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SHELBY — Forestview was so far ahead in the Big South 3A Conference golf standings, it didn't matter that its top golfer was absent for the final match of the regular season.
And it turned out the Jaguars were deep enough in talent even if the standings had been tight.
With Auburn signee Will Long in Charlotte trying to qualify for this weekend's Wells Fargo Championship PGA tournament, Forestview played well enough to win Monday's match without him and wrap up its 13th conference title in the school's 15-year history.
Forestview, the defending 3A state champion, shot a four-player team score of 289 (72.25 average per player) Monday at River Bend YMCA Golf Club in Shelby to win the match by 14 strokes and finish the season 140 strokes ahead of runner-up South Point.
"This group's been real close together," Forestview coach Ken Beaty said. "I think that's helped develop some really good scores because they know they can depend on each other. If somebody has a bad day, somebody picks them up."
Long finished first in the individual standings despite missing the final match, as the best six scores from the seven conference rounds count toward the season total. But with Long not on the course, teammate Will Blalock had a chance to catch him in the season standings if he could shoot a 68.
Blalock, a junior committed to N.C. State, started well with a 33 on the front nine but mixed in four bogeys with two birdies on the back side to finish at 71. The round put Blalock three strokes behind Long in the final individual season standings, giving the junior his second runner-up finish. Blalock won the individual title last year.
Forestview junior Harrison Frye was the day's medalist with a 3-under 69. Jaguars senior Alex Taylor shot a 72 and freshman Drew Jurs came in with a 77 to complete Forestview's team total.
"We won again, so that's always a good sign," Blalock said. "It's not the end of the year yet. We still have regionals and state championship to hopefully win."
Forestview's lead entering the final match was so great that, given what runner-up South Point shot on Monday, the Jaguars' top four golfers could have turned in rounds of 107 and they still would have won the conference title.
As for Long, he shot a 72 in Monday's Wells Fargo Championship qualifier but did not qualify for this weekend.
The Jaguars now turn their focus to Monday's 3A West regional at Cedar Rock in Lenoir. South Point and Crest will join Forestview there as the Big South's representatives.
Nick Stafford's 72 led South Point on Monday, low enough to finish fourth in the season standings. The Red Raiders placed three other golfers on the all-conference team: Nick Robinson, Max Neisler and Phillip Telsrow.
The four individual regional qualifiers from the Big South were North Gaston's Robert Hildebrand and Preston Dockery and Kings Mountain's Miles Robinson and Matt Shepard. Hildebrand and Robinson earned all-conference honors.
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Final match Monday at River Bend YMCA Golf Club, Shelby
Monday's team scores
Forestview 289
South Point 303
Crest 342
KingsMountain 342
North Gaston 342
Ashbrook 358
Hunter Huss (no score)
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Harrison Frye, For 69
Will Blalock, For 71
Alex Taylor, For 72
Nick Stafford, SP 72
Max Neisler, SP 76
Nick Robinson, SP 76
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Cy Lowery, Cr 79
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PrestonDockery, NG 87
Wesley Davis, SP 87
Alex Campbell, Ash 88
Austin Conley, Cr 88
Trey Duncan, Ash 88
Hunter Cook, KM 89
Jesse Putnam, Cr 89
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South Point 2,121
Crest 2,320
KingsMountain 2,363
North Gaston 2,396
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Hunter Huss (no score)
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*Will Blalock, For 415 69.2
*Alex Taylor, For 427 71.2
*Nick Stafford, SP 432 72.0
*Drew Jurs, For 442 73.7
*Nick Robinson, SP 447 74.5
*Max Neisler, SP 450 75.0
*Phillip Telsrow, SP 468 78.0
*Robert Hildebrand, NG 474 79.0
*Isaac Powell, Cr 485 80.8
*Miles Robinson, KM 486 81.0
*Jesse Putnam, Cr 490 81.7
*Cy Lowery, Cr 492 82.0
Matt Shepard, KM 494 82.3
PrestonDockery, NG 497 82.8
Wesley Davis, SP 497 82.8
Matt Hunsinger, Ash 498 83.0
Zach Norris, NG 503 83.8
Austin Conley, Cr 505 84.2
Alex Campbell, Ash 513 85.5
Trey Duncan, Ash 518 86.3
Steven Smith, KM 521 86.8
Cody Jones, HH 532 88.7
Will Gallman, Ash 533 88.8
Devin Heath, KM 536 89.3
Kyle Tomberlin, NG 586 97.7
Robbie Payne, HH 644 107.3
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CES 2014 has seen the introduction of a slew of new smart watches, spurred on by the popularity of early offerings like the Pebble and the ongoing rumors about Apple's prospective smart watch, the iWatch.
Major companies like Qualcomm, Sony, and Samsung have developed smart watches, as have a multitude of smaller companies. In a market now flooded with smart watch offerings, every company has made an attempt to distinguish its product from the masses, with some focusing on design while others add innovative features.
Our comprehensive list of the smart watches being displayed at CES, which is available below, gives a solid overview of the current state of the smart watch market and a glimpse at the products the iWatch will need to compete with upon its release.
Intel Smart Watch - During its keynote event at CES, Intel revealed its plans to focus heavily on wearables throughout 2014. As part of the presentation, the company showed off a prototype smart watch incorporating geofencing and location-based notifications designed to alert users when a child or family member has left a specific location. The watch was not an actual product, but the company has plans to release a similar device in 2014. (Image courtesy of Engadget)
Pebble Steel - Pebble's second-generation smart watch, called the Pebble Steel, retains the current Pebble functionality but features a new design with a stainless steel body and a leather or steel band. It is both slimmer and lighter than the original Pebble and also includes a face covered with Corning's scratch resistant Gorilla Glass. The Pebble Steel lasts for 5 to 7 days on a single charge, is waterproof, and will begin shipping on January 28 for $249. Pebble has also announced an app store that will be available to users in January and introduced new partnerships to bring additional functionality to the device.
Razer Nabu - Designed by computer peripheral manufacturer Razer, the Nabu smart band is a fitness band/smart watch hybrid. The Nabu is slim like a standard fitness tracker, but it includes two small OLED screens at 32x32 and 128x32, which display information about activity levels and notifications about texts, phone calls, and other social networking alerts. It includes an accelerometer, an altimeter, and a cylindrical vibration motor and lasts up to 10 days on a single charge. Nabu, which ships in the spring, also interacts in unique ways with other Nabu bands. For example a handshake between two Nabu wearers could allow the two to automatically exchange contacts on social networks like Twitter and LinkedIn. Nabu will be available for under $100.
Metawatch META - Metawatch is not new to smart watches, having previously released the both the Strata and the Frame, but it did debut a new high-end smart watch called the META at CES. META is focused on design, with classic stainless steel faceplates and bands available in a variety of styles. While little information is available on the META, it may function like Metawatch's previous offerings, providing users with customizable settings, notifications for calls and messages, music controls, and widgets displaying information like weather, time, and stocks. META is expected in the spring and pricing has yet to be announced.
Martian Notifier - From Martian Watches, the Martian Notifier looks like a classic wrist watch but is bundled with smart watch features, like notification alerts. The Notifier offers custom vibration patterns for different phone alerts including calls, messages, and social networking notifications. It also has a small OLED readout and works in conjunction with the Martian app, which is installed on a smartphone. The Martian Notifier will be available during the second quarter of 2014 for $129.
PHTL HOT - Originally a Kickstarter project, the HOT (Hands-On-Talk) smart watch is being demoed at CES. The watch comes in four different styles, from a basic rectangle to a slightly curved design, and sets itself apart from other smart watches by allowing voice calls to be placed directly from the device. HOT utilizes a directional speaker that is amplified by a cupped hand and it also incorporates an e-ink screen that responds to simple swipe gestures to bring up menu options. It also runs apps and boasts a 3 to 7 day battery life. HOT can be pre-ordered for $152 to $212 and will ship in March.
Archos SmartWatches -Archos, known for its tablets, has just come out with a line of basic, affordable smart watches designed to connect to phones via Bluetooth and deliver notifications. The cheapest $50 model features a 1.55-inch E-ink display with a 1.5 week battery life. A second $100 model includes an 1.8-inch LCD touchscreen with one to two days of battery life and the third high-end model, with a curved E-ink display and a 1.5 week battery life, will retail for $129. Archos will make these available later in 2014.
Kreyos Meteor - Originally an Indiegogo project, the Kreyos Meteor is being displayed at CES this week. The Meteor features a waterproof plastic body and bands in an array of colors, along with a speaker and a microphone that support voice and gesture commands. Four different wrist gestures can be used to activate customized actions and the watch display offers notification alerts. It also includes a built-in activity tracker to measure fitness levels and a removable face that can be placed in different bands, in a belt clip, or a neck lanyard. Priced at $169.95, the watch can be pre-ordered and will ship in March of 2014.
Sonostar - The Sonostar SmartWatch incorporates a 1.73-inch curved touch screen with an E-ink display. Like other watches on the market, it connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth and displays notifications from social networks, calls, messages, and emails. It also connects to sports-oriented apps developed by the company. Priced at $179, the Sonostar SmartWatch will be available for purchase during the first quarter of 2014.
Neptune Pine - Originally a Kickstarter project, Neptune's Pine is a bit different from connected smart watches as it is designed to be a standalone device that makes phone calls and sends SMS messages. Running Android Jelly Bean, Neptune has a 2.4-inch touch screen, a full keyboard, cameras, a complete web browser, and it runs a full catalog of apps. It also includes several fitness-oriented add-ons, including GPS, an accelerometer, a gyroscope, and more. Pine, which requires a SIM card, features eight hours of talk time and can be removed from the band and placed into other accessories. It can be pre-ordered for $335 and ships in March of 2014.
MyKronoz - MyKronoz has a range of Swiss-designed smart watches with varying price points and designs. Its newest and most advanced version, the ZeNano, pairs with an iPhone via Bluetooth and features a 1.54-inch full color LCD screen. ZeNano connects to a set of included earphones and can make phone calls, read texts, record voice memos, accept voice commands, and stream music. ZeNano will be available soon for $130.
ConnecteDevice Cogito - ConnecteDevice, the company behind the Cookoo smart watch, has two new products available at CES: the Cogito and the Cogito Pop. Both watches have standard analog faces, but connect to a phone via Bluetooth and support notifications from calls, messages, and social networks. Notifications can be dismissed right on the watch, as can incoming calls. The Cogito is the more sophisticated version of the watch, while the simpler Cogito Pop comes in a wide range of colors. Both watches incorporate a standard watch battery that does not need to be charged. The Cogito is priced at $179 while the Cogito Pop is $129 and both watches are currently available for pre-order.
As can be seen above, the majority of the smart watches available today suffer from a similar problem: bulkiness. Most of these devices are thick, heavy, and restrictive, with many of the products focused towards a male demographic. Additionally, all of these products essentially perform the same functions - connecting a smartphone to a wrist worn device - with little innovation to be found among them.
The current crop of smart watches give a look at problems that Apple might face with its future iWatch. Creating a design that is functional but unobtrusive and suited to a wide range of wrist sizes is clearly not an easy task, nor is fitting multiple sensors and innovative features into a such a small device.
Rumors have suggested that Apple might deal with some of the aforementioned issues by releasing the iWatch in multiple sizes, and the company is also said to be incorporating many health-oriented features to set the iWatch apart from its competition.
At the current point in time, Apple is reportedly working on overcoming developmental issues relating to the iWatch's screen and battery life, and while it is unknown when the product might appear, rumors have pointed to a late 2014 release date.
Along with Apple, major tech companies like Google and Microsoft are also said to be developing their own smart watch solutions to be released in the future.
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:11 PM
Unusual to see Apple behind on things.
Guess I am wrong and stand sooooo corrected. Thanks all.
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:12 PM
The bands look way nicer than the watch-type ones...
I think the real competition will come later on in the year... and when I say competition, I mean, more stuff that will instantly look old when the iWatch actually comes out.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:12 PM
These all seem so reminiscent of tablets pre-iPad. They look like people are making a smart watch, not because they have a good idea for how they should work, but because they know they should make a smart watch.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:12 PM
I don't think watches should be things that require charging every single day.
Hopefully, when Apple enter the market they do so as they always have - with a device that has far superior battery life.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:13 PM
Incorrect Pebble Steel Battery Life
The Pebble Steel lasts 5-7 days on a single charge, not 10 hours (which would render the watch essentially useless).
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:13 PM
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:14 PM
I'm not going to lie: some of those watches look good.
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:14 PM
ugly.... Maybe I'll bust out my calculator watch, they used to be cool too...
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:14 PM
It would be hilarious if Apple didn't release a "smart watch" after all.
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:15 PM
Finally! A portable way to know that I'm getting text messages, e-mail as well as check time!! It's like they should have invented something similar years ago... oh wait.
I hope this market fails to catch on as I truly do not see a point to it. Is it just to show off that you're wearing a watch that notifies you what's happening on the phone in your pocket? With flexible, full-featured smartphones coming I see potential for a wrist-based product but these little companion products are useless.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:15 PM
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:15 PM
I am truly disappointed by the offerings of the competition. One thing I hope is that Apple allows for third party wristbands for the iWatch because I have always had a TERRIBLE time finding watches that fit my neanderthal wrists.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:16 PM
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:17 PM
Wow.. I just realized that I definitely don't need a "smart" watch..
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:18 PM
The Sonostar is the only one which looks decent. All the others are still slaves the old-fashioned "watch" paradign.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:23 PM
I am having a hard time understanding how a product like this would improve my life. I use my iPhone as my timepiece because I dislike wearing watches so I guess this product really isn't for me anyway.
Yada, yada, yada.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:23 PM
I'm hoping for a $99 iwatch. Who wears a watch any more? You want to win me over? Make it cool and buyable with disposable income. I won't pay $250 for a watch.
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:24 PM
A truly sad lot unworthy of the word 'competition'. The question is not whether Apple's engineers could easily trounce these pathetic offerings and get the 15 sales necessary to become #1 in smart watches, but whether they could make a product that is actually worthwhile.
So far nobody has given a satisfactory answer to the question of what a smart watch can do so much better than the phone we are carrying anyways that it justifies spending hundreds of dollars on another device, charging it regularly, and restricting our choice of style to just a couple options.
|Jan 8, 2014, 01:26 PM
So with this crowded field, it's a good thing that Apple won't be releasing a "smart watch."
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|Jan 8, 2014, 01:28 PM
These things remind me of Tiger wrist games from back in the 90s. Or like the old Casio calculator watch. Total novelties, gimmicky, and essentially useless with no real value proposition.
They're all just jumping on the bandwagon with no real critical thinking, no purpose, just tossing something out there because they think its the "next hot thing."
Just like the flood of tablets at CES '10 before the iPad was announced. They instantly became worthless and obsolete just a few weeks later. Its too bad Apple probably isn't announcing their supposed wearable this month like they did with the iPad. But I'd much rather wait and have Apple announce something that will leave the phonies jaws on the floor, scrambling aimlessly.
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A study led by Michael Day, Professor of Veterinary Pathology in the School of Veterinary Sciences at the University of Bristol, recently found that human beings will soon be infected by emerging diseases which could be spread from their pets.
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Please dont start this poop there will be more homeless pets . if you take care of them there will not be a problem heck we catch stuff from our kids what is the difference some people need to get a life and cure cancer or fund raisers to help homeless petsDecember 20 2012 at 5:48 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
I'm thinking it would be more likely we would get a deadly disease from the government than our pets.November 13 2012 at 5:24 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
Seriously? The animal rights activists are probably behind this, their sole goal is to eliminate pet ownership eventually. If your dog or cat is vaccinated against rabies, which most states require that they are by law, you WILL NOT get rabies from them. Who would sleep with a rabid animal anyway? Use common sense, you could probably catch more diseases putting on and taking off your shoes each day. Think about what you step in/through on a daily basis. Germs are good, they build immunity. We can't all live in a plastic bubble.......November 13 2012 at 3:29 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply


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Of the hundreds of guys who go undrafted each year, some of them give up the dream of playing football and opt for further education like New Hampshire's Scott Sicko (DBI wishes you the best of luck by the way Scott). Some give up on the NFL and go play elsewhere but some of the luckier ones get picked up by NFL teams as Undrafted Free Agents. Some of these guys even end up being paid more than their colleagues drafted in rounds 5 onwards. How does that happen? Well quite simply, some of these guys are in very high demand with several teams chasing their signature. Competition, as any agent will tell you, is going to get you paid more.
Sure lots of guys signed as UDFAs are nothing but camp fodder but for some they have a chance to earn a spot in the league and for some, it's as more than a Special Teams demon and backup. Take a look at this lineup:
Not a bad team eh? OK the Secondary isn't great but the rest are pretty sweet. That's an entire lineup of Undrafted players from the 2009 season. A lot of Probowlers, a few All Pros and a couple of future Hall of Famers. So it's not necessarily just a short holiday to training camp. So, you may have noticed during the draft on our Draft Tracker, that little sliding box titled "Top Available Prospects"? Well, let's take a look at what's happened to our leftover guys and a few other key Undrafted fellas...
1. Donovan Warren CB Michigan, New York Jets - Warren was really high up our draft board and Curt is a fan so the Jets Secondary may have just got even better.2. Jeremy Williams WR Tulane, San Diego Chargers - Might get a chance to compete there. There's 2 good starters there but maybe opportunities behind them.3. Blair White WR Michigan State, Indianapolis Colts - If he can get on the field Peyton Manning will make him look good. Could be tough to win a roster spot though.4. Joe Pawelek ILB Baylor, Seattle Seahawks - If he can do well on Special Teams he could make the roster, The Seahawks great draft continues into Day 4...5. Ciron Black OT LSU, Pittsburgh Steelers - If he can slide inside and show some versatility to backup at least 1 Tackle spot he'd be a good bet for the Day 1 roster6. Jarrett Brown QB WVU, San Francisco 49ers - Would only have to beat out Nate Davis for the 3rd QB job. Landed in a great spot to win a job.7. Chris Brown RB Oklahoma, Denver Broncos - The Broncos are pretty stacked at RB already and Shanahan is no longer there to champion undrafted RBs.8. LeGarrette Blount RB Oregon, Tennessee Titans - With LenDale White traded away Blount has a very good shot at the roster in Tennessee. If he keeps his fists to himself9. Harry Coleman S LSU, New Orleans Saints - Didn't manage a Safety in the draft so Coleman should get a good run at the roster.10. Lindsey Witten DE Connecticut, Unsigned?11. Thomas Austin OG Clemson, Minnesota Vikings - Vikings could do with getting a little younger inside but Austin may have to wait on the Practice Squad.12. Brandon Carter OG Texas Tech, New Orleans Saints - Might be in with a shot of a spot. The Saints only added Matt Tennant and Carter. Still, they're pretty good.13. Rico McCoy OLB Tennessee, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - You figure he'll have to compete with Dekoda Watson for a roster spot14. Adam Ulatoski OT Texas, Houston Texans - Staying in Texas. Ulatoski will have his work cut out to make the roster. They picked up a few rookie OL guys.15. Jevan Snead QB Mississippi, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - The Bucs are very young at QB so Snead has a chance, he needs to beat out Rudy Carpenter.16. Javarris James RB Miami (FL), Indianapolis Colts - The Colts are pretty stacked at RB but James is the only rookie so far so he has a shot.17. Josh McNeil C Tennessee, Unsigned18. Boo Robinson DT Wake Forest, Unsigned19. Rashawn Jackson FB Virginia, Carolina Panthers - With the way the Panthers like to run they're sure to appreciate Jackson.20. Derek Hardman OT Eastern Kentucky, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - The Bucs didn't draft any Offensive Linemen so he should get some quality snaps.21. Manase Tonga FB BYU, Oakland Raiders - Fullbacks are always have a chance and our former interviewee could even be a starter. Oakland's current FB is injury prone. 22. Jack Corcoran FB Rutgers, Houston Texans - Our resident blogger's got a job and could land a more permanent one too. Texans only have Vonta Leach on the roster.23. Mike Caussin TE James Madison, Jacksonville Jaguars - Another former interviewee, Caussin may be a long shot for the roster. But could land on the Practice Squad24. DaJuane Collins RB Toledo, Unsigned - as far as we know so far...
For a full list of the Undrafted Free Agent signings so far I'd urge you to check out NE Patriots Draft. They keep as full a list as I've seen.
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Springbok victories against New Zealand have been too rare. For this to be a rivalry the Springboks must beat New Zealand consistently, starting in Auckland on Saturday.
The Boks need the win to statistically claim to be New Zealand's greatest foe in the professional era. Currently Australia can boast to have beaten the All Blacks more than any other team. The Aussies have won 14 and drawn one in 46 Tests. The Boks have won 13 in 48 Tests.
The All Blacks have beaten the Springboks 35 times in 48 Tests, which represents a winning margin in excess of 70 percent.
The All Blacks, pre professionalism, had a 43 percent win against the Springboks. They considered the men in green and gold their greatest challenge, their greatest foe and a win in the Republic was considered the greatest All Blacks achievement.
This has all changed in the professional era. The All Blacks win regularly in New Zealand and in South Africa. They've won at Loftus, at Ellis Park, at Soweto's Soccer City, in Durban and at Newlands. They've shut out the Boks in South Africa, winning 19-0 in Cape Town, and they've demolished the Boks on occasions at altitude, winning 52-16 in Pretoria and crushing the Boks 32-16 a year ago at Soccer City (or FNB Stadium as some keep on correcting me).
They've won so much against South Africa in the professional era (35 times) that they can't recall when they won and how they won. They only remember the ones they lose. We seem to only remember the ones we win. They have been so few, in the context of 48 matches, we can name them.
It's time that started changing.
They've hurt too much from the one-off defeats and we've boasted too much about the one-off victories.
For this to be the rivalry it once was the Boks have to start beating the All Blacks home and away consistently.
It's possible. Very possible.
We have the players, the coaches and hopefully under Heyneke Meyer the Springboks will show the mentality to back their pedigree and play the opposition on the day and not the legacy of the black jersey.
South Africans take comfort that they've won more in New Zealand (twice) in the last decade than any other team, but measuring our two wins against the zero and occasional French, English or Australian win on Kiwi soil should never be the barometer.
New Zealand are a great team. They are the greatest rugby nation, simply by weight of numbers. They've knocked over their most feared rival 35 times in 48 starts. You can't argue with the volume of those numbers.
But you get a sense that if the Boks can just get this win in Auckland and do the All Blacks again at Ellis Park it could be the start in redressing the one-sided nature of the contest.
In 2009 the Boks did the All Blacks three-nil (two in South Africa and one in Hamilton, New Zealand) but couldn't translate the achievement into any consistency the next year. The All Blacks walloped the Boks three nil, starting with a 32-12 bonus point try victory in Auckland.
The Boks should have won in Dunedin a year ago. They roughed up the All Blacks, physically battered them (with the exception of the mighty Richie McCaw). The All Blacks captain was phenomenal on the night but ordinarily Morne Steyn would not have missed five penalty kicks and the All Blacks, despite McCaw's heroics, would not have escaped.
They know they got out of jail in Dunedin. They underestimated the challenge of the Springboks and they should have lost.
In Auckland they won't underestimate this current crop of Springboks. They know this will be their most ferocious challenge since France in the 2011 World Cup final.
It is so important for the Boks to deliver on the expectation.
They couldn't a year ago. I had them to win the return game, because of home ground advantage and because the All Blacks had already won the Rugby Championship. It turned into a rugby Test lesson for Meyer's young Springboks.
This season they're a year older, a year wiser and a year more mature.
The performance in Brisbane against Australia showed how good the Boks can be, but they will face a champion in Auckland; not the chump they chopped down in Brisbane.
World rugby wants this rivalry back. The game needs it. New Zealand, if they are to find the extra gear they always talk about or if they are to play that perfect game that eludes them, also need the Boks to knock them over with greater regularity.
The neutral in world rugby wants a Springbok win on Saturday. Yes I've canvassed opinion over the last 25 years.
It's possible because the Boks have the quality to win.
Meyer's got a special bunch of Springboks who can start clawing back the 34-13 professional era match imbalance … starting with Saturday.
Battling the Boks
*Since 1921 the All Blacks and Springboks have played 85 times
*The All Blacks have won 48 times
*The Springboks have won 34 times
*Before rugby turned professional the All Blacks had a 43 per cent winning record against the Springboks' 50 per cent.?
*Since the game turned professional the ABs have had a 72.9 per cent victory record, winning 35 of their 48 matches.