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Minutes Attending the meeting were: 1. Status Report for the Infrastructure Subcommittee (IS) – M. SmithMike reported that the IS met recently and looked at the possibilities for GIS infrastructure integration and looked at various systems currently in place, looked at issues and how they could be resolved, discussed how we could do migration, and touched on issues at the University system. At the next meeting there will be a discussion about ArcIMS and security issues. The meeting was well attended by senior management folks and many other GIS folks. The next meeting will be end of June. What are the goals of the group? To look at GIS infrastructure in the state, identify those that can be integrated and those that cannot and come up with recommendations. Have the discussion included any relationships? We have not gone that far. The meeting did not include a lot of detail, just a broad discussion at this point. We did focus on those issues that really stick out. We looked at systems and how to integrate. Disaster Recovery and Data Security will be on the agenda in the near future; the University is very interested in this and possibly setting up a firewall to allow the state to pass through. All these efforts will help in the development of the Strategic Plan for GIS and we need to bring in the involvement of the GIS Technical folks. Who are the key players of the infrastructure that is out there? Security is a very hot topic, need to explore some tools and discuss further in the near future. We are exploring some tools to have a neutral baseline of services. We are more worried about things that get built on top of something else; this could be more vulnerable. 2. Review of April 12, 2006 meeting notes – C. KrootDo we have more information on OIT reorganization? Dan will talk about this today as part of this agenda item #6. The notes were approved as written. 3. Update on License Pool Usage – D. KirouacFollowing the dissemination of 2 handouts, David talked about the GIS License Pool Usage statistics for 2005. The report shows the agency and hours of use for ArcInfo, ArcView, Spatial, 3D, and Network hours. There are more agencies using ArcInfo and not enough using the ArcView licenses. The results of the license pooling and monitoring have supported the subcommittee's impression that the GIS licenses have been underutilized and the current number of licenses owned by the state could support additional users. During a typical week, 33 of the 40 ArcInfo licenses are utilized concurrently and 13 of the 39 ArcView licenses are utilized concurrently. Spatial Analyst and 3D Analyst licenses are usually all used and there appears to be a need for some additional licenses. In addition, there have been requests for adding additional types of licenses like the Interoperability license. The GIS license pool will be funded by the agencies using the license pool. The rates and method of payment for accessing the license pool will be established by OIT. In addition to the GIS license fees, Citrix users will also be assessed a fee by OIT for the Citrix environment. License administration includes:
MEGIS will make the ArcGIS software available for installation to all agencies participating in the license pool over the WAN or by CD upon request. MEGIS will not be responsible for the installation of ArcGIS software on agency computers but will provide technical support to agency help desks or other appointed agency contact for the installation of the ArcGIS software on agency computers. ArcGIS on Citrix responsibilities entail:
How do we get more licenses? We do have a set number of licenses right now and we will talk with ESRI to see what we can do for more licenses. This usage analyst will be pertinent information to use when we do talk with ESRI. We will be able to see where we are at and to see if we are spending too much money. Do we know the actual hours the license(s) is being used? We do not have this particular information. Is the user actually using the license for the number of ours it is checked out? This is a concern. We could charge on actual usage to drive people to disconnect when not in use. It is possible to automatically set it up to disconnect when shutting ArcMap. What is the period of time for this usage analyst? January to December 2005 Network license: Currently have one license. Did DOT transfer all their Network licenses (7)? Action Item: David Kirouac with check with Tom at DOT on this. Does MEGIS fall under the Dept. of Administrative & Financial Services? Yes We will monitor usage for a 6 month period (January to June 2006). The subcommittee will come up with an analysis of small users vs. larger users. We could possibly set up something like a SLA (Service Level Agreement). We could use the prior year metrics for the coming year to cover maintenance and administrative services. Does the report reflect a larger use of ArcInfo that is warranted? Yes, don't think users are switch between the two licenses. ArcView Licenses: The ArcView number will be going down; some licenses are part of a training pool and we cannot use there (6) licenses ongoing – not legal. This will bring the count down from 39 to 33. Can we increase the license for the ones that are getting denied? We will explore the situation with the DOT licenses first and look at how we can come up with a better licensing scheme for the state. We need to look into setting up the next agreement with ESRI to be able to switch between produces without having to buy them. The more accurate our hourly usage is the more accurate we can make the decision to negotiate for licenses with ESRI. We could go to ESRI right now to exchange ArcInfo licenses for ArcView licenses. What is the time frame of the next master license agreement? We are meeting next Friday to talk about that, than bring ESRI in. We need to determine what we want. People are being denied; licenses are sitting idle and not being used; we could switch licenses now before negotiating for the master agreement. Action Item: David K look at the DOT license situation. Need to look at the GeoLibrary Board wanting to extend license usage to local and municipal governments. Action Item: Christopher will research samples of enterprise agreements ESRI has with other states and send them out to folks to review. DEP: We need a certain number of licenses and whoever wants to use them can use them. We can do this with individual agencies or other folks we are doing business with. If DOT migrates the rest of their licenses is DEP part of this negotiation? Depends on how it turns out right now and the timing. DEP agreement goes from March to March and has a huge amount of flexibility with their licenses. We need to have a statewide agreement; DEP do the beta testing; ESRI still get the benefit, and other agencies may have an interest in other produces that DEP is not testing. There may be a wider benefit to ESRI with a wider beta testing and licensing agreement. We need to touch bases, within our own agency, with users to remind them that they have to change or check out more than they are actually using. Can ESRI change that licensing strategy? The users needs to remember what they are using and have to check it out – are they actually using them? We need to try to make sure we are using what the report says we are using. ESRI needs accurate hourly information from the state. We have these many licenses and this is how much they are being utilized. We want a blanket license to use as much as we need to. There is a lot of usage that varies day to day, one day a user gets denied – one day not being used. The state is getting 60% discount on some of its other enterprise licenses; need to get everyone's perspective on how it should work to benefit the agencies. There will be a master license agreement meeting on June 23. ESRI would like to bundle up training – should this be a separate issue? We would like to have access to the virtual campus; there classes have been improved. ESRI is also open to having a state person become certified to teach and provide training materials. ESRI wants to teach the intermediate classes themselves. ESRI makes money on doing the training, give them face time. There are a lot of different needs out there and we will bring this out at the June 23 meeting.
It is great to his this kind of analysis of usage; a step in the right direction; should help us negotiate with ESRI. There were some eye openers as a result of this report. Thanks to David K for the report which is very helpful. If you did not get an invitation and would like to be on the master agreement committee please let Christopher know. 4. Status Report on the Technical Subcommittee – D. Kirouac The next meeting of the Technical Subcommittee is Tuesday, June 20th at 26 Edison Drive – Conference Room 3. The next meeting of the GIS Executive Council is July 12th. This session will be facilitated by Ray Halperin and will focus on reviewing/developing the GIS Strategic Plan. 5. Process for completing Data Inventory – C. Kroot We need to come up with a brief description of the data that needs to be maintained and the data sets that people want or need that they do not have. We need to get an idea on the expense and planning. What would be the best process to get this done? Technical Rep from each agency take on the responsibility. What would we do with it? Look at it as a whole and say this is the universal data that needs to be maintained. Sort of a portfolio process – what would we invest in. There is data out there on the MEGIS website; need to avoid redundancy; what are the additional data needs that we need funding for? We need to discuss the process; look for the data that needs to be maintained, look for datasets that we don't have; look at multiple agencies doing multiple edits on the same layer. Can we tell how much the data layers that are already there are being used? We can tell connections and by who; can audit and track but does have quite a bit of overhead. Could we turn on auditing temporary? Could be done but would be a huge effort. We could do a survey to agencies but the survey should not be complicated. Does ESRI have any auditing tools? None they would give us. We can have a good measure on what the outside is using; it's getting usage on the inside that would be difficult. It would be interesting to know on what the outside use is? If storage becomes an issue we may have to prioritize, or move to a more important category. Layers being used a lot by outside users would be valuable to know for prioritization, storage, and maintenance. It would be worthwhile to find out what people are using or need. Finding out the layers that need maintenance could be done; usage would be difficult to come up with; Tech folks could coordinate the survey in each agency. Has there been any discussion on timing? This is the first time this is being discussed. If the Technical Committee ends up with the oversight of this survey, the sooner the better. We need to get this stuff out on the table. Keep the survey simple and ask basic questions, noting some layers are used only within certain agencies. We need to:
DOT does have a certification on data going to MEGIS, has this inhibited the sharing of data? Meta data is not an issue in DEP, it is confidential or data has not been QAQC, confidentiality is more of an issue, we are working on developing policies where portions of the data can be released. There are different folks updating data; let's all work together and do it together. Details need to be worked out because of the way it is being collected; it is worth combining efforts. There are core things we have struggled with, we continue to address and want to go there. We need integration of all our resources to get the best data not just from GIS and integrate with OIT to include business data; need to capitalize on all other resources out there outside of GIS, how do we get this integrated? Need to keep on top of meta data! It has allowed use to expand into archives which is a big aspect of archives. Meta data is ever increasing regardless of the effort involved. Project Data: DEP has a lot of data that would probably be useful to other folks; end up consolidating our file servers and SDE management becomes extremely complicated. Rights, privileges and authorization become complex. This will require more resources at MEGIS. There are things to consider in consolidating. Need coordination with the GeoLibrary in terms of data needs. The GeoLibrary Board will be scheduling a joint session with the GIS Executive Council in the near future. Data Focus:
How many layers are there? Hundreds At the next Technical Subcommittee meeting bring up having a rep from each agency come with a list of data they use and maintain, look at updating commonality. Have a rep from the Technical Subcommittee gather the data; have them discuss how to do it, we need to figure out what we are asking for, give them a spreadsheet so they are all using the same format. Stuff we k now is out there at an agency, we need to get in touch with those folks. What is the end result: Have, Using It, Where are the gaps, needs to get data upgraded, editing the same layers (editing things differently). We need coordination and standards for maintaining data layers. It is a big effort in getting the data integrated. We need to recognize everyone is busy, there are no extra resources, we need to be realistic and ask for what we really need. Action Item: Christopher will send out the list of data needs for review and prioritizing. This list, once finalized, will be passed on to the Technical Subcommittee letting them know this is what we want for an end result. What is the Technical Subcommittee role? Their role covers everything that is technical. They have expertise about the data and usage. A recommendation was made to have someone from the GIS Executive Council stay in communication with the Tech Reps to make sure everything stays on track and gets done in a timely manner. Let's keep it to what we really need. Can we get guidance to the Technical Subcommittee by next Tuesday?
What is the outcome/accomplishment of this survey? Leverage resources, develop funding requests for data development, maintenance, sharing data, distribution, reduce duplication and redundancy, and to use in the Strategic Plan and upcoming budget developments. Should there be appointed folks from agencies to the Technical Subcommittee? Yes Action Item: Christopher will send out an email to the GIS Executive Council to appoint a technical person from their agency to serve on the Technical Subcommittee and to attend the Tuesday meetings. 6. Review Status of GIS positions in the context of reorganization – D. Walters IT positions are being moved to OIT in name and paid from OIT (not all IT positions are moving physically). For application services nothing has changed to date. For the desktop end there are changes specifically in application development. IT classes in name but not doing IT work are being reviewed individually and may be reclassified. Positions such as scientist, biologist, etc. will be not affected. In reference to seniority, we will be getting this information from Personnel Services. Also, some folks are looking into buying back their vacation time not used. If someone has heard nothing about their position (IT position) what should they do? Contact the AITD for your agency. If an agency has enough IT work to keep that IT person busy they will stay in the agency, agency makes that decision. Two concerns that agencies have is 1) ending up eating the cost of this IT change and 2) not being able to keep their programs going. We need to bring up these issues and get them addressed. There was a short discussion on the importance of GIS infrastructure and keeping the Infrastructure Subcommittee in tact. GIS has learned a lot about the business side vs. the business side learning more about GIS. DOT sees GIS disciplines in five categories:
The current Application Development forum that was held was brought up for discussion which included a question of how is GIS different from database work? It is important to educate technical people in the agencies on what GIS is. Need to look at cross-training of developers, programmers, etc in GIS and non-GIS work. We need to use the existing skills in the most efficient way possible and using them collaboratively. Education needs to be deliberate in cross-training GIS vs. not GIS work. Take advantage of peoples' expertise, spatial reasoning and understanding is a good skill to have. On the business side of things career stops at GIS Coordinator. Cartographers have been revamped; agencies are afraid to use these positions that in the future may become an OIT position. We are looking for confirmation of not bringing those folks into OIT. This is a huge concern and has not been addressed properly. This is a very logical question; we what to see a track record; time will tell. There are some IT have and have nots out there; we need to bring everyone together and treated equally; more control on the IT budget. Another concern of agencies is the lack of technical support within the agency. The Application area is not being addressed right now. We will work to maintain application folks as close to the business side as possible. 7. Discuss GIS budget for FY08 and FY09 – D. Walters Dan distributed a document "Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and GIS License Pool" for software license rates showing the "old scenario" and the "new scenario" and what the change would be for agencies. For FY07 the current SLAs will be renewed for each agency. GIS core services for FY08 will be incorporated into IT overhead and in the OIT indirect budget. The CIO is in agreement to cover the core services – how is not yet determined. Internet Mapping Concerns:
Action Item: We need to project the future use of IMS; staff needs to be skilled in IMS applications; it is good to have more than one person with these skills; need to capture this in the Strategic Plan. REVAMPING/DEVELOPING THE GIS STRATEGIC PLAN Action Item: Folks need to attend the July 12 meeting for review/developing the GIS Strategic Plan. Attached are excerpts from the notes of the September and December 2005 GIS Executive Council meetings which included a discussion of revamping the GIS Strategic Plan. September 2005 Meeting Notes Revamp Strategic Plan: It was agreed that Seth, Chris, Dan, and Liz would draft a new Strategic Plan and send to the entire Committee for review/comments. The time frame would be to revamp the report in October, send out for comments in November, and finalize at the December meeting. The main agenda item for this meeting was to review, discuss, and work to finalize the "Draft" "Improving the Development and Delivery of Geographic Information" Executive Council Strategic Plan for 2002-2007. It was noted this draft was presented to the Information Services Policy Board on December 19, 2002 for review/approval. At that time, the ISPB made recommendations for revisions to the report. The report remained in "Draft" form and did not get ISPB final approval. Seth asked the EC members present is there were important changes to be made, noting the Vice Chair, Chris Kroot felt the report needed extensive review and editing as IT has changed and we use GIS differently. The EC members present agreed to have a general discussion, review and recommendation of any changes to the report. The process started with reviewing the Goals 1 through 10. It was felt there may be too many goals and perhaps some of the goals could be broken down into objectives. Having fewer goals with objectives seem to be an agreement among the team. As discussed, there are four general areas for goals: 1) Maintain, Enhance, and Support; 2) Data; 3) Partnerships; and 4) Funding. The idea is to minimize the goals and be more specific with the objectives. The outlined discussed was as follows with possible rewriting of each goal and objectives for each goal:
The four sections of the Strategic Plan: (1) roles of state agencies, MEGIS and organization outside state government; 2) GIS architecture; 3) GIS data, and 4) governance and funding) were discussed and agreement was to edit these sections to coincide with the new goals/objectives and reflect the new OIT changes. Notes for consideration when revamping the "Strategic Plan" are:
FUNDING: Under the funding issue it was noted the need for more support from the Office of the Chief Information Officer. Currently, we are still using the SLA process for 2005/2006. APPROVAL: With the ISPB being abolished, the new model will have to go before the CIO and the CIO Council for approval. Also discussed for consideration was the possibility of having two (2) separate reports. A goals plan and a business implementation plan with strategies that would lead to the workplan. TASK/TIMEFRAME: It was agreed that Seth, Chris, Dan, and Liz would draft a new Strategic Plan and send to the entire Committee for review/comments. The time frame would be to revamp the report in October, send out for comments in November, and finalize at the December meeting. Also as part of the December meeting agenda, need to discuss taking GIS to the next steps:
December 2005 Meeting Item #1: State of Strategic Plan 2002-2007 – Revisions Seth noted the Strategic Plan needs to be a living document which will require periodic review and revisions. He commented on the good work that was accomplished at the September 13th meeting in reviewing the goals from the Strategic Plan. Currently, no Strategic Plan revisions have been implemented. We are waiting to get a better idea of what is happening within OIT and what the significance will be as it relates to GIS. The benefit of planning and moving ahead, and moving GIS ahead, is an important element. Going back to the Strategic Plan and being aware of all the changes taking place, we need to make sure when drafting new directions that they are inline with the goals of the CIO's office. There was good work accomplished on the Strategic Plan at the last meeting. We need to keep the organization of goals. For now, we will focus on architecture and infrastructure and put a draft out to folks. The current goals are not inconsistent with the CIO's tasks. We need goals and infrastructure underneath the outcomes. Meeting adjourned 4:50 p.m. The next GIS Executive Council meeting is July 12. This meeting will be devoted to the GIS Strategic Plan. Currently this meeting is booked on Conf Room 105, however, we are looking to book elsewhere. If the location for this meeting changes, you will be notified. |
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Mike's enlarged replica of the Frog Interceptor had an outing. The model performs effortlessly and looks superb with that shiny aluminium finish. -
The guys preparing for the bungee launch of Mike's A-10 twin EDF, whilst an interested resident looks on. -
Due to some problems with the bungee pedal release a hefty chuck by Derek was needed to get the A-10 airborne. -
A spectacular save from Mike, as the A-10 gets very, very close to the ground. -
In the air the A-10 is every bit as imposing as she is on the ground - sounds luvverly too. -
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Proper Spitfire, with proper Brown and Green uppers. Luvverly. -
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The Charleston RiverDogs got a pitching boost Tuesday when the New York Yankees sent their top pick in the 2014 Major League draft to their Class A South Atlantic League affiliate.
Former Mississippi State closer Jacob Lindgren is a second-round selection and the 55th overall pick.
A lefty, Lindgren went 6-1 out of the Bulldogs' bullpen this season, touching 95 mph with his fastball.
Right-handed pitcher Chad Taylor also joins Lindgren as a new member of the RiverDogs. Charleston right-handed pitcher Brett Gerritse will be promoted to the Single-A Tampa Yankees while lefty Evan Rutckyj has been placed on the disabled list retroactive to June 30.
Lindgren in 2013 was a sophomore starter for the Bulldogs, who were the College World Series runners-up to UCLA. As a junior, he had a 0.81 ERA, three saves and 100 strikeouts with 25 walks.
The RiverDogs are at Savannah through Thursday night but open a six-game homestand starting July 4.
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FW-190 thoughts
Fellow owners and lurkers,
I guess it is time I gave you my thoughts on this model. Since I only buy kits, I cannot speak of the equipment that comes with the model with the exception of the retract units. Which, if you have not heard already, have quite a few issues. I was NOT immune, but more disturbingly, I also dont have any real answers. More about this later. Lets start with fidelity of scale. I compared to the subject model to drawings that I cross-referenced with all my available data. Overall, the model is about an 8 out of 10 for scale of accuracy. The wing is very close to the correct shape but as usual, the aileron is too big and the flaps too small. The inboard LE extension is also not pronounced enough. The landing gear is positioned correctly and about the right length. The dihedral is very close also. The fuselage is the overall correct length, but has been cheated in the nose presumably to get the model to balance easier. The height and width are very good. The vertical/rudder tail is quite a bit oversize, but the proportions are very close. I dont agree that it is warranted in this model. The horizontal tail is also a bit oversize in both span and chord, again, presumably for flying qualities of which I can agree. The full scale aircraft had a fairly low TVC (tail volume coefficient). This would make the model sensitive in pitch, even with a fairly far fwd CG. (note: the Flyzone (ST Models) smaller FW-190 horizontal tail is HUGELY oversized!) As some have mentioned the outboard cannon muzzles are too long for this FW-190-A8/R2. Besides the tailwheel not being retractable on the model (not easy to do since it went almost straight up!) the tailwheel is a bit small. Overall the main markings are very good assuming that you believe the 8 was red. (many sources claim it was black as well as showing the spinner red/yellow), but the German writing (stencils) found on the model are way too oversized and detract from the look of the model. The bomb/tank rack is missing the longitudinal rails between the fore and aft sway braces. Thats about it for this part. Look for more soon. Tom ImagesView all Images in thread
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A set I made 4 my AF sis @YuriEcchiGirl:
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They're pretty good but you need to work on your text, alot of them look out of place imo and don't exactly fit in with the overall sig. My most favorite is the one wit hthe green hair, you just need to ditch the text or use a better one.
~~Use to be Rempika~~
"To live is to fight"
I is the dango - Winter Music~
I was wondering if you ever made a sig and ava thread or if I missed it.
I love your work, always colorful and always so interesting :]
my favorite one is also the one with the green hair.
keep it up :3
[set by Rainbow Crash ]♥
Aww..Thankies ^^ ...Yeah I like colorful pics 2 ^^
Well I'll try making 'em more & more nicer by time
4 noe I think I'm fine 'coz I'm a total beginer at it!
Anyway here's another some more
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A set made by mayself 4 my AF Master @RitsukaSZ:
Last edited by Avi-chan; 04-07-2011 at 12:26 AM.
No Mercy,
No Remorse.
||Thank you MaruDashi for the great set!||
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or stalk my blog: http://www.animeforum.com/blog.php?117072
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I like the second and third signatures. The second could use a little more effects behind the render and the third could use some background detail, but overall they look nice!
You shouldn't save your signatures as GIF unless they are animated. You should save them as PNG. But overall, you have some very creative signatures, pretty good for a beginner. I do think the one with the green haired girl is your best so far. You could work on some more blending though, but Keep up the good work, can't wait to see your future signatures.
I love the set you've made me very much little sis & I just can't thank you enough *Hugs* ^^
Though that set is good as well I meant the set above that one, the one with the blue haired girl in the hat.
The proud owner of the FIRST EVER self-perpetual neko gyroscope!
Oh the Lucky Star set...I kinda like it the most aswell^^
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Version 2
Last edited by Avi-chan; 04-27-2011 at 01:07 PM.
Nice stuff especially for a beginner !
Out of your first post the best signature , i think , is the one with the green haired character . Colors are nice , focus is good , background is simple . You could work on the text as mentioned above and maybe on blending the extraction with the background in some small areas but it looks great .
I have to commend you on the way you handle the colors . I see a lot of beginners use inappropriate colors for the background and to compensate they slap on a bunch of correctional layers on top and end up with a thick blanket of colors which i personally dislike . So good job on that front
I see that on some signatures you used some c4d's which take up a lot of space and make the signatures look a bit crowded so you can keep an eye out for that
Your last sig is probably the best one so far . It shows progress . I like the darker version better . The character does stand out a bit too much . Maybe you could darken some parts . And again the text doesn't look good .
Just keep it up and you'll get very good . "I sense that the force is strong in you "
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And some more ^^ ...
Last edited by Avi-chan; 04-28-2011 at 06:47 AM.
A great huge progression o_O
I must say, you improve so much
and able to surpass me big time
Good job and keep up the good work x)
Experiencing with some new brushes :3
I really like how well you combine the brushes and your blending skills are awesome. I can never seem to combine them right, hence I dropped trying to make signatures. xD. Though I'm still a bit tempted to try.
Also, now you got the text looking good too =]. I really like your improvements.
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No Remorse.
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Still trying out some of my new set of lines brushes....It's fun ^^
Last edited by Avi-chan; 05-02-2011 at 12:10 PM. Reason: Forgot one
I love the latest set
The text that you used really does suit the background and the pic you used on the the sig really stands out because of the green hair.
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The Dagger
Three potential bid thieves bubble teams should dread
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger2 hrs agoWhen Saint Joseph's went from the fringes of the NCAA tournament picture to winning the Atlantic 10 tournament last March, it was bad news for bubble teams hoping to hear their names called on Selection Sunday.
The Hawks claimed an automatic NCAA tournament bid, forcing teams with stronger profiles from their league into the at-large pool and reducing the number of spots available to bubble teams by one.
This March, there will surely be an interloper or two that uses an unexpected league tournament run to make its way into the NCAA tournament field this season. Here's a look at some potential bid thieves that fans of potential bubble teams should watch out for during the next two weeks of conference tournament action.
Latest escape has Kentucky one win from perfect regular season
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger13 hrs agoThey stormed back from six down late in the second half at LSU. They survived overtime against Ole Miss and Texas A&M. They thwarted Florida's spirited upset bid.
In a year in which Kentucky has needed to engineer some artful escapes against SEC opponents to preserve its undefeated record, the Wildcats saved one of their best for last.
Kentucky moved within one win of an unbeaten regular season with a 72-64 road victory over a Georgia team that had the Wildcats teetering several times in the second half. The Bulldogs shredded Kentucky's typically formidable defense most of the night by spreading the floor and attacking the rim, enabling them to open leads of nine with nine minutes to play and six with five minutes to play.
Just like it has in previous tests, Kentucky gathered itself and responded, this time seizing back control with a game-ending 16-2 surge. Freshman center Karl-Anthony Towns scored a game-high 19 points for the Wildcats including the go-ahead basket with 2:53 to go when he recovered his own miss, absorbed contact and laid the ball in.
Kansas rallies from 18 down to win 11th Big 12 title outright
Kyle Ringo at The Dagger13 hrs agoJamari Traylor saved senior night and helped Kansas win another Big 12 regular season championship outright on Tuesday with a huge second half that thwarted an historic upset bid from West Virginia at Allen Fieldhouse.
The Jayhawks took advantage of awful free throw shooting by the Moutaineers down the stretch to force overtime and win 76-69, getting revenge for a loss at West Virginia last month. West Virginia missed three of five free throws in the final 45 seconds of regulation and went 16-for-28 at the foul line in the game.
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The Mountaineers raced to an 18-point lead in the first half made even more impressive because they were playing without leading scorer Juwan Staten and senior Gary Browne. Staten provided the winning layup, albeit controversial, against the Jayhawks in Morgantown.
Archie Miller should be one of this spring's most coveted coaches
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger15 hrs agoThere's no need to wait until after the NCAA tournament to identify who the most coveted coach on the market will be this spring.
Dayton's Archie Miller has already secured that title by doing an even more remarkable job this season than he did last year when he led the Flyers to the Elite Eight.
When Miller had to dismiss his only two big men in December, it left Dayton with only six scholarship players and nobody taller than 6-foot-6. The Flyers responded by vowing not to make any excuses, reinventing themselves on the fly and exceeding all expectations.
Dayton's 75-59 rout of co-Atlantic 10 leader Rhode Island on Tuesday night moved the Flyers within one win of securing at least a share of their first conference title since joining the Atlantic 10 in the 1995-96 season. If Dayton (23-6, 13-4) wins at La Salle on Saturday, Davidson (21-6, 12-4) will have to win its final two games against VCU and at Duquesne just to forge a tie.
Dez Wells hurdles Rutgers player and dunks on two more in Maryland win
Kyle Ringo at The Dagger15 hrs agoRutgers senior guard Myles Mack is 5-foot-10. It's important to know that while watching the accompanying video here because Mack is the guy Maryland star Dez Wells hurdled Tuesday night during the 10-ranked Terrapins' 60-50 victory.
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The sight of Wells flying at him and then over him midway through the first half led Mack to get rid of the ball when it might have been to his advantage to drive to the basket. It's tough to blame the guy flinching just a bit.
It was just one of several jaw-dropping displays of athleticism from Wells during a performance in which he led his team to a victory with 20 points and 10 rebounds.It was Maryland's 25th victory of the season. You have to think NBA scouts and general managers will have a lot of interest in Wells this summer.
Arkansas sent its entire team to watch its top recruit
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger1 day agoWhen a college basketball coach wants to demonstrate a prospect is a priority, he'll occasionally show up to one of that player's games with all three assistants in tow as a message that there's no one else the staff values more.
Arkansas coach Mike Anderson even topped that on Monday night. The entire Razorbacks team joined him at Fayetteville High School to watch elite class of 2016 prospect Malik Monk.
The entire Razorback basketball team showed up to watch Malik Monk tonight. pic.twitter.com/IjQ9LRBYJG
Every Arkansas player sat side-by-side in the first row of the bleachers for Bentonville High School's lone visit to Fayetteville this season. Monk led Bentonville with a game-high 26 points, but Fayetteville pulled a 72-59 upset in the regular season finale for both teams.
The recruiting ploy from Arkansas reflects Monk's stature as one of the most coveted prospects to come out of the state in the past decade.
Costly technical foul ignites massive Iowa State comeback
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger1 day agoThe most important play in Iowa State's come-from-behind victory on Monday night might was made by someone wearing the opposing colors.
Oklahoma's Isaiah Cousins awakened the Cyclones from their game-long slumber with a technical foul that he now probably wishes he hadn't committed.
When Oklahoma's Ryan Spangler swatted a shot by Georges Niang out of bounds with his team leading by 20 points five minutes into the second half, Cousins shouted something profane in the direction of the Iowa State bench. Referees assessed a technical foul on Cousins for abusive language, igniting an unfathomable run from the Cyclones that propelled them to a 77-70 victory.
Iowa State scored on seven straight possessions immediately after the Cousins technical, stringing together stops and parlaying them into transition opportunities. The surge reached 22-0 when Dustin Hogue buried a corner 3-pointer to give the Cyclones their first lead of the game and 37-8 when Monte Morris sank a jumper to extend the advantage to nine with five minutes to go.
Nik Stauskas loses rivalry bet, dons Michigan State shirt
Kyle Ringo at The Dagger1 day agoTwo weeks ago before Michigan hosting Michigan State in Ann Arbor, former Wolverine Nik Stauskas and former Spartan Draymond Green made a bet about the outcome and talked a little trash to each other on Twitter.
Both are in the NBA these days. Stauskas is a rookie with Sacramento and Green plays for Golden State.
The Spartans won and Stauskas was forced to pay up by wearing a Michigan State T-shirt and being photographed in it. Green posted the spoils of victory on his Instagram account for the world to see on Monday. He also gave Stauskas credit for being a standup guy.
Shoutout to nikstauskas11 in the 2014 Big Ten championship shirt that he took the L to them Spartan… https://t.co/2iUs1SVqjk
You MUST respect @nstauskas11 for taking a pic in the State shirt and living up to the bet... That's very very tough to do... #RESPECT
Texas still has a pulse thanks to Isaiah Taylor's game-winning floater
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger1 day agoThe first time Texas had a chance to hold for the final shot on Monday night, the outcome was a contested 25-foot jumper from Jonathan Holmes that barely even drew iron.
The Longhorns were a bit more successful the second time.
With Texas and Baylor tied in the final seconds of overtime, Javan Felix drove right, drew the attention of the defense and zipped a cross-court pass to teammate Isaiah Taylor. Lester Medford and Taurean Prince got caught watching the ball and were slow to rotate, enabling Taylor to split them both off the dribble and sink a floater to give his team a potentially season-saving 61-59 victory.
Had Texas not overcome a 10-point deficit in the final seven minutes of regulation against the No. 14 team in the nation and then found a way to win in overtime, its flickering hopes of earning an at-large NCAA bid likely would have been snuffed out.
Report: Sexual assault allegations preceded Rasheed Sulaimon's dismissal
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger2 days agoA bombshell report from Duke's student newspaper Monday shed light on the school's mysterious decision to dismiss guard Rasheed Sulaimon five weeks ago.
Two female Duke students had accused Sulaimon of sexual assault during the 2013-14 school year, the Duke Chronicle reported.
Both students spoke with their peers about the alleged sexual assaults during a pair of off-campus retreats designed to promote open discussion of social issues, but neither formally reported them to the police nor to Duke's Office of Student Conduct. The fear of backlash from the Duke fan base was a factor in the decision the two female students made to not pursue the allegations, according to the Chronicle.
The allegations were brought to the attention of a team psychologist in March 2014, the Chronicle reported. High-ranking Duke officials, including the coaching staff and athletic director Kevin White, learned of the allegations later that month.


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Binky's Blog: Once again I was just sitting idly around doing a million other things and not really planning to blog until maybe by some miracle there might be some video out of Niigata this weekend…
…when suddenly awesome unexpected pics popped up from NBC as a preview to Johnny's episode of Hollywood Game Night next week (Thursday! NBC! 8pm EDT! Don't miss it!) and so obviously I had to drop everything and throw them on here…
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