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By DANNY P. SMITH
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Bailey Wofford carries a big burden with the bat being the only senior for the Starkville Academy girls softball team.
Hitting third in the lineup, Wofford is counted upon heavily to drive in runs for the Lady Volunteers.
That mission was accomplished Tuesday afternoon.
Wofford had four hits with three of them triples, drove in four runs and scored three times as Starkville Academy defeated the Hebron Christian School Lady Eagles 9-4 on the home field.
"How about that hitting from Bailey Wofford?" SA head coach Jessica Dickens said. "Her stick has been coming through for us."
Wofford knew she did well in the game, but wasn't satisfied. It was almost as if she was disappointed she didn't get four triples.
"I know that I did better in this game than I had been in the past games, but I can still do a little better in helping each other out and getting a few more RBIs," Wofford said.
After Hebron jumped out to a 2-0 lead with an RBI single by Magen Tapley and an RBI groundout by Alaina Hill in the first inning, the Lady Vols responded to take a 3-2 advantage in their half of the frame.
Mary Austin Barber singled to begin the inning, then Megan Picard walked. Wofford got the first of her triples to score Barber and Picard. Wofford scored on a wild pitch.
In the second inning, Starkville Academy produced four more runs to push the margin to 7-2. Emily Gregory walked and eventually scored on a wild pitch, then the same sequence occurred as the first inning as Barber singled, Picard walked and Wofford drove them home with a triple.
"With Mary Austin and Megan getting on base, I could knock them in," Wofford said.
Wofford capped the second-inning scoring by crossing the plate on a single by Megan Jones.
After the visiting Lady Eagles scratched out one run each in the third and fourth innings, the Lady Vols got both tallies back in the fifth.
Barber reached and advanced all of the way around the bases on a series of wild pitches, while Wofford also came across the dish on a wild pitch following her third triple of the game.
"I was proud of Bailey Wofford and Mary Austin Barber," Dickens said. "They hit and played well. Julianne (Jackson) was in a little slump hitting, but she's still solid on the mound. We've got the kids we can count on every game."
Jackson, who had a double on offense, went the distance in the circle, gave up six hits and struck out a pair.
Barber had three singles for SA and Wofford added a single to go along with her three triples. Megan Aucoin and Jones had one single each.
The last three spots in the batting order for the Lady Vols were hitless in 11 trips to the plate and that's a cause for concern for Dickens.
"We left six runners on base at one time and we've got to find someone in the bottom of the order who will swing the bat and knock those in," Dickens said.
Hebron coach Cass Tapley decided to start Jessica Fleming on the mound instead of regular starter Chloe Tapley.
Fleming only lasted one inning plus after giving up the seven early runs.
After coach Tapley put in Chloe, his daughter, she recorded 10 strikeouts and scattered six hits.
Coach Tapley offered no apologies for starting Fleming.
"My other pitcher just needed some work and most cases she was throwing OK," Coach Tapley said. "We had to throw it across the plate the first three innings and they hit the ball. I thought our girls did OK and we were set for a game like this."
Coach Tapley bragged on Starkville Academy, noticing the improvement made by Dickens in a short amount of time.
"They may be the most improved team in the state since the summer to be honest," Coach Tapley said.
Dickens believes the Lady Vols, who improved to 10-9 overall, are making strides, but still have some areas to smooth out. She didn't like the fact that the Lady Eagles jumped out to an early lead.
"They are starting to understand and I think we've got it in their heads that we can't give up everything," Dickens said. "We're still making some mistakes and giving people stuff, but we're getting better at it and we're trying to be more mentally focused the last three games. It feels good and it's coming together."
Wofford said it's going to take support throughout the entire team to keep things moving in a positive direction.
"We have to keep each other up and make sure we make routine plays," Wofford said. "We've got to work on hitting more."
For Hebron, which fell to 11-6 overall, Magen Tapley had two singles and Tori Nichols added a double.
The Lady Vols travel to Winston Academy Thursday for a varsity doubleheader to make up for a rainout earlier in the season, while the Lady Eagles take on Calhoun Academy Thursday.
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- B.A., Yale University, 1987
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These zipper pulls are great for clothing and other uses. As a senior, this item gives me more leverage. I also use them for my jeans, as well as jackets, coats, etc.
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Women's Basketball Eliminated from Conference Tournament Contention with 73-66 Loss at Barton
February 21, 2012
WILSON, N.C. - Barton College turned 23 Pfeiffer University turnovers into 14 steals and 25 points en route to a 73-66 victory in Conference Carolinas women's basketball action on Tuesday night. The Bulldogs improve to 18-7 overall, 13-3 in league play while the Lady Falcons fall to 13-12, 8-8. Coupled with Coker's 71-68 comeback win at home against Queens, Pfeiffer is officially eliminated from conference tournament contention.
The Lady Falcons grabbed their last lead of the night at 7-6 on a layup by Vontenea Williams 3:18 into the first half. A three-pointer by Kellie Rhoney would tie the contest at 12-12 with 14:30 remaining in the half before Barton busted out on a 8-0 run in a three-minute span. Pfeiffer committed five turnovers in that span. The Lady Falcons used a triple from Brittany Cox to cut the lead down to six at the break, 32-26.
Pfeiffer showed some life in the opening minutes of the second getting the deficit down to two, 36-34 with 17 minutes left to play on a pair of Williams free throws. After Barton scored the next six, the Lady Falcons again got it down to just two after a three-point play conversion by Cox. Over the next two-plus minutes, Barton again shot out on a 10-2 run delivering the game's final blow. Barton would lead by as much as 15 late before the final six-point differential at the final buzzer.
Nyeshea Willie led all scorers with 20 on the night adding 13 rebounds. Cox paced the Lady Falcons with 14 as one of three in double-figures. Turnovers turned out to be the biggest difference as Pfeiffer shot better on the night 47% to Barton's 40%.
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AYDEN — Ayden-Grifton nearly earned its first trip to the regional since 2007, but it wasn't meant to be, as the seventh-seeded Chargers fell 69-61 to No. 11 Pamlico in the third round of the state 1A playoffs Friday night.
For nearly three quarters, the Chargers (15-12) played like they were on a mission to reach the Crown Center in Fayetteville for next week's regionals before falling just short against the Hurricanes (14-12).
Two days after upsetting second-seeded Goldsboro 57-54 — their first win in four tries this season — the upstart Chargers found themselves in the unlikely scenario of hosting a third round playoff game after Pamlico notched an upset of their own with a 67-64 overtime win over No. 3 Wallace-Rose Hill Wednesday night.
In Friday's game, the Chargers shot lights out in the field throughout the first half, building their lead to as many as 13 points on two separate occasions in the second quarter. Ayden shot 13 of 30 (43 percent) from the field in the half and, perhaps more impressively, connected on six of 10 shots (60 percent) from long range.
It was a different story in the second half, as the 3-point shot deserted the Chargers. Ayden hit only 1 of 8 trifectas (12.5 percent) in the game's final 16 minutes.
"You live and die by the 3," Chargers coach John Moye said. "Tonight, we died by the 3."
That wasn't the case in the first quarter, when Rondell Bell and Brandon Larry hit on three consecutive treys to stake an early 16-9 lead. The Chargers hit five of their first eight shots, a task nearly matched by the Hurricanes' 4-of-8 start that hinted at the barn burner to come.
Ayden-Grifton stayed hot in the second quarter and stretched its lead to a game-high 13 points at 33-20 on a 5-of-6 start from the floor. Things slowly started to change in the third, as Pamlico chipped away at its deficit, taking its first lead of the evening on a DJ Lewis layup with 2:51 to play in the quarter. That shot gave the Hurricanes a 42-41 lead, and a subsequent bucket by Jermicus Brown put Pamlico up by three before Ayden-Grifton responded by scoring the final eight points of the quarter to take a 49-44 lead.
The lead changed hands several times in the final period as raucous cheering sections from each school tried to will their respective teams to victory.
The Chargers tied the game at 57 on a baseline floater from Bell before the Hurricanes went on a mini-run to take control in the final minutes. Ultimately, though, the Chargers' poor shooting effort doomed them, as they hit on just 10-of-30 (33 percent) shots in the second half.
"I thought we settled too much in the second half," Moye said. "We needed to drive more. We talked to the kids about stop waiting for someone else to do something. We were too stationary."
On the other end, the Hurricanes, led by Lewis, were anything but stationary. The 5-foot-9 junior point guarded slashed the Chargers to ribbons, penetrating his way to 13 points, all in the second half. Brown added a double-double, scoring 18 points to go along with 17 boards.
"We let (Lewis) drive too far into the lane," Moye said. "The penetration by them was very effective."
The Chargers were led by three players in double figures. Larry finished with a game-high 21 points, followed by Geremi Dixon with 17 and Bell with 13.
With the win, Pamlico will make its first regionals appearance since 2008.
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DAHLONEGA, GA The 24th-ranked North Georgia baseball team opened the season on a high note on Saturday evening, using solid pitching and timely hitting to come away with an 11-3 victory over visiting Pfeiffer University at Bob Stein Stadium in non-conference action.
The Saints jumped all over the Falcons in the early going, posting three spots in the first two innings to take a 6-0 lead. Brad Hall started the scoring in the first inning as the junior belted his 19th career home run, a two run blast to put North Georgia on the board.
In the second inning, Andre Airich delivered a two-run double to make it 5-0, before Anders Oster grounded out to bring Erisman around and cap the three-run second frame.
The North Georgia bats stayed quiet until the seventh inning when Chad Sage provided an RBI double to right field, scoring Oster to make it a 7-0 lead. Kenny Bellevance would come through later in the inning with a two-out single, giving the Saints a commanding 9-0 advantage.
Denver Stovall capped the Saints day at the plate in the eighth inning with a single to plate two more runs and make it 11-0. Pfeiffer came out in the ninth and pushed across three runs as North Georgia completed a commanding 11-3 opening day win.
Chris Rearick (1-0) was the story of the day on the mound for the Saints, lasting eight innings and giving up just four hits while striking out seven for his first win in a North Georgia uniform. Nick Fogleman (0-1) came up short for Pfeiffer, allowing six runs, five earned, in five innings of work.
North Georgia returns to action on Sunday afternoon, closing out a three-game series with Pfeiffer University with a doubleheader scheduled to start at 12:00 p.m. The game can be heard at www.SaintsSports.com with Rusty Brown and David Beall providing the play-by-play. Fans can also follow live stats of the event at the home of the Saints.


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It turns out bluegrass musician Rhonda Vincent is worth more than five cents, according to Robert Smith of Ocean Isle Beach, who first heard her sing in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
"The first time I ever saw her," he said about Vincent, "was in Myrtle Beach and she was wearing a little cowgirl outfit. I told my wife, 'She won't be worth five cents,' and she got a standing ovation."
Smith has been enjoying bluegrass music in Myrtle Beach with his wife for 42 years, and they always get the same seat. They were two of many people who traveled to the Neuse River Music Fest, held at Lenoir Community College Friday and Saturday.
Headlining Saturday's event were Rhonda Vincent & the Rage, and Gene Watson. It's Vincent's fourth year of performing in Kinston.
"We've been here enough times that people have become friends," she said Saturday in the VIP room before her first set.
Vincent said she has met people at the event and through the Internet and looks forward to seeing them each year.
"I think that's what bluegrass and music is — a family atmosphere," she said.
One of them is Bill Wells, a festival committee member.
"When I heard her on 'Song of the Mountain' five years ago, I ordered a CD," Wells said.
When he got the CD, some of "the girls in the office" asked who was on it. He told them they wouldn't know her. When they saw it was Vincent's CD, they told him she was going to be in Kinston. He's been going to her concerts ever since.
"I've been a Rhonda fan ever since," Wells said. The next year he had cancer, but was asked to escort her. And he did, without any reservations.
Vincent, who resides in Missouri and grew up singing with her family, has performed with Watson, another headliner at the festival.
"I think he is one of THE greatest voices in country music," Vincent said. "So I feel a great honor each time I get to share the stage with him. He is incredible."
Brian and Susan Brown from Ontario, Canada, drive down to Myrtle Beach to reside during the winters, and took a weekend trip from there to Kinstonto hear the bluegrass music.
The Browns of Perry Sound, a town of 6,500 people, did an online search last year for their favorite band and found out they were playing in Kinston, so they purchased front-row seats at the festival.
"And we're enjoying every minute," Susan Brown said Friday evening. They're great groups."
Brian Brown said, "We got into (bluegrass) in Myrtle Beach about 20 years ago."
They said they love the barbecue — which they don't have in Canada — and the "down-to-earth people."
"The seats are really comfy compared to some festivals we've been to, and the food is top-notch," Susan Brown said about the VIP dinner.
Doris Clary of South Hill, Va., has attended the festival with her husband for a number of years.
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From July 6th to 14th every year the word fiesta is written in capital letters in Pamplona. The Sanfermines have arrived. When the chupinazo (ceremonial rocket) is fired the city explodes into life. Thousands of people from all over the world descend on the city, which dresses up in red and white. For nine days the streets turn into a feast of friendship, joy, music and non-stop partying, to the rhythm of the charangas and the peñas.
The Encierro (Bull Run) is the only moment of the day when the party stops, and great tension descends on the route just a few minutes before the bulls start their 'race' behind the mozos (young men). The surge of emotions culminates in the bullring at the end of the run. The fiesta continues with caldico (clear broth) chocolate with churros (long doughnuts), the Gigantes (ceremonial giants) and Cabezudos (carnival figures with big heads), the aperitif, the bullfight in the evening, or the fireworks at night. These then give way to all-night partying.
And after the fiesta... comes the calm. After experiencing this world-famous fiesta, what better way to enjoy a deserved rest by visiting one of the most welcoming parts of Navarre. Relax in the green Pyrenees, stroll through leafy oak and beech woods, or swim in a crystal-clear river. If you prefer, head south to meet the warm and friendly people of La Ribera and the plains under the hot sun, and enjoy the gastronomy of the Ebro valley.
History of... The fiesta of San FermĂn
The origin of the fiesta of San FermĂn goes back to the Middle Ages and is related to three celebrations: religious ceremonies in honour of San FermĂn, which intensified from the 12th century onwards, trade fairs and bullfights, which were first documented in the 14th century. Initially, the fiesta San FermĂn was held on October 10th, but in 1591 the people of Pamplona, fed up with the bad weather at that time of year, decided to transfer the fiesta to July so it would coincide with the Fair. This is how the Sanfermines were born. It initially lasted two days and had a pregĂłn (opening speech), musicians, a tournament, theatre and bullfights. Other events were added later, such as fireworks and dances, and the fiesta lasted until July 10th.
Chronicles from the 17th and 18th centuries tell us of religious events together with music, dance, giants, tournaments, acrobats, bull runs and bullfights, and the clergy's concern at the excessive drinking and dissolute behaviour of young men and women. They also refer to the presence of people from other lands, whose shows "made the city more fun". In the 19th century there were curious fairground attractions such as a woman fired from a cannon, exotic animals or wax figures, while the Comparsa de Gigantes (parade of giants) had new carnival figures with big heads, kilikis and zaldikos. Furthermore, the absence of a double fence in the bull run meant that the bulls escaped on several occasions and ran around the city streets.
The Sanfermines reached their peak of popularity in the 20th century. The novel "The Sun Also Rises" ("Fiesta"), written by Ernest Hemingway in 1926, attracted people from all over the world to come to the fiesta of Pamplona. The 20th century also witnessed new events within the fiesta such as the Riau-Riau (suspended since 1991), the Chupinazo, or the cultural programme.
History of... The saint
|Worship of San FermĂn in Pamplona took place before the Sanfermines, and his image is still the focus around which this universal fiesta revolves According to tradition, a presbyter called Honesto arrived in Roman Pamplona in the 3rd century. He had been sent by San Saturnino (also known as San CernĂn) to evangelise the city and he converted senator Firmo and his family to the Christian faith. His son FermĂn was christened by San Saturnino at the place now known as the pocico de San Cernin (little well of San CernĂn) and was ordained into the priesthood in Toulouse (France). He returned to Pamplona as Bishop and died, decapitated, in Amiens, where he baptised more than 3,000 people.
According to tradition, San FermĂn was the first Bishop of Pamplona, although his veneration is not recorded until the 12th century thanks to litanies from Amiens, in which he appeared from the 8th century onwards. San FermĂn is now co-patron saint of Navarre with St Francis Xavier, and is also the patron of boot makers, wine traders and bakers.
Programme of events
In Sanfermines the fiesta mainly occurs outdoors. Spontaneity blends with the official programme of events. Anywhere in the centre of Pamplona, and at any hour, you will find a great variety of events for all tastes and age groups: the encierro for the boldest, the procession of San FermĂn for the most devout, the Gigantes and carnival figures for both kids and parents .
The chupinazo
The rocket that inaugurates the fiesta of San FermĂn is known as the chupinazo. At 12 noon on July 6th thousands of people fill City Hall Square to overflowing. With great expectation, accompanied by chants, shouting and cheering, the crowd dressed in red and white waits for a member of the City Council to light the fuse of the rocket. To the shout of "Pamploneses, Viva San FermĂn! Gora San FermĂn!" the places erupts and thousands of red neck scarves are waved to welcome nine days of unparalleled fun.
The vĂsperas and the riau-riau
On July 6th at 8 p.m. vespers in honour of San FermĂn are held in the church of San Lorenzo. They date back to the 15th century and involve a rich musical repertoire. This event is attended by the City Council in official dress. The councillors leave the City Hall and walk through the streets, accompanied by hundreds of young people, to the sound of the "Astrain Waltz", whose chorus gave rise to the name "Riau- Riau". In its early years the event lasted one hour, although with the passing of time it took longer – and was even interrupted – so it was suspended for several years.
July 7th is the festivity of San FermĂn. The procession in honour of the saint takes place at 10 a.m.; it is a massively attended event that is very dear to the people of Pamplona. Together with the civil and ecclesiastical authorities, a large crowd accompanies the image of San FermĂn along a route in the Old Part of Pamplona. It is a time for tradition and devotion. The image that is revered is a 15th-century wood carving with a silver coating that was added in 1687. In the oval on the image's chest there are reliquaries of San FermĂn.
The dianas (literally, wake-up calls) involve a route followed by the city's band (La Pamplonesa) through the streets of the Old Quarter. At 6:45 a.m. the band leaves the City Hall and delights a varied audience consisting of people who have just got up, those who still have not gone to bed, or runners waiting for the encierro, among others.
The encierro
The Encierro is the event at the heart of the Sanfermines and makes the fiesta a spectacle that would be unimaginable in any other place in the world.
Gigantes y cabezudos
The Comparsa de Gigantes y Cabezudos is a whole 'court' of kings preceded by its entourage of carnival figures with big heads, kilikis and zaldikos (horse figures). There are 25 papier-mâché figures that follow different routes through the city every day .
The giants are the oldest figures. They date back to 1850 and reach a height of 4.2 metres above the dancer that carries them, and weigh between 59 and 64 kilos. They consist of four couples (King and Queen) that represent America, Africa, Europe and Asia, and they dance to the txistu (Basque flute) and the tabor.
The kilikis represent the councillors and their mission is to 'frighten' and entertain the youngsters. These six figures carry foam 'sticks' and playfully hit and chase after the little ones. They are known by such funny names as Coletas (ponytails), Patata (potato), Barbas (beardy), Verrugas (warts), Napoleón and Caravinagre (vinegar face). The zaldikos ('horses' in Basque) are six papier-mâché figures carried by young men dressed in a red and gold suit. They also carry 'sticks'. The cabezudos (carnival figures with big heads) go in front of the giants are the most serious characters in the retinue. They draw attention thanks to their large heads, and their names are: Japonés (Japanese man), Japonesa (Japanese woman), Concejal (councillor), Abuela (grandmother) and Alcalde (Mayor).
The peñas are groups of friends who have formed social clubs and are stalwarts of the city's fiestas; indeed, they emerged for and as a result of the Sanfermines. They are most visible (and audible) during the bullfight. Their seats are on the 'sunny' side of the bullring, and their anthems, clothing, badges and banners give the bullring a special atmosphere. After the bullfight they all converge on the Plaza del Castillo, from where they set out on different routes through the streets of the Old Part of the city .
Their presence is not just restricted to the bullfight, their music and non-stop fun can be seen on the streets all day long and through a good part of the night. Their essential flag is their banner, which depicts different scenes from the life of the city in a humorous vein. Their clubs (in calle Jarauta and nearby streets) turn into excellent bars during the fiesta where you can drink, dance and have fun all round the clock.
There are 16 peñas. The oldest is La Ăšnica, founded in 1903. The others are Muthiko Alaiak, El Bullicio PamplonĂ©s, La Jarana, Oberena, Aldapa, Anaitasuna, Los del Bronce, Irrintzi, AlegrĂa de Iruña, ArmonĂa Txantreana, Donibane, La Rotxa, 7 de Julio San FermĂn, San Jorge and El Txarko .
Although the peñas were born for and as a result of the fiesta of San FermĂn, their members get together and organise a number of gastronomic, cultural and sports events throughout the year .
Without doubt, in Sanfermines the fiesta belongs outdoors. You can enjoy an enormous range of shows and activities, many of them free of charge. These usually take place every year, but it is a good idea to look at the programme to find out the date and time of each one.
The mornings in the Sanfermines are also full of attractions. On July 6th there is a big folk festival in the Plaza de los Fueros. An exhibition of rural Basque sports is also held in the same square on different days. In the Media Luna park there are representations of Basque culture and every day at 8.30 p.m. there are dances and music from the casas regionales of Spain in the Bosquecillo (behind the Tres Reyes hotel). In the bullring, apart from the bullfights there are other events, with the corrida vasco-landesa (bullfighting in the French Basque-Landes style) and a competition of young recortadores (bull dodgers) that attract good crowds.
In the Plaza de Conde Rodezno the children can enjoy the shows and games that are organised for them. Horse enthusiasts head for the fair that is held every July 7th.
Obviously, the night holds a lot in store in terms of shows and displays: the toro de fuego (fire bull), dances, fireworks, concerts, etc. are some of the things that liven up the streets and squares of the centre of Pamplona at night.
Music and concerts
Music can be heard everywhere in the city throughout the fiesta, and although most of it happens in an improvised way the official programme also attaches a lot of importance to concerts and verbenas (open-air dances). The City Council programmes concerts every day (except July 7th) in the Taconera gardens. Of the morning concerts we would highlight the alarde de txistularis (display of Basque flute players). with pieces played by professional musicians. In this concert other instruments join the txistu, such as trumpets, horns, trombones, tubas and accordions. The musical forms that take over the streets at night are endless, ranging from verbenas to open-air jazz and rock concerts by top artists.
The funfair
The funfair, popularly known as 'Las Barracas' is located in a special site near the centre of the city. There are around one hundred fairground attractions in Sanfermines, ranging from roundabouts for the little ones, scarier rides for teenagers, bars and restaurants, stalls selling churros, tĂłmbolas, etc. It is an overwhelming atmosphere of colour and good fun.
At 11 p.m. from July 6th to 14th, when the fiesta is just starting its long night, a brilliant and noisy firework display takes place in the citadel that attracts tens of thousands of pamploneses and visitors. On July 7th, the Day of San FermĂn, the firework display is accompanied by music. The best place to see it is the park of the Vuelta del Castillo, on whose soft grass many tired revellers stretch out to rest and enjoy the fireworks, and then carry on with the fiesta.
Pobre de mĂ
This is the last official event of the fiesta. The people of Pamplona converge on City Hall Square on July 14th holding candles to say goodbye to the fiesta at midnight and immediately start the countdown for the following year's Sanfermines.
The mayor, speaking from a balcony, officially 'closes' the fiesta and calls on everyone to come back for more fun next year, accompanied by a traca of noisy fireworks from the adjacent Plaza de los Burgos. Despite the fact that it is the last official act of the fiesta, the party continues right through the night.
The Pobre de mĂ takes its name from a song that is sung right through the night: "Pobre de mĂ, pobre de mĂ, que se han "acabao" the fiestas of San FermĂn". (Poor me, poor me, the fiesta of San FermĂn is over).
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It's taken a little while longer for me to compile than the options at No. 9 pick for the Wolves in this year's draft, but it's time to go over the plethora of options the Wolves have at No. 26 to add some depth and missing weaponry to their roster for next year and moving forward.
We know there are a lot of different ways this team can go thanks to the potential free agency of Andrei Kirilenko and the restricted free agency of Nikola Pekovic. And while this draft isn't going to be able to outright replace what those two bring to the table on any given night, adding depth in case they can't replace these guys right away, should that option come up, is important in keeping the core together and properly equipped to battle in the NBA. With the 26th pick in the draft, I love the number of options the Wolves have. They can go big with plenty of solid options here or they can go back to the wing and try to keep adding to depth on the perimeter.
No matter which way they go here (assuming they keep the pick), I think the decision will end up being a good one. Like we did with the post on No. 9 in the draft, let's look at the options most likely available to the Wolves, who the experts are picking right now for No. 26, I'll give my opinion on who I think they will take, and then we'll have a worst-case and best-case scenario for Minnesota.
Let's look at the options for No. 26 (I won't go as in-depth as I did with No. 9 because there are just so many more options, but I'll try to hit the basics and we can discuss the rest in the comments): Continue Reading…


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Here are a few recipes that use summer produce whether it's rhubarb, blueberries, blackberries, or strawberries; or cabbage, tomatoes, green beans, and/or zucchini. These fresh items will enhance the recipe with their crispness and flavor.
Pork Chops with Blueberry Sauce
1 2 ½ - 3 pound boneless rolled pork loin roast
2 cups blueberry sauce (recipe below)
½ cup granulated sugar
½ cup blueberry juice
½ teaspoon Dijon mustard
Pinch of ground cinnamon
2 tablespoons cornstarch
2 tablespoons cold water
¼ cup fresh blueberries
Place pork in a 5-quart slow cooker.
In a bowl stir together blueberry sauce, sugar, blueberry juice, mustard, and cinnamon. Pour over pork, cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours or until meat is tender. Remove roast and keep warm.
Skim fat from juices; pour juices into a 2-cup measuring cup, adding water if needed to measure 2-cups. Pour into a small saucepan; bring to a boil over medium high heat.
Combine cornstarch and cold water until smooth, whisk into pan juices; bring to a boil; cook and whisk for 2-3 minutes until thickened. Season with salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste. Add ¼ cup fresh blueberries to gravy and use for pork loin. Slice pork and serve with blueberry sauce.
Blueberry Sauce
2 cups fresh blueberries
½ cup granulated sugar
juice of one lemon
2 tablespoons rum or brandy (Optional)
Wash and drain blueberries. In a blender combine blueberries, sugar, lemon juice, and rum. Blend until coarse blueberries appear.
Strawberry - Rhubarb Salad
This is a delightful combination of sweet strawberries and tart raw rhubarb.
½ cup toasted pecans or walnuts
2 fresh rhubarb stalks, leaves removed entirely, thinly sliced on the diagonal
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 tablespoon orange liqueur or fresh orange juice
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
2 pounds strawberries, hulled and quartered
½ cup torn fresh baby arugula leaves
Toast pecans in a 350 degree oven on a rimmed baking sheet, tossing occasionally until a golden brown, about 8-10 minutes. Let cool, and set aside.
In a salad bowl toss rhubarb, sugar, orange liqueur or orange juice, and lemon juice. Let it sit until rhubarb is slightly softened and releases its juices about 30-40 minutes, do not soak for more than an hour or rhubarb will be too soft. Toss in strawberries and arugula. When ready to serve toss in toasted nuts.
Blackberry-Strawberry Chutney
1 ½ cups blackberries
½ cup finely chopped Vidalia onion or sweet onion
juice of ½ lime
2 tablespoon brown sugar
Pinch of salt
½ cup fresh strawberries, coarsely chopped
Over medium heat in a saucepan cook, stirring, blackberries, onion, lime juice, brown sugar, and salt, until berries break down, about 8-10 minutes. Let cool for about 20 minutes then stir in strawberries. Serve with pork, chicken or shrimp.
Parchment Baked Fish and Tomatoes
Parchment paper
1 8-ounce package thin green beans (haricots verts), cut into 1-inch pieces
1 small Vidalia onion or sweet onion, thinly sliced
1 small jalapeno pepper, seeds and ribs removed and chopped (Optional)
2 large tomatoes, chopped
4 4-ounce fresh white fish fillets (flounder, grouper, tilapia, or snapper)
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 fresh lemon, cut into 4-slices, trim ends off
1 tablespoon dried sweet basil, chopped
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Make four 17-inch squares of parchment paper. Lay on top of a rimmed baking sheet.
In a bowl toss together green beans, onion slices, tomatoes, and peppers. Divide this equally placing on squares of parchment. Top each one with a fish fillet, sprinkle with salt and pepper, to taste. Drizzle with olive oil. Squeeze juice from lemon over fish, place one lemon slice on each fillet.
Bring parchment paper sides up over mixture; double fold top and sides to seal, making 4-packets.
Place pan with packets in a 400 degree oven for 15-20 minutes or until a thermometer registers 140 degrees when inserted through paper into fish. Place each packet on a serving plate and cut open. Sprinkle fish with basil and parsley. Serve immediately.
Creamy Coleslaw with Raisins
1 small green cabbage, finely shredded
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
½ cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup sour cream
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
2 large carrots, coarsely grated
½ cup raisins (I use the light raisins.)
½ cup Vidalia or sweet onion, coarsely chopped (Optional)
In a bowl whisk together vinegar, lemon juice, sugar, mayonnaise, and sour cream; add salt and pepper to taste. Cover and refrigerate for at least an hour.
In a large bowl toss together cabbage, carrots, onions (optional), and raisins. Pour in chilled dressing and toss thoroughly to coat. Refrigerate, covered until slaw begins to soften about 2 hours or up to 2-days, before serving, toss coleslaw again.
Zucchini Salad
2 ½ pounds fresh zucchini, thinly sliced as coins
3 tablespoons EVOO, olive oil
¼ cup fresh lemon juice (from one lemon)
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
½ cup toasted sunflower seeds
Place zucchini slices in a large bowl and gently toss with olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Top with grated Parmesan cheese and sunflower seeds. Serve immediately.
Blueberry-Pecan Coffee Cake
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 ¼ cups granulated sugar
Pinch of salt
1 stick room temperature butter, half a cup, cubed
¾ cup pecans or walnuts, chopped
½ cup rolled oats
1/3 cup brown sugar
1 ½ teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon baking soda
1 cup milk
1 large egg, room temperature
3 cups fresh blueberries
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
1 tablespoon cold butter, cut into tiny pieces
Butter and flour a 9-inch square pan and set aside.
In a bowl whisk together flour, sugar and salt. Add butter cubes, and mash with a fork.
Transfer ¾ cup of mixture to another bowl and stir in ¾ cup chopped pecans, rolled oats and brown sugar. This is for the cake's topping. Set aside.
Stir together baking powder and baking soda. Stir into flour/butter mixture, stir in milk and egg. Pour batter into prepared pan.
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"Most embarrassing loss ever!"
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"The Aztecs were clearly outplayed and outcoached!"
"I think we need to look for a new head coach!"
Steve Fisher, in a perverse sort of way, is probably smiling. San Diego State's head basketball coach has talked for years about building a program on Montezuma Mesa, not a team, and there's a difference. A team goes 34-3 and wins an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in school history; a program returns to the tournament the next year, and the next.
A program sells out the arena three months before the first game.
A program means expectations are elevated to Himalayan levels, and the wackos on the message boards start calling for the legendary coach's job when you win a game in the tournament for only the second season in school history but then allow a school no one has heard of become the only No. 15 seed ever to reach a Sweet 16.
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He nodded toward a distraught Chase Tapley.
"He's been to four straight NCAA Tournaments and has been part of the only three NCAA Tournament wins in school history. Look, in this event, everyone is going to be sad except for one team."
It is a season, then, shackled with a conflicted legacy.
Will it be judged through the prism of the past? Of a 0-14 conference record in Fisher's first year at SDSU? Of the beat writer from the Las Vegas paper going to the bathroom shortly before tipoff and returning to find UNLV leading the Aztecs 15-1? Of an associate athletic director being asked for the attendance in his empty 12,414-seat arena, looking at his watch and announcing a crowd of 945?
Or will it be judged on the enormous expectations that Fisher so magically created? On 34-3? On four straight trips to the tournament? On the first five-star prep recruit in school history?
A year ago, a 26-8 team that lost in the tournament to a bigger, stronger, better North Carolina State squad seeded 11th was considered a lovable overachiever. A year later, a team with most of same protagonists, with an almost identical RPI, with considerable higher ratings in other computer metrics, with the lowest defensive field-goal percentage in school history, wins a game in the tournament and is considered a disappointment by many.
"I think we're a better team this year than last year," Fisher said after beating Oklahoma 70-55 in Philadelphia. "But a year ago we got a pass. That doesn't happen at what we do (in college basketball). Our fans said, 'Well, you lose all these guys from the 34-3 team, so you may not be that good, but, boy, wait until what is now this year.'


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