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Report: Mets Took $50M Hit In 2010; 2011 Looks Bleak
The financial woes keep piling on for the Mets. According to the New York Times, the franchise lost nearly $50 million in 2010, and this year's losses may look similar.
Forbes: Mets' Value Drops 13 Percent; Yankees Top List
Forbes' annual report finds the average value of Major League Baseball teams has increased 7 percent from last year to an all-time high of $523 million. That's great news, especially for the Yankees. Not so much for the Mets.
Move Over Lakers, Knicks Now NBA's Most Valuable
Forbes released their annual list of the NBA's most valuable teams on Wednesday, and according to the magazine, the Knicks have overtaken the Los Angeles Lakers as the NBA's most valuable franchise.
Forbes' Tiny Toys Will Be Sold At Sotheby's
The charming collectibles have been on view for 25 years in a series of dioramas and vignettes in the lobby of the Forbes Magazine Fifth Avenue headquarters in Greenwich Village.
Forbes: Tough Economy Drops Average NFL Franchise Value
The average value for NFL teams has fallen for the first time since Forbes began keeping track in 1998.


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Rejecting claims of discrimination, the U.S. Department of Justice gave the go-ahead Monday for Arizona to become the first state in the nation to require proof of citizenship to register to vote.
Joseph Rich, chief of the agency's voting rights section, said his staff finds nothing in Proposition 200 that harms the rights of minorities to vote.
Rich also said the state can begin enforcing another initiative provision that mandates voters show identification before casting a ballot, a provision that already exists in some other states.
Monday's decision will have an immediate impact. Some cities have elections scheduled in March. Early voting begins next week.
Jessica Funkhouser, special counsel to the Arizona Attorney General's Office, said Monday's action automatically makes the initiative the law in Arizona. But Funkhouser said there will need to be some procedural changes that could take time, such as altering the voter registration forms and establishing policies for poll workers — changes that also have to be reviewed by the Department of Justice.
The action met with surprise from groups and individuals who had urged Rich to declare the voter-approved law invalid.
"We're very shocked and surprised that the Department of Justice would arrive at these conclusions that Prop. 200 would not have a harmful and disproportional effect on Latinos and native Americans,'' said Steven Reyes, attorney for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
Reyes said his organization and others raised serious concerns that the voting rights of minorities would be harmed, violating federal law.
House Minority Leader Phil Lopes, D-Tucson, said the Department of Justice ignored evidence the law will have a "chilling effect'' on the ability of minorities to vote.
Rich did leave the door open to changing his mind before the deadline for Department of Justice action expires the middle of next month. But he said that will require showing Proposition 200 violates federal law — a showing Rich said has not yet been made.
Reyes said Monday's decision technically leaves his organization with the right to take the case to federal court. But Reyes conceded federal judges have proven reticent about second-guessing the Department of Justice.
Karen Osborne, Maricopa County's elections director, said Monday's decision will force a series of changes, starting with the voter registration form itself.
But Osborne said there are a host of other issues to be ironed out — and quickly. Early voting begins Feb. 3 for 20 Valley municipalities and school districts.
She said procedures need to be in place to determine what forms of identification are acceptable to register and to cast a ballot.
She said there also needs to be a clear policy of exactly what a county official needs to do when someone tries to register but lacks the necessary proof.
"How do you turn someone down?'' she asked.
Federal law makes it illegal for states to adopt any laws or procedures which "have the effect of denying or abridging the right to vote on account of race or color.''
That law also allows the Department of Justice to veto changes it finds unacceptable made by states with a history of discrimination. That includes Arizona because the state had a literacy requirement to register to vote — a requirement subsequently overruled more than three decades ago by Congress.
The legal defense fund, in objections filed with the Department of Justice, said the proof of citizenship requirement will do away with registration drives, where volunteer party workers sign people up to vote.
They cited figures saying that these drives are one of the main methods of getting minorities registered.
They also argued that minorities are less likely to have various forms of identification required to register and vote than others.
Monday's action is the latest in a series of setbacks for foes of the initiative.
A federal judge in Tucson refused to stop the state from enforcing provisions that require proof of legal presence in the United States to qualify for certain "public benefits.''
That decision was upheld earlier this month by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.


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2/2/2013 – Michigan 73, Indiana 81 – 20-2, 7-2 Big Ten
Midway through the second half, Michigan popped into a 1-3-1 zone for a possession. I did not like this. I immediately thought "you can't run this defense with Jordan Hulls on the floor," and Indiana duly tossed the ball around the perimeter until Hulls was presented with an open three-pointer. He knocked it down. The 1-3-1 did not reappear.
Hulls didn't do much other than that. Unfortunately for Michigan, two of the other things he did were bury two more open threes; he missed only once. This is what you expect from Jordan Hulls, and it's why he's out there trying to check dudes a half-foot taller than him on defense.
To beat a team with a guy who shoots like that playing next to a sticky-fingered nightmare of a defender, the man Hulls is checking has to at least keep pace with the guy. Nik Stauskas didn't. He, too, is the sort of player that sends you to your toes when he's left wide open in transition, the sort of shooter that can create a buzz in an arena before the ball has even left his hand. He, too, had four good looks from three before the game had been decided. He missed all of them. (Hulls fouled him on a fifth.) The fourth miss was incredible, deflating, infuriating. This is not what is expected.
In a game where just about everything else did go as expected, that seems like the difference between a rock-'em-sock-'em affair ending at the buzzer and the marginally exciting contest that instead unfolded: Michigan's best shooter did not hit when presented with excellent looks.
And they were excellent. I'm not sure if Michigan came out with a concerted plan to emphasize the Hulls-Stauskas matchup or if Stauskas improvising based on his belief that Hulls couldn't check him; either way Michigan came out of the gate attacking that guy, and for naught. Stauskas drove for marginally-contested layups, and missed. He was found for marginally- or un-contested threes and missed. Michigan launched itself into desperation mode with two minutes left down nine, down exactly the same number of points Hulls had tossed in from behind the arc and Stauskas hadn't.
This is not to pile on Stauskas, who played about as well as he could up until the moment he let a shot go. This was not the Ohio State game, when he could not move towards the basket and found himself hacked out of the offense, reduced to jacking up deep, contested threes out of frustration.
When Stauskas made contact with Hulls he was largely quieted—along with the zone three two of his other looks came in transition. Stauskas didn't turn the ball over and had a couple assists. I can't recall any frustration shots launched. Afterwards, Beilein revealed Stauskas had missed practice the day before with the flu. Independent random trials can be a bitch even when you're healthy.
But there it is. While Glenn Robinson sputtered to two points and contributed little else in 40 minutes, his presence in the game always feels light. He largely cleans up other people's misses or throws down their assists. His absence or presence is something felt less viscerally than thinking TAKE THAT at maximum brain volume and seeing something betray Nik Stauskas's swag.
So it goes. Sometimes the damn thing won't go in the basket. The only thing to do is keep shooting.
Protip: stop falling behind by lots in tough road games. Against OSU, Michigan's offense came out discombobulated and staked the opponent to a 21-point lead. In this one, Michigan's defense couldn't make a rotation or stop the ball in the first ten minutes and staked the opponent to a 15-point lead.
Protip: once you have fallen behind by lots in a tough road game and come storming back, DO NOT TIE THE GAME. When this happened in Columbus Michigan started jacking up bad shots and was on the wrong end of a decisive 6-0 run. In Bloomington they managed to tie the game just a few minutes into the second half, and then suffered an 11-0 run.
Clearly a mandate must go out indicating that it's threes only if you have fallen behind by lots only to claw back and find yourself down two in a tough road game. No more ties. No more.
Protip: just predict what Kenpom predicts. Twice this year arrogant predictor guys at this very website have arrogantly deviated from the Great Book Of Kenpom and predicted road victories, first myself for the OSU game and then Ace for Saturday. Kenpom was off by a total of three points in these games. Yea, and it was wroth.
Halftime adjustments check: no. Michigan clawed back to even after five minutes, but then suffered the aforementioned run.
The Morgan question. Was his absence a major problem? The two minutes on a gimpy ankle he got seems to indicate the answer is yes, as does Indiana shooting 59% from 2. McGary's box score says no: 5/7 from the floor, 3 OREB, 4 DREB, an assist, 0 TO, two blocks, two steals, and a Wes Unseld hockey assist not recorded. Horford added a couple buckets, blocks and turnovers in ten minutes.
In the aftermath I've seen various folk complain about McGary overhelping and thus setting up Cody Zeller's three tip dunks, but if Oladipo is screaming at the basket that seems McGary has a bad choice either way. By helping McGary forced tougher shots and misses on those, at least. If he's not there and Oladipo throws down a rim-rattling dunk, um… well, that's not good either. It seems like the problem there is on the initial drive and McGary is picking the lesser of two evils.
Because this is an attempt to quantify the defensive prowess of an individual player, we of course have wildly differing metrics here. Some low-sample-size Synergy data from UMHoops suggests that Morgan is by far the better defender. That is in direct conflict with some low-sample-size data Ace assembled that suggests Michigan is a crap-ton better with McGary on the floor.
I don't know, man. Keep "road game at Indiana" in perspective here: despite giving up 1.17 PPP, Michigan's defensive ranking on Kenpom actually moved up slightly after the game. If Indiana shot too well from two they also got up far fewer shots than Michigan thanks in large part to McGary, and without the intentional fouls at the end of the game that PPP rate drops to 1.10. It's complicated.
One spot at which Morgan may have helped: the four. Michigan hasn't taken Glenn Robinson off the floor since Morgan got hurt, and in this game he wasn't doing anything to justify 40 minutes. Morgan would have brought extra rebounding and been better able to hold up against Christian Watford on the block; Robinson would probably have been more effective if he knew he was going to get some rest here and there.
Speaking of the overhelping bit. I think we can put the Tim Hardaway Jr lockdown defender meme to rest. Oladipo roared into the paint with frequency against him, hitting 5/9 from two and IIRC having two of those misses thundered back into the basket by Zeller since he'd drawn two guys.
Hardaway's better than last year; in no way, shape, or form does he approach the level of an impact perimeter defender like, say, that Oladipo guy.
Hardaway was an effective shooter in this one, largely when Oladipo switched off onto Burke.
Oblig. Burke check. Hoo boy he put up a lot of shots: 24 in total. We should remove the rushed heaves at the end of the game to get a better picture of what he did when quality was more important than quantity. This slices out four 3PA, one of which went down, and two generous assists on similarly rushed heaves by Hardaway and Stauskas.
Those excised, Burke:
- 5/12 from 2
- 3/8 from 3
- 3/4 from the line
- 6 A, 3 TO, 2 steals, 2 OREB(!)
- 22 points on 20 shots
Burke was tasked with a good number of Oh God Oh Jesus Oh God late-clock possessions as Indiana's defense came to play; he had difficulty with Oladipo, as you might expect. His numbers would have been less extreme and likely less inefficient if Stauskas had been healthy and accurate. As it was more and more of the offense devolved onto him.
He carried Michigan when they had to be carried. To exceed a point per shot against a top-tier defense while sucking up 40% of Michigan's possessions is remarkable.
Oblig. ref check. Fouls were even before Michigan went into game extension mode. There was a 15 to 7 FTA disparity for Indiana that seems mostly attributable to random chance. Two goofy calls stood out: the Oladipo continuation bucket and a blocking foul assigned to Hardaway that was a textbook charge—one, in fact, that Hardaway repeated moments later, getting the call.
Rebounding check. Michigan lost the battle on the boards thanks in no small part to those Zeller slams. It was close—29% to 34%—though, far less of a factor than IU doubling up Michigan when it came to turnovers.
The bright side! This may put a damper on GRIII to NBA worries?
"Cumong man" of the game. Indiana hit 88% of their free throws and didn't miss once in their last 14 tries. This is not conducive to exciting finish, Indiana. I am dissapoint.
The oddity of having a really good basketball team. You get punished by having Dick Vitale assigned to your games. I've always experienced him as an annoying presence on Duke broadcasts I'm not going to watch more than a few minutes of; this year I've finally been exposed to 40 minutes of the guy repeatedly.
I am not enjoying this experience. Take it away, Wikipedia:
He is known for catchphrases such as "baby"
The worst part is that when Vitale finally retires—he's 73—the ESPN executives who have not ordered him to do middle school games at 3 AM on ESPN3 will slide a howler monkey into his place and hope no one notices.
I wonder how Duke fans must feel about the guy. Sure, he's basically an extension of your university but even when he's yelling inanities in favor of your team, they are still inanities detracting from the important thing you are trying to pay attention to. And he is omnipresent. I don't think I could deal, man. We should have asked Jamiemac—who admitted no rooting interest in Saturday's game!—about that when we were quizzing him about the Yankees' chances this year in the podcast.
Anyway, in most other sports ascending to the big time level is a reward. Gary Thorne does the NCAA hockey tournament, and Sean McDonough will do your college football games. People bag on Musberger but I like him, and there's no comparison between Vitale and Herbstreit. Big NBA games get you Marv Albert.
I guess Tim McCarver and Jim Nantz do loom, but what this is all about is WHERE'S GUS JOHNSON, STRING?
It's strange to me that I love Raftery and Gus Johnson so much and find Vitale so detestable. All three bring buckets of enthusiasm and get criticized for it by haters. I am only in that group for the last guy. Maybe it's because "baby" is not a catch phrase, it is a useless appendage, where as "onions" is delightful and Gus Johnson makes lip-curling noises.
Does anyone like Vitale? Stand and be heard. I want to know if he appeals to anyone. We should do announcer approval ratings.
One Frame At A Time: Northwestern
Michigan did many, many great things against Northwestern, and they will be given their proper due in a moment. But first, let's marvel at the worst inbounds attempt in the history of basketball:
What the heck happened here? Let's go to the diagram, which may or may not be taken straight from Bill Carmody's clipboard:
You know, if there weren't boundaries around the court or rules against using random rich dudes as a sixth player, this just might have worked. Worth a shot, anyway.
[For the rest of the Northwestern gifs, including Nik Stauskas declaring sexy himself back and Trey Burke And1-ing Alex Marcotullio, hit THE JUMP.]
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I vote all of these. A student organization at Illinois is holding a contest to pick a new symbol for the Illini. Whichever one wins will be ignored by the athletic department and consigned to the dustbin of history, and this is a tragedy. A dozen of the entrants would instantly be the best mascot in the universe.
Do you choose Colonel Kernel?
Or Rabid the Squirrel?
Rabid the Squirrel is a possibility for the mascot, but the overall concept is to represent the squirrel, a hardy survivalist being, bravely bears the cold winters, bike and street traffic, and is incredibly quick and graceful. For proof, walk anywhere on campus.
Or The Corn Guy?
The tagline for Corn Guy could be: A corn could be a cute and enthusiastic corn,
who opens his arms and welcomes smart students all over the world. Or a corn could
be a fighting corn, who, in orange skin and blue armor, revealing his muscle, with
fierce look, shows his vigor and is ready for an exciting game. This, is the Corn Guy.
Thank you.
Or werewolves?
You want something fierce? You want something amazing? You got it all right here. Super strong, super vicious, super I-will-wreck-everything- you-love. Ain't no one wanna mess with this. What, you expecting something cute and fuzzy like a squirrel or a PIECE OF CORN? HELL NO.
It matters not. You cannot go wrong. I vote for them all.
It is the state of Illinois with an Abe Lincoln hat with boxing gloves. Tough, Historic and blatantly Illinois. Hope you like it
I vote for them all.
K-State might be Michigan's best nonconference foe. NC State beat Duke and UNC, sure. Since they've lost to Wake Forest, Maryland, and Virginia. UVA is at least a bubble team; the other two aren't sniffing the tourney. Kansas State on the other hand just did this to Texas:
I got home, made some dinner, and kicked back to relax and watch the Texas game. It was not relaxing. I would have been better off waking up this morning, smashing a few glass bottles on my kitchen floor, opening a can of paint stripper, pouring it on the broken glass, rolling around in the mix of shards and methylene chloride, taking a shower, and calling it a day.
While Texas is real bad this year, Kenpom has them significantly above Wake Forest and the Wildcats beat the Longhorns raw—final was 83-57. They kept it close in their two league losses and are probably going to have 24, 25 wins by Selection Sunday.
I wish I had thought about this. The Hoover Street Rag introduces the Borges-O-Meter, which ranks Al on a Jorge Luis-based scale ranging from Tlön, Uqbar, Orbus Tertius to The Gospel According to Mark. As you can see, Al is currently hanging out at The Lottery Of Bablyon, level six. I would actually swap level six (dubbed "fortunate") with level 5 (On Exactitude in Science, categorized as "precise"). In all other ways this is wonderful.
Yeah, I suppose Cal or Stanford fans probably would have done this, but whatever, they didn't because of a historical quirk that directed Borges (Al Edition) to Michigan instead of their schools.
Viva this fanbase.
[update: now with link!]
Viva this team. Mitch McGary on starting:
Late Tuesday night, an undecided Beilein asked McGary, "What do you feel about tomorrow? I don't know what to do yet. You both practiced well."
McGary responded, "Coach, I've been coming off the bench for two years. I'm cool with coming off the bench."
I'm not sure there's anything we thought McGary would do when he was the #2 recruit in the country that he's not doing despite a massive nose-dive in expectations late.
This is appropriate. Hockey picked up a big, late-blooming defenseman currently plying his trade in the BCHL named Kevin Lohan. As Yost Built mentions, yes, that Lohan: he's a cousin of Lindsay, who may be the spirit totem for this year's outfit. It is possible the third jersey does not display a badly-drawn weasel but is in fact a representation of Linsday Lohan on a bender.
Right now Lohan is insurance against potential departures from Bennett, Trouba, and/or Merrill and may or may not come in next year.
Yost Built also mentions that Mike Spath is reporting that Michigan will use the scholarship money freed by Daniel Milne's departure to go hunting for a goalie, apparently overseas.
Etc.: The Northwestern view of last night. Also found here. First comment: "Trey Burke is good. Holy shit." Burke is about to pass Darius Morris on Michigan's all-time assist list and has Morris's season record for assists squarely in sight. Men's gymnast Syque Caesar sets an NCAA record on the parallel bars. Nieves profiled by the Daily. 7-on-7 leagues examined. Five key plays from NW.
One Frame At A Time: Purdue & Illinois
Before I get any more behind on these, here's a double dose of gifs from the Purdue and Illinois games, plus a couple extras from recent Michigan appearances on BTN's The Journey. As always, click the still thumbnails to open the gifs in a lightbox, and hit 'escape' to stop animation on any browser but Chrome.
Kids are weird, man.
[For the rest of the gifs, including Trollface Ted Valentine, hit THE JUMP.]
Hoop Math: Five-Man Unit Stats, Or The Rise Of Mitch McGary
Michigan dodged a bullet today when X-rays revealed no broken bones in Jordan Morgan's ankle, but the Wolverines likely will have to make do without their starting center for the next couple games, at least. How much will his absence hurt Michigan?
If the numbers from conference play are any indication, not nearly as much as you'd think.
I spent yesterday compiling the statistics for each five-man unit John Beilein has deployed in Big Ten play (garbage time excluded) to see if I could spot any trends. The entire spreadsheet of all 40(!) different lineup combinations is available for your perusal as a Google Doc. Here are the five most common lineups the Wolverines have used, divided up by offensive statistics...
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 78 | 45 | 32 | 15 | 27 | 22 | 16 | 22 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Morgan | 58 | 33 | 37 | 14 | 35 | 21 | 18 | 18 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Horford | 13 | 11 | 8 | 4 | 9 | 5 | 3 | 1 |
Burke-LeVert-Hardaway-GRIII-McGary | 13 | 6 | 8 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 9 | 7 |
Burke-LeVert-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 11 | 6 | 8 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
...and defensive:
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 70 | 32 | 34 | 11 | 17 | 11 | 23 | 18 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Morgan | 73 | 30 | 40 | 15 | 18 | 13 | 17 | 24 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Horford | 14 | 7 | 11 | 2 | 6 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Burke-LeVert-Hardaway-GRIII-McGary | 12 | 7 | 11 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 3 |
Burke-LeVert-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 12 | 3 | 6 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 5 | 3 |
The raw numbers are tough to compare, so this is where tempo-based stats come in handy. I've calculated each unit's number of possessions using KenPom's standard formula (2PA+3PA+(0.475*FTA)+TO-OR). From there, it's easy to calculate points per possession, which I've multiplied by 100 to give the standard offensive and defensive efficiency numbers. Also included is plus/minus, for those curious.
Off Poss | Off Eff | Def Poss | Def Eff | +/- | |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 116.8 | 134.4 | 117.1 | 92.2 | 49 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Morgan | 111.6 | 115.6 | 114.6 | 103.0 | 11 |
Burke-Hardaway-Stauskas-GRIII-Horford | 27.3 | 143.0 | 27.9 | 89.8 | 14 |
Burke-LeVert-Hardaway-GRIII-McGary | 24.0 | 104.3 | 26.9 | 104.1 | -3 |
Burke-LeVert-Stauskas-GRIII-McGary | 20.9 | 157.9 | 21.0 | 52.5 | 22 |
Well, then. Only the top two lineups have enough data to really rely upon (Michigan averages around 65 possessions per game, so even those have less than two full games of data)—the Horford lineup's numbers come almost entirely from the Illinois game.
Caveats aside, there's little doubt that Michigan's starters play are playing far, far better—on both ends of the court—with Mitch McGary at center than Jordan Morgan. The offensive efficiency with that lineup is off the charts*, and that defensive efficiency number would put Michigan just behind Ohio State, one of the best defensive teams in the country, at third in the Big Ten.
To see if this trend bore itself out regardless of the surrounding lineup, I calculated the offensive and defensive efficiency numbers for any lineup featuring Morgan/McGary/Horford...
Off Poss | Off Eff | Def Poss | Def Eff | |
ALL Morgan Lineups | 180.6 | 109.1 | 179.2 | 102.1 |
ALL McGary Lineups | 199.1 | 126.1 | 202.6 | 90.3 |
ALL Horford Lineups | 43.3 | 124.7 | 43.8 | 89.0 |
...and the team's four factors statistics when each of the three centers is on the court:
Offense | Defense | |||||||
FOUR FACTORS | eFG% | OReb% | TO% | FTA/FGA | eFG% | OReb% | TO% | FTA/FGA |
Morgan | 52.6 | 34.1 | 15.5 | 36.4 | 48.2 | 32.3 | 15.6 | 19.0 |
McGary | 58.5 | 44.6 | 16.6 | 20.1 | 44.6 | 28.7 | 19.2 | 20.9 |
Horford | 64.5 | 37.5 | 16.1 | 23.7 | 40.0 | 34.6 | 20.5 | 20.0 |
Here is where you can really see the difference between Morgan and McGary. When McGary is on the floor, Michigan rebounds over 10% more of the available misses on offense, and while they get to the line far less frequently, they shoot better from the floor. This could be chalked up as an anomaly, since the two-point shooting numbers are virtually equal for Morgan lineups and McGary lineups, while Michigan shoots 46.6% from three with McGary compared to 34.0% with Morgan.
There's a possible explanation for that, however, in the defensive numbers. The Wolverines force more turnovers with McGary on the court (19.2% to 15.6%), and of late many of Michigan's best looks from three have come off their transition game. That probably doesn't account for a 12-percent difference, but even if that's normalized there's still a gap in offensive production between the two; I consider McGary the better passer, a factor that may also contribute.
The difference between the two defensively is easier to figure out. McGary's activity defensively helps the team force more turnovers, while his excellence on the glass leads to a better rebounding rage. While McGary fouls more often than Morgan, the team fouls so rarely as a whole that the foul rate isn't affected greatly.
As for Horford, the sample size issues make it tough to take away anything concrete, but thus far the team hasn't missed a beat when he's on the floor—in fact, they're doing unsustainably well on both ends, with an eFG% of 64.5 on offense and 40.0 on defense. He's an interesting case defensively; like McGary, he's disruptive on defense, leading to more turnovers, but opponents are rebounding better with him on the floor than either Morgan or McGary.
I've said this before, but I'll make it clear in this post: John Beilein has stated repeatedly that he's very happy with the rotation as it is, and it could take some fantastic play from McGary paired with sub-par performances from Morgan for him to consider making any changes. When Morgan returns, I fully expect him to slide back into the starting lineup, and that's fine—given the physical demand of the position, regardless of who's starting McGary and Morgan are going to split minutes relatively down the middle anyway.
What this shows, however, is that Michigan has something special in Mitch McGary. Not only that, but Horford's solid work in limited time means the Wolverines shouldn't be in trouble if Morgan misses more than a couple games.
I'll have more notes from this five-man lineup data tomorrow, including insight on Caris LeVert's impact and how Michigan fares when they go to the bench.
*Michigan's overall conference-only offensive efficiency is 118.9, which is over ten points clear of Indiana for the Big Ten lead.
1/27/2013 – Michigan 74, Illinois 60 – 19-1, 6-1 Big Ten
On January 27th of 2010, Michigan was 10-10, 3-5 in the league, miles away from a tourney bid that might validate their breakthrough the previous year. They'd only lost two walk-ons from that team, and were ranked in the top 15 to start the year.
On January 27th of 2011, Michigan was 1-6 in the Big Ten, barely above .500 overall, and following up Manny Harris's disappointing junior season with what looked like another nothing year. It would be the latest in a long line.
On January 27th of 2012, Michigan was 6-2 in the Big Ten, albeit barely. Their last three conference wins had come by a total of five points, and they'd just dropped a game to SEC mediocrity Arkansas. At 16-5 it was clear they were destined for the tourney, but no one expected to storm through upcoming away games at Ohio State and Michigan State. Michigan didn't, but then again it was their best season since… well, that's complicated.
On January 27th of 2013, Michigan eased past a team that had beaten OSU, Gonzaga, and Butler by double digits to stake its claim as the #1 team in the polls. Their average margin of victory in Big Ten wins: 18.
In this game, Jordan Morgan sprained an ankle two minutes in. Jon Horford rotated in, and played well. Max Bielfeldt rotated in, and airballed a free throw, and bricked a free throw. He earned a couple more on the next possession and sunk both. Later, though… later he would go up for a rebound surrounded by four Illini. The ball went into a dense nest of hands. Suddenly Illini players were on the ground, dazed. Bielfeldt was going up for a layup.
This didn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. Max Bielfeldt is still a couple years away from being in the rotation, it was two points, Michigan doesn't need its bench to do much of anything.
Symbolically, it was a microcosm of the season. Put anyone you want out there and they will show you something pleasing and surprising. Stauskas coming in as both a deadeye shooter and a six-six layup machine was the biggest win. Then you've got Robinson being a 40% three point shooter, McGary generating obligatory Wes Unseld references, rail-thin Caris LeVert forcing his coaches to burn his redshirt, and Spike Albrecht providing cool on-court leadership in the maelstrom of the Ohio State game. Oh, and Bielfeldt tossing guys to the floor. Everyone is bringing something unexpected to the table. At some point Michigan should throw Blake McLimans in there in case he's turned into Hakeem Olajuwon. This has been a charmed year.
Michigan's fourth-string center contributed to a double-digit road win over a tourney(?) team. At some point in there the color guy mentioned that last year Michigan went to overtime with Northwestern twice last year, and that just sounded strange.
Expectations are changing so quickly that they're almost keeping up with the radical shift in the program itself, so it's good to remind ourselves what we were watching every year before this one. This is advice not from me, but from a man currently on the other side of the fence.
I'm still inside the Hall as I type this. Didn't go down to the press conference. Don't really care about the quotes right now, to be honest. I'm just sitting here looking at all these empty gray seats and replaying the tumble that brought us here. My emotions are tracking exactly with my half-Michigan fan roommate in the first year of the Beilein regime.
That night, I remember discussing the 1989 Final Four. With Illinois ranked #1 and undefeated, and Michigan on their seventh consecutive NCAA-less season, all he could hold over me was the 1989 semi-final. He was still a full fledged Michigan fan in 1989, and he would have never believed that the program that won it all back then would then eventually go TEN consecutive seasons without an NCAA tournament appearance (from 1999 to 2009).
I should call him tonight. Tomorrow is Michigan's official "all the way back" moment – much like our 2004 victory over Wake Forest here – and I'm curious how he'll feel about it. Actually, I know the answer to that. He'll say that his heart switched to the Razorbacks in 1994, and he can't believe that THAT program has fallen as far as it has.
I guess I'm left thinking that I didn't enjoy the 2000-2006 run enough. I should have learned my lesson when the Flyin' Illini were grounded by Bruce Pearl, but I didn't. It can all go away in an instant, and the fight to get back up there can take a long, long time.
Just ask Michigan. And Arkansas. And Illinois.
I don't think many Michigan fans are having trouble enjoying this. When I watch the games with people, there are bursts of laughter and the occasional Gus-like noise. When Robinson blocks a shot or Stauskas shoots a one-touch pass or Hardaway sets up for a three you can feel is going down before it even leaves his hand or Burke… Burke.
Illinois fans are still pissed off about that loss in 1989. At this point it may even be the bedrock of their unrequited rivalry with Michigan. I've long thought that silly, but I know now that if something untoward happens to this team in the tournament I'll hate whatever program does it, without reason, forever. And that'll probably happen. Michigan is #1 by a nose, and winning six straight against good teams is hard. I have to brace for this, and try to accept whatever fate awaits with the good cheer it seems Illinois fans have about their 2005 outfit.
Whatever happens, it'll be the culmination of a story no Michigan fan is likely to see again. To go from dead in the water to #1 in two years to go from scrapping out two-point wins against Northwestern to this… put it all in your head, and turn it around until it's something you can expansively relate to anyone dumb enough to be born after March. Poor bastards.
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The Burkite Hersey. Okay, so, don't pile upon me and squeeze until my eyes pop like Tom Izzo's, but wasn't Burke kind of crap in the halfcourt this game?
Let's try to separate out transition. I went through the PBP for this one and found the following transition items:
- Assist to Stauskas after a Burke steal.
- Burke layup after Burke steal.
- Burke layup after GRIII steal.
- Burke dunk after Burke steal.
While we should mentally adjust for the fact that everyone's numbers look worse when fast breaks are taken out of the equation and that generating eight points off of transition is good, here's Burke's line without those events:
3/11 from 2, 1/5 from 3, 4/7 FT, 4 A, 3 TO.
That is not up to his usual standard.
Subjectively, I was frustrated by Burke's tendency to dribble the air out of the ball when Illinois switched Egwu onto him and then jack up a difficult shot*—especially in the first few minutes when Egwu was carrying a foul and would have been vulnerable to a problematic second if he was trying to check Burke on a drive. Even if Burke didn't feel confident in his ability to get a shot off with Egwu's long arms looming behind him, there's no way that guy could actually stay in front of Burke, and once he's driving and the defense is reacting, things should open up.
Burke did seem to adapt a bit later. He lost a few assists when bigs with a mismatch couldn't finish. I don't think many teams are going to be willing to continue that sort of strategy since it seems like one of the major reasons it was effective was the bizarreness of it.
*[The one at the end of the half was okay since it seems like running the clock down without any chance at a turnover offsets the reduced chance at points. I did wish he'd taken the half-step back to make it a three.]
OTOH, THJ. Hardaway had 12 points on nine shots. His rebounding was not up to his usual par, but he added three steals. He's still above 50% on threes in conference play.
Hello Horford (and Bielfeldt). I bet Michigan fans were far less shocked than the BTN announcers when Michigan found little dropoff after Morgan rolled his ankle. Jon Horford's always given Michigan good minutes when healthy, and he did again in this one. Seven points and four rebounds in 17 minutes is pretty good for a third string center. Some turnovers held his ORTG down. Okay.
As a bonus, Bielfeldt ripped down the hands-down most mansome rebound of the year and rebounded from a humiliating trip to the line his first time out to sink two in a row. There's no comparison between post depth last year and this. Obviously.
Ranked. At long last, ranked. Mitch McGary has cracked 40% of Michigan's minutes and now takes his place on Kenpom leaderboards. He's on quite a few:
- 8th in OREB
- 55th in DREB
- 193rd in blocks
- 336th in steals
- 217th in ORating
All of those numbers save ORating (obviously) and block rate (Horford pips him in 13% of M minutes) are tops on the team. Ace mentioned that I might be selling McGary short as a shot blocker last week, and he was right.
Caveat: after the game Beilein and Burke both talked about how Morgan was the centerpiece of the defense, so block numbers aren't everything. McGary is still impressive statistically, and in all the ways a team with four legit scorers wants him to be.
Nik Stauskas is the Tim Hardaway being the Nik Stauskas in the Big Ten of twos. That makes perfect sense, shut up.
The point is: after a shaky start from inside the arc, Nik Stauskas has taken off in Big Ten play. He's hit 15 of 23, 65%. Michigan's started using him on backdoor cuts and shooting him off those curl screens that "Goin' To Work"-era Pistons force-fed Richard Hamilton to great effect. He was 5/6 on twos against the Illini, and IIRC the miss turned into a Kobe assist.
Stauskas has been greatly aided by a shift in his two-point shots. Early, they were actually shots—I remember a couple of badly whiffed floaters early on. Now any shot Stauskas takes inside the line is at the rim. Almost literally. Stauskas has just 12% of his shots come on two-point jumpers, and recently that number is probably zero.
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NOT JUST A SHOOTER. Drink. Color commentators who are just sayin' and assure us that they have white friends are contractually obligated to say that Nik Stauskas is "not just a shooter" whenever he does anything like throw down a GAME… BLOUSES dunk or drop a touch-pass dime. I think the guy doing the Illinois game said it five times. Stauskas will be 58, in his 27th year in the NBA, and the color commentator will say he is more than just a shooter.
That touch pass was totally badass though. Stauskas has been charged with some turnovers this year when he's done things like that only for bigs who do not believe he is more than a shooter to fumble the ball out of bounds. They get it.
Boards check. It seemed like Michigan was getting killed. They didn't. They did end up losing the OREB war, but it was close. Michigan grabbed 38%; Illinois 41%. That is not so good given Illinois's performances to date.
Possible downside to losing Morgan? Hard to believe given McGary's numbers.
Caris: the future. Boxscores and whatnot and peripheral business and whatever. I understand that this exuberance may be irrational. Don't care.
There's a reason they pulled that redshirt from LeVert, and at some point he's going to be a big part of the team. He can get places with the dribble, he's a quality long-range shooter, and at some point in the distant future he may be three-dimensional.
Morgan status. He turned his ankle nastily and the report afterwards was not surprising:
Michigan junior forward Jordan Morgan suffered a right ankle sprain two minutes into the second-ranked Wolverines' 74-60 win at Illinois on Sunday, and never returned to action.
Moving forward, his status remains unclear.
"I don't know," Michigan coach John Beilein said after the game. "I know that he has a sprained ankle, that's all I know so far.
"I know it was (bad enough that) he could not put weight on it."
I've had one of those sprained ankles and if I had to guess I'd say Morgan will be out a couple weeks at least. It seems reasonable to leave him on the bench if Horford and company can fill in adequately.
Brah-est student section: Illinois? MSU is strong competition, sure. Obligatory:
how's that working out for you, brahs?
But Illinois's student section seems to be comprised exclusively of dudes whose life goal is to be the brah in those Five Hour Energy commercials.
Eamonn Brennan considers Kansas vs Michigan.
Gasaway tweets!
The statistical similarities between this Michigan offense and Illinois in 2005 are striking.
Champaign Room recaps!
Two minutes to go in the first half and you've cut the lead to 28-25? Hey, that's not bad considering how poorly you're shooting and how well Michigan is playing and OH DAMN IT Michigan just went on a 7-2 run to close the half and head to the locker room up eight.
Cut Michigan's lead down to four points before the first timeout of the second half? All right, the crowd's back in it and we've got some momen...son of a bitch Michigan just went on an 11-2 run to put you down 52-39 before the next television timeout.
Over and over again the Illini would give a hint of climbing back into this game and over and over again Michigan would kick them right back down.


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IL NIDO is a delightful apartment (size 50 sq meters) completely and well restored according Tuscan style, located in the historical charming medieval hamlet of Gavorrano at High Maremma in Tuscany (South-west). Gavorrano is placed on the top of a hill (altitude of 273 m), few kilometres far from the Follonica gulf seaside and the beautiful beaches of Punta Ala and Castiglione della Pescaia.
The place is very quiet and panoramic with a great view over the countryside to the sea where the sun set in a gorgeous sight.
The landscape is the typical Tuscan one with vine-yards, olive grove, rows of cypresses and Mediterranean flora with its beautiful colours and scents
The apartment, recently fully restored, is really picturesque with attractive wooden- beam ceiling and antique terracotta floor maintaining the original features and the charm of the period when it was built. It is furnished in antiques. It is placed at the ground floor of a characteristic two-storied building in a typical little street, with an independent entrance. It is composed by a small kitchen, a living-room with an ancient delightful fireplace and a double bed divan, one bedroom with a double bed and a bath with shower box. The apartment can accomodate 4 guests. Into the house you will find information for your sightseeing.
It's a strategic and ideal location being near to the sea (10 km) and to towns of art such as Siena (60 km), Massa Marittima (20 km), Pisa (100 km), Lucca (125 km), Firenze (160 km), Roma (185 km).
Easy reach of Elba and Giglio isles by boat. The famous archaeological areas of Populonia, Vetulonia and Roselle and the well known natural park of Uccellina, Castiglione della Pescaia and Punta Ala are few kilometres far away.
For people who loves to bathe during winter, spring and fall time the Venturina Thermal baths (springs) are open all year round.
Gavorrano is located on the Wine Road and so it's an ideal place for tasting excellent wine (the most famous D.O.C. Monteregio di Massa Marittima and the Suvereto) and eating good Tuscan dishes. In fact there are a lot of restaurants where you can appreciate delicious food and wine.
Wine production is the most important activity of the whole area and Gavorrano is one of the greatest producers. Gavorrano is moreover famous for the old mines of pyrite, nowadays closed and making part of the ArchaeoMine Park. In that park a theatre has been recently built and during summer time many performances are played by famous artists. Moreover Gavorrano became famous by the history of Pia de'Tolomei, mentioned by Dante Alighieri in his masterpiece "Divina Commedia" Purgatorio canto 5°
The clear water sea, the mild climate all the year long, the possibility of playing all kind of sports and the choice of rocky or sandy white beaches makes the Maremma coast one of the most required place all over the world for holidays.
This land, rich of history and medieval hamlets, will offer you an unforgettable holiday with its culture, art, beautiful sea, natural parks and unpolluted nature. In Follonica you can find a great Water park.
In the village you'll find all the services you need: there are many shops (supermarket, post office, bank, tourist office, pizzeria, bars, confectioner's etc.), walking distance from the property.
Car is necessary although Gavorrano is served by local buses.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | 10 km |
Access | Car essential |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: PISA 100 km, Nearest railway: FOLLONICA 15 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
General | TV |
Standard | Toaster, Iron |
Utilities | Cooker, Fridge |
Rooms | 1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4 |
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L'appartamento è veramente carino, caldo e accogliente, arredato con gusto e ricerca dei particolari e dotato di tutti i comfort. Siamo stati in questo appartamento alla fine di luglio e lo abbiamo trovato davvero fresco poiché le pareti della casa sono enormi e spesse e si stava bene in qualsiasi ora della giornata. La sera poi tira una leggera brezza marina fantastica!
Gavorrano è un piccolo paese molto tranquillo e caratteristico, arroccato su una collina da cui si vede il mare….la sera la vista del tramonto con il sole che si tuffa nel mare osservata dall'alto del paese è davvero uno spettacolo indimenticabile! Si riesce a vedere tutto il golfo di Follonica fino a Piombino ed anche l'isola d'Elba.
Le spiagge sono vicinissime bellissima Cala Violina!) e si raggiungono velocemente in auto, ma fortunatamente vivendo nel paese non c'è la confusione delle città di
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Gavorrano è un paese davvero caratteristico dal sapore di altri tempi ma al tempo stesso è ben fornito di tutti quei servizi utili che rendono comoda una vacanza:
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I bought this product b/c it was on clearance. I was having very dry skin this winter. To the point of breaking skin when I scratched it.
This soap smells strong, but pleasant. It has a tropical floral smell that I like. It's very rich and creamy on those puffy shower thingies.
I immediately noticed a difference! My skin feels much more moisturized. The soap does not leave scummy residue on the skin.
It DID break my back and shoulders out, though. I have to put clean & clear astringent on that area when I get done showering, but that's no biggie. It works.
A soap will always be a soap regardless of what they call or claimed it to be like beauty bar..soap free..etc..etc..I picked a pack of these Quench bars because i was kinda curious and just wanna give it a shot.
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I have sensitive skin on my body. So sensitive that I have to be extra careful with most moisturizing body bars because the perfumes will react with my skin to cause a painful rash.
I started using this Olay bar and have been pretty happy with the overall results. My skin feels smooth to the touch, no irritation, and if you use cool to cold water in the shower (which is my personal preference) then you can actually feel the moisture on your skin for several hours after the shower.
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SHAWNEE, KS – June 20, 2007 - Rise Vision, Inc., a provider of web-based content management software for interactive control of digital signage networks, announces that it has installed a full-color outdoor ticker and two 20-foot-tall indoor tickers for Wachovia Securities' new office in Charlotte, NC. Wachovia Securities is one of the nation's largest diversified financial services companies, and its new state-of-the-art facility is a signal of its commitment to Charlotte, the nation's second-largest financial center in the country after New York City.
Wachovia's outdoor ticker wraps around the entrance of its new office, incorporating three custom-designed curves to provide maximum visual impact from every angle of the building from the busy Charlotte street. The 20-foot-tall indoor tickers provide at-a-glance information for visitors, customers, and financial advisors in the Charlotte office. All of the tickers are updated in real time with live financial news and stock prices, supplied by Rise Vision's content management system, the Rise Display Network.
Wachovia chose Rise Vision for its ability to provide a complete solution of hardware and software, which minimizes vendor interface and reduces the total cost. Rise Vision also has installed specially designed indoor ticker solutions that display live Reuter's market data for Wachovia Securities' trading rooms in Charlotte, NC and New York, NY.
"Wachovia Securities' new ticker solutions convey the immediacy and excitement of the financial market, and create a dynamic impact for all who visit or work in its new facility," says Ryan Cahoy, Vice President Sales/Marketing for Rise Vision, Inc. "We're pleased to provide Wachovia with a solution that is visually stunning, easy to manage and use, and that offers the live data it needs."
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A privately owned and much loved first floor apartment in the lovely seaside village of Es Grau, Menorca, surrounded by a wonderful nature reserve (S'Albufera d'Es Grau) with stunning inland salt water lakes and walks. Es Grau is not a holiday resort, it is just a quiet Menorquin fishing village, perfect for relaxing holidays and only 10/15 minutes from the airport by car.
The Mediterranean (Balearic Sea) is just a few steps away from the apartment and the village is right next to the beach.
Es Grau village offers a choice of four places to eat out, there's a waterfront restaurant 'Tamarindos'
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'Bar Es Grau' over looking the beach, serves pizza and sandwiches (plus take away pizza) a perfect location
to sit and enjoy a cold drink in the shade of the Tamarind trees..
A waterfront Tapas bar 'Cafeteria Es Moll' (this bar is famous for it's grilled Sardines) and has the
most spectacular view of Es Grau bay.
Another recommended place to eat is Bar 'L'avi Bernadet' serving Tapas and Fresh local fish, plus Paella which
has to be ordered a day in advance. Also, this bar has free Wi-Fi Internet access for clients.
During the summer in Es Grau, you can take a trip on the water taxi to the island of Colom (Isla de colom) where
there are two beautiful secluded beaches. The island is the home of a unique protected lizard. You can also get to
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That's what Sam Daly, 18, a senior at Bedford High School, figured out May 4 as he was completing his senior project — producing and performing in a variety show that was a mix of stand-up comedy, live skits and videos.
The variety show took place at the Bedford High School auditorium, and it was a fundraiser for an organization that is close to Daly's heart – the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Each ticket sold went for $5, and the variety show raised $1,200, all of which will go to the Dana Farber Institute.
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John Shepphird is a Shamus Award winning author and writer/director of TV movies and indie films. Characters practicing the art of deception are commonly found in his fiction.
THE SHILL (a caper and twisted love story inspired by noir master James M. Cain) is a tense, terse, and titillating crime novella available where all e-books are sold.
Coming soon, the sequel KILL THE SHILL. As well, look for another short story in his series featuring deception specialist/private eye Jack O'Shea titled OF DOGS AND DECEIT, scheduled to appear in the November 2014 edition of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine.
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text: Hear the story behind the story as San Francisco Chronicle technology editor Marcus Chan talks with reporter Carrie Kirby, who wrote about the online underworld where Social Security numbers, credit card information and passwords are easily bought and sold. She also talks about the rising number of "phishing" attacks, friendly sounding e-mail used by con artists who are trying to fool you into divulging private information. The ruses are getting very sophisticated — and scary. And she shares her online encounter with one thief, and her struggle to determine his identity.


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Dr. Janelle C. Laughlin, MD
Rheumatology, Longmont Clinic
- 1925 Mountain View Ave
Longmont, CO 80501 - 1 Office Location
- (303) 776-1234
Dr. Janelle C. Laughlin graduated from the Rosalind Franklin University/ Chicago Medical School in 2000. She works in Longmont, CO and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Laughlin is affiliated with Longmont United Hospital. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 15 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Rosalind Franklin University/ Chicago Medical School
Graduation Date: 2000
Hospital Affiliations: Longmont United Hospital
Specialties: Rheumatology


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Shockey is a True Viking
Alright, so the guy you love to hate, in the lineup one week, out the next, hyped up, calling out coaches, making gay jokes about Bill Parcells etc. is out of the playoffs. But dammit, he didn't exit without putting up a fight – cough – Kansas City – cough – if you know what…Read More