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I think in 50 years we will be reading about how the Fred Gurley just went in for another rehab and now it will be better than ever. this will be written by Steve DeGaetano III
I think in 50 years we will be reading about how the Fred Gurley just went in for another rehab and now it will be better than ever. this will be written by Steve DeGaetano III
I'm sure Disneyland will be the same. With the exception of some new attractions and shows.
DCA will look totally different. The name will be different and I'm sure most of the original attractions will be long replaced.
I also think there will be a third park by this time. Probably one with more big coasters and a lot less themed rides. I hope I'm wrong about this one.
Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally
Golly, what a day
I think DL is all about history and nostalgia and that that attraction attributes to more that 60% of it's attendance and finacial success.
(e.g. look at all the controversy about POTC and IASW upgrades)
We the puritans make up more of the "staying" power of the park, the teens that gravitate to the thrills of Space Mountain and Screamin' are not the future financial stability of DL.
The glitter brings us in, the nostagia brings us back!
I hope it will be FAR MORE CELEBRATED than it has been. We need Televised Events marking 55 years, 60 years, 65 years..and so forth. Bring back our past Disney personalities (and I don't mean Elton John and Phil Collins) if she's well enough, give a glimpse of Annette Funicello....show us something like Kurt and Goldie go to Disneyland and make it a huge event (remember, Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn are old Disney alumni - Goldie's first Movie was a Disney one) - show us "The Osmond Family Re-visits Disneyland" for a 55th or 60th Disneyland Birthday Event.....let's celebrate what Disneyland WAS - IS - AND WILL BE.........remember the past as we look toward the future (say, that's a good slogan for Tomorrowland).
DCA will be bulldozed for a SuperTarget.
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I'm far too much of an optimist--and I've got far too serious an eye on WDI as a future employer for myself--to convince myself that things will be that bad in the park, Steve, but if things were to continue in their current direction, yup, you're right on the money. Luckily, I think things at Disney have improved over the last decade or so...things certainly aren't perfect, but compare the ugly and underfunded TL '98 to the 1.1 billion dollar overhaul of DCA, for example. There are problems with the latter, yes, but they're willing to spend significant money to fix mistakes in ways that should be beautiful and enjoyable, if not quite thematically correct. That's a course correction, if you ask me, and while the heading isn't quite right yet, I'm hoping Disney will be back on course within another decade or so. It's possible, and I'm crossing my fingers for it.
Actually, if you look at the general trend line, Steve's absolutely right. The last 10 years under Eisner really put a big damper on that trend line.
However, there has been reversals before... and this recent trend of being able to make substantial money off of a refurb (as opposed to a re-do; and off of a relatively nostalgic version) as seen in Tiki Room, is a relatively positive sign.
And the current DCA plan (and the funds behind it) is very promising.
So we'll see... I'm trying to keep my hopes up here.
Doggone it - I hope the PeopleMover is working by then!
That being stated I am an optimist when it comes to Disney. If there is one thing that Disneyland has taught me, it is optimism. Hard facts have created America, and Tomorrowland looks to a great big beautiful tomorrow -- that is it did in the Glory Days of the Mary Blair murals.
Although it does look like that the last years of Eisner did stray away from that original foundation, and quite frankly it doesn't work.
Disney is a company that provides happiness for everyone. Happiness in the past, the present, and the future.
50 years from now we will look at this time period right now as "the hard facts that created Disneyland." I am very optimistic for Disneyland's future. It is what Disneyland has taught me.
I'm hoping the the entrance to TL will look better than it does today! And the overall look of TL will be far improved. More open entrance, and a Multi-level TL will return with a more Sci-Fi Theme
Fantasyland will drastically improve the show for all the existing dark rides over the years, and maintain the European flair. Small World will remain very similar to what it has been for years, and yes, there will still be Mary Blair style disney characters. One of a couple new mountains will make its way to the old Motorboat area and part of the Autopia track.
Team Disney Anaheim Offices will be moved, and the area cleared for further expansion of Toontown and a New land, Villain Village area. Finally the Disney Villains will have a permanent home in DL, completely themed and detailed as well as Toontown, only this time for the Villains. Thunder and Lightning will stike Chernabog Mountain on the hour, and the time will be indicted by a villainous laugh. Color Scheme gray, with accents of dark blue and dark purples throughout the Village. Hades will take you on a pirate type attraction where all the villains have a various traps set for you with real fire effects- more elborate than Indy. Cruella will take you on the ride of your life, in her car, as it screaches along the cliffs of Chernabog mountain, and then has you slipping and sliding, and nearly turning upsidedown inside the mountain on a snowy icey road.
Frontierland will see the pirates leave Tom Sawyer Island, and the Western River Expedition will finally be realized on Big Thunder Trail
NOS - Will see various new special effects added to both HM and Pirates.
Critter Country, Pooh will exit, as the third theme park will have a whole land dedicated to 100 Acre Woods, Country Bears, a whole new generation will once againe be greeting us again.
Adventureland will see the Dinner show in the old Tahitian Terrace. Jungle Cruise will have several new scenes and effects, and the same old jokes! Indy will also have a few new scenes and special effects changed. Swiss Family Robinson will reclaim their treehouse, as Tarzan will be one of the main draws in a new Adventureland in DLR's 3rd park!
Main Street will see facades added to the back of the Main Street Buildings, to allow for more traffic on high attendance days.
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I am hoping that amusement parks (read - roller coaster parks) will be a dime a dozen, maybe even within the near vicinity of DLR creating a demand for nostalgia. I hope Disney will see this need and meet it by "regressing" back to the Disneyland of its first 25 years.
Wow...I will be OLD. Hopefully, Disneyland won't change that much and the magic in the park will remain. It's not Disneyland itself that I'm worried about...I'm worried that I'll be the little old person on the back of the "Grand Circle Tour Train" sleeping with my mouth open.... Anyways, I hope they keep the original stuff.
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Run the Jewels are a hip-hop duo consisting of El-P and Killer Mike. They released their self-titled debut last year, and are working on the follow-up. From the looks of some Instagram photos, it appears that Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against the Machine will be part of the new disc.
The San Francisco Rock Project members continuously knock it out of the park. The kid band has performed a host of shows and covered songs from all sorts of rock and metal bands. This 2010 video highlights their diverse abilities as they take on a Rage Against the Machine classic!
We've already heard Mike Patton's hookup with Deltron 3030 on 'City Rising From the Ashes.' Now it's time for Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against the Machine to get his time in spotlight with the alternative hip-hop supergroup.
Not too long ago ago, Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello said he wasn't sure if the band would ever perform again. And although a lot can happen between now and then, the L.A. Rising concert that they organized and performed at in 2012 will return next year.
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Spring on the Apache Trail, or in the desert for that matter, has its own unique beauty. This photo was taken in early spring, just as the Superstition Mountains were sporting fresh color. You can see the narrow single lane road to the right of this photo.
The Apache Trail in Arizona was a stagecoach trail that ran through the Superstition Mountains. It was named the Apache Trail after the Apache Indians who originally used this trail to move through the Superstition Mountains. The Trail winds steeply through 40 miles of extremely rugged desert mountains, past deep reservoir lakes like Canyon Lake and Apache Lake. The narrow, winding road is unpaved from just east of the town of Tortilla Flat to Roosevelt Dam; there are steep cliff drops and little in the way of safety barriers. It isnt for the faint of heart! I suggest that you stop for a breather and refreshments at the Superstition Saloon, because from there on if it werent for the ever changing vista, you would wish you were safely on black top once again!
The Superstition Mountains called "The Superstitions", are a range of mountains in Arizona located to the east of the Phoenix area. They are anchored by Superstition Mountain, a large mountain that is a popular recreation destination for residents of the Phoenix, Arizona area. With "The Lost Dutchman" State Park, named after a long lost Mine in the Superstitions.
The mountain range is in the federally designated Superstition Wilderness Area, and includes a variety of natural features in addition to its namesake mountain. Weaver's Needle, a prominent landmark and rock climbing destination set behind and to the east of Superstition Mountain, is a tall erosioned peak that plays a significant role in the legend of the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine. Peralta Canyon, on the northeast side of Superstition Mountain, contains a popular trail that leads up to Freemont Saddle, which provides a very picturesque view of Weaver's Needle. Miner's Needle is another prominent formation in the wilderness and a popular hiking destination.
The altitude in the more remote, eastern portion of the wilderness is higher than the western portion, which lowers temperatures slightly. Numerous hiking trails cross the mountains from multiple access points, including the Peralta Trailhead, the most popular. The Lost Dutchman State Park, located on the west side of Superstition Mountain, includes several short walking trails.
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ICHEC has organised a series of introductory courses on HPC, OpenMP and MPI at Dublin City University (DCU). Please contact Simon Wong (e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com) for more information.
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LOGAN, Utah - Utah State volleyball had three players earn all-Western Athletic Conference honors it was announced by the league office Sunday as Liz McArthur was named to the first-team, Shay Sorensen earned second-team all-WAC honors, and Paige Neves was named to the all-freshmen team.
Utah State has now had at least three all-WAC honorees five times in its seven years in the league as four Aggies were honored in 2005, 2007 and 2010, while a school-record five players were recognized following the 2008 season.
McArthur, a senior outside hitter from St. George, Utah (Snow Canyon HS) was named first-team all-WAC for the second-straight year after ranking fourth in the league in kills (3.76) and points per set (4.21). McArthur is hitting .167 on the season and averaging 2.35 digs, 0.45 blocks and 0.21 service aces per set.
McArthur, who earned second-team all-WAC honors as a sophomore, becomes the first two-time first-team all-conference player for Utah State since Zuzana Cernianska (2002-05) earned first-team all-league honors in each of her final three seasons at USU.
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Sorensen, a junior opposite side hitter from North Ogden, Utah (Weber HS) earned second-team all-WAC accolades for the first time in her career as she is hitting .203 and averaging 2.60 kills, 0.85 blocks and 0.72 digs per set. In WAC games, Sorensen ranks eighth in the league in points per set (3.28) and ninth in kills per set (2.83).
Neves, a freshman setter from Otto, Wyo. (Burlington HS) is the third Aggie to be named to the WAC's all-freshmen team joining Melissa Larson (2006), Chelsea Fowles (2007) and Emily Kortsen (2008). This year, Neves is hitting .212 and averaging 2.50 digs, 0.73 blocks and 0.55 kills per set, to go along with 8.90 assists per set to rank seventh in the WAC.
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Stellenbosch lodge in Cape Winelands with 2 restaurants
Located in Cape Winelands, this luxury lodge is within 2 mi (3 km) of Bartinney Wine Estates, Camberley Wine Farm, and Zorgvliet Estate. Dutch Reform Church and University of Stellenbosch Botanical Garden are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Property Features
2 restaurants, an attached winery, and a full-service spa are available at this lodge. Free cooked-to-order breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Additionally, a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and 2 bars/lounges are onsite.
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All rooms are individually decorated and feature free WiFi, Select Comfort beds, and iPod docks. Guests can enjoy private plunge pools, and other standard amenities include kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
A winery is attached to this Stellenbosch lodge. In addition to a full-service spa, Delaire Graff Lodges And Spa features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Dining is available at one of the lodge's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the lodge's bars, which include 2 bars/lounges and a poolside bar. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center and limo/town car service. 2 meeting rooms are available. This luxury lodge also offers a fitness center, a sauna, and a steam room. An area shuttle within 10 km and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Delaire Graff Lodges And Spa has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of bars/lounges - 2
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- Winery attached
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- Number of restaurants - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Delaire Graff Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this bistro serves lunch and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Indochine Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this theme restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
24-hour room service is available.
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Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, fitness facility, or spa tub without adult supervision.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... The Tide loses a slew of good defensive starters, but there are more waiting in the wings.
Signing Day defensive tackles Dalvin Tomlinson and Korren Kirven were
the icing on an already terrific cake. The stockpiled depth after years of great recruiting classes is amazing, but it would be nice if a stud No. 1 receiver could come in and take over a big role early on. The Tide needs a boost for the receiving corps after the start of the last few classes for the defensive side, and the stars appear to be coming.
Team Concerns For 2012: Cyrus Jones and Amari Cooper are considered two of the nation's best receiver prospects and could be factors right away. The rich are getting richer on defense with Reggie Ragland an NFL inside linebacker spending a few years in college, and safeties Landon Collins and Eddie Williams each special.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
Remember, the Tide had to replace Greg McElroy, Mark Ingram, and Julio Jones in 2011, so the idea of losing starters – and offensive coordinator Jim McElwain - isn't exactly going to cause a major panic for Nick Saban and his program. Star running back Trent Richardson turned pro, but Eddie Lacy is a big playmaker who's ready for a bigger role. The linebacking corps will need to be remade with Dont'a Hightower taking off early, Courtney Upshaw done, and C.J. Mosley a question mark at the moment considering the horrible injury he suffered in the BCS championship.
On the plus side, Outland-winning tackle Barrett Jones stunningly chose to come back to join Chance Warmack to anchor the left side to keep BCS championship hero AJ McCarron clean, while D.J. Fluker is back at right tackle. The young receivers who looked so strong against LSU should play a bigger role, and they might need to make the passing game stronger to overcome early problems for a defense that lost seven starters. Even so, the D will quickly reload around strong safety Robert Lester and linebacker Nico Johnson.
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The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... Quarterback. Zach Mettenberger was the key pickup last year after transferring from Georgia, but the Tigers need more talents in the stable for depth and more options. However, that doesn't appear to be coming. Upgrading the defensive front seven is a bit of a must, and Les Miles is bringing in a solid group of linebackers that should shine in a few years. This is a good looking class, but it might not be a special one.
Team Concerns For 2012: The offensive line. Three starters are gone from a group that dominated everyone but Alabama. After years of loading up on the defensive front, and with last year's class focusing on the passing game, this year some reinforcements for the offensive side will be a must. The defensive back seven, though, will get the most attention.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
The Tigers won't be as good, but that might only bring them back to the pack just a little bit. Rarely does a national title-level team lose its starting quarterback and become better because of it. Jordan Jefferson had a good second half of the regular season, but his problems against Alabama showed just how much the offense needs more of a passing threat under center. Enter Zach Mettenberger, a transfer from Georgia who was the presumed front-runner for the Bulldog starting job two years ago before having some off-field issues. He has a phenomenal stable of running backs to hand off to, while the offensive line that was so dominant over the season gets enough starters back to be a killer again. Rueben Randle left early, but the passing game got a break with Russell Shepard reversing field and choosing to come back for another year.
The defense will be almost as nasty with Anthony Johnson, and Bennie Logan forming a solid defensive tackle pair, but losing Michael Brockers hurts. The linebacking corps loses both starters on the outside, and star corner Morris Claiborne took off – Tyrann Mathieu isn't eligible yet to leave – but Les Miles has stockpiled enough talent to not have too much to worry about.
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The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... Not much. The Tigers and Gene Chizik came up with a whopper of a 2011 class and doesn't have any glaring needs this year. Skill players were the priority in 2010 – led by a decent get named Newton – and the defensive back seven was strong last year. This was a young team that's maturing and should be coming into its own.
Team Concerns For 2012: Consistent quarterback play is a need, but Cam Newton was a once-in-a-millennium find; it'll be up to Clint Moseley and Kiehl Frazier to carry the load. Offensive tackle will be the biggest concern coming into spring ball with improved defensive consistency No. 2.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
Is there life without offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn and star running back Michael Dyer, who both took off to Arkansas State? Probably. Settling on a starting quarterback right away is a must, but Barrett Trotter is out of the mix after stunningly choosing to take off a year early. Clint Moseley and Kiehl Frazier will be in the mix for the starting job, and the need to find a consistent second offensive weapon to go along with running back Onterio McCalebb. The interior of the line returns intact, but the starting tackles are gone. The defense had to be rebuilt, but now it's more experienced with nine starters returning. It should be even more talented than the national title version.
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The Entire 2012 Recruiting Class
The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... The Hogs are loaded just about everywhere, but they need to start stockpiling numbers at running back for down the road and have to keep feeding the receiving corps with more and more options. An upgrade at corner isn't a must this year, but it will be next season, and finding a few pass rushers is a priority. Overall, no matter what the position, Arkansas needs as many great prospects as possible to keep up the arms race with the other star programs in the West.
Team Concerns For 2012: Receivers, receivers, receivers. JUCO transfer Courtney Gardner could be and instant star, while Jalen Cobb and Keon Hatcher are studs for down the road. Bobby Petrino wanted running backs, and he's getting them, led by Jonathan Williams out of Texas. It'll be strength in numbers for the defensive ends with Deatrich Wise and Taiwan Johnson leading a terrific group.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
The Hogs just so happened to be in the toughest division in college football and lost to the nation's two best teams. Under Bobby Petrino, though, the talent level is getting to the point where it's time to knock off an Alabama or LSU and get to the SEC title. This could be the team to do it if a few playmaking receivers are found early on to replace Jarius Wright and Joe Adams. Most of the offensive line returns, to protect quarterback Tyler Wilson, who provided a big boost by deciding to return for his senior season. If Knile Davis is healthy and ready to go, the running game could be the SEC's best.
The defense loses a few heart-and-soul types like end Jake Bequette and linebackers Jerry Franklin and Jerico Nelson, but just enough key players return to prevent a disastrous drop-off. Unlike other SEC teams, Arkansas will have the offense to make up for any defensive issues.
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The Entire 2012 Recruiting Class
The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... Skill players. The Aggies are losing a slew of stars off an offensive powerhouse, and while this year's class isn't likely to provide much in the way of instant help, the passing game prospects should be hot for Kevin Sumlin's offense. The receiving corps needs talent to develop for the next few seasons, and it would be a plus if star running back prospect Trey Williams could shine immediately.
Team Concerns For 2012: The passing game. This shouldn't be a problem with a little bit of time, but it's not going to be Case Keenum and fireworks right away. Ryan Tannehill is gone as is Jeff Fuller, but Ryan Swope and Uzowa Nwachukwu are talented. The biggest hit is in the secondary with three starters and the top corners gone, but the 2009 and 2011 classes were loaded with secondary prospects and this year's class appears to be strong for the defensive backfield.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
The Kevin Sumlin era could get off to a rocky start. Going off to the SEC West isn't exactly a way to rebuild, and losing a ton of firepower won't help with QB Ryan Tannehill, WR Jeff Fuller, and RB Cyrus Gray all off to the NFL. Christine Michael has to prove he can stay healthy enough to carry the rushing workload behind a great-looking line that gets all five starters back. The defense that was such a rock against the run and led the nation in sacks gets six starters back on the front seven including Sean Porter and Damontre Moore on the outside. The pass rush has to continue to be tremendous with three starters gone from the secondary.
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The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... Defensive linemen. You don't have a chance in the SEC without a strong defensive front, and MSU is getting one. The Bulldogs lose two key playmakers up front, including tackle Fletcher Cox, and an upgrade is needed for 2013 and beyond. Head coach Dan Mullen is getting a slew of interesting pass rushers and a few terrific tackles to make the line a strength.
Team Concerns For 2012: Backfield production. Any time Tyler Russell is ready to grow into the star he was supposed to be as a star 2009 recruit would be a plus, while losing RB Vick Ballard takes away a heart-and-soul type for the offense. Safety is a huge concern with Charles Mitchell and Wade Bonner gone, but the 2010 class was heavy on defensive backs and could be a major plus in time.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
There are too many big replacements to hope to get back to the 2010 production, but the talent is there to improve on a disappointing 2011. The defense loses top tackle Fletcher Cox off the line, and both safeties have to be replaced, but six starters are back and the production shouldn't drop off too much. Offensively, the passing game has to be better and that means QB Tyler Russell has to live up to his prep hype. All the top receivers are seniors, and they'll have to take over the offense with RB Vick Ballard and three offensive linemen done.
7. Ole Miss
The Entire 2012 Recruiting Class
The 2012 Class Was Heavy On... The Rebels and new head coach Hugh Freeze have to find a passing game and an offense. It's Ole Miss, so there's always a national search for the tired, poor, and hungry quarterbacks yearning for playing time. JUCO transfer Bo Wallace will be in the mix right away, and after a few years of decent recruiting classes aimed at the skill positions – with last year's class shining at receiver – the passing game has to be better.
Team Concerns For 2012: Offensive tackle. There's enough young depth across the board to create some interesting position battles going into spring ball, but the offense needs better blocking and has to do it with Bobby Massie taking off early for the NFL and Bradley Sowell done with his eligibility. The Rebels need a left tackle.
Looking Ahead To The 2012 Season:
What kind of a team is Hugh Freeze taking over? The Rebels were 116th in the nation in scoring, 114th in offense, and last in the SEC in total and scoring defense. There's work to do on the defensive front that underachieved in a huge way, but the experience should pay off after throwing true freshmen C.J. Johnson and Bryon Bennett to the wolves. The defense will work around true sophomore linebacker Serderius Bryant on the weakside and Mike Marry in the middle, while all four starters are back in the secondary. The offense has to settle on a quarterback in yet another offseason derby, and finding a consistent running back to work around would be nice. The offensive tackles that were supposed to be a major strength, and weren't, are both gone with Bobby Massie taking off early for the NFL, but the interior returns intact.
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In an age of political correctness and the contrived sound bite, Marshall Henderson is an anomaly, a free-spirit college basketball hasn't seen since Jason Williams brought his killer crossover to Gainesville in the late 1990s. Dating back even further, it's not a stretch to consider Henderson a Bill Walton in a shooter's body.
Unafraid to show his emotions, the Ole Miss junior guard leaped high into the air and pumped his fist feverishly following the Rebels' thrilling comeback over Missouri on Friday night. Henderson reportedly screamed so loudly in the locker room that he irked several Tigers players as they walked through a hallway at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. With less than 15 hours before the Rebels' next game, an SEC semifinals matchup against Vanderbilt, Henderson exclaimed early on Saturday morning, "I'm ready to play right now, I'm crazy, let's go!"
On Sunday, Henderson sparked a furious 28-8 run, as Ole Miss rallied from a 12-point halftime deficit to defeat Florida 66-63 in the SEC Tournament finals. When the final horn sounded, Henderson sprinted toward the press table in pure elation while repeatedly clutching the Ole Miss logo on his jersey. With the victory, the Rebels captured an SEC Tournament title for the first time since 1981 and earned a berth in the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2002.
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He received it in Sunday's final from forwards Murphy Holloway and Reginald Buckner , both of whom dominated the Gators inside. Holloway finished with game-highs of 23 points and 10 rebounds, while missing only three of 14 attempts from the floor. Buckner led the Rebels with three blocks, while constantly altering Gators' shots in the paint. Buckner's finish off an alley-oop from Henderson at the 13:37 mark tied the game for the first time since the opening tip.
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