Angeles Dodgers 5 (80-62) - Arizona Diamondbacks 2 (59-83)
Boston Red Sox 4 (63-79) - Toronto Blue Jays 3 (72-69)
Colorado Rockies 7 (58-84) - San Diego Padres 6 (66-75) - 12 Innings
Seattle Mariners 4 (78-63) - Texas Rangers 2 (53-89)
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Louisville Dominant in Petrino's Return
iStockphoto(LOUISVILLE, Ky.) -- The Louisville Cardinals (1-0) defense held Miami to 1-for-13 on three downs, helping lead the team to a 31-13 win over the Hurricanes on Monday in their season opener.
It was also the first victory for head coach Bobby Petrino in his return to Louisville.
"I thought it would be a real battle and we would have to work extremely hard," said Petrino. "Obviously, we made some mistakes on offense and on special teams. I thought the defense really did a great job all night long, especially on third down."
The Cardinals opened the scoring in the first quarter when Will Gardner hit Charles Standberry on a two yard touchdown pass. The Hurricanes countered with 10 straight points before Louisville regained the lead just prior to halftime when Corvin Lamb went 97 yards on a kickoff return.
Coming out of the locker room it was all Louisville as they scored 17 straight points after Miami closed the gap to 14-13 just four minutes into the third.
The game also saw a pair of quarterbacks making their first career starts. Gardner was 20-for-28 passing for 206 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Freshman Brad Kaaya did not fare as well for Miami (0-1), tossing a pair of interceptions and going just 17-for-29 in his debut.
"We did not do a good enough job protecting a first-start quarterback. Period," said Hurricanes coach Al Golden.
Louisville opened their tenure in the Atlantic Coast Conference, dominating a mainstay program in the ACC. Petrino led the Cardinals to a 41-9 record from 2003-06 as head coach.
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(13) Tigers Rally to Beat (14) Wisconsin
ThinkStock(HOUSTON, Texas) -- Wisconsin held a 24-7 lead over No. 13 Louisiana State University (LSU) just two and a half minutes into the third quarter. When the final whistle blew, the 14th-ranked Badgers found themselves on the wrong end of a 28-24 comeback win by the Tigers who scored 21 straight points.
"We played sloppy, we did everything to the latest possible time before we decided to play best," LSU coach Les Miles said.
Corey Clement's two-yard touchdown run in the third made it a 24-7 Wisconsin lead before LSU turned it around. A pair of Colby Delahoussaye field goals cut the deficit to 11 at the end of three quarters but the Tigers still struggled to find the end zone.
They finally broke through three minutes into the fourth as Anthony Jennings found John Diarse for a 36-yard strike. Jennings then connected with Trey Quinn for a two-point conversion that made it a 24-21 Wisconsin lead.
LSU's Jalen Mills then picked off a pass from Tanner McEvoy on the ensuing possession. Three plays later, Kenny Hilliard busted through the line for a 28-yard touchdown run to complete the comeback. Another interception by McEvoy sealed the deal for the Badgers who gained just 65 yards in the fourth quarter.
"They battled. They hung in there," Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen said. "I thought both teams fought like crazy. They made one more play than we did and won the game in the end."
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(1) Florida State Survives Scare From Oklahoma State
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images(ARLINGTON, Texas) -- The defending national champions got their first scare of the year in their season opener, holding off Oklahoma State 37-31 on Saturday. The Florida State Seminoles (1-0) had led 17-0 in the second half but the Cowboys (0-1) closed the gap to 27-24 late and had a chance to take the lead.
"We all preached it, but I do think they felt the pressure of being No. 1. I do," Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said. "Now I think we can relax and go play football."
Sophomore quarterback Jameis Winston threw for 370 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for one as well. The reigning Heisman trophy winner also threw a pair of interceptions that helped keep Oklahoma State hanging around.
The Cowboys J.W. Walsh scampered 24 yards for a touchdown, making it a three-point game, before ultimately leading a drive back into Seminoles territory. However, Walsh fumbled when he was flipped into the air by Florida State's P.J. Williams. Winston then connected with Rashad Green for a 50-yard scoring pass, sealing the deal.
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Ronald Ferrando, 59, longtime bus driver for Las Lomitas School District
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a resident of another community
on Mar 25, 2013 at 12:45 pm
I was saddened to hear about the passing of Ronald Rio Ferrando and wanted to share with his family and friends that I will be keeping Ron in my thoughts; he was truly a wonderful man. Until 2007, we use to live on the corner of Sharon and the Alameda and we would always wave at each other as he drove his bus past our home. There were many occasions over the years when we had the opportunity to carry a brief conversation when he was stopped in front of our home by the red light. We both shared the passion of playing the drums and he often would tell me that he would hear me practicing. I know for a fact that he was well loved by the students from La Entrada and throughout the Las Lomitas School District including our daughter who is now 31 years old. Ron, rest in peace my friend... Al Filice HMB
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I had the pleasure of knowing Ron for almost twenty years as he was the brother of my Brother-in-Law,Bob. Ron was a quite man with a kind heart, whenever I was able to see him at family functions, Ron was a gentleman and especially kind to my elderly parents where he showed patience, humor and respect. I saw Ron last the day of my fathers funeral...yep, there was Ron, again on the scene, in a suit & tie and ready to be there for the family. The world lost a very good soul and we should be envious now that the souls Ron spends his time with now are graced with his presence...until we all meet again Ron...
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The brilliant, if somewhat eccentric, Macleod currently calls Alpine, Texas home, but he's been making regular trips to Miami since 2005. And although he draws inspiration from the remote west Texas location, his art business is based in Miami. All printing, marketing and administration take place in the 305.
In his younger years, Hugh lived in New York City, trying to carve a niche in advertising copy writing. It was then he conceived the idea of drawing cartoons on the back of business cards. Eventually, he would start a hugely popular blog called Gaping Void, where he posted the cartoons and insightful writing that would become the basis of his book.
Macleod was in town earlier this week and spoke at a Tech Tuesday meetup in downtown Miami at Ecco Pizzatecca. His artwork was on display in a backroom, featuring a large print dedicated to our fair shores. "South Beach: Because Los Angeles just wasn't shallow enough" is printed under big yellow and blue circles.
In 2006, an earlier version of the print made its debut on Miami Beach at a blogger party hosted by Stormhoek Wines. Macleod helped promote the wine in a variety of social media campaigns. Today, he's CEO of Stormhoek USA.
It may seem odd for an artist to be mingling with geeks. Macleod didn't start as an internet guy, but when blogs came along, many tech types resonated with his witty cartoons and thought-provoking posts. The online tech community quickly adopted Gaping Void and it's no surprise; for example, some cartoons were about the social isolation of the nerd.
Blogging helped Macleod develop a new audience for his vision. "Blogs were cheap, easy and global," Macleod said during his talk. "Advertising was expensive, difficult and provincial."
Macleod also talked about what artists can teach the tech community. Work-to-live and not live-to-work was the message. "Work has become all pervasive. It has started to lose meaning. We're always on. We're always handing out business cards. We're always on social networks," he added. "But we have an unlimited need to believe in what we're doing. We want to create work that matters to ourselves and to our friends."
New Times had a chance to speak with Macleod after his presentation.
New Times: Why is South Beach shallower than Los Angeles?
Hugh Macleod: I've lived in LA. South Beach has a community of people who don't even have to think for a living. It's not a bad thing, but the money comes in so easily. They're the ultimate consumer. Their lives are defined by consuming. They're members of the lucky sperm club. I'm not anti-SoBe, though. It's all about the hustle.
NT: You spend a lot of time in South Beach when you visit. What are your thoughts on Miami proper?
Macleod: I'm aware that Miami isn't SoBe. There are a lot of people getting by. It's a gelatinous culture: latins, snowbirds, rednecks, etcetera.
NT: You're Scottish/American and you've lived in many places -- London, Los Angeles, Chicago, to name a few. Does Miami inspire you?
Macleod: Miami is very vibrant and so is my work. I have an affinity with Miami because again, it's somewhat gelatinous and the culture is unformed. It's very 21st century. It's not about maintaining the interests of the old aristocracy. I love coming here.
NT: What do you think about Britto?
Macleod: Britto is Miami, no matter where he's from originally. I admire the way he has owned it.
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The lovely Lynne Morris and I had a walk along the Water of Leith Edinburgh, Scotland in preparation for next weeks Edinburgh bubble meet (23rd October 10 if anyone wants to come along).
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Michelle Rodriguez doesn't think it'll earn her an Oscar nod, but at least this particular scene in the upcoming Lee Daniels film "The Paperboy" is garnering Nicole Kidman plenty of press.
The tidal wave of headlines first emerged from this year's Cannes, with critics making mention of a scene in which Kidman urinates on her co-star Zac Efron, whose character at that moment had been stung by a jellyfish.
In a memorable review, Vulture's Kyle Buchanan accurately predicted that "when it comes to the wild, must-discuss moments from this year's fest, nothing will ever top the scene ... where Nicole Kidman looms over a supine Zac Efron, cries out, 'If anyone's gonna pee on him, it's gonna be me,' and then squirts an impressive stream of urine onto the 'High School Musical' star's face and chest."
We'll pause as you try to un-imagine that.
OK, moving on.
So Kidman talked about that infamous scene with V magazine for its new issue, reportedly saying that she didn't find "the peeing thing" to be "weird" because she was in character. The 45-year-old actress portrays a woman named Charlotte who's obsessed with a death row inmate (played by John Cusack) and rides along with brothers Ward (Matthew McConaughey) and Jack (Efron) who are investigating the inmate's case.
When it came time to pee on Efron, Kidman told V magazine, she felt it said a lot about the type of woman she was portraying.
"That was for the jellyfish," she explained. "And for me, it said so much about Charlotte. One, she's protecting him. Two, she's tough as nails and no one else is going to pee on this guy. All of that made total sense to me. I just went for it and didn't overthink it."
"The Paperboy" is expected to open in limited release October 5.
On thing this article fails to mention, and should always be mentioned when speaking of a medically relevant subject, is if you are stung by a jellyfish always seek professional medical attention as soon as possible. There are many issues and complications that can arise from a jellyfish sting, and even if the pain has been treated, or subsided, there is always the chance of further medical issues.
The Box Jellyfish is a great example of this. You can treat the pain, but the venom is still there and still capable of killing.
To me, it removes the class from classy.
That scene is factual. When we were teenagers we had an excursion at an isolated beach. One of our girlfriends got stung by a jelly fish. There was no immediate help available. The locals told us to pee on the affected site. Our girlfriend got relieved from her excruciating pain.
Maybe she wanted Zac to see her genitals, because of what happened when he was with Vanessa.
Regardless, this is definitely a strange piece of news to have on Cnn.com ... !
I LOVE Kidman, but this is just a storyline from Friends.
aww, another deviant and degenerate movie from Hollyweird. classy.
I'd LOVE to do her DOGGIE style.
She had a peeing scene in Eyes Wide Shut as well. Must be a thing with her. Whatever. If this movie is half a boring as The Hours, it'll need a wake-up shot.
I'd drink her flavorful yellow Kool-Aid! MMMnnnnn!
Truth be told, I never "got" the whole Nicole Kidman thing. Even when she was a younger woman before she went with the frozen botox face, she just never struck me as particularly attractive, especially by the standards of Hollywood. I am NOT saying she is ugly or anything of the sort. I am just saying that she is incredibly average. Off the top of my head, I can think of 100 women in her age group who are exponentially more attractive... and probably thousands of women if we also consider the current crop of Hollywood starlets and celebutards.
The real question is whether Ms. Kidman and and Master Efron are truly method actors. In other words, did she actually do it? ...or are we talking about some CGI and other assorted Hollywood tricks that make it appear as if she actually did the deed when in reality, the two were never even in the same room while the scene was being created. Inquiring minds want to know.
Here in Texas, if you get stung by a jellyfish or step in bullnettle barefooted, you BEG for someone to pee on the affected area. Sorry folks, it's no big deal. It's truly a legitimate remedy to help take out the sting.
I am no expert, but, by all accounts, the idea of peeing on a jellyfish sting is an old wives tale with absolutely no scientific or medical merit at all.
I've heard of it, though I'm skeptical... but then again, I've never been in a situation where it could have helped.
It's a middle of the road thing. It's not the best method, but fresh water makes it worse, and the best treatment is lidocaine and hot water NOT cold water. Well, who carries numbing meds and bathwater to the beach? The warmer the liquid the better and urine is *ick factor gag* extremely warm and nearly sterile. So it's not that it *should* be used or is the best treatment, but without the methods that are best sitting next to you, it's better than cold, fresh water to clean the area. But from what I remember when I searched this years and years ago – there are different types of Jellyfish, with completely different stings. There's one or two rarer kinds when it *could* be best and there's one or two kinds where it can make it worse.
That's right kobrakai7474 you're no expert. I'm a dive instructor and in lieu of having vinegar handy, it is absolutely the thing to do. No wives tale here
Thanks Margarette, where ever you are, for peeing on me when we were children. Despite the pain, I can still remember your giggles. Folks, it's folk medicine and it works on any surface sting containing protein because it's acidic like vinegar.
It's already been done! Watch The Heartbreak Kid. Why copy another movie?
Yeah, so did she really pee or not? I mean she is a professional actress, would seem strange. Sorry , she can pee on me as well any old time. I saw on survival guy show , the one with the ex British Commando soldier, Bear Grylss , whatever, yeah peeing will stop cat fish stings, but jelly fish i think you are supposed to use vinegar.
I'll bet she really did and giggled all the while.
I wish Nicole would pee on MY face.
beautiful woman
How is this a big deal? Who gives a flying f*** I s**t on them...
This story p's me off.
Too funny!
This doesn't suprise me at all for an Australian who are VERY familiar with box jelly fish on their beaches. Urine takes the sting out and thats well known there. I mean, men swim in pantyhose to avoid getting stung. Urinating is very practical and readily available when someone is in excruciating pain.
After seeing the all the brouhaha being made out of this, I'm beginning to think common sense is becoming more and more less common! It's nice to see a comment that actually makes sense – thanks for your post!
"more and more less common" – Sorry for the poor wording, please read: "less and less common". Thanks
Spot on. Vinegar is the other home remedy but when you're on a beach, its kinda hard to come by!
remember when movies were really good, and DIDN'T have CGI or weird peeing scenes in them ?
Yeah, like Deliverance where Ned Beatty runs around squealing like a pig just before he gets raped. Those were the good ol' days, so fresh and innocent. Not weird at all.
Congrats to film for perpetuating a stupid urban myth. Urine will not help a jellyfish sting.
Exactly. We have the show "Friends" for exposing to the masses this ridiculous myth. No one should ever do that.
Current medical opinion is still trying to take an official position on this. The one thing you should NOT do, they agree, is put fresh water on a jellyfish sting. That activates the barbs, causing more pain and the release of the toxins. Personally, meat tenderizer always seems to make my stings feel better, but there's no medical evidence to confirm if it really does. No one's ever tried to pee on me, so I can't speak to that. :)
congrats for bring a moron, and yes it does
It's no myth and I hope you remember that the next time you're stung by a jelly
The science is varied and numerous on this topic. In general though the slightly acidic nature of urine would work to neutralize the venom from most jellyfish stings, although not all jellyfish stings will react the same. Similar to vinegar, uric acid changes the Ph of urine and would act in the same manner, providing an absence of vinegar.
Me, I actually carry a small bottle of distilled vinegar (about 30x more concentrated than standard household vinegar) whenever I am going to a beach for a swim. Mix a capful of it with a cup of water from the site of the incident and viola, a good immediate remedy for a jellyfish sting. You can get distilled vinegar at most commercial food stores.
What's the big deal? It was done on Friends for the same reason, except it wasn't as graphic as this scene is I'm sure.
hmmmm. nicole is white right?
nasty hoe
Guess that peeing scene was foreplay for Nicole and Zac to do the nasty in her trailer afterward?
nobody had that figured out it was fake.....thanks for the clarification
It was FAKE people. Fake urine attached to a hose and some sharp film editing. Don't get so worked up about 3rd grade humor.
Not according to Nicole it wasn't. No big deal anyway. It was done on Friends for the same reason but not as graphic I'm sure. Still, really not a big deal at all.
maybe some nude sunbathing..i hate those tanning beds. lol
A little sun would not hurt . . .
sounds like a good bonus
I heard when the DVD comes out, there will be a bonus scene where she gives him a Cleveland Steamer as well.
Did Tom Cruise like it with a lemon twist?
I'd take a jelly fish sting for Nicole Kidman! Like to have a few beers with her first.
I'm not one for a golden shower, but she can pee on me any day.
Absolutely! The only thing missing is a tall glass with ice!
she too light skinned for you right?
she's beatiful and alot of guys are very attracted to her.
Heck, she can pee on me anytime, any frkn time she wants. Love me some Nicole! Just the idea of her peeing on me gets my schlong rock hard.....
Kidman: Yuck. I'm SO sick of her.
She's beautiful and rich. I think you're jelous.
I hope that scene is at least partly commedy.
Just wondering. Were his eyes open?
i have never gone in for this type of watersports,in her case,i would make an acception.
My thoughts exactly.
Eeew. Barf.
Acting? Why would she call it 'acting' and 'being in character' if all she has to do it pull down her panties and pee. Jeesh. Anyone can do that! And many would be arrested for being paid to do it on film in public.
WAIT A SEC! So I know movies are make-believe, but are they saying that she really did pee on him for the scene? Because if it was staged, as I'm sure it was, then why would they ask her it it was hard to do that scene?
If it's fake, then it's fake!
That is exactly what I was thinking. Although they make it sound like she really did pee on him, which is gross and unnecessary.
I knew she was a squirter
Belmont? i've been to queens many times...
what are we thinking female ...
Jay Berkman imarried Donna Belmont of Belmont Trcuking company.
Jay Berkman is right to take on evil Bernard madoff!
This lady should be married to Tom Cruise!
she's old and dried up .. it may not fit poota standards.
actually poota.....she is not old,and you dont even come near of her pee on you standards.....
She is looking good these days. If'n she wants to pee on me, I guess that would be okay. Fire away Nicole sweetie.
i gots a big dinger for the ladies paawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww-they luvs me!
If my GF would do that for me, I'd ask her to marry me. And there better not be any jellyfish involved...that would just be too weird.
You couldn't afford for me to plss on you...
You only charge a couple bucks to pi ss on you so im sure you like it. Sok-man
i don't need any flag to freak–not keep quiet before i call jerry toughy.
Dang...let your freak-flag-fly!
the man of my dreams.
If you want to pi ss on someone just hit up Sokman. He likes that sort of thing,might charge you though.
i told just him there will be no casting for the part.
get cracking or cinderfella wins.
Nicole is so beautiful. I'm so happy for her. Once she got away from freaky-man she really bloosomed. Her and Keith sure make a lovely couple too
Wonder how Efron feels about it? In any watersport story, shouldn't the victim be interviewed? And where was the concern when I made Shogun?
Nicole looks great.
Tinkle tinkle little star
Hilarious that it totally made sense to pee on a jellyfish sting, even though any real doctor or anyone that understands biology can tell you that peeing on a jellyfish sting will only make it worse.
But yeah, to a Hollywood ignoramus, perpetuating a myth totally made sense.
The story didn't say ANYTHING to the effect that the character she was playing understood that peeing on a jellyfish sting was not effective. So what is up with your comment? If the character believes this would work, then the actress playing that character is well within their rights to say that it makes sense. She's the one playing the character, not you.
Since when does everything that every character does in a movie have to be 100% correct? Are people 100% correct about everything in real life? Christ!
I once had a hot Aussie girlfriend who was into peeing. This brings back a lot of memories. Golden memories.
Hello folks. Everyone is cordially invited to visit – thestarofkaduri.com
sure Keith sure.
-so if people watch a little p its their business. i'm sure you take a peek every so often
not me. I keep my eyes closed when I do that. It sprays everywhere but that's still better than looking at naughty parts.
lol. That was funny!
@Keith, Lol!
Did she actually pee on him?
They should put her in jail for p orno. Gross. Plus she is oooold and dried up.
I still wouldn't want her to do number 1 on me though. That is gross.
My stars she is a gorgeous looking lady. Is she still married to the country music redneck?
Keith Urban is definitely not a redneck, just because he is considered a country music singer, he is not a redneck!
yeeehaw. Whars my chewin tobacky? Let's put on some Keith Urban and drank some beers.
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OXFORD, Miss. – The beautiful and mysterious Mediaeval Baebes, a British ensemble of female musicians, will perform their arrangements of familiar Christmas carols Dec. 9 at the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts as part of their "Of Kings and Angels" concert series.
The show is at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, priced at $17 and $23 apiece, depending on seating, are available at the UM Box Office, located inside the Ole Miss Student Union, or by calling 662-915-7411.
In addition to singing Christmas classics and traditional medieval songs, the Mediaeval Baebes take texts from the time period and put them to original compositions using traditional medieval instruments. Those stories include tales of unrequited love, the inevitability of death and various misadventures.
When these pieces are sung in a variety of languages from Latin, Middle English, Medieval French and German to Cornish and Medieval Welsh, the time period is truly brought to life.
"The Mediaeval Baebes are highly skilled musicians and have learned to perform on traditional medieval instruments, allowing this style of music to be accessible to modern audiences," said Kate Meacham, Ford Center marketing director. "We hope audiences in Oxford will take the opportunity to see such a unique performance."


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Boston: join us and Paul Greenberg at Lumiere 7/23
Last call to join us and Paul Greenberg at chef Michael Leviton's Lumiere in Newton, MA on Weds.July 23! Tickets are still available, but they are going fast.
What: We're taking Bristol Bay sockeye on the road this summer with Paul Greenberg and the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association during our Savor Bristol Bay dinner series. Paul will share excerpts of his latest book, "American Catch," and we'll discuss the state of our seafood industry.
When: Wednesday, July 23 // 6:30 PM
Where: Lumiere in Newton, MA
Buy Tickets: Online
Lumiere's special menu for the evening:
- Lemongrass & Shiso Cured Sockeye Beets, Baby Watercress and Ginger Vinaigrette
- Hot & Cold Smoked Sockeye Terrine Lumiere Cream Cheese and Mustard Dill Sauce Pumpernickel Croutons
- Slow Roasted Sockeye Verrill Farm Corn, Tomatillo & Sweet Pepper Ragout Tomato Butter and Sockeye Skin Chicharones
- Summer Berry Pudding Goat Cheese Cream
Seating is limited, so be sure to reserve your seat today. We hope to see you in Boston this Wednesday!
Posted by: Alisha Fowler
Chefs Talkin' Trash – Join Us in Denver!
Sustainability is more than just sourcing local ingredients
This is a joint post from Daniel Pliska, chef at the University Club of Missouri and member of Chefs Collaborative, and Chefs Collaborative
"Sustainability is more than just sourcing local ingredients, we must train our staffs to develop a variety of good culinary and pastry techniques in order to keep our jobs sustainable. This enables us to continue to offer exciting dining options to our guests which in turn allows us to be good stewards of the resources from the land and sea." This was the core message of chef Daniel Pliska in his recent presentation at the American Culinary Federations Central Regional Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Up next for chef Pliska? A presentation at the American Culinary Federation, where the focus is on our Sustainable Future – how appropriate!
And on the heels of his presentation, chef Pliska is also launching his new pastry book, "Pastry and Dessert Techniques."
Chef Daniel Pliska has been a long-time member of the Collaborative, and someone that calls out to us with opportunities to reach more chefs about sustainability – and for this, we are very thankful!
For more than 25 years, Chef Pliska has had his eye on sustainability and solid training for chefs – he has used recipes and techniques to train his culinary and pastry staff to prepare both classical and signature pastries. Of particular interest to us, his chapters focus on the foundational recipes and techniques of pastry, all without the use of chemicals such as baking powder, baking soda or cream of tartar. The step-by-step photos in Pastry & Dessert Techniques showcase the execution of 35 techniques that are used to create 65 elegant pastry and dessert recipes, many with variations and subcomponents, which can be used to create a multitude of sweet and savory pastries as well as desserts.
Thank you for sharing a sneak peek of your new book with us, chef, and we hope others enjoy it too!
Posted by: Alisha Fowler
A life-changing scholarship opportunity
This is a guest post from Evan Mallett, Chefs Collaborative Board Member and chef and co-owner of Black Trumpet and Joinery Restaurant in New Hampshire.
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Seattle: join us and Paul Greenberg this Thursday
We're taking Bristol Bay sockeye on the road this summer with Paul Greenberg and the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association during our Save and Savor Bristol Bay dinner series.
Seattle is our next stop! Please join us at Town Hall this Thursday for an evening with Paul Greenberg.
When: Thursday, July 10
Doors open: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Town Hall | 1119 Eighth Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
How much: Tickets are $5. Town Hall member benefits: Priority seating, discounted onsite book sales.
Why attend, you ask? Here are a few not-so-sustainable facts to chew on about the state of our seafood industry:
- The United States controls more ocean than any other country, yet ninety-one percent of seafood eaten in America is imported.
- American fishermen catch more fish than Americans could ever possibly eat, but we continue to export it — more and more often to Asia.
New York Times bestselling author Paul Greenberg's latest book American Catch tracks the story of our modern consumption, environmental barriers to its production, and how to relocalize our eating habits.
On Thursday, you'll hear from Paul Greenberg as he shares more about his travels across the country searching for the origins of marine dishes — and answers to why we're shipping it all overseas. Plus, you'll have a chance to buy his latest book and have it signed on the spot.
We hope to see you on Thursday! Please contact us with any questions.
This Seattle event is presented by Town Hall in partnership with Chefs Collaborative and Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association, as part of the Civics series and Town Green sub series, presented with The Peach Foundation, Wyncote Foundation NW, and Elliott Bay Book Company. Series supported by The Boeing Company, the RealNetworks Foundation, and the True-Brown Foundation. Series media sponsorship provided by The Stranger and KUOW.
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NYC's Grand Banks Oyster Bar to Host Sockeye Dinner
You're invited to join Author Paul Greenberg, Chefs Collaborative, and Bristol Bay Fishermen at New York City's Grand Banks Oyster Bar, June 30!
Part of the "Savor Bristol Bay Dinner Series," the event will feature fresh Bristol Bay sockeye salmon and Paul Greenberg's latest book, "American Catch: The Fight for Our Local Seafood"
WHAT: Guests will have a chance to enjoy multiple courses of fresh Bristol Bay sockeye salmon – flown in from the remote waters of Bristol Bay, Alaska – while New York Times bestselling author Paul Greenberg (Four Fish) discusses his newest book, "American Catch: The Fight for Our Local Seafood."
In American Catch, Greenberg shows how we destroyed our food relationship with our oceans, and sets out to understand how that breach might be mended. To do so, he explores three quintessential American seafoods: the New York oyster, Gulf shrimp, and the Alaskan sockeye salmon.
Greenberg specifically highlights Bristol Bay, Alaska's sockeye salmon fishery and investigates the proposed Pebble Mine project, which threatens the future health of Bristol Bay's salmon. For the last ten years, commercial salmon fishermen, Alaska Native tribes, chefs, jewelers, and others have been fighting to save Bristol Bay's salmon fishery from the Pebble Mine. In response to these requests, the Environmental Protection Agency is currently weighing protective measures under the Clean Water Act.
All guests will receive a copy of American Catch. There will be time for book signing following the dinner. Executive Chef James Kim will be serving fresh sockeye salmon from Bristol Bay, Alaska. Menu will include:
- Amuse Bouche: Chilled Cucumber and Melon Soup with Spice-Cured Sockeye Salmon and Olive Oil
- First Course: Sockeye Salmon Tartare with Ponzu, Flying Fish Roe and a Fried Quail Egg
- Entree: Seared Sockeye with Brown Butter Roasted Fingerlings, Asparagus, Capers and Crème Fraiche
WHEN: Monday, June 30, 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Grand Banks, Pier 25, New York, NY 10013, (212) 960-3390, www.grandbanks.org
TICKETS: Limited seating available – cost is $100 per seat and can be purchased here. Tickets include dinner and a copy of American Catch; beverages and gratuity not included.
WHO: Paul Greenberg is the author of the New York Times bestseller and James Beard Award-winning Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food and a regular contributor to the New York Times. He has been featured on NPR's Fresh Air and All Things Considered and has lectured for Google, Harvard, the U.S. Senate, and many other institutions. He is currently a fellow with The Safina Center and Pew Fellow in Marine Conservation. Find Paul on Twitter @4fishgreenberg and on the web at paulgreenberg.org.
Grand Banks is a seasonal oyster bar on deck of the historic F/V Sherman Zwicker, the last of a large fleet of schooners that fished the Grand Banks of the North Atlantic and traded goods in South America. Docked at Hudson River Park's Pier 25 in Tribeca, the 142-foot sailboat is a museum-quality example of traditional boat building. It's also the largest wooden vessel in New York City. Operating in conjunction with the not-for-profit Maritime Foundation, Grand Banks presents on-board exhibitions about maritime history. Its curated lecture series features speakers on topics ranging from seafaring culture to aquatic sustainability.
Grand Banks was conceived and developed by Mark Firth, founder of Diner and Marlow & Sons, Miles and Alexander Pincus, founders of the Maritime Foundation, and Adrien Gallo. Grand Banks was designed in collaboration with Eric Cheong, head of design for Ace Hotels.
Posted by: Alisha Fowler
Tickets on Sale for Chefs Collab. Sustainable Food Summit
Tickets just went on-sale for Chefs Collaborative's 6th Annual Sustainable Food Summit: MOVING MOUNTAINS. SCALING CHANGE. We hope you'll join us in Boulder, Colorado this September!
Chefs Collaborative's Sustainable Food Summit brings hundreds of chefs and food professionals together from across the country to share ideas and get inspired. It is a powerful opportunity to connect in-person with a community that shares a commitment to fixing America's broken food system.
For three days at the end of September, we'll explore Colorado's dynamic culinary landscape as we help each other learn new ways to scale up sustainable ventures and strengthen our commitment to changing the ways we source, cook, and serve food.
When: Sept. 28-30, 2014
Where: Boulder, Colorado
How much: $325 for members // $475 for non-members
Our Boulder / Denver Host Committee is preparing an outstanding Western-style welcome. We'll kick things off on Sunday afternoon with Colorado spirits and conversation overlooking the Flatiron mountains. On Monday, we'll gather in the Boulder Theaterto dive into the bitter truths of our food system with chefs and thought leaders such as Mary Sue Milliken, Gary Hirshberg, and Maryn McKenna. You'll have the opportunity to spend quality time in kitchens across downtown Boulder during in-depth breakout sessions with local and national chefs and experts.
The Summit is packed with delicious meals and communal events. Boulder chefs and farmers are busy planning an al fresco Farmer-Chef Connection picnic on Boulder's town green. There, we'll share lunch together at one long harvest table. We'll also enjoy a star-lit dinner and bonfire during a Rocky Mountain Rendezvous at Pastures of Plenty organic farm. Chefs will cook together over an open spit and with a wood-burning oven.
If you have any questions about the Summit, please contact our Program Director Alisha Fowler: [email protected] or (617) 236-5263.
Thank you so much to our generous 2014 sponsors. This group makes it possible for us to convene as many chefs and food professionals as possible.
Interested in joining these fine folks as a 2014 sponsor? Contact us today!
Posted by: Alisha Fowler
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Member Post: Eric Cacciatore on hospitality and sustainability
New CC member Eric Cacciatore wanted to share his story with our community — and invite you to take on a challenge. Read on.
First and foremost, I am a student majoring in hospitality management. Secondly, I am the founder and host of Restaurant Unstoppable, a podcast dedicated to learning from and collaborating with successful restaurant professionals across the nation. Over the past few months I have interviewed some incredible guests who have taught me about the type of leadership, character, and passion that is required to be successful in the restaurant industry. A common denominator shared by all of these guests has been their support of Chefs Collaborative.
Naturally, I wanted to discover more about the hype surrounding Chefs Collaborative, and discover I did. I learned:
- The power and effectiveness of collaboration to create awareness.
- The vitality of supporting your community's economy by sourcing from local purveyors, farmers, and artisans. We need to regrow our middle class.
- Sustainability is not just about sustaining our food supply; it is also about sustaining our culture, tradition, and the sense of community and hospitality.
Wait—did he just say sustainability ties into hospitality? That's a stretch.
No, really, it's not. In fact, Chefs Collaborative Board Member Evan Mallet points out in my very first episode that the concept of serving food to strangers first began in inns and hotels. These inns and hotels would serve soup as restorantes (translated in French as "restoratives") to help tired travelers complete their journey. This is the origin of restaurant, a direct by-product of the hospitality industry.
See? *Sniff* [thumb brushes nose].
Now that I've made my case, let's look more closely at hospitality. Danny Meyers in Setting the Table defines "enlightened hospitality" (what he believes is the key to his success) as "prioritizing the order in which you deploy hospitality, starting first with your employees, followed by your guest, community, suppliers and investors." Notice the emphasis on community and supplies?
I believe the key to success in this industry (alongside know-how and sincere passion) is being a genuinely good person. Hospitality is at the core of all good people. Hospitality is warmth, caring, friendliness, and neighborliness, accompanied by generosity, helpfulness, geniality, and kindness. I encourage you to put these words to use the next time you engage your community and local suppliers, and in doing so you will grow happier and more successful.
I also believe that with the establishment of chains, corporations, and franchising, this quality of hospitality has fast faded from the food and beverage industry in addition to sustainable practices.
Chefs Collaborative resonated so deeply with me since discovering it that I decided to support the cause by becoming a member. It is because of Chefs Collaborative and other influences that I've decided to focus my podcast on the indie restaurant professionals. They are the true artisans and skilled craftsmen of our industry, and the ones we can learn the most from.
I may not have any monetary value to offer our Collaborative, but I do have a voice and a top ranked restaurant podcast on iTunes that can act as a vehicle to spread our message on sustainability.
I am looking to other Collaborative members for support. Like I mentioned earlier, I lack an abundance of connections. I am a student of hospitality who decided to create a podcast to help others by keenly listening to the advice of successful restaurant professionals. Please help me connect with recognized, well-respected, and influential chefs, general managers, proprietors, and restaurateurs. Collaborative members can use this as an opportunity to create awareness and promote our cause.
To conclude, I'll leave you with a challenge: pick one restaurant professional you admire and would love to learn from. Tweet your answers to @EricCacciatore or email me at [email protected].
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Over 200 seals in a group stationary in the water resting and getting sun. Others swimming around the shore.
30 otters spotted in the high density kelp areas. One mother otter with her baby. Others cleaning themselves, resting, and eating.
Group of 5-6; photo from shore.
I spotted three on the water off Weston Beach on 12/28/14. Two came in and spent a couple of days in the cove at Weston Beach
This bird was spotted with some Greater White-fronted, Cackling, and Canada Geese.
This was the second Varied Thrush I spotted in the Reserve. It was several weeks after they had been showing up in numbers in Monterey and Carmel Highlands.
Spotted in Whalers Cove near the parking lot. It stayed in the cove for about 15 minutes before flying out to Carmel Bay.
Found in rocky intertidal.
Found in rocky intertidal. 2mm diameter. Attached on the girdle of Placiphorella velata.
Breakwater Cove parking lot.


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