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Excellent for tumbling brass casings
By GLN305
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Comments about 25 lbs. Walnut Shell 24 Grit Fine Abrasive Media:
I bought some of this in place of expensive purpose-packaged brass tumbling media and this works as well if not better due to the finer grind.
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Works as intended
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This was dry when I got it and works well in the spot blaster I got from here. The issues I have are that it doesn't blast as well as aluminum oxide, or sand. But those both have safety concerns and should be used in a blast cabinet. For the occiasional blasting in your garage or driveway, this is what you need. It works fairly well, it is reusable if you have something to catch the media and it doesn't have any safety concerns. Really, you can sweep up the shells that you didn't catch and put them in your garden.The only downside is how sensitive it is to moisture. You'll need a real air/oil separator to keep it from clogging in your blaster.
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I needed to replace my tumbler media after looking all over the forums somebody recommended the Harbor Freight Coarse Walnut Shell Media. So I went to my local Harbor Freight and got a box of it, after trying several times I wasn't satisfied, it was not cleaning my brass as good as the old corncob and they were getting stuck inside the primer pocked.I decided to return it and get a box of the fine one instead, I had a 20% off cupon that made the price even better.I added a squirt of Nu-Finish (car Wax) and after 2 hours of tumbling my 357 sig nasty looking brass came up shinning like brand new.The first couple of times u use it you will see some dust residues inside the tumbler, so don't forget to put a used dryer sheet inside the tumbler, it will catch must of the dust.
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I wouldn't. Unadilla has some must see spots that the VIP tent won't get you close enough to, or even be able to see at all. The skyshot has to be seen to be believed. I spent most of the race last year there and will probably head there this year as well. You should try to see the first turn of one moto it's a 90 degree right hand turn and when 40 of them come through there at once it's worth the price of admission alone. Not a whole lot of room by that fence so you need to pick a moto and park it there. Gravity Cavity and the Screw U are also must see's. But you haven't lived until you've see them whip it on the skyshot. The food there is decent enough so to use the VIP for a few "free eats" and some shade just doesn't cut it you need to see Unadilla up close. The VIP tent will give you an overall view of a lot of the track but isn't close to anything. Save your money unless a seat on a folding chair under a tent is really important.
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2007-2008 Ranking of the Bowls
Which were the best games of the post-season?
The bowl season was far better than it'll get credit for. The BCS
games stunk, and there weren't a lot of gripping matchups and no
all-timers, but 17 of the 32 were decided by seven points or fewer
with eight decided by three points or fewer. Here are quick recaps
and a ranking of all 32 games from the god-awful to the best of the
Flat-out sucked
If you sat through all sixty minutes
of these games, you're either a fan of one of the teams playing,
have no life, are just plain nuts, work for CFN, or all of the
32. New Mexico Bowl
New Mexico 23 ... Nevada 0
New Mexico blew past Nevada with 548 yards of total offense,
while the defense allowed a mere 210. Marcus Smith took a pass 66 yards for a
score on the third play of the game, and Travis Brown caught a 39-yard touchdown
pass late in the first quarter. John Sullivan was the Lobo scorer the rest of
the way with a 53-yard field goal, a 45-yarder and a 37-yard kick. The Lobo
defense never let the Wolf Pack offense get close allowing just 73 rushing yards
and forced 11 punts. The two teams combined to convert a mere six of 26 third
down chances.
Offensive Player of the
Game: New Mexico QB Donovan Porterie completed 20 of 36 passes for 354 yards
and two touchdowns with an interception.
Defensive Player of the Game: Nevada LB Joshua Mauga made 11 tackles,
forced a fumble and made a tackle for loss
Stat Leaders: Nevada - Passing: Colin
Kaepernick, 13-31, 137 yds
Rushing: Luke Lippencott, 10-40. Receiving:
Marko Mitchell, 6-96
New Mexico - Passing: Donovan Porterie,
20-36, 354 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Paul Baker, 22-167. Receiving: Travis Brown,
2008 Sugar Bowl
Georgia 41 ... Hawaii 10
Georgia destroyed Hawaii with eight sacks, several other
pressures, and holding the high-octane Warrior attack to a mere 306
yards with most coming late. Hawaii turned it over six times leading
to several easy scores, but Georgia had now problems moving the ball
on its own with Knowshon Moreno running for scores from 17 and 11
yards out in the first quarter, Sean Baliey catching an 11-yard
scoring pass in the second, and Marcus Howard recovering a fumble
off a sack in the third. Brandon Coutu blasted field goals from 52
and 45 yards out for the Bulldogs on the way to a 31-3 lead before
Hawaii finally got in the end zone on a Tyler Graunke touchdown pass
to Ryan Grice-Mullen in the fourth. The two teams combined for 22
penalties for 190 yards.
Offensive Player of the
Game: The entire starting Georgia offensive line
Defensive Player of the Game: Georgia DE Marcus Howard made
four tackles, two sacks, three tackles for loss, forced two tumbles,
and recovered one for a touchdown.
Stat Leaders: Georgia - Passing: Matthew
Stafford, 14-23, 175 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Thomas Brown, 19-73, 1 TD. Receiving:
Mo Massaquoi, 5-54
Hawaii - Passing: Colt Brennan, 22-38, 169 yds,
Rushing: Kealoha Pilares, 7-26. Receiving:
Jason Rivers, 10-105
30. 2008 GMAC Bowl
Tulsa 63 ... Bowling Green 7
Bowling Green lost four fumbles in the first half and Tulsa
was happy to take advantage on the way to a 35-0 first half lead
and a 42-0 start before the Falcons finally got on the board.
With a few trick plays and the passing of Paul Smith, the Golden
Hurricane rolled at will with five Smith scoring passes,
including two to Trae Johnson, and a touchdown catch, run, and
throw from RB Tarrion Adams. The normally high-powered Bowling
Green offense was held to just 229 yards with the lone score
coming on a kickoff return after a 14-yard Johnson catch. This
was the biggest blowout in bowl history.
Offensive Player of the
Tulsa QB Paul Smith completed
27 of 45 passes for 312 yards and five touchdowns, and ran nine
times for 46 yards and a score.
Defensive Player of the
Game: Tulsa LB Chris Chamberlain made 17 tackles, 1.5 sacks,
5.5 tackles for loss and forced a fumble
Stat Leaders: Bowling Green - Passing: Tyler
Sheehan, 14-19, 141 yds
Rushing: Tyler Sheehan, 7-21. Receiving:
Anthony Turner, 6-33
Tulsa - Passing: Paul Smith, 27-45, 312 yds, 5
Rushing: Tarrion Adams, 17-112, 1 TD. Receiving:
Charles Clay,
29. 2008 Cotton Bowl
Missouri 38 ... Arkansas 7
Everyone expected to see a big-time running game, but the
wrong one showed up. Missouri's Tony Temple set a Cotton Bowl record
with 281 rushing yards scoring from 22, 4, 4, and 40 yards out in
the stunning rout. Arkansas turned the ball over five times and only
managed a three-yard Darren McFadden touchdown run late in the third
quarter, but by that time it was 28-7 Missouri and the outcome had
basically been decided. The Tigers outgained the Hogs 323 yards to
164 on the ground.
Offensive Player of the
Game: Missouri RB Tony Temple ran 24 times for 281 yards and
four touchdowns
Defensive Player of the Game: Missouri S William Moore made
13 tackles, picked off a pass and forced a fumble
Stat Leaders: Arkansas - Passing: Casey Dick,
19-32, 197 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Darren McFadden, 21-105, 1 TD. Receiving:
Peyton Hillis, 5-52
Missouri - Passing: Chase Daniel, 12-29, 136
yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Tony Temple 24-281, 4 TD. Receiving: Will
Franklin, 5-77
2008 International Bowl
Rutgers 52 ... Ball State 30
Ray Rice ran for 280 yards and four scores highlighted by a
90-yard scoring dash on the third play in the second half to give
Rutgers a 31-9 lead. Ball State kept the pressure on with Nate Davis
and the passing game, with two fourth quarter touchdown passes to
Darius Hill and a ten-yard scoring toss to Dante Love, but balanced
Scarlet Knight offense proved to be too much to overcome. Along with
the big dash, Rice also scored three times for one yard out, but it
was the passing attack that made it a blowout with Mike Teel
starting off the game with a 36-yard touchdown pass to Tim Brown on
the opening drive, and putting it away with a 47-yard strike to
Kenny Britt late in the fourth. Rutgers rolled up 595 yards of total
offense, 292 on the ground and 303 through the air, while Ball State
amassed 460 total yards.
Offensive Player of the
Rutgers RB Ray Rice
ran 35 times for 280 yards and four touchdowns.
Defensive Player of the Game: Rutgers S Courtney Greene made
ten tackles and broke up a pass
Stat Leaders: Ball State - Passing: Nate Davis,
25-49, 291 yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Chris Clancy, 12-98. Receiving: Dante Love,
Rutgers - Passing: Mike Teel, 16-25, 303 yds, 3
Rushing: Ray Rice, 35-280, 4 TD. Receiving: Kenny Britt,
2007 Sun Bowl
Oregon 56 ... South Florida 21
Oregon ran for 353 yards on the supposedly stout
USF defense with Jonathan Stewart running for 243 with a 71-yard
touchdown dash and an eight-yard scoring catch. USF hung tough in
the first half with a 35-yard Delbert Alvarado field goal making it
18-14 Ducks at halftime, and then the Oregon attack blew up with 31
straight points on three of Justin Roper's four touchdown passes and
a 25-yard interception return for a score form Walter Thurmond.
USF's Matt Grothe came up with a miraculous 21-yard touchdown pass
to Taurus Johnson in the second quarter after spinning out of a
defender's grasp, but he got banged up in the third quarter and gave
way to Grant Gregory, who led the team with 42 yards on four
Offensive Player of the Game:
Oregon RB Jonathan Stewart ran 23 times for 253
yards and a touchdown with two catches for 29 yards and a score
Defensive Player of the Game: Oregon CB Jairus Byrd led the
Ducks with eight tackles with two interceptions, four broken up
passes, and a forced fumble,
Stat Leaders: South Florida - Passing: Matt
Grothe, 18-35, 197 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Grant Gregory, 4-42. Receiving:
Taurus Johnson, 4-51, 1 TD
Oregon - Passing: Justin Roper, 17-30, 180 yds,
Rushing: Jonathan Stewart, 23-253, 1 TD. Receiving:
Jaison Williams, 4-40, 1 TD
26. 2008 Rose Bowl
USC 49 ... Illinois 17
USC got up 21-0 in the first half on two Chauncey Washington
scores and a 34-yard touchdown catch by Desmond Reed off a gadget play from
Garrett Green, but Illinois made it interesting for a few moments. On the first
drive of the third quarter, Rashard Mendenhall tore off a 79-yard touchdown run
to pull the Illini within ten. And then came the game's drama as Mendenhall took
a pass 55 yards into scoring range, but soon after Jacob Willis lost a fumble in
the end zone, and after a mad battle, USC LB Brian Cushing recovered and things
were never the same. On USC's ensuing drive, John David Booty threw a lateral to
Joe McKnight, who took it off the turn and ran 65 yards leading to a Fred David
two-yard touchdown catch to open up the floodgates. The Trojans scored 28
straight points on two Booty scoring passes, a six-yard McKnight run, and a
three-yard Hershel Dennis scoring run. Illinois had one last interesting moment
with a 56-yard touchdown catch from Arrelious Benn, but it was far too little,
far too late.
Offensive Player of the
USC RB Joe McKnight ran ten times for 125 yards and a touchdown, caught six
passes for 45 yards, and returned three punts for 36 yards.
Defensive Player of the Game: USC LB Rey Maualuga made four tackles,
three sacks, forced a fumble and came up with an interception
Stat Leaders: Illinois - Passing: Isiah Williams, 21-35,
245 yds, 2 INT
Rushing: Rashard Mendenhall, 17-155, 1 TD. Receiving: Arrelious
Benn, 5-80, 1 TD
USC - Passing: John David Booty, 25-37, 255 yds, 3 TD, 1
Rushing: Joe McKnight, 10-127, 1 TD. Receiving:
Fred Davis, 7-87, 1 TD
A bowl
game. Nothing more.
watched, were mildly amused, and then moved on to something better
and more entertaining. Like standing in line at the DMV.
25. 2007 Insight Bowl
Oklahoma State 49 ... Indiana 33
Indiana got up 3-0 on a 43-yard Austin Starr field goal on its
opening drive of the game, and then it was all Oklahoma State as
Dantrell Savage ran for a three-yard score and Zac Robinson threw
two touchdown passes and ran for two more as the Cowboys took a
35-10 lead into halftime. Indiana mounted a little bit of a comeback
in the second half with Kellen Lewis and Josiah Sears each running
for short touchdowns and James Bailey catching a 30-yard touchdown
pass with one second to play, but it was way too little, too late.
Dez Bryant caught touchdown passes from 24 and 11 yards out for OSU,
and Robinson finished with 372 yards of total offense and accounted
for five scores. The two teams combined for 20 penalties for 183
Offensive Player of the
Game: Oklahoma State QB Zac Robinson completed 24 of 34 passes
for 302 yards and three touchdowns with an interception, and ran 15
times for 70 yards and two scores
Defensive Player of the Game: Oklahoma State SS Andre Sexton
made ten tackles and a tackle for loss
Stat Leaders: Oklahoma State - Passing: Zac
Robinson, 24-34, 302 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Dantrell Savage, 23-100, 1 TD. Receiving:
Dez Bryant, 9-117, 2 TD
Indiana - Passing: Kellen Lewis, 22-43, 204 yds,
Rushing: Kellen Lewis, 10-83, 1 TD. Receiving: James
Hardy, 5-50
2007 Humanitarian Bowl
Fresno State 40 ... Georgia Tech 28
Fresno State gave up a 35-yard touchdown catch to Demaryius
Thomas on the opening drive of the game, and then rolled from there
with 27 straight points on a 43-yard Clifton Smith run, a six-yard
run from Marlon Moore, two Clint Stitser field goals, and a
three-yard Drew Lubinsky scoring grab. With star RB Tashard Choice
hurt, the Yellow Jackets got production out of Jonathan Dwyer in the
third quarter on touchdown runs of 36 and two yards out, but it was
hardly enough as Tom Brandstater was too sharp throughout. His
24-yard touchdown dash late in the third put it away, while Smith
closed things out with a 32-yard scoring run. The two teams combined
to convert 18 of 27 third down chances.
Offensive Player of the Game:
Fresno State QB Tom Brandstater completed 23 of
30 passes for 285 yards and a touchdown, and ran three times for 40
yards and a score
Defensive Player of the Game: Fresno State DE Tyler Clutts
made seven tackles, two sacks and broke up a pass
Stat Leaders: Fresno State - Passing: Tom Brandstater,
23-30, 285 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Clifton Smith, 18-152, 2 TD. Receiving: Marlon Moore,
Georgia Tech - Passing: Calvin Booker, 7-15,
116 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Tashard Choice, 12-69. Receiving:
Demaryius Thomas, 4-69, 1 TD
2007 Meineke Car Care Bowl
Wake Forest 24 ... Connecticut 10
Wake Forest gave up a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown to
Larry Taylor in the first quarter, and allowed a 29-yard field goal
in the second. Then it was all Demon Deacons scoring 24 unanswered
points while the defensive shut down the Husky attack. Riley Skinner
connected with John Tereshinski for a 20-yard score and Josh Adams
tore off a 38-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, Sam Swank
connected on a 43-yard field goal in the fourth, and Micah Andrews
put it away with a nine-yard touchdown run in the final minute.
UConn was held to just nine first downs and 213 yards of total
offense, while the Demon Deacon had 23 first downs and 412 yards.
Offensive Player of the
Wake Forest WR Kenneth Moore made 11 catches for 112 yards, returned
four punts for 26 yards, and two kickoffs for 33 yards
Defensive Player of the Game: Wake Forest LB Stanley Arnoux
made eight tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, half a sack, broke up a
pass and came up with an interception
Stat Leaders: Wake Forest - Passing: Riley
Skinner, 29-38, 268 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Josh Adams, 19-66, 1 TD. Receiving: Kenneth
Moore, 11-112
Connecticut - Passing: Tyler Lorenzen, 13-26,
98 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Donald Brown, 13-72. Receiving: Brad Kanauch,
22. 2007 New Orleans Bowl
Florida Atlantic 44 ... Memphis 27
Florida Atlantic couldn't be stopped as Rusty Smith threw five
touchdown passes to five different receivers, and DiIvory Edgecomb
scored on a touchdown catch and a four-yard run in the offensive
shootout. Memphis battled back to pull within three in the third
quarter on Martin Hankins' third touchdown pass of the game, a six-yarder
to Carlos Singleton, but that would be as close as it would come.
Hankins went down with a leg injury, twisting his knee and ankle and
the Tiger offense stopped moving the ball. The game changed for good
on an FAU blocked punt leading to a 16-yard Jason Harmon touchdown
grab, and then the Owl defense stiffened the rest of the way. In
all, the two teams combined for 631
Offensive Player of the Game:
Florida Atlantic QB Rusty Smith completed 25 of
32 passes for 336 yards and five touchdowns with an interception
Defensive Player of the Game: Florida Atlantic LB Frantz
Joseph made ten tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss and broke up a
Stat Leaders: Florida Atlantic - Passing: Rusty
Smith, 25-32, 336 yds, 5 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Charles Pierre, 11-49. Receiving:
Jason Harmon, 7-97, 1 TD
Memphis - Passing: Martin Hankins, 25-39, 281
yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Joseph Doss, 20-91. Receiving: Joseph Doss, 5-42
21. 2007 PapaJohns.com Bowl
Cincinnati 31 ... Southern Miss 21
Cincinnati QB Ben Mauk overcame a rough start to throw four
touchdown passes including two to Dominick Goodman in the second
quarter, and put the game away late in the third quarter with a
ten-yard scoring pass to Antwuan Giddens. Bearcat corner DeAngelo
Smith came up with three interceptions, including one to stop the
final USM drive, but the Golden Eagles had their moments with Jeremy
Young throwing two short touchdown passes and running for a one-yard
score. The two teams combined for seven sacks, 17 penalties and
seven turnovers.
Offensive Player of the
Cincinnati QB Ben Mauk completed 30 of 52 passes for 334 yards, and
four touchdowns with three interceptions
Defensive Player of the Game: Cincinnati CB DeAngelo Smith
made five tackles, broke up a pass and picked off three passes
Stat Leaders: Cincinnati - Passing: Ben Mauk,
30-52, 334 yds, 4 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: Ben Mauk, 12-41. Receiving: Dominick Goodman,
Southern Miss - Passing: Jeremy Young, 18-32,
122 yds, 2 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: Damion Fletcher, 29-155. Receiving: Damion
Fletcher, 7-50
Very Good. Worth the
Entertaining games,
for one reason or another,
worthy of your four-plus hours of time and effort.
20. 2007 Poinsettia Bowl
Utah 35 ... Navy 32
Utah seemingly had the game put away on a one-yard Darrell
Mack touchdown run with 1:27 to play on the way to a ten-point lead,
but Navy wouldn't go away with a 58-yard Zerbin Singleton touchdown
catch, followed by a recovered onside kick. Utah's Joe Dale finally
ended it with an interception. Brian Johnson ran for a 19-yard
touchdown and threw a 40-yard scoring pass to Derrek Richards as the
Utes overcame a 17-7 deficit with 21 straight points before the
Midshipmen got back in it on a ten-yard catch on a pitch from Shun
White. Navy ran for 316 yards to Utah's 213.
Offensive Player
of the Game:
Utah QB Brian Johnson completed 20 of 25 passes for 226 yards and a
touchdown, and ran 11 times for 69 yards and a score.
Defensive Player of the Game: Utah S Joe Dale made 12 tackles
(8 solo) and sealed the win with an interception.
Stat Leaders: Utah - Passing: Brian Johnson, 20-25,
226 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Darrell Mack, 22-76, 2 TD. Receiving: Brian
Hernandez, 5-63
Navy - Passing: Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada, 7-14,
122 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Eric Kettani, 12-125, 1 TD. Receiving: Zerbin
Singleton, 2-64, 1 TD
2007 Liberty Bowl
Mississippi State 10 ... UCF 3
Mississippi State came up with its fourth turnover of the day
on a Keith Fitzhugh interception in the fourth quarter, and then the offense
went on its best drive of the game going 59 yards in ten plays culminating in a
one-yard Anthony Dixon touchdown run. The only other scoring came in the second
quarter on a 45-yard Michael Torres field goal giving UCF a 3-0 lead, but MSU
answered with a 22-yard Adam Carlson field goal off a Knight turnover. UCF RB
Kevin Smith didn't break Barry Sanders' single-season rushing record coming up
62 yards short, but he ran for 119 yards. The rest of the Knight attack gained a
mere 88 finishing with only 219 yards, but MSU didn't do much better gaining
Offensive Player of the Game:
UCF RB Kevin Smith ran 35 times for 119 yards, and led the Knights
with three catches for 12 yards
Defensive Player of the Game:
Mississippi State CB Derek Pegues made four
tackles, a tackle for loss and picked off two passes
Stat Leaders: Mississippi State - Passing:
Wesley Carroll, 8-18, 39 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Anthony Dixon, 24-86, 1 TD. Receiving:
Christian Ducre, 3-10
UCF - Passing: Kyle Israel, 10-24, 88 yds, 3
Rushing: Kevin Smith, 35-119. Receiving: Kevin Smith,
18. 2008 Fiesta Bowl
West Virginia 48 ... Oklahoma 28
In the stunner of the bowl season, West Virginia ran for 349
yards with home run after home run. Up 6-3, the Mountaineers got a
57-yard touchdown run from Owen Schmitt in the second quarter, and
the passing game helped out with Pat White hitting a wide open
Darius Reynaud with a 21-yard touchdown pass and later on a 79-yard
strike to Tito Gonzalez. Reynaud ran for a 30-yard touchdown dash
late in the third quarter, and Noel Devine tore off scoring runs
from 17 and 65 yards. Oklahoma had a few chances to get in the game,
but rarely took advantage of its opportunities. A one-yard Chris
Brown touchdown run midway through the third quarter got the Sooners
within five, but Sam Bradford misfired on a two-point conversion
attempt, an onside kick attempt was recovered by West Virginia, and
the Mountaineers opened the game up from there going 39 yards in six
plays culminating in Devine's first scoring dash.
Offensive Player of the
Game: West Virginia QB Pat White completed 10 of 19 passes for
176 yards and two touchdowns and ran 20 times for 150 yards
Defensive Player of the Game: West Virginia LB Reed Williams
made nine tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss and forced a fumble
Stat Leaders: Oklahoma - Passing: Sam Bradford,
21-33, 242 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Allen Patrick, 14-82. Receiving:
Juaquin Iglesias, 8-43, 1 TD
West Virginia - Passing: Pat White, 10-19, 176
yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Pat White, 20-150. Receiving: Darius Reynaud,
2007 Alamo Bowl
Penn State 24 ... Texas A&M 17
Texas A&M took an early 14-0 lead on two Mike Goodson
touchdown runs, with the second on the first play following a
fumble, and then the Penn State running game took over. The Nittany
Lions finished with 270 yards on the ground, while the Aggie rushing
attack managed just 164 with a few key late plays getting stuffed
including a fourth and one misfire on the Penn State two late in the
fourth quarter. Deon Butler started off the scoring for Penn State
on a diving 30-yard catch early in the second quarter, and following
a Goodson fumble, Daryll Clark ran for an 11-yard score with a dive
that just got the ball over the goal line before fumbling. Evan
Royster capped off the scoring with a 38-yard dash late in the
third. The two teams combined to turn the ball over five times, and
each went six for 16 on third down chances.
Offensive Player of the Game:
Penn State RB Rodney Kinlaw ran 21 times for 143
Defensive Player of the Game: Penn State LB Sean Lee made 14
tackles, a tackle for loss and broke up a pass
Stat Leaders: Penn State - Passing: Anthony
Morelli, 15-31, 143 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Rodney Kinlaw, 21-143. Receiving:
Derrick Williams, 5-39
Texas A&M - Passing: Stephen McGee, 19-31, 164
yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Mike Goodson, 14-65, 2 TD. Receiving: Mike
Goodson, 7-30
2007 Holiday Bowl
Texas 52 ... Arizona State 34
Texas dominated from the start with a 21-point first quarter
on a two-yard touchdown catch from nose tackle Derek Lokey and
scoring runs from John Chiles and Jamaal Charles, but the game will
be remembered for how Arizona State got its first touchdown. Sun
Devil quarterback Rudy Carpenter was under pressure and attempted to
throw the ball away, it was ruled a lateral with the ball bouncing
around towards Chris Jessie, part of the Texas football operations
staff and Mack Brown's stepson, who inadvertently went to pick it
up, missed, and Texas recovered. After originally being ruled
Longhorn ball, the officials reversed the call saying Jessie touched
it, Texas was issued an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, and ASU got
the ball back on the Texas seven and scored on a pass to Chris
McGaha. Everything else went right for the Longhorns with Jermichael
Finley recovering a Colt McCoy fumble in the end zone for a score
for a 35-13 lead in the third quarter, and ASU wouldn't get any
closer than 15 the rest of the way. UT outgained ASU 300 yards to 22
on the ground and forced five turnovers.
Offensive Player of the
Game: Texas QB Colt McCoy completed 21 of 31 passes for 174
yards and a touchdown, and ran 16 times for 84 yards and a score
Player of the
Game: Texas CB Brandon Foster made seven tackles, all solo,
forced a fumble, recovered a fumble, broke up a pass and picked off
two passes
Stat Leaders: Arizona State - Passing: Rudy
Carpenter, 18-36, 187 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Dimitri Nance, 18-48. Receiving: Chris McGaha,
Texas - Passing: Colt McCoy, 21-31, 174 yds, 1
Rushing: Jamaal Charles, 27-161, 2 TD. Receiving:
Nate Jones, 6-47
2008 BCS Championship
LSU 38 ... Ohio State 24
Ohio State jumped out to a 10-0 lead on a 65-yard Chris Wells
touchdown run and a 25-yard Ryan Pretorius field goal, and then it
was all LSU with 31 straight points helped by three Matt Flynn
touchdown passes and a one-yard Jacob Hester plunge for a score. The
Buckeyes had their chances, but got a field goal blocked by Ricky
Jean-Francois, dropped a touchdown pass, got sacked by Ali Highsmith
on a key fourth down, and lost momentum on a roughing the punter
penalty, to go along with other missed opportunities. Even so, they
pulled within 14 going into the fourth quarter on a five-yard Brian
Robiskie touchdown catch, but LSU held on time and again before
finally putting things well out of reach with a TE Richard Dickson's
second touchdown catch of the game. OSU outgained LSU 353 yards to
Offensive Player of the
Game: LSU QB Matt Flynn completed 19 of 27 passes for 174 yards
and four touchdowns win an interception
Defensive Player of the Game: LSU DT Ricky Jean-Francois made
six tackles, half a sack, 1.5 tackles for loss, and blocked a field
Stat Leaders: LSU - Passing: Matt Flynn, 19-27,
174 yds, 4 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Jacob Hester, 21-86, 1 TD. Receiving: Early
Doucet, 7-51, 1 TD
Ohio State - Passing: Todd Boeckman, 15-26, 208
yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Chris Wells, 20-146, 1 TD. Receiving: Brian
Hartline, 6-75, 1 TD
2007 Emerald Bowl
Oregon State 21 ... Maryland 14
Oregon State outrushed Maryland 275 yards to 19 as the offense
held on to the ball for over 18 minutes in the
second half and for 10:25 in the fourth quarter, while the defense
came up with stop after stop. The Terp attack only converted two of
11 third down chances and got 11 first downs, but it held a 14-7
lead after the first quarter on a nine-yard Isaiah Williams scoring
grab and a 63-yard Darrius Heyward-Bey touchdown catch. Yvenson
Bernard, James Rodgers and the Beaver running game proved to be too
much for the Terps to deal with as Bernard pounded his way inside
and out, and Rodgers took end around after end around for big gains.
Bernard ran for a two-yard score late in the first half and appeared
to be on his way in for a third quarter score, but he fumbled,
Rodgers recovered in the end zone, and the Beavers had the lead for
good. Rodgers also caught a 14-yard touchdown pass in the first
Offensive Player of the Game:
Oregon State RB Yvenson Bernard ran 38 times for
177 yards and a touchdown & WR James Rodgers ran ten times for 115
yards and a touchdown and caught five passes for 40 yards and a
Defensive Player of the Game: Oregon State LB Derrick Doggett
made eight tackles and a sack
Stat Leaders: Oregon State - Passing: Sean
Canfield, 8-14, 68 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Yvenson Bernard, 38-177, 1 TD. Receiving:
James Rodgers, 5-40, 1 TD
Maryland - Passing: Chris Turner, 17-29, 205
yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Keon Lattimore, 7-16. Receiving: Darrius
Heyward-Bey, 3-99, 1 TD
2007 Champs Sports Bowl
Boston College 24 ... Michigan State 21
Five Michigan State turnovers and a big bomb gave Boston
College its eighth straight bowl win and its first 11 win season
since 1940. Up 17-13 midway through the fourth quarter, Matt Ryan
found Rich Gunnell for a 68-yard touchdown pass, but the Spartans
wouldn't go away as Brian Hoyer, who threw four picks, threw a
14-yard touchdown pass to Deon Curry and a pass for a two-point
conversion to Kellen Davis to pull within three with 6:04 to play.
BC's offense struggled to close, but punter Johnny Ayers did a good
job of pinning the MSU offense deep. BC's Paul Anderson picked off
an overthrown Hoyer pass to snuff out any late hopes of forcing
overtime. Ryan threw three touchdown passes in all, including two to
Gunnell, while Hoyer finished with two scoring passes.
Offensive Player of the Game:
Boston College WR
Rich Gunnell caught six passes for 138 yards and two touchdowns
Defensive Player of the Game: Boston College S Jamie Silva
made ten tackles and intercepted two passes
Stat Leaders: Boston College - Passing: Matt
Ryan, 22-47, 249 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Andre Callender, 12-33. Receiving:
Rich Gunnell, 6-138, 2 TD
Michigan State - Passing: Brian Hoyer, 14-36,
131 yds, 2 TD, 4 INT
Rushing: Javon Ringer, 21-101. Receiving: Kellen Davis,
12. 2007 Las Vegas Bowl
UCLA rallied to get in position to win the game with a chip
shot field goal, but BYU's Eathyn Manumaleuna got a hand on the kick
to stop it just enough for it to go barely under the crossbar to
preserve the Cougar win. The UCLA defense dominated for most of the
game, holding BYU to just 265 yards, but a muffed punt led to a
14-yard Austin Collie touchdown catch and Michael Reed caught a
13-yard scoring pass to cap off a 55-yard drive late in the second
quarter. The Bruins capitalized on a Harvey Unga fumble deep in BYU
territory to get a four-yard Brandon Breazell scoring grab as time
ran out in the first half, but they would only manage a 50-yard Kai
Forbath field goal in the second half.
Offensive Player of the
BYU WR Austin Collie
caught six passes for 107 yards and a touchdown
Defensive Player of the Game: UCLA DE Bruce Davis made seven
tackles and three sacks
Stat Leaders: UCLA - Passing: McLeod Bethel-Thompson,
11-27, 154 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Chris Markey, 27-117. Receiving: Brandon Breazell, 4-44,
BYU - Passing: Max Hall, 21-35, 231 yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Manase Tonga, 3-21. Receiving: Austin Collie, 6-107, 1 TD
11. 2007 Independence Bowl
Alabama 30 ... Colorado 24
Alabama was unstoppable early on as QB John Parker Wilson hit
13 of his first 15 passes with a 15-yard touchdown throw to Keith
Brown, and 34-yard play to Matt Caddell, and a 31-yard strike to
Nikita Stover on the way to a 27-0 lead early in the second quarter.
And then the Tide took its foot off the gas as Wilson went ice cold
for the rest of the first half allowing the Buffs to get back in the
game with two Cody Hawkins touchdown passes. Colorado pulled within
ten on a 39-yard Kevin Eberhart field goal, but Alabama got up 13 on
Leigh Tiffin's third field goal of the game coming with just under
five minutes to play. Colorado wouldn't go away as Hawkins hit Tyson
DeVree from 14 yards out for his second score of the game. The Buff
D held, but there was only one second left on the clock. Alabama had
to sweat out a few laterals on a final play, but got out with the
Offensive Player of
the Game: Alabama QB John Parker Wilson completed 19 of 32
passes for 256 yards and three touchdowns with an interception, and
ran four times for 24 yards
Defensive Player of the Game: Alabama S Rashad Johnson made
13 tackles and broke up a pass, and DE Wallace Gilberry made eight
tackles, a sack and five tackles for loss
Stat Leaders: Alabama - Passing: John
Parker Wilson, 19-32, 256 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Glen Coffee, 19-72. Receiving:
Matt Caddell, 4-76, 1 TD
Colorado - Passing: Cody Hawkins, 24-39,
322 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Hugh Charles, 14-69. Receiving:
Tyson DeVree, 9-94, 2 TD
2007 Texas Bowl
TCU 20 ... Houston 13
TCU held a seemingly comfortable 20-10 lead with two minutes to
play, but Houston made it interesting with a 32-yard field goal,
and after forcing a quick three-and-out, took the ball from its
two and worked its way down to the TCU 19 with one second to
play. On the final shot, TCU's Chase Ortiz blew into the
backfield and hit Cougar QB Case Keenum to end it. The Horned
Frogs stuffed the Cougar running game allowing just 32 net yards
helped by five sacks, while the offense got short touchdown runs
from Andy Dalton and Justin Watts along with two Chris
Manfredini field goals. Houston started off the scoring with
Andre Kohn catching a 67-yard scoring pass, but never got back
into the end zone.
Offensive Player of the
TCU QB Andy Dalton completed 21 of 30 passes for 294 yards with an
interception, and ran 11 times for 17 yards and a score
Defensive Player of the Game:
Houston SS
Rocky Schwartz made 16 tackles and two tackles for loss
Stat Leaders: TCU - Passing: Andy Dalton,
21-30, 249 yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Justin Watts, 12-46, 1 TD. Receiving:
Ervin Dickerson, 3-57
Houston - Passing: Case Keenum, 23-38, 335
yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Anthony Alridge, 15-29. Receiving: Donnie Avery,
2007 Music City Bowl
Kentucky 35 ... Florida State 28
Florida State was without 36 players due to academic
suspension and/or injury, but it still battled down to the final
play. UK QB Andre Woodson threw four touchdown passes with throws of
13 and 38 yards to Steve Johnson, a two-yard pass to Rafael Little,
and a 14-yarder to Jacob Tamme early on, capitalizing off a blocked
punt, to start the scoring. The Seminoles were helped by the defense
with Tony Carter taking a Woodson pass 24 yards for a second quarter
touchdown to tie it at 14, but it was all UK in the third quarter
with the Little score and a four-yard Tony Dixon touchdown run.
FSU's Drew Weatherford ran for two short scores and threw a
seven-yard touchdown pass to Greg Carr to stay alive, but was never
able to get the lead. The Wildcats couldn't run out the clock after
the Carr score, and Weatherford got a second chance after throwing
an interception to Micah Johnson, who fumbled it back to FSU with 29
seconds to play. On their own 17, the Seminoles got a 24-yard catch
from Carr and a ten-yard pass to Preston Parker to get to the UK 44
with a shot at a desperation pass with three seconds to play, but UK
broke up the final desperation pass in the end zone.
Offensive Player of the
Game: Kentucky QB Andre Woodson completed 32 of 50 passes for
358 yards and four touchdowns with an interception
Defensive Player of the Game: Kentucky LB Wesley Woodyard
made 15 tackles
Stat Leaders: Florida State - Passing: Drew
Weatherford, 22-48, 276 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Antone Smith, 17-156. Receiving:
Preston Parker, 8-105
Kentucky - Passing: Andre Woodson, 32-50, 358
yds, 4 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Rafael Little, 28-152. Receiving: Rafael Little,
8. 2007 Armed Forces Bowl
California 42 ... Air Force 36
Air Force got the ground game going with 312 yards on the
ground and a 21-0 lead on short touchdown runs from Shaun Carney and
Jim Ollis and a seven-yard Travis Dekker catch. And then the Cal
passing game showed up. Robert Jordan and DeSean Jackson were
suspended for the first quarter for violating team rules, but they
ripped up the Falcon secondary when they got in with Jackson
starting off the Cal scoring with an acrobatic 40-yard touchdown
catch fallowed up by a five-yard Lavelle Hawkins scoring grab.
Jordan caught an 18-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter, but
two Ryan Harrison field goals kept Air Force ahead until late in the
third when Justin Forsett ran for the first of two second half
scores. With Carney out with a knee injury, the Falcon offense
wasn't nearly as crisp, but it was able to go on a late scoring
drive to pull within four. That was as close as the Falcons would
Offensive Player of the Game:
California QB Kevin Riley completed 16 of 19
passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns, and ran four times for 17
yards and a score
Defensive Player of the Game: California CB
Syd'Quan Thompson made six tackles and three tackles for loss.
Stat Leaders: California - Passing: Kevin Riley, 16-19, 269
yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Justin Forsett, 23-140, 2 TD. Receiving: Robert Jordan,
Air Force - Passing: Shaun Carney, 5-8, 68 yds,
Rushing: Shaun Carney, 15-108, 1 TD. Receiving: Travis Dekker, 4-63,
Tremendous. Very Entertaining.
The best games
of the bowl season. Even the average sports fan could sit through
this one.
7. 2008 Orange Bowl
Kansas 24 ... Virginia Tech 21
In a strange game, Kansas started off the scoring with a
60-yard interception return for a score from Aqib Talib, and held a 17-0 first
half lead after Marcus Henry caught a 13-yard touchdown pass. And then Virginia
Tech found a groove, going 68 yards in 13 plays at the end of the half by
running Branden Ore, who scored with a one-yard touchdown run. The Hokies got
rolling in the second half on an 84-yard punt return for a score from Justin
Harper on a reverse, but a blocked field goal and an interception gave the
Kansas all the momentum as Todd Reesing scored on a two-yard run early in the
fourth for the winning touchdown. Tech came up with a 15-play, 78-yard drive
with a 20-yard touchdown grab from Harper, but KU recovered the onside kick and
ran out the clock.
Offensive Player of the Game:
Virginia Tech RB Branden Ore ran 23 times for 116 yards and a
Defensive Player of the Game: Kansas P Kyle Tucker punted five times for
250 yards, averaging 50 yards per kick, putting three inside the 20
Stat Leaders: Virginia Tech - Passing: Sean
Glennon, 13-28, 160 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Branden Ore, 23-116, 1 TD. Receiving:
Justin Harper, 4-64, 1 TD
Kansas - Passing: Todd Reesing, 20-37, 227 yds,
Rushing: Brandon McAnderson, 15-75. Receiving:
Dexton Fields, 7-101
2007 Motor City Bowl
Purdue 51 ... Central Michigan 48
Purdue avoided a colossal collapse marching 39 yards in seven
plays in the final minute leading to a 40-yard Chris Summers field
goal to finally put CMU away. The Boilermakers, led by Curtis
Painter, who finished with 546 passing yards, held a 34-10 halftime
lead and was up 41-20 midway through the third, but CMU's Dan
LeFevour led the comeback with a 28-point third quarter, starting
off with a 76-yard Antonio Brown touchdown in the first minute, and
a 19-yard touchdown pass to Bryan Anderson with 1:09 to play to tie
it at 48 before Painter marched the Boilermaker offense in a
position to win. Anderson caught three touchdown passes on the day,
while LeFevour ran for two scores and threw for four. Purdue got up
early helped by two one-yard Kory Sheets touchdown runs and a
62-yard touchdown catch from Dustin Keller. Purdue cranked out 587
yards of total offense to 435
Offensive Player of the
Game: Purdue QB Curtis Painter completed 35 of 54 passes for 546
yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions
Defensive Player of the Game: Central Michigan LB Nick
Bellore made 11 tackles, recovered a fumble and intercepted a pass
Stat Leaders: Purdue - Passing: Curtis Painter,
35-54, 546 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Kory Sheets, 12-27, 2 TD. Receiving:
Greg Orton, 9-136, 1 TD
Central Michigan - Passing: Dan LeFevour,
17-34, 292 yds, 4 TD
Rushing: Dan LeFevour, 33-114, 2 TD. Receiving:
Bryan Anderson,
2007 Hawaii Bowl
East Carolina 41 ... Boise State 38
East Carolina avoided a huge collapse with a 44-yard drive in
six plays finishing up with a 34-yard Ben Hartman field goal with no
time left on the clock. Pirate RB Chris Johnson set the NCAA record
for all-purpose yards in a bowl while scoring from 68 yards out on a
first quarter run and caught an 18-yard scoring pass in the second.
Down 38-14, and without star RB Ian Johnson, who was knocked out
with an ankle injury, Boise State came roaring back with 24 straight
points helped by a 25-yard Jeremy Avery touchdown catch, a one-yard
D.J. Harper scoring run, and on a 47-yard fumble return for a
touchdown from Marty Tadman with 1:25 to play after Chris Johnson
put it on the turf. Dominique Lindsay scored on two three-yard
touchdown runs in the second quarter. ECU outgained Boise State 322
yards to 98 on the ground.
Offensive Player of the
East Carolina RB Chris Johnson ran 28 times for 223 yards and a
touchdown, caught three passes for 32 yards and a score, and
returned six kickoffs for 153 yards. He set the NCAA record for
all-purpose yards in a bowl with 408 yards
Defensive Player of the Game: Boise State S Marty Tadman made
ten tackles and recovered a fumble for a 47-yard touchdown
Stat Leaders: Boise State - Passing: Taylor Tharp, 30-44,
270 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Jeremy Avery, 10-69. Receiving: Austin Pettis, 9-89
East Carolina - Passing: Pat Pinkney, 12-19,
118 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Chris Johnson, 28-223, 1 TD. Receiving: Jamar Bryant, 6-78
2008 Gator Bowl
Texas Tech 31 ... Virginia 28
Virginia appeared to have control of the game with a 96-yard
Mikell Simpson touchdown run and an 11-yard scoring grab leading the
way to a 28-14 fourth quarter lead, but Texas Tech scored 17
unanswered points in the final 3:31 to pull off the win. Michael
Crabtree toed the line on a 20-yard touchdown grab, and following a
Rajon Henry forced fumble of Virginia backup QB Peter Lalich, Aaron
Crawford tied it up on a four-yard run. Texas Tech got one last shot
and went 30 yards in seven plays leading to a 41-yard Alex Trlica
field goal with two seconds to play.
Offensive Player of the Game:
Texas Tech QB Graham
Harrell completed 44 of 69 passes for 407 yards and three touchdowns
Defensive Player of the Game: Texas Tech DT Rajon Henry made
seven tackles and forced the fumble that led to the game-tying
Stat Leaders: Virginia - Passing: Jameel
Sewell, 14-23, 78 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Mikell Simpson, 20-170, 1 TD. Receiving:
Mikell Simpson, 5-36, 1 TD
Texas Tech - Passing: Graham Harrell, 44-69,
407 yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Kobey Lewis, 8-33. Receiving: Michael Crabtree,
2008 Outback Bowl
Tennessee 21 ... Wisconsin 17
Wisconsin was marching on a final drive with a chance to win
the game, but Antonio Wardlow picked off a Tyler Donovan pass on the
five-yard line in the final minute to seal the win for the Vols.
Tennessee held a 21-7 lead midway through the second quarter on two
Erik Ainge touchdown passes and a three-yard Gerald Jones scoring
run, but Wisconsin pitched a shut out the rest of the way. The
Badger offense got a six-yard Donovan run and a four-yard Andy
Crooks catch, but couldn't get in the end zone in the second half
with Taylor Mehlhaff hitting a 27-yard field goal late in the third
and the Vol D holding on a key fourth down play. Down four with
under six minutes to play and on the Tennessee ten, the Badger chose
to go for it on fourth and two and missed as Donovan, under
pressure, threw his pass to Travis Beckum through the end zone. The
Badgers had to go for a late touchdown instead of getting in field
goal range for Mehlhaff.
Player of the
Game: Tennessee QB Erik Ainge completed 25 of 43 passes for 365
yards and two touchdowns
Defensive Player of the Game: Wisconsin LB Jonathan Casillas
made ten tackles, four tackles for loss and forced a fumble
Stat Leaders: Tennessee - Passing: Erik Ainge,
25-43, 365 yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Montario Hardesty, 7-35. Receiving: Josh
Briscoe, 7-101, 1 TD
Wisconsin - Passing: Tyler Donovan, 14-24, 155
yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: P.J. Hill, 16-132. Receiving:
Garrett Graham, 7-75
2. 2007 Chick-fil-A Bowl
Auburn 23 ... Clemson 20 OT
Auburn QB Kodi Burns ran for a seven-yard score in overtime,
answering a Clemson 25-yard field goal, to pull out the win in a
defensive struggle. It took about three quarters for the offenses to
warm up, and then they started to move when needed as Clemson scored
the first ten points of the fourth quarter with a 22-yard Mark
Buchholz field goal and a one-yard James Davis run to go up seven,
but Auburn was able to answer with an 11-play, 70-yard drive with a
key fourth down conversion and a one-yard Ben Tate run to tie it up.
Auburn started off the scoring with a 36-yard Wes Byrum field goal,
but Clemson roared back in the second quarter with a thrilling
83-yard C.J. Spiller touchdown dash. Auburn outgained Clemson 423
yards to 293 and got 24 first downs to Clemson's 12.
Offensive Player of
the Game: Auburn QB Kodi Burns completed one of four passes
for 22 yards and a score, and ran 13 times for 69 yards and the
winning touchdown.
Defensive Player of the Game: Auburn DT Pat Sims made five
tackles, a sack, and three tackles for loss
Stat Leaders: Clemson - Passing: Cullen
Harper, 14-33, 104 yds
Rushing: C.J. Spiller, 8-112, 1 TD. Receiving:
Aaron Kelly, 4-36
Auburn - Passing: Brandon Cox, 25-39, 211
yds, 1 INT
Rushing: Kodi Burns, 13-69, 1 TD. Receiving:
Mario Fannin, 5-53, 1 TD
And the best bowl game was ...
2008 Capital One Bowl
Michigan 41 ... Florida 35
Michigan rolled up 524 yards of total offense, but it needed
to come back late and hold on to seal the stunning win. Florida
stayed alive on four Wolverine turnovers, including two fumbles from
Mike Hart, as Tim Tebow threw three touchdown passes and Percy
Harvin scored twice on the way to a 35-31 fourth quarter lead. The
Wolverines rallied late with an 18-yard touchdown catch from Adrian
Arrington with 4:12 to play to take the lead, and a 41-yard K.C.
Lopata field goal made it a six-point margin with just over two
minutes to play. But Tebow would get one more shot with the ball on
his own 23. Four misfires later, including an errant fourth down
pass under pressure, and the Wolverines sent head coach Lloyd Carr
out a winner. Chad Henne threw three touchdown passes and Hart ran
for two short scores, but Florida was able to crank out yards in
chunks thanks to Harvin, who amassed 242 yards of total offense.
Offensive Player of the
Game: Florida WR Percy Harvin ran 13 times for 165 yards and a
touchdown and led the team with nine catches for 77 yards and a
Defensive Player of the Game: Michigan SS Jamar Adams made
nine tackles, a sack, and had a quarterback hurry
Stat Leaders: Michigan- Passing: Chad Henne,
25-39, 373 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: Mike Hart, 32-129, 2 TD. Receiving: Adrian
Arrington, 9-153, 2 TD
Florida - Passing: Tim Tebow, 17-33, 154 yds, 3
Rushing: Percy Harvin, 13-165, 1 TD. Receiving: Percy
Harvin, 9-77, 1 TD


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Whenever I want a warm atmosphere and good Mexican food - I head to Cancun. They recently changed locations, but the food and service remain the same. I also love the margaritas!
Not the best, used to be the only one I'd go to in Jville, but ordered togo once and ordered cheesdip-it was VERY watered down. Gross. Tasted disgusting, haven't been back since. Seemed like the just watered it down, because I wouldn't be there to complain to them.
Love the food!! Love the price!! Love the staff... Our construction crew eats at this place about 2 times a week. Big Bang for your buck. They give us chips and salsa so that we never run out while we are eating.
Very good food at a very good price. Stopped here for dinner on vacation and were pleasantly surprised!
Food is not authentic, Building was a former Pizza Hut. Mexican food in Pizza Hut just not right,.
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the first , the second time we had some taco salads and asked for it to be spicy, was O K .Could have been better.
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Revised posting... I've sold one of my two cards and have an MSI 470 remaining. I just recently upgraded to a pair of 680s and want this gone. It was an RMA card and I've owned it for about a year since the RMA. It's unlabeled, unbranded and just has a black sticker on the front. It runs really well and never had any issues with heat or stability.
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Hello im certainly interested in either of the 470 GTX but only one. Mind telling me which ones they are.? Model #'s. I figure we might have a trade + cash deal we could do. I have 8 GB of this RAM and would be willin go to trade it + cash for one for the cards.
This is the fastest of all the DDR2 RAM, runs at 1100 Mhz and can be Overclocked to 1200, with a latency of 5. rivals most DDR3 1600 in total performance. Newegg said theres only few sets left in stock so i hopped on it. before they discontinue them forever. RAM can run so fast cause at 1100 MHZ it only uses 1.8-1.9 volts. Im a pay pal member. and im sure we can work something out thro ebay to set it up if ur interested.
I love this 8 GB set of this ram but to be truly honest im fully commited to making my DDR2 platform last as long as possible since i dont have the funds to do a overhaul with my new kid just being born. So ive wanted to try SLI for so long and 470 GTX are impossible to find new. and ppl are Ebay are plain making me depressed.
Another possiblle trade would be the 8 GB of that RAM (just 2 months ive owned them , and i so love them over the DDR2 800) for the MSI card and the RAM that you have(8GB of OCZ) + Cash.
This way you would have the best DDR2 RAM in you new rig and some cash to put toward your next generation card(s). This would be doing me a great service and you know what they say.. what goes around comes around.
P.S. I own 1 MSI 470 GTX and wanted to SLI the same make and model if possible.
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Hi, I got your PM, thanks for the interest, but I'm not really looking for any memory. I already have 8gb of DDR2 and I don't really think the speed increase will do me a whole lot of good. Just to get the information out there though, the MSI card that I own is this one;
I purchased it new in 2010, 5th of August.
The ASUS card is this following;
This one was purchased used from a member on [H]ardForum back in July of this year.
I'm still mainly looking for replacement cards, either 6870's (2gb) or 560Ti's (2gb)
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withIn The Realm of reasonablity and insta-cash in ur paypal account how much for the MSI card?
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what would you be willing to sell one of the cards for? I have a coworker that I think is looking for a decent card.
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Sorry for the lack of an update. I could probably go for $170 each on these cards.... I started looking around and really what I want to go for is a GTX 570 with 2.5gb of RAM... they're expensive though
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if you're still selling these, I just sold both of mine on ebay for $165 each. less than 1 day to sell both.
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Nice! I'm probably going to look at doing that as well then... kind of holding my breathe for some Kepler action though, I'd gladly go for a mid-range Kepler card with plenty of VRAM
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that's my plan as well. whatever nvidia's $400~ish kepler offering is is more than likely what I will be looking at.
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Hey.. do you still have a GTX470?
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still got them... probably not going to be selling them though anymore, sorry guys
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Hey everyone! Cards went up on eBay yesterday. Back up for sale... I'm going to build a new pc and I don't think I'll be wanting these when I do.
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The suicide of legendary performer Robin Williams is drawing a lot of attention to depression. As many wonder how it could happen to someone who brought so much joy to others, Dr. Patricia Santy, Medical Director of the Fresno County Behavioral Health was on Sunrise to talk about the warning signs of suicide and how to get help yourself or someone else help.
DR. SANTY: Depression can affect anybody. And there are a lot of different aspects to it, there is a biological aspect, there's a psychological aspect and effective treatment for depression is available but you have to be willing to go in a and get it and that means sometimes because a person is depressed they can't seek help on their own their loved ones , family and friends have to notice some of the warning signs and maybe help that person get the help they need because help is out there. a lot of people think when they're depressed nothing can be done but there's a lot of different types of treatment that are very effective, finding the right treatment for each individual is a challenge but it's something that we mental health professionals are very good at and if only people will reach out they can get that help.
GEORGE: "We have heard that he was seeking a little bit of help. It's been a shock that he took his life like that. He was an actor is there a way that he disguised what he did to keep people out of the loop as to what was going on with him secretly?"
DR. SANTY: "A lot of people who are very serious about killing themselves don't give a lot of the warning signs. They're very subtle and in Mr. Williams' case he'd been struggling with depression quite a long time. I'm not sure what treatment he had, but he also had a co-occuring disorder. He had a problem with substances like alcohol and I understand that was a recent thing and that can make depression ten times, twenty times worse in people. So that is actually one of the warning signs: if you notice someone who has been sober for a long time if they go back to drinking or using drugs that can be a very serious warning sign that things are not going well. The shame of relapsing can make depression that much worse.
CARINA: "Some of the other warning signs that we had there on the screen, talking about suicide, feeling hopeless, trapped, or a burden on other people, withdrawing and showing rage. If people see these types of signs in their loved ones how do you even begin that conversation of do you need help and recognizing that? "
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Over the past few days, filmmaker Bala's 'Reality in the making' teaser for Paradesi has evoked angry reactions. Some accused him of human rights violations. Irate Netizens swore not to watch the film. The clips showed the director as an abusive taskmaster, kicking and lashing at his actors. Here are some counterpoints including that of Bala's…
Chezhiyan, Cinematographer
Cinematographer of Paradesi, Chezhiyan, explained the entire video frame by frame. First, the sticks used by Bala in the teaser are made of foam and sponge used in film shoots. The scenes that depict violence, both in the teaser and the film, were shot using these fake sticks. Second, 'realistic' sound has been added to the teaser to create an illusion. As for the portions that show Bala kicking somebody, he was actually explaining to the actors how to kick and fall 'cinematically' with the help of his assistant directors. The crucial point many seem to have missed is that Bala was not physically abusing the actors for performing badly in a scene; he was simply enacting the scenes to his actors. In short, the teaser itself is Bala's version of creating an 'illusion' of reality.
S. P. Jananathan, Director
Rubbishing the entire controversy, S. P. Jananathan, who has made films such as E and Peranmai, regretted that accusations have been made against Bala with no basic understanding of a filmmaking process. Talking about his own experience, Jananathan said, "In E, Jiiva was feeling uneasy about kicking Karunas. I had to then step in and show how it had to be done. Will that be called harassment? How do we make films then?" The director, who is also an integral part of the directors' union and FEFSI, said, "Talking from my personal experience, FEFSI is a strong body that protects the rights of its members, and harassment of its members will be taken seriously."
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Opinions slowly began to change as clarifications were sought and given. Actor Silambarasan tweeting on the issue wondered how so many from the film industry got it wrong. Since then, actor-producer Udhayanidhi Stalin has also retracted his earlier statement criticising Bala. He wrote on Twitter that he had spoken to two of his friends who had worked in the film, and was sorry about his comments.
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While admitting that he was surprised by the comments made by those in the film industry, Bala said, "Cinema is a world of make-believe. It's sad that even people in the business of film-making have misunderstood what's depicted in the trailer. Nevertheless, I am touched by the people's sensitivity when confronted with violence. But, where was this sensitivity when thousands of people were killed in Sri Lanka? Sometimes, silence can be the biggest form of violence!"
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NEW ORLEANS -- Neighbors in one 7th Ward community are tired of staring at dozens of blighted properties and empty lots.
They blame an organization that is suppose to be solving the problem.
'That one right there was an empty lot. The other one up the street that was an empty lot,' said Willie Jones, pointing out the vacant properties on Annette Street.
Jones moved to the block after Hurricane Katrina. Now Jones' neighbors include three vacant homes, but new construction is also popping up.
'I think they're good. I'd prefer a new house that's been constructed sound and everything else. Instead of blighted houses,' said Jones of the Katrina cottage homes being built by Neighborhood Housing Services of New Orleans, or NHS.
The non-profit inherited approximately 60 sale of adjudicated properties, or SOAP, citywide after Katrina to turn into affordable housing.
According to NHS to date, only nine of those properties have been developed in the 7th Ward.
'They are the largest property owner in our neighborhood as a result of the properties the city donated to them through the SOAP program after the storm. At this point, they're stagnating. Most of them are vacant lots,' said homeowner Owen Feldbaum, who believes NHS isn't doing enough five years down the road.
'I do think my neighbors and those families who have been entrenched in this neighborhood for so long now deserve a higher level of accountability from the city and from groups like NHS,' said Feldbaum, who is also a member of 7th Ward People's Initiative - a group of local residents working to stamp out blight.
Feldbaum also criticizes the city for not putting the SOAP properties in better hands.
'We're frustrated too. I really empathize with the frustration of neighbors who know this is our intent but don't see the progress,' said NHS CEO Lauren Anderson.
The non-profit says it is doing all it can to re-develop SOAP properties in a timely manner, including those vacant lots in the 7th Ward.
The biggest hiccup, according to Anderson, is lack of funding.
'We've been working very closely and very diligently and very aggressively with the city to move the funding along,' said Anderson.
A promise of better things to come for residents in one 7th Ward neighborhood who continue to watch and wait.
In the past, the Landrieu Administration has said it was re-evaluating the city's SOAP program and working to curb blight through sheriff's sales.
City of New Orleans spokesman Ryan Berni issued this statement in response to our story:
'The issues surrounding the previous administration's SOAP program are ongoing, which is one of the reasons our blight strategy focuses so much more on sheriff's sales as a method for property disposition. In late 2011, we sent legal notices to nonprofits that received properties from the previous administration to let them know that we have the option of citing undeveloped and blighted properties for blight or taking the properties back altogether. That process continues.' - Ryan Berni


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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - The University of Arkansas says left-handed pitcher Jalen Beeks, outfielder Tyler Spoon and catcher Jake Wise have been named captains of the 2014 Arkansas baseball team.
Head coach Dave Van Horn announced the selections Monday.
Beeks was 6-2 last season with two saves and a 2.20 ERA; Spoon was a freshman All-American after hitting .288 with four homers and a team-high 49 RBI; and Wise was selected a team captain for the second straight season after throwing out 38.5 percent of the would-be base stealers who tried to steal against him and compiling a .991 fielding percentage - committing just four errors last season.
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — The Point Pleasant baseball team picked up its third straight win Friday night following a 10-5 victory over visiting Herbert Hoover in a non-conference matchup in Mason County.
The Big Blacks (8-3) found themselves tied at two after an inning of play, but the hosts responded with a three-run explosion in the second to secure a permanent lead at 5-2. The Huskies (9-2) answered with a run in the fourth to close to within two runs at 5-3, but ulitmately never came closer the rest of the way.
PPHS erupted for five runs in the bottom of the fifth to secure a commanding 10-3 cushion, and the guests mustered only two more runs in the sixth — which wrapped up the five-run outcome.
Point Pleasant outhit HHHS by a 13-7 overall margin and committed only one of the four errors in the contest. The Big Blacks left seven runners on base, while the guests stranded five in the setback.
Austen Toler was the winning pitcher of record after allowing five runs, six hits and two walks over six innings while striking out 14. Cody Bowen suffered the loss after surrendering five runs, six hits and one walk over two frames without a strikeout.
Evan Potter led the hosts with three hits, followed by Toler, Alex Somerville, Levi Russell and Cody Sockwell with two safeties apiece. Abe Stearns and Trevor Porter also had a hit each for the victors.
Toler produced a team-high three RBIs, while Potter and Gage Buskirk each drove in two runs. Somerville scored a team-best three runs and Sockwell also scored twice.
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Sarah Gonzalez, Reporter, WNYC/NJPR
Sarah Gonzalez is the northern New Jersey enterprise reporter for WNYC and NJPR.
The Rent Guidelines Board will vote Monday night on whether to allow landlords of rent-regulated buildings to raise rent.
The board is considering 0.5- to 4.5-percent increase on two-year leases after October 1, and a zero- to three-percent hike on one-year leases.
A rent freeze would be a first in the Board's 46-year history.
Supporters of a rent freeze say it would provide some relief to low-income New Yorkers who struggle to pay their rent.
But the landlords of rent-stabilized apartments warn they won't be able to service their buildings if tenants don't pay more.
Last year the Rent Guidelines Board allowed a 4-percent increase for one-year leases.
Mayor Bill de Blasio called for a rent freeze during his mayoral campaign. Currently, five of the nine members on the board were appointed by him.
Right. If a rent freeze ever happens in NYC I'll eat my camera, my computer and this entire brownstone.
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Latest Flare star Stories
2013-06-14 12:17:36
Within a span of three minutes, a star in the Usra Major constellation less than 16 light-years from Earth gave off a massive flare, making the object 15 times brighter than normal, according to a new report in the journal Astrophysics.
2005-05-31 14:40:00
It was a day like any other for a nearby star named GJ 3685A until it suddenly exploded with light. At 2 p.m. Pacific time, April 24, 2004, the detectors on NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer ultraviolet space telescope nearly overloaded when the star abruptly brightened by a factor of at least 10,000. After the excitement was over, astronomers realized that they had just recorded a giant star eruption, or flare, about one million times more energetic than those from our Sun.
Word of the Day
- Stoppage; cessation (of labor).
- A standing still or idling (of mills, factories, etc.).
The word chomage comes into English from French.]